Elevenses Co. | 1001 E. Columbus Dr., Tampa

Kahwa Coffee | Multiple Locations

The Bean Bar Co. | 17018 Palm Pointe Dr., Tampa

• The Lavender Haze — lavender and vanilla latte
• Red — a red velvet latte
• Lover — blue cotton candy latte with whip and pink glitter dust
• Bejeweled — white chocolate mocha with sprinkles

Noble Crust | Multiple Locations

• Tampa Bay Blues Festival | Friday, Apr. 14-Sunday, Apr. 16 | Times vary | Vinoy Park, 501 Fifth Ave. NE, St. Petersburg | $70-$800 | The 27th annual event features performances from 15 blues bands on the scenic waterfront — bring a blanket or chairs.
• Tampa Bay Screams | Friday, Apr. 14-Saturday, Apr. 15 | 5-10 p.m. | Holiday Inn Tampa Westshore, 700 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa | $20-$30 | Meet horror movie icons like Tamara Glynn from “Halloween 5" and pick up your favorite DVDs, VHS tapes, toys, and more.
• Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival | Friday, Apr. 14-Saturday, Apr. 15 | Times vary | Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, 600 N. Ashley Dr., Tampa | $50-$150 | Stop by the first-ever TBWFF to dine on fare from some of Tampa Bay’s foodie faves.

• Spring Plant Festival | Saturday, Apr. 15-Sunday, Apr. 16 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | USF Botanical Gardens, 12210 USF Pine Dr., Tampa | $3-$5 | Shop plants and other materials from commercial + expert growers.
• T-Swift Celebration | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 11 a.m.-8 p.m. | Hostess, 2635 Central Ave., St. Petersburg | Free | Show your Swiftie knowledge with some pop quizzes, enter a raffle entry, and jam out to the pop star’s discography at the glam bungalow.
• Seltzerland - The Ultimate Hard Seltzer Festival | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 12-7 p.m. | Willa’s, 1700 W. Fig St., Tampa | $49-$75 | Test out tons of hard seltzers and canned cocktails while playing games and jamming to a live DJ.
• Strikers vs. Fayetteville | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 6 p.m. | Yuengling Center, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa | $15-$50 | Watch Tampa Bay’s indoor soccer team take on Fayetteville.

• Running with the Rays 5K | Sunday, Apr. 16 | 7:30 a.m. | Tropicana Field, 1 Tropicana Dr., St. Petersburg | $50-$75 | Race through the streets of downtown St. Petersburg (including Al Lang Stadium) before finishing back on Tropicana Field turf.
• Temple Terrace Craft Brewfest 2023 | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 3-7 p.m. | Woodmont Park, 415 Woodmont Ave., Temple Terrace | $20-$45 | Sample hundreds of beers, grub from a handful of food trucks, and dance to live music from The Black Velvet Band.

• Trivia Night | Monday, Apr. 17 | 7-9 p.m. | The Big Catch at Salt Creek, 1500 2nd St. S., St. Petersburg | Free | Test your knowledge and compete to win prizes — this week’s theme is “General.”

• The historic hot streak keeps getting hotter. The Rays swept the Red Sox yesterday — bringing their record to 13-0. Their current run ties the modern MLB record for a win streak to start the season. Yesterday’s win also helped set a new Rays record for longest winning streak. They go for No. 14 tonight at 7 p.m. against the Blue Jays in Toronto.

• The Floridan Palace Hotel is out, Hotel Flor is in. Tampa’s iconic skyscraper has new owners + a new name. The Downtown hotel will reopen under the Hilton umbrella in September, but you can’t make reservations yet. Don’t fret; the iconic red rooftop lettering is staying put. (Tampa Bay Times)
• St. Pete’s nearly century old Standard Oil gas station (at 4th St. and 24th Ave. S.) is inching towards a new life as a drive-thru coffee shop. But first, it needs the “Local Landmark” stamp. (St. Pete Catalyst)
• Ascent St. Pete, the 357-unit apartment tower opposite Jannus Live, is now open — with 40 percent of its apartments already occupied. Pro tip: Check out Cane & Barrel, the shared rooftop bar between Ascent + the AC Marriot — it’s open to the public. (St. Pete Rising)

• The 3rd Annual Pasco Beer & Burger Festival is back this Saturday, April 15, at Heritage Park in Land O’Lakes. This year’s event features 10 artisan chefs, including Sweet Suga’s Grillin and Gigglewaters Food Truck, and 11 local brewers like Odessa’s Leap Gate Brewing. Tickets cost $10-$15. (That’s So Tampa)

• More than 56,000 people have cruised across the Bay on the Cross Bay Ferry since October 2022. And there’s still time to grab a ride before the season ends on Sunday, May 28. The boat recently crossed the 300,000 rider milestone this spring. (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

• Tampa took the No. 18 spot on The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s annual “Allergy Capitals” report, a list of the 100 most challenging places to live with seasonal pollen allergies. The rankings were based on factors like OTC medicine use, pollen scores, and more. (WFLA)

• It’s shower season, and it’s time to celebrate the soon-to-be parents in your life. From onesies to burp cloths, our online store (Six & Main) has all the essentials for new parents. Shop for the bundle of joy now.

• Offline, the restaurant + social club, is launching in Tampa Bay. How it works: get matched with highly rated, locally-owned restaurants with up to $50 in digital gift cards to spend there each month. Bonus: Offline is saving 100 guaranteed spots for our readers through April. Sign up using code TBTODAY.

• National Gardening Day. Treat yourself to a new gardening set — complete with five essential tools, gloves, a mister, and a durable tote bag. Don’t forget the seeds. This kit comes with vegetable, herb, and flower seeds. If space is tight, grab this vertical planter + some highly-rated potting mix.

• Love the taste of a marg but hate the way you feel the next day? Enter: Ritual Zero Proof Spirits. Enjoy the taste of your favorite cocktails sans liquor. Not sold yet? Try Ritual’s spirits in-person at the tasting event tomorrow, April 15, from 1-4 p.m. at Total Wine & More, 2528 Florida 580, Clearwater.