Metro’s Health Center – Primary Care/PrEP/nPEP/HRT/STI Testing and Treatment

Now accepting Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Our list is growing! We also accept Aetna, Cigna, Medicare, and more. Contact us today for an appointment.

• David Lyter, MD
• Meredith Gray, MD

HIV and Hepatitis C Medical Care

Offered through our CAN partners at Metro’s St. Pete and Tampa locations. Call for an appointment to come visit one of our providers:

• Michael Dunn, MD
• Brian W. Elliott, MD
• Douglas A. Walsh Sr., DO
• Edward Braun, MD
• Christina Burke, PA

NEW: Pharmacy Now Open at Our St. Pete Location

Monday: 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Tuesday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. | Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

New Trans Groups Starting this Month

Trans Parent Support Group Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at the LGBT Welcome Center. This is an opportunity for parents and family members of LGBTQA youth to meet other parents in the area and find support.

Trans S/O Support Every 4th Wednesday of the month at the LGBT Welcome Center. This is a support group for trans individuals and their significant others to meet and discuss topics with other trans couples.

SPCA Tampa Bay “Starting from Sit” Series

Thursdays in March, 6:30-7:30pm at the St. Pete Center. SPCA Tampa Bay Behavior and Training Manager, Meagan Montmeny will offer a 4-week training at Metro during the month of March. Total cost of series is $105. To register please visit http://spcatampabay.org/dog-training-classes/. Contact lgbt@metrotampabay.org for more info.

Yellowish Blue and Pink – 2 shows

March 12th 7:30pm Tampa and March 13th 2pm St. Pete.

YELLOWISH BLUE & PINK follows the story of a, up until this point, rule-abiding painter who dares to make and accept the color green in a world where the Society of Life Art only supports paintings that are soley blue and pink. It is a direct commentary on the biblical arguments that are made against gay rights as well as a comical glimpse into the courtship of the colors blue and yellow. Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 at the doors. Contact Toli at tolig@metrotampabay.org for more information.

Coming March 21 Suncoast AIDS Theatre Project (SATP)

will present a staged play reading of Michael Cristofer’s THE SHADOW BOX benefitting Metro Charities HIV/AIDS Programs. This one night production will take place at The Studio@620, St. Petersburg on Monday,March 21st. Sugested donation is $10.00. To reserve a ticket call 727−895−6620. “You get tired keeping it all inside, but it’s like nobody wants to hear about it” In this compelling Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play, three terminal cancer patients dwell in separate cottages in a California Hospice. THE SHADOW BOX offers new, more aggressive openness in dealing with death and illness. Directed by Garry Allan Breul, the company includes Larry Alexander, Chris Crawford, Stephanie, Brian Shea, Becca McCoy, Nick Hoop, Susan Mills, Maggie Mularz and Roxanne Fay. Contact James at jamesk@metrotampabay.org for more info.