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6th Annual Sarasota Spring Fine Art Festival
Sarasota, FL – March 9-10, 2019 sees a new collection of original, handmade art showcased in downtown Sarasota at the 6th Annual Sarasota Spring Fine
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Clearwater Beach, Again, TripAdvisor’s No. 1 Beach In U.S.
St. Pete/Clearwater (Feb. 26, 2019) – For the second year in a row, Clearwater Beach has taken TripAdvisor’s top spot in its annual Best Beach
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The Worst Cities in Florida: Where Not to Go
Florida has some of the best cities in the country. With great vacation spots like Tampa and Naples, Florida is the place to visit. However,
freeFall’s Perfect Arrangement
Due to popular demand, freeFall Theatre Company is extending Perfect Arrangement through March 3. This new play by Atlanta playwright and screenwriter Topher Payne is
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Orlando’s Bid to Host WorldPride Shows Resilience
Nearly three years ago, the Pulse Night Club shooting occurred and shook the country. In fact, people felt the impact of the shooting throughout the
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A Smooth Transition to a Florida Family Vacation
Every family vacation is bound to have a few challenges. But when Melissa DeStefano and her family decided to book a Florida family vacation, the
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Pirate-Themed Hotel to be the Newest Addition to Legoland
In its current state, Legoland Florida draws a major crowd. But a newest addition to Legoland could make the amusement park even more appealing. According
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Could Collier County Be the Next Top LGBTQ Tourism Destination?
For years, Collier County has been a hot-spot for tourists. However, it hasn’t always been one of the major LGBTQ tourism destinations. Lately, the Convention
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Our Florida Road Trip: Full-Time Lesbian Travelers
This Fall, my wife and I embarked on a month-long road trip through the United States. Being Canadian, we’ve spent plenty of time down in
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Tupperware HQ Also a Tribute to Women in Business
Visiting the headquarters office for Tupperware might be the last thing on many people’s minds when they visit the Orlando area, but there’s actually a
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Turnin’ Up the Heat: LGBTQ Chefs of Tampa Bay
The foodie scenes in St. Petersburg and Tampa are sizzlin’ hot—with a global menu of cuisine that could rival any big city like NYC or
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Historic Architecture at Florida Southern College is a Little-Known Lakeland Treasure
Even if you aren’t a big fan of architecture and don’t know much about Frank Lloyd Wright, checking out the unique campus buildings at Florida
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Back to the Beginning: A Brief History of Treasure Island and Bilmar Hotel
St. Petersburg’s Treasure Island had a sudden beginning—and an interesting series of events that led to its fantastical name. It was on Saturday, September 25,1848,
Fort Myers LGBTQ Community Gets Support From Nonprofit
Fort Myers isn’t the most gay friendly city. Like many other Florida towns and cities, Fort Myers leans toward the conservative side. Fortunately, there’s a
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Plans Released for the Adam Lambert and Queen Rhapsody Tour
This summer, Queen and Adam Lambert are teaming up and performing in a new Rhapsody Tour. According to Queen’s official site, the musicians will be
Southside Coffee Brew Bar Serves Up a Queer-Friendly Cup
“I was certain that my passion, 25-plus years of experience and the ability to throw down one of the best cups of coffee around town
St. Pete’s Holiday Inn Express Welcomes All
Though it has the corporate brand name, this is no run-of-the-mill hotel: The Holiday Inn Express & Suites St. Petersburg – Madeira Beach is a
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Dunedin Wants Key West Style for Stadium Restoration
Dunedin Stadium and the Vanech Recreation Complex will be going through a major restoration project. According to Mark Schantz with the Tampa Bay Newspapers, the
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The Surprisingly Hot Gay Scene of Cape Coral
When I moved to Cape Coral, I didn’t expect much. Having moved around a lot, I was used to living in suburban towns. They were
Second Annual ReadOut Scheduled for February
Mark Your Calendars The Second Annual Gulfport ReadOut is just around the corner: Friday through Sunday, Feb 15-17, 2019. Online registration is now open! The
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Music! Theatre! Taps! The Music Man at the Asolo Theatre
The Asolo Theatre, now celebrating its 60th anniversary, began the season with a stunning remake of the Music Man – the American 1950’s play that
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Red Tide in Pinellas County Greatly Improves
After months of toxic conditions at the beach, Pinellas County finally has some relief. According to Veronica Brezina-Smith of the Tampa Bay Business Journal, the
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Ybor City Tunnel to History Uncovered with Demolition Work
Over a century ago, Ybor City was a smuggler’s paradise. Until recently, there were only far-reaching theories that smugglers used underground tunnels to get around
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How to Enjoy a Naples, Florida Vacation with Your Pet
If you’re pet lovers like us, you’ll understand why my wife and I cringe at the thought of going away, especially on an extended-stay vacation.
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Tibet Butler Nature Preserve: Nature Gem in Orlando
For something more authentic than theme park rides and gift shops in the Orlando area, try the Tibet-Butler Preserve, a county park about seven miles
