PFLAG Tampa Celebrated 10 years of serving the Tampa Community. A festive group cheered the mile stone with wine, great food and entertainment. Yura Vine Brothers https://www.facebook.com/yuravinebros  hosted the celebration at their plant store located at 800 W Platt St. The after party continued at Bradley’s on 7^th.

Road Trip!!! We packed Miss Joey Brooks into  the car and headed out of Ybor to Levi’s bar and Grill in New Port Richey. We were told this is the only LGBT Club in Pasco County. There is a beautiful stage and friendly staff here. The Friday night we were there the show was like nothing we had seen before. Become Facebook friends today at https://www.facebook.com/levisbarandgrill

The Judy B. Goode & Paul Thomas Show

After 16 months The Judy B. Goode & Paul Thomas Show returns to The Hollander Hotel!!! The SOLD OUT audience went wild as Judy and Paul performed for 2+ hours. The Celebrities spotted included our favorite Nancy Alexander. The show will be back the 1^st Saturday of the month starting at 5PM. Click here for all the Fun Photos.  

The 2021 Wave Awards are HERE!!! There is a lot to be proud of in the Tampa Bay Area!!!!

The Ybor City Chamber of Commerce hosted a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting at “THE SNAP HOUSE”.  This very original selfie house will have your cameras on overload! Every wall (Including the bathrooms) will make incredible photos.  The owners and staff are all about having fun and it shows. Check they out today at https://www.facebook.com/thesnaphousetampa

Busch Gardens Tampa

In 1980 a ticket to Busch Gardens cost $9.35 and a Season pass was $25. We were poor starving USF kids then. After several weeks of saving, we purchased our season pass. At the Busch gardens Hospitality House, you could get 3 samples of free beer. Walk a little and come back after shift changes and get 3 more LMAO!!! What a deal for college kids. We would go at least 2 times a month some times more. Over the years going to Busch Gardens was like going back home. Some things change while other things remain the same. Fast forward 40 years later and we have the Covid Christmas. Several friends told us how safe it was, so we decided to give it a try. Our group traveled in separate cars. From the time you step on the trams the park did an incredible job.  There was social distancing, everyone had a mask on and hand sanitizer stations everywhere. The enclosed entertainment areas and some rides were closed. That was OK. It was so much fun strolling thru the park and saying hi to our favorite animals. We found a Gay Pride display in a store. Had a photo taken with Rudolph The Reindeer and so much more.  With all our memories it truly was like going home for the holidays. Thank You Busch Gardens for being so responsible.