Events

Enchant Christmas will be coming to St. Petersburg this holiday season, offering an immersive light maze, festive vendors and an overall enchanting experience. 

The 2021 Hillsborough County Fair returns Sept. 23-Oct. 3 with expanded carnival with rides and free, family-oriented entertainment.

Fourth Friday returns to the Tampa Riverwalk on the fourth Friday of every month, featuring an art and culture crawl with live music starting around 5 p.m.

Next March, Busch Gardens is set to open its newest ride, Iron Gwazi – the fastest and steepest rollercoaster of its kind reaching 76mph with a 91-degree vertical drop.

Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene will headline the Hillsborough County GOP’s Lincoln Day dinner this Friday.

This year’s Perseid meteor shower peaks in North America Thursday, Aug. 12 and continues through the 14th. By looking northeast from North and Central Florida.

Today, two leading organizations are bringing veterans and employers together, in-person, again for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Cafe con Tampa will host St. Pete Mayor Rick Kriseman this Friday, July 30 to talk about regionalism, the city’s growth and the challenges ahead. 

The Suncoast Tiger Bay Club will return to in-person events, starting with a panel discussion on the current red tide crisis facing the Tampa Bay area.

Tickets for 2022 Gasparilla events will go on sale Friday, July 23, with special early bird pricing.

After the Tampa Bay Lightning held onto the Stanley Cup Wednesday night, fans can get ready to celebrate on the water.

Any city can hold a parade to salute a championship sports team, but Tampa does things a little differently.

The Florida League of Cities has awarded Clearwater with its Florida Citizenship Award for the city’s Placemaking Program.

Florida is adding a new sales tax holiday to its repertoire this year.

Tampa will host its second “Boom by the Bay” Fourth of July celebration this year, after canceling the event in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

While fireworks and the Fourth of July go hand-in-hand, not everyone enjoys the noise.

The late Tampa Bay Times writer and avid outdoorsman Terry Tomalin will be honored July 3 with a campground at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve in South St.

After taking last year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fireworks and other festivities will return to the St.

The Cross Bay Ferry, a seasonal shuttle that runs November-April between downtown St.

The Valspar Championship PGA TOUR event returns to Tampa Bay in 2021 with a field of leading players and new ways for fans to participate.

The Naples Princess is hosting a St.

For movie-goers and Tampa Bay-lovers, we’ve found your ultimate night out.

As the entertainment industry recovers from the devastating financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, one company is seeking to elevate the industry and empower clients with affordable solutions.

Kids are back in school. Remote work is the new norm And life is still functioning in a COVID-19 fashion. Feeling the stress? You’re not alone.

This Sunday night, drop what you’re doing, and head downtown to the Side Splitter’s Comedy Club.

They may not have Ben Stiller and Robin Williams, but the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts have still found a way to make their Night at the Museum special.

This is not just your typical Wednesday night.

For the first time ever, Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg will transform from the home of the Tampa Bay Rays into the World’s Largest Christmas Light Maze and Market featuring larger-than-life light sculptures that take guests on a journey to find Santa’s missing reindeer.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, Oct. 19, for Tampa Pig Jig, a daylong festival in Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park with good eats, an amateur barbecue competition, craft beers and games. This year, country star Jake Owen headlines the festival, and indie rockers Dr. Dog and country band Lanco will also take the stage.

Connecting and empowering women are themes of Working Women of Tampa Bay’s annual State Conference, Sept. 5-6.