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Get Ready Tampa Bay: Electric Cars, Smart Energy

By Janan Talafer Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Get Ready Tampa Bay is an affiliate of the national Project Get Ready, an initiative of the Rocky Mountain Institute, a research and development organization committed to renewable energy sources. Power companies in the Tampa Bay region are teaming up to provide smart energy support for electric cars.

Photo Slideshow: Startup Florida, Tampa

By Julie Busch Branaman Thursday, March 08, 2012
Tampa Bay entrepreneurs aboard Startup Florida's bus compete against other teams from throughout the nation at the SXSW (South by Southwest) Festival in Texas for the coolest new ideas hatched during a three-day bus ride from Tampa. The bus is filled with teams of techies intent on creating and developing the next big thing, whatever that may be.

Video: Criterium & Street Festival, Tampa

By Diane Egner Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Observers are welcome as some of the world's fastest bicyclists will race around downtown Tampa on March 31. The route will take riders in a loop north on Franklin Street, west on Polk Street, south on Tampa Street and east on Kennedy Boulevard.

Petition: Re-Open Friendship Trail Bridge, Tampa Bay

By Theresa Woods Tuesday, March 06, 2012
The Friendship Trail Bridge has been closed since 2008 after public officials decided it was cheaper to tear the bridge down than to repair it. Supporters now want to find a way to reopen the bridge to the public for recreational use only.

Not Your Average Speakers: "Creating Place: The Influence Of Art & Design''

By Diane Egner Tuesday, March 06, 2012
How can art and design influence a sense of place in the Tampa Bay region? Join 83 Degrees Media and Florida thought leaders for a community conversation on March 13 at Stageworks Theatre. Parking is available inside the garages at Grand Central at Kennedy. Enter off of Kennedy Boulevard.

Makenzie Raye: Temple Terrace Teen Fine-Tunes Country Music

By Matt Spencer Tuesday, March 06, 2012
King High School freshman Makenzie Raye is working toward a full-fledged country music career one step at a time. Vocal lessons? Check. Songwriting sessions and open mic nights in Nashville? Check. A performance at this year's Florida Strawberry Festival? Check. The future is bright for this Temple Terrace talent.

Think Small To Think Big: Cash For Tampa Bay Arts

By Megan Voeller Tuesday, February 28, 2012
"Think Small To Think Big'' is a creative arts funding organization designed to help Tampa Bay artists pursue their work by awarding microgrants for specific projects. So far, 15 grants have been awarded.

Not Your Average Speakers: Community Building In Tampa Bay

By Matt Spencer Tuesday, February 28, 2012
What do you love about your city? Where is there room for improvement? How do you build a sense of community that can improve the Tampa Bay region, your city or your neighborhood? These are a few of the questions discussed by five Tampa Bay thought leaders in 83 Degrees Media's third "Not Your Average Speakers" series event at The Roosevelt 2.0.

Photo Slideshow: Philanthropic Young Tampa Bay

By Julie Busch Branaman Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Philanthropic Young Tampa Bay aims to increase charitable giving among young professionals and other arts lovers. See this photo slideshow of a recent event by 83 Degrees Managing Photographer Julie Busch Branaman.
 

What Tampa Bay Reads: New Media Sites To Share

By Alexis Quinn Chamberlain Tuesday, February 21, 2012
New media websites in Tampa Bay are growing new audiences of readers who are looking for news and information that is relevant to their lives, their communities and their future.

ARTpool Gallery: Celebrating Art, Music, Fashion In St. Pete

By Janan Talafer Tuesday, February 21, 2012
ARTpool Gallery, a new shop in St. Petersburg's funky Grand Central District, is a showcase for artists like owner Marina Williams who enjoys expanding the boundaries of creative thought. It's fun, edgy, eclectic and rapidly becoming known as much for its quirky events as for its unique art, vintage items and unusual jewelry.

USF College Of Pharmacy Shines Under Scrutiny

By Diane Egner Tuesday, February 21, 2012
USF rallies support around the USF College of Pharmacy as it is proposed for elimination during Florida Legislative budget debates. To learn more about the College, take a look at videos USF has produced in recruiting faculty and students.

Kahwa Coffee: Popular St. Pete Cafe Now In Tampa

By Megan Voeller Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Entrepreneurs Raphael and Sarah Perrier expand Kahwa Coffee from downtown St. Petersburg into downtown Tampa in an effort to tap into the growing urban scene that attracts young and youthful professionals to emerging creative spaces like those found along the Tampa Riverwalk and around Lykes Gaslight Square Park.

Muzime: Next Gen Of Music Discovery Emerges In Tampa

By Matt Spencer Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Music by more than 150 performers, most from the Tampa Bay region, is available through Muzime, a free web app that combines the streaming capabilities of Spotify with the social connectivity of Facebook and the purchasing component of iTunes.

Community Building: Not Your Average Speakers And 83 Degrees Media

By Diane Egner Sunday, February 12, 2012
What does it take to build community in Tampa Bay? Join the conversation with Heather Kenyon of Tampa Bay Technology Forum, Reuben Pressman of Swings Tampa Bay, Bob Devin Jones of Studio@620, Brian Seel of Emerge Tampa Bay and Mike Blasco of Tasting Tampa on Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 5:30 pm at Roosevelt 2.0 in Ybor City.
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