Lineup

• Louis the Child
• Big Gigantic
• Young the Giant
• COIN
• Lake Street Dive
• Christone “Kingfish” Ingram
• Yonder Mountain String Band
• Surf Mesa
• Trevor Hall
• Aidan Bissett

Tickets

• Single-day tickets are $45, two-day tickets are $75, and three-day tickets are $95.
• VIP passes include perks like front-of-stage viewing at the Riverside + Fortune stages, and access to the VIP tent + air-conditioned restrooms.
• Rock-It Club VIP tickets get you access to all of the VIP areas + the Rock-It Club in Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, featuring free drinks and extra shaded areas.

Transportation

• Paid parking is available in the Poe Garage downtown + any available street spots.
• Arrive in style by taking a Pirate Water Taxi to the event — the park is Stop 15 — or by pedaling your way downtown and using the festival’s free valet service.
• Take a free shuttle from the Armature Works parking lot to the festival via Kush.
• Planning on splitting an Uber? The festival suggests rideshare users set their pickup location to the Boys & Girls Club (1301 N. Blvd., Tampa).

Tips

• Take a peek at the map and check out which shows at are at each of the five stages.
• The festival is cashless, so make sure to bring your debit/credit card or have Apple Pay at the ready.
• Bring a blanket or low-sitting chair to stay comfy while enjoying the tunes.

• Stroller Sculpt | Thursday, Feb. 15 | 10 a.m. | Midtown Tampa, 3659 Midtown Dr., Tampa | Free with registration | Certified pre/postnatal fitness instructor Sam Freed leads you in a full-body, low-impact workout that focuses on strength, mobility, and breathwork.
• The Story of Art: “It’s The End of the World as We Know It!” | Thursday, Feb. 15 | 6-7 p.m. | Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, 720 Sand Pine Dr. NE, St. Petersburg | $0-$15 | Join the museum’s chief curator for a discussion on the exhibition.

• 2024 Publix Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival | Saturday, Feb. 17 | 9 a.m.-5 p.m. | Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum, 2240 9th Ave. S., St. Petersburg | Free | The massive block party features live music, tons of local food trucks, community organizations, and a collard green cook-off.
• 2024 Rays Fan Fest | Saturday, Feb. 17 | 1-5 p.m. | Tropicana Field, 1 Tropicana Dr., St. Petersburg | Free | Pack the Trop with fellow fans for a charity yard sale, player meet and greets, clubhouse tours, inflatables, and games — claim your ticket using the Ballpark App.
• Ultimate Garth Brooks Tribute | Saturday, Feb. 17 | 9-11 p.m. | Wild Rover Brewing Company, 13921 Lynmar Blvd., Tampa | $28 | Sway along to “Friends in Low Places” and other hits from the country music giant.

• “Florida’s Historic African American Homes” | Sunday, Feb. 18 | 3:30-5 p.m. | Oxford Exchange, 420 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa | $5-$25 | Author Jada Wright-Greene shares from her book which tells the story of African Americans who shaped the Sunshine State.

• We’ll say it — TBAY’s food scene is to dine for. Predalina, Kosen, Streetlight Taco, Supernatural Food & Wine, The Pearl, and Ebbe were just named to Florida’s Michelin Guide. Next up, the guide’s 2024 star reveal. (Tampa Bay Times)

• Good news for TBAY renters. The Cigar City’s average rental cost in January for a one-bedroom sat at $1,580, a 3% decrease year over year, according to Zillow. (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

• Speaking of real estate, St. Petersburg College is now offering an eight-week Commercial Real Estate Development 101 class. The brainchild of St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership CEO Jason Mathis, the course brings in local leaders + sets 10 students up with internships at the end. (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

• Good Food Creations LLC, a Tampa catering company, just bought the former home of The Refinery in Seminole Heights for ~$2.75 million. The 5910 N. Florida Ave. property houses a 8,568-sqft building + 38 parking spaces. (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

• Bring on the blues. Head to Clearwater’s recently opened Coachman Park for the Sea-Blues Festival on Friday, Feb. 23-Sunday, Feb. 25. The festival features jazzy acts, local market vendors, tons of fresh seafood, craft beer, and wine. (That’s So Tampa)

• You could live in a home designed by the same architect as Bern’s Steak House. A Ballast Point home designed by local architect Richard Zingale is on the market for $1.35 million. The property features 24-ft high ceilings, a floating steel staircase, and a lap pool. (Creative Loafing Tampa Bay)

• $1 million. That’s how much two local philanthropists will match in donations to the St. Pete Free Clinic. Make an online donation to the community health center toward the Burgess-Hess gift and challenge. (I Love the Burg)

• It’s time to take a look back on the Lightning’s first half of the season, TBAY. Get game coverage, analysis, insights, interviews and more from local experts of the Tampa Bay Lightning with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
  

• Don’t make the mis-steak of missing the culmination of the Florida Triple Crown of BBQ competition. Enjoy live music and barbecue eats at Ribs on the Ridge this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 16-17 — and see the pitmasters square for the final time, with only one being crowned Triple Crown winner.*

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• Do not put food waste like fruits + vegetables, dirt, rocks, or heavy-duty debris in your bundle.
• Residents are limited to four cubic yards of yard waste on their scheduled collection day.