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  1. With bird’s-eye view
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Ron Smith has sighted more than 700 bird species out of an estimated 850 found in North America.
  2. Avengers Campus opening in California, but no Marvel park for Florida’s Disney
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Disneyland's new Avengers Campus will debut on June 4, nearly a year after originally planned.
  3. Want to meet people in Tampa Bay? This friendship coach has 5 tips.
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Danielle Bayard Jackson is a PR agency owner, licensed educator, author and certified friendship coach.
  5. Tickets are disappearing fast for Dali Museum’s van Gogh exhibit
    Apr. 8• Life & Culture
    Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Nights" becomes a multimedia experience in scenes from "Van Gogh Alive" at the Dali Museum. The museum was first North American stop on this international touring exhibition, and it's been a big hit. Few spots are left before it ends on June 13.
  6. Universal will open Jurassic World VelociCoaster in June
    Apr. 7• Life & Culture
    Jurassic World Velocicoaster, the new attraction in Jurassic Park at Islands of Adventure, will open June 10.
  7. Disney says it’s okay to take a mask-free selfie again
    Apr. 6• Life & Culture
    Epcot reopened on Wednesday as Walt Disney World continued its phased reopening. Masks are required for all and visitors had to make a reservation in advance to visit the park to enable limitations on crowd capacity. Photo courtesy Walt Disney World
  8. USF student recounts ‘shopping while Black’ at Disney World
    Apr. 6• Life & Culture
    Jaalin Harvey, 24, at Walt Disney World. He's been an annual passholder since he was in seventh grade.
  9. As theme parks hit capacity and add festivals, a return to normal predicted
    Apr. 6• Life & Culture
    SeaWorld’s Aquatica opened Riptide Race April 3, a ride billed as the world’s largest dueling raft water slide.
  10. Mom and daughter walked 150 St. Petersburg parks
    Apr. 6• Life & Culture
    Amy George, 63, and her daughter Rachel Crozier, 36, along with Wilson, Crozier's dog, are pictured at Dell Holmes Park on 22nd Street S in St. Petersburg. “We were determined to hit all 150 parks,” George said. They spent the past year walking the parks in St. Petersburg.
  11. Upscale Italian style popup bar coming to Tampa’s Armature Works
    Apr. 5• Bars & Breweries
    Amaro Montenegro brings a traveling Italian popup bar truck to Tampa Heights.
  12. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: April 5-11
    Apr. 5• Life & Culture
    Wish Farms in Plant City has opened up its fields every Saturday for berry picking through May 1.
  13. Top 10 Tampa Bay area events for the week of April 5-11
    Apr. 5• Entertainment
    Catch heavy slamming WWE action as WrestleMania comes to Raymond James Stadium this Saturday and Sunday.
  14. Wrestling fans emerging from pandemic bubble for WrestleMania 37
    Apr. 5• Pro Wrestling
    A photo of the sold-out crowd in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, which hosted 2019's WrestleMania. Tampa is set to host WrestleMania at Raymond James Stadium on April 10 and 11.
  15. Independent wrestling, hanging on in pandemic, comes to Tampa before WrestleMania 37
    Apr. 1• Pro Wrestling
    "Thee Technical Alchemist" David Mercury, top, wrestles with Boots during a Generation Championship Wrestling match at Carrollwood Cultural Center in Tampa in February 2020.
  16. Pinellas seniors will get Grad Nite at Busch Gardens after all
    Mar. 31• Life & Culture
    Pinellas County seniors will get Busch Gardens to themselves on May 7 for a special Grad Nite arranged for them.
  17. Jobsite in Tampa offers a new take on Shakespeare’s ‘Henry V’
    Mar. 30• Stage
    Jobsite, the independent resident theater company at the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, opens on April 9 with Shakespeare’s "Henry V" in the Jaeb Theater.
  18. How the Florida Aquarium feeds 8,000 animals a day
    Mar. 30• Life & Culture
    Senior biologist Michelle Uhlig offers a roseate spoonbill a morning bite while putting out feed pans at the Florida Aquarium in Tampa.
  19. Busch Gardens adds En Vogue, Kool and the Gang to food festival concert lineup
    Mar. 29• Entertainment
    En Vogue will play the Busch Gardens Food & Wine Festival April 18. The group, which currently includes founding members Terry Ellis and Cindy Herron, as well as Rhona Bennett, most recently made a cameo appearance in Coming 2 America.
  20. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: March 29-April 4
    Mar. 29• Life & Culture
    For an oh-so-Florida Easter activity, kids can hunt for colorful eggs left by the Easter Bunny in Largo’s Southwest Pool.
  21. Top 10 Tampa Bay area events for the week of March 29-April 4
    Mar. 29• Life & Culture
    Members of First Unity Church St. Petersburg sing and dance during an Easter Sunday sunrise service in Straub Park in St. Petersburg on April 12, 2020. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the church will once again hold a small service and livestream it on Facebook.
  22. Passover, Easter to be a little more open in second year of the pandemic
    Mar. 26• News
    Tomas Perdomo grouts the tile floor of the sanctuary during a renovation of Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Tampa on Thursday. The project, which highlights a towering stained-glass window at the head of the church, will be done in time for Easter services.
  23. Tampa Theatre offers lineup of Oscar nominees
    Mar. 26• Movies
    Starting April 1, the historic Tampa Theatre will show all the top Oscar nominees, animated films and shorts in the newly reopened movie palace.
  24. Tampa’s Wat Mongkolratanaram Thai market and temple now has a drive-thru
    Mar. 25• Food News
    Wat Mongkolratanaram Thai Temple Tampa has reopened as a Sunday drive-thru market with strict rules for safety precautions.

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