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• The Lost King | Thursday, Mar. 30-Friday, Mar. 31 | Times vary | Tampa Theatre, 711 N. Franklin St., Tampa | $12 | This 2023 film chronicles a woman’s discovery of the long-lost remains of King Richard III.
• Marco Antonio Solís | Thursday, Mar. 30 | 8 p.m. | Amalie Arena, 401 Channelside Dr., Tampa | $35.75-$700 | Catch the legendary Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer’s “El Buki” World Tour.

• MacFarlane Park Tree Planting | Friday, Mar. 31 | 8-11 a.m. | MacFarlane Park, 1700 N. MacDill Ave., Tampa | Free | Help plant 70 trees in the community park — supplies will be provided.
• Tall Ships St. Pete | Friday, Mar. 31, Saturday, Apr. 1, Sunday, Apr. 2 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Port St. Pete, 250 8th Ave. SE, St. Petersburg | $9.95-$175 | Step aboard and sail on some mighty tall ships, take in performers and music, and enjoy craft beers and food trucks.
• Roar Through Ybor 2023 | Friday, Mar. 31 | 6-10 p.m. | Ybor City, 1700 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa | $40-$45 | Register to run a 5K, one-mile fun run, or a virtual race in support of eye recovery.
• “When the Righteous Triumph” | Friday, Mar. 31, Saturday, Apr. 1, Sunday, Apr. 2 | Times vary | Stageworks Theatre, 1120 E. Kennedy Blvd., #151, Tampa | $35-$40 | Written by Tampa’s own Mark E. Leib, this play shares a slice of Tampa’s Civil Rights protests.

• Old Southeast Community Garden & Plant Sale | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 9 a.m.-1 p.m. | Old Southeast Community Garden, 2121 Beach Dr. SE, St. Petersburg | Free | The Community Garden is closing and all plants are for sale — bring a shovel and larger pots to take home your finds.
• April Vintage Market | Saturday, Apr. 1-Sunday, Apr. 2 | Times vary | Vintage Marche, 2906 34th St. S., St. Petersburg | Free | Roam the massive warehouse searching for vintage furniture, decor, clothes, and jewelry.
• National Poetry Month Kickoff with Ross Gay | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Tombolo Books, 2153 1st Ave. S., St. Petersburg | Free | Enjoy a reading by poet and essayist Ross Gay — make sure to RSVP.
• Lightning vs. Islanders | Saturday, Apr. 1 | 7-10 p.m. | Amalie Arena, 401 Channelside Dr., Tampa | $70-$1,500 | Watch as the Lightning take on the Islanders.

• 86º | Sunny | 4% chance of rain

• Rise: 7:22 a.m.
• Set: 7:46 p.m.

• High: 10:11 p.m.
• Low: 6:01 a.m.

• High: 7:18 p.m.
• Low: 2:34 a.m.

• Frontier is launching flights from TPA to Phoenix and the Dominican Republic later this spring. The airline will offer daily flights to Arizona, and twice weekly flights to the DR. (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

• Parking in Downtown St. Pete will likely get a whole lot easier pretty soon. Plans are in the works to allow residents pay to park at six parking lots surrounding the Trop on days when there aren’t games. City Council has to approve the change which would add hundreds of spots to the current parking ecosystem. (Tampa Bay Times)

• The Lab Coffee is comin’ to Seminole Heights. The local java spot will open at 4304 North Florida Ave. in the coming weeks. Check out the menu in the meantime. (Creative Loafing Tampa Bay)

• Weren’t able to attend one of legendary environmental activist Jane Goodall’s appearances this week? Check out this conversation with Goodall about her motivations, work, and take in her message to Floridians. (Tampa Bay Times)

• Do you still dream of Jeannie? Longtime actress Barbara Eden spoke with St. Pete Catalyst’s Bill DeYoung about her illustrious career — which includes filming right here in Tampa Bay — before her stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall this weekend. Get tickets to the event. (St. Pete Catalyst)
• Finish out Opening Day with a new documentary about Tampa Bay’s journey to an MLB team, “Rise of the Rays: A Devil of a Story.” The hour-long WEDU PBS production chronicles Frank Morsani and Rick Dodge’s work to bring a team to the Sunshine City. The documentary premieres tonight at 9 p.m. (Tampa Bay Times)

• The last Indie Flea of the season is this weekend. Spend a little time with one of the mainstays, Gabby Duncan’s massively popular Gabby Bakes. And pick up one of Duncan’s little cakes, tarts, and brightly colored treats this Sunday at the St. Pete market. (Creative Loafing Tampa Bay)

• The first-ever Historic Old Northeast Art in the Garden Tour is booked for next Saturday, April 15 from 1-4 p.m. Roam some of the neighborhood’s contemporary, lush, and tropical gardens, take in live music, and bring cash for snacks and drinks along your quest. Tickets are $30 and are expected to sell out. (I Love the Burg)

• If your vacuum isn’t picking up dirt and debris like it used to, it may be time for a new one. This handheld Shark vacuum is lightweight, cordless, and highly rated on Amazon. Or splurge on the Dyson V11 Cordless Vacuum that sucks up particles as small as allergens and bacteria.
• Are your kids ready for springtime family photos? Our online store (Six & Main) features Ducks and Drakes, a children’s clothing company with tall kids at the heart of its style and designs. Shop the perfect fit now.

• Sample the new ballpark eats, namely the “Stinger Dog” — a Nathan’s hot dog loaded with chili and cheese.
• Visit the Short Stop at Budweiser Porch to grab all your gameday snacks checkout-free.
• Figure out the parking sitch. If you’re not going early, parking may be a bit tough. Ubering over or taking the newly minted SunRunner is an excellent option.
• Grab the team’s 25th Anniversary merchandise at the Bay Republic Team Store in the ballpark. We’re eyeing the throwback Devil Rays jerseys and hats.
• Download the MLB app to check out news, lineups, and standings.