Art can be serious business, but for Travis Lampe, there is artistry in humor. The title of his latest show, “Small Time Buffoonist,” at Downtown’s Corey Helford Gallery, is evidence
View a new solo art show from D*Face. Listen to La Marisoul’s latest bolero project. Catch A League of Their Own’s 25th anniversary screening. Attend the opening of the House of the Dragon: The Targaryen Dynasty. Or take in an “alternate reality” film screening at the Norton Simon.
Fans, businesses prepare for third championship boat parade in 10 months
Celebrating Tampa Bay's champions
Thousands of Bolts fans will hit the Riverwalk to celebrate our back-to-back Stanley Cup Champions. Monday's boat parade will be the city's third boat parade in just 10 months. FOX 13's Jordan Bowen has the story.
TAMPA, Fla. - Thousands of bolts fans will converge on the riverfront Monday morning for a boat parade to celebrate back-to-back Stanley Cup Champions, the Tampa Bay Lightning.
In less than 24 hours, the waters of Champa Bay will be a sea of Lightning fans.
"It's incredible. It's something that is only done in Tampa. Only ever going to be done in Tampa I hope. It's uniquely us," Bolts fan Neal Hargis said.
Coming to America, just in time for the sequel,
Coming 2 America, to debut on March 5. Learn about the music and life of Ramon "Chunky" Sanchez. Catch some laughs — and maybe some feels — at a nonbinary, interactive comedy show. Listen to a concert by Joachim Cooder and Amythyst Kiah. Explore Bob Baker's Los Angeles. Tune in for the opening of Historic Belmar Park in Santa Monica.
Friday, Feb. 26 - Friday, March 19
Pandora
What if a woman were suddenly dropped into the world without preconceived notions of beauty, love or violence? What would happen to humanity if they could see through her eyes? The Getty Villa Museum presents a virtual reading of Laurel Ollstein's play about
Vote To Keep Your Tax Dollars At Home
By Staff | Feb 25, 2021
Dear Citizens of Palo Alto County,
As many of you know, a special vote will take place on March 2nd, 2021 regarding the Palo Alto County Public Safety Center. This vote will determine how various aspects of law enforcement will be handled in the future and how they may affect you, the public.
With that being said, one important reason for voting YES would be to ensure that a Deputy is available to respond to the needs of the citizens of our county. There is a very real possibility that if this vote does not pass that our current county jail will be closed down due to not being able to pass the state standards. If this happens, all inmates would be housed in another county. This will result in our offices doing numerous transports back and forth from our county to where the inmate is housed. If our deputies are busy transporting inmates for medical appointments, court hearings and other various appointments, the availability of a deputy being free to respond ASAP to your 911 call is drastically reduced. The transport of female inmates may also require the utilization of a female matron for assistance.