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  • Woof Gang Bakery

    See Spot sit. See Spot stay. See Spot thank you for the dog-licious treats you got him from this bakery featuring flavorful, healthy, fun gourmet canine treats like Snickerpoodles. Birthday coming up? Grab a pup-cake, or special order your best friend’s favorite flavor, such as parmesan and bacon or peanut butter. (09/2011)

    18875 State Road 54, Lutz
    813-949-3644
    woofgangbakery.com

  • Life and Death

    What do Robert Duval, Tennessee Williams and Andy Warhol have in common? They were all photographed by Duane Michals, a well known photographer, famous for pioneering his own form of sequential photography and for being a renegade voice who often included handwritten commentary with his work See his work through Nov. 5. (09/2011)

    200 N Tampa St
    813-221-2222
    fmopa.org

  • Splash Island Water Park

    A water park in the Gulf of Mexico? You got it. Hold on to the last days of summer and slide, climb, bounce and lounge in the inflatable, floating 15,000+ square foot park. (09/2011)

    At the TradeWinds Island Resort 5500 Gulf Blvd; St. Pete Beach
    727-367-6461
    tradewindsresort.com

  • The Dalí Museum

    With its out-of-this-world exterior, the surrealism begins before you even walk through the door of this new museum. It’s home to the world’s most comprehensive collection of Dalí works—more than 1,500 altogether—including oil paintings and sculptures. (08/2011)

    One Dalí Blvd, St Petersburg
    727-823- 3767



  • Ferg’s Sports Bar and Grill

    Before heading across the street to Tropicana Field, stop by Ferg’s for a pint or two. This cordial locals’ watering hole makes first-timers feel like regulars, especially if they’re rooting for the home team. No Rays game? Thursdays feature a lively trivia competition. (08/2011)

    1320 Central Ave, St. Petersburg
    727-822-4562
    fergssportsbar.com

  • Natural Fashion: Art & the Body, Photographs by Hans Silvester

    This exhibit features 39 color works from German photographer and environmental activist Hans Silvester, all of which capture members of the Surma and Mursi tribes in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley. Admire the exceptional face- and body-painting of the human canvas. Through April 10. (04/2011)

    200 N Tampa St, Ste 130
    813- 221-2222
    fmopa.org

  • Penguins: Backstage Pass

    Get an up-close and personal look at these tuxedoed South African animals while a biologist explains their common behaviors. You may even have an opportunity to touch them—just don’t try to straighten their bow ties. (04/2011)

    701 Channelside Dr
    813-273-4000
    flaquarium.org

  • Hellas

    Go Greek at this authentic restaurant, the menu of which features traditional dishes like gyros, souvlaki, stuffed grape leaves, mousaka and meatballs. Have a bite of saganaki (flaming cheese) and enjoy an “Opá!” moment. On your way out, pick up some treats from the bakery; a box of honey-covered baklava should do. $ (04/2011)

    785 Dodecanese Blvd, Tarpon Springs
    727-943-2400
    hellas-restaurant.com



  • KALUPA’S BAKERY & DELI

    Say “I love you” with a dozen personalized cookies from this long-time favorite bakery. Or, you can create a cake designed to look like those favorite fl owers or a cupcake for a sweet bite. (01/2011)

    2602 S MacDill Ave
    813-902-1979
    kalupasbakery.com

  • VINYL FEVER TAMPA

    Recently named one of Rolling Stone’s Top 25 record stores in the US, this small shop is fi lled with vinyl favorites as well as latest releases. A listening station lets you take a listen to a CD or record before you buy. (01/2011)

    4110 Henderson Blvd
    813-289-8399
    vinylfevertampa.com

  • DRUMLINE LIVE

    The exuberant sounds and energy of a marching band come to the stage in this brassy production. You never knew hip-hop, R&B and classic Motown favorites could sound like this until now. Jan. 20. (01/2011)

    At Mahaffey Theater 400 First St S, St. Petersburg
    727-892-5798
    mahaffeytheater.com

  • GASPARILLA PIRATE FEST

    Ahoy there, matey! Make plans to be in Tampa when the city is invaded by pirates. There is a parade down waterfront Bayshore Boulevard; think of it as a mini, one-day Mardi Gras. (Note the kids’ parade is held the week before.) Jan. 29. (01/2011)

    Bayshore Boulevard, Tampa
    no phone
    gasparillapiratefest.com