Crab Devil News Today

The annual juried Student Art Exhibition, featuring student artwork from The University of Tampa, will open Friday in the Scarfone/Hartley Gallery on campus.

David Dondero Next weekend, Dondero and a forthcoming new art compound of folkloric proportions come together when the 53-year-old plays Crab Devil in Ybor Heights—just two miles from that mall-like entity he sang about nearly two decades ago. The show is the kickoff for Crab Devil’s live music series and will see parts of the immersive art experience open to attendees (if you’re into weird, mythological Florida, then you’re gonna wanna see it).

Nearly three-and-a-half years after getting the keys to his Ybor Heights brewery, longtime Tampa brewer Tim Ogden is ready to open the doors to his very own temple of beer, Deviant Libation.

It all kicks off at HCC Ybor.

Crab Devil promises to be weird, wild Tampa hangout when it opens later this year

Guest post by Jordan Smith about Gasparilla Music Festival.

The ABCs of GMF.

Crab Devil is in the process of installing more than 25 shipping containers, filled with immersive art, at their soon to be opened Peninsularium on Nebraska Avenue and the public will get a sneak peek at the upcoming Gasparilla Music and Arts Festival.

Last week, we learned one of Tampa Bay's last remaining drive-in theaters had abruptly closed, but thanks to the creators of an immersive art experience, the theater's iconic neon sign will have a new home.

The sign will move to Nebraska Avenue and be part of Crab Devil's "Peninsularium" immersive art attraction.