Very hips place for comedy club. Please check with counter where you can park. If you park at the…read morewrong place may get tow. We attend the graduation comedy class presentation. The laughter is all around the show. Great presentation by the students. We love the show with great time there. There is a bar you can get beers and snacks. The club does host regularly professional comedian.

The Commodore locates at the southwest corner of N Nebraska ave and E. 7th Ave. at the edge of Ybor…read morecity. It is a comedy club. They also provide impro classes. There is free parking. In their mission statement- they are giving space to a variety of comedic voices and style and commit to providing opportunities for seasoned performers and newcomers alike. I attended one of their open mic show-each comedian got five minutes solo show. They were so funny, and the jokes were hilarious. I haven't laughed so hard for a long time. The interior got a basic stage, chairs for the audience, some couches, a bar sell drinks and snacks, and the restrooms. Nothing fancy but it was cozy, clean and relaxing. People there were nice and supported each other. Check out their website for the upcoming show and classes, and the parking instruction. Stop by and have a good laugh!

The legendary and soon to be infamous Crowbar; who's carried the obscure to the limelight. Insane…read moreto me this place of refugee is going away due to corporate greed, and gentrification in Ybor. Seeing Tom the other night roaming around his house while everyone was jamming to Padro Pastel & Chuwi was surreal. A local legend and true troubadour, I hope he continues to light the torch of music, love and unity elsewhere in Tampa. Janis Joplin said, "get it while you can." Doors close July 31.

Cool concert venue at the corner of 17th and 8th in downtown Ybor, multiple bars with indoor and…read moreoutdoor space. Good acoustics and lighting, but i do wish there was more seating/food available.

Stopped by for breakfast around 9 AM opening time, and unfortunately, the experience was far from…read morewhat you'd expect. The staff situation seemed rough. Our waitress, who was friendly and clearly trying her best, appeared to be doing everything -- taking orders, serving tables, and possibly even cooking. It wasn't her fault, but it made the entire service feel slow and chaotic. Despite the place being nearly empty, it took 1 hour and 40 minutes to get our food. That kind of delay would be hard to overlook even during a rush -- let alone a slow morning. Several menu items were already "out" which was confusing and disappointing for a small menu. It felt like they were unprepared to open for the day.

The actual name of this listing is The Attic at Rock Brothers. It is the musical venue located…read moreabove my favorite drinking establishment in Ybor, Rock Brothers. The venue seems to book a few acts a week. You can go online, purchase tickets, and pick your actual seat - they sell seats by the table. We were at Table 20 for The Verve Pipe, and it was a four-top, in the 3rd row of tables, on the side, with an excellent view of the stage. Sadly, they do NOT offer their fabulous cocktails upstairs here, even though there is a bar. If you want to drink something stellar, you will need to walk yourself back down the two flights of stairs, and get it yourself. Instead, they have instructions on each table of how to order a standard cocktail on-line; you choose your basic booze, then your basic mixer, and a cocktail server will bring it out to you and take your credit card. Efficient, but very boring. The venue is small, but the sound was good, with the exception of the two magpies behind me screaming and nattering the whole time. Why go to a concert if you're just going to talk through the entire thing? But I digress.... This is a wonderful venue to go see some surprisingly good artists, and I highly recommend a visit.

A Cinematic Masterpiece Before the Movie Even Begins…read more If you are looking for an unforgettable night out, the historic Tampa Theatre is an absolute must-visit. Calling it just a "movie theater" feels like a massive understatement - it is a breathtaking time capsule and a true architectural marvel that elevates the simple act of watching a film into a grand event. From the moment you step through the doors, you are transported into a spectacular, 1920s Mediterranean courtyard. The attention to detail inside the auditorium is stunning, offering an experience that modern multiplexes simply cannot replicate. Here is what makes it so incredibly special: * The Atmospheric Ceiling: You sit under a remarkably realistic night sky, complete with 99 twinkling stars and gently drifting clouds, making you feel like you are outdoors on a perfect evening. * The Architecture: The eclectic, opulent blend of Moorish, Spanish, and Byzantine details - surrounded by gargoyles, statues, and ornate balconies - gives the space a magical, almost surreal charm. * The Mighty Wurlitzer: Arriving early is a requirement! Hearing the historic theatre organ played live before the screenings perfectly captures the golden age of cinema. The programming is just as thoughtfully curated as the decor. Whether you are catching a brilliant independent film, a beloved cult classic, a documentary, or a live event, the venue makes every single screening feel momentous. Grab some popcorn, take in the gorgeous scenery, and enjoy the show. The Tampa Theatre is a meticulously preserved local treasure and truly one of the greatest places to spend an evening!

First visit to the Tampa Theatre was a grand time. Attended the viewing of Triumph : Tampa's Untold…read moreChapter In The Civil Rights Movement. Set in 1960s Florida, this powerful documentary uncovers a hidden chapter of the Civil Rights Movement. A courageous group of Black high school students organized peaceful sit-ins that sparked change across their community. Through firsthand accounts and archival footage, the film captures their fight for justice and equality. Triumph will air on WEDU PBS on Thursday, December 4 at 9 PM. Watch and learn more at wedu.org/triumph Popcorn is $7 and there isn't a bad seat in the house!

I am so disappointed regarding our experience at the Tampa FL location. . My family was vacationing…read morefrom MN and our tour was cancelled due to some sort of building flooding at our meeting spot. They offered to let us hop on another tour and take a rain check. Unfortunately, we were flying out the next morning and requested a refund. It has now been three months and I still have no refund ($200). I have been trying to contact Christine (the owner) for months, text, call, email with no response. I will now be putting in a dispute with my card provider for a refund. I hope everything is going alright over there, and that they turn things around!

My girlfriend and I had an excellent time. Nikki was awesome. My girlfriend was a skeptic but after…read morethe last stop she changed her mind.

I came to see a play, and I was very surprised. The venue…read morelooks like a combination of a movies theater and a museum for some reason. They have parking near the center, but also there plenty of street parking and garages around. I noticed that there were many small bars, so there was not a problem with big lines to get a drink. Inside, the seats and the whole infrastructure is really good.

Came again to enjoy another show. This time it was The Notebook. Won the opportunity through Lucky…read moreSeat to buy tickets for my mom and I. Paying was easy. When you arrive you go to will call to claim your tickets. This time we got seats in the orchestra, which were great! The seats are roomy and plenty of space for taller people. Seating available throughout the venue to sit before the show and during intermission. This is a great theater!

If you're looking for a fun night out, this is the place to go. Just got back from seeing "I love…read moreyou, You're Perefect, Now Change." From the moment it began, it was clear that an enormous amount of talent and hard work went into every part of this production. The four performers carried the entire show with remarkable range. They moved seamlessly between singing and a variety of choreography styles, each number bringing something different to the stage. What stood out most was how much fun the performers were clearly having, and that energy was infectious. The audience was laughing throughout, fully engaged from start to finish. There wasn't a lull in the entire performance; every scene felt purposeful, and you could tell the cast had put in serious work to make it look effortless. This is the kind of show that reminds you why live theater is special. It's polished, it's funny, and it's performed by genuinely talented people who clearly love what they do. I highly recommend this theater to anyone looking for a great night (or day) out. Whether you're a longtime theater fan or just want an entertaining few hours, this production delivers.

Even with the loss of state funding for local arts programs, Stageworks continues to put on…read moreincredible theater. Each season offers a range of shows, some poignant and others hilarious. They choose timely work. Never a miss spending an afternoon or evening here.