VibeTampa Staff 
John Rzeznik and the Goo Goo Dolls bring “Name,” “Slide,” and “Iris” to MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre on August 24, with Neon Trees opening — confirmed directly via Live Nation’s own listing.
Behind a bagel shop in Hyde Park Village, a black door and the password “Open Sesame” lead to Jekyll — a literary-themed cocktail lounge that’s become one of Tampa’s few remaining hidden-door bars.
From a stalled 1976 boardwalk to a continuous 2.6-mile path connecting downtown Tampa’s museums, parks, and Water Works Park — the history and a practical guide to the Riverwalk.
Tampa’s Museum of Science & Industry renamed itself Museum of Science & Innovation in January 2026. Here’s what’s still there: 40,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits, a planetarium, and what it actually costs to visit.
Richard Gonzmart turned Tampa Heights’ abandoned 1903 water works building into Ulele — a native-inspired restaurant and brewery on the Riverwalk, next to the natural spring it’s named for.
West Tampa’s Santaella Studios packs roughly 30 working artist studios into a century-old cigar factory that once employed over a thousand workers. Here’s its story.
From silent films to Nirvana to Chance the Rapper — Ybor City’s Ritz has been reinventing itself since 1917. Here’s the history and what’s on the calendar now.
Tampa’s Bayshore Boulevard is a 4.5-mile sidewalk along Hillsborough Bay, loved by runners, cyclists, and sunset-chasers alike. Here’s what to know before you go.
No admission, no reservations, just water. Here are seven real, currently operating splash pads across Tampa, with addresses and seasonal hours.
From Ybor’s $3 martinis to South Tampa’s dollar-off drafts, here’s where to actually get a deal after work — organized by where you already are.