Third Friday music announced
Here is this month's Third Friday Music Festival music lineup, as compiled by Troubled Waters Brewing and Harbor Music.
Here is this month's Third Friday Music Festival music lineup, as compiled by Troubled Waters Brewing and Harbor Music.
From their Clearwater kitchen to a major league baseball stadium, it's been a remarkable three years for a local Pinellas County family-owned hot sauce business.
Like many parents, Christine Baron detested how invested her son was in video games.
Since the 1980s, people all around the world have been asking, "Where’s Waldo?"
WatermelonWeeks is an annual fundraiser to benefit the Safety Harbor Public Library Foundation where participating restaurants and bars create watermelon-inspired dishes, drinks or desserts and pledge a portion of each sale to the Foundation.
In the middle of the night, Louis Claudio’s house sometimes shakes. A roar fills his ears. He wakes, frantic, only to come to his senses and realize it’s not the end of the world — a plane has just flown low over his home.
Gigglewaters in Safety Harbor hosted its 5th annual July 4th Hot Dog Eating Contest.
Creative Loafing's Tampa Bay Restaurant Week is back for the eighteenth year.
Shucked shells are helping restore water quality and important oyster reef habitats in Tampa Bay.
Customers of Duke Energy and Tampa Electric will soon get the chance to attend rare local, public hearings and weigh in on the utilities’ requests to raise base rates next year by millions of dollars. Base rates are a major component of electricity bills, which also include other charges.
At its May 20 meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission unaniumously approved a conditional use for Gold Coast Custom Works, LLC to repair and display for sale low-speed vehicles at 1450 10th St. S. Unit C.
Many of you recognized the pink elephant in yesterday's newsletter as Ellie, a beloved icon in downtown Safety Harbor.
It’s a situation that’s been around as long as downtown districts have existed: The densely populated areas produce a certain level of noise, and some people who live nearby don’t like it.
A 7,125 square-foot waterfront home, located at 910 S. Bayshore Blvd., sold April 5 for $7.2 million, the highest price paid for a single-family home in Safety Harbor. The three-story, 6-bedroom, 6.5 bath home sits on a 1.37-acre lot with no neighbors for a half-mile on either side.
Up and down Main Street in Safety Harbor, bars and restaurants often have music, and since COVID, that sometimes means they are playing outside.
Dozens packed the city commission meeting in Safety Harbor Monday night to support a local restaurant after it was given a noise violation over outdoor music.
"Our goal is to shine the light on all the great things that are in and around Tampa Bay," said co-owner and head chef, Jon Walker.
An online petition is circulating around Safety Harbor where local businesses are looking to address ongoing noise ordinance issues in the city.
The legendary Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports and the One Bite Review finally got around to visiting the Tampa area and relented to the throngs of pizza fans filling his inbox with recommendations for U.S. Pizza Team member Jamie Culliton and The Nona Slice House in Safety Harbor, FL.
In the heart of Safety Harbor, Florida, there lies a gem that’s redefining the dining scene one plate at a time: Gigglewaters Social Club & Screening Room. Behind its success is Rachel Fine Wilson, a woman whose journey from the theatre’s spotlight to the culinary stage is as compelling as the menu she curates. With Gigglewaters, Rachel has not merely opened a restaurant but ignited a culinary revolution, blending the soul of New York dining with Florida’s vibrant community spirit.
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The shelves are stocked with hard cider, smoked fish dip, raw milk, spice rubs, fresh flowers and honey.
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