Ok, so it's not in Tampa Heights, I know, but it's darn close. This place deserves more night business, so check it out.
They have excellent Tom Ka soup, as well as the cucumber salad. The crab rangoon has a curry thing going on it it, and they are also delicious. Try the Hor Mok, soft-shell crab in green curry (my favorite), the eggplant in peanut sauce or the spicy scallops if you'd like to get something away from the whole Pad Thai/standard curry continuum. All good stuff.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Send me your Tampa Heights news and announcements!
Do you live in Tampa Heights? Got news on the 'hood, a garage sale, a home for sale or a property for rent, lost/found a cat or dog or just about anything else that related to neighborhood life? Email me and I'll post it here!
I can see the page gets traffic, I just may not be the most plugged in person as far as the neighborhood goes.
I can see the page gets traffic, I just may not be the most plugged in person as far as the neighborhood goes.
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Represent, Tampa Heights!
You may know I also run Jobsite Theater, and we're the resident theater company at TBPAC. We could really use some support this weekend as we have two shows running. There's the final two performances of All the Great Books (abridged) - which I am in - Sat. at 10p and Sun. at 7p. There's also 4 showings of This is How it Goes. Thu. - Sat. at 8p and Sun. at 4p.
In most critical need of support is the performance of TIHIG tonight, and the two shows on Sunday. Go figure, we're struggling against the SuperBowl.
Both shows are exceptional and have gotten high praise from both critics and regular patrons. Both shows have also suffered a lack of press due to Gasparilla, the run to the SuperBowl and other big events here from the monster truck pull to Spamalot. You can read all about the shows, read reviews and watch the TV spots by following the above links.
We're a very small company who critically depends on ticket sales to keep going. This month hasn't been too kind to us. If you could make it out to any show this weekend - one, you won't be disappointed and two, I'd really appreciate it.
If you have anything you'd like to see listed in the space, from a lost cat notice to a garage sale to a solicitation to help you with your yardwork, drop me a line and I'll get it up here.
In most critical need of support is the performance of TIHIG tonight, and the two shows on Sunday. Go figure, we're struggling against the SuperBowl.
Both shows are exceptional and have gotten high praise from both critics and regular patrons. Both shows have also suffered a lack of press due to Gasparilla, the run to the SuperBowl and other big events here from the monster truck pull to Spamalot. You can read all about the shows, read reviews and watch the TV spots by following the above links.
We're a very small company who critically depends on ticket sales to keep going. This month hasn't been too kind to us. If you could make it out to any show this weekend - one, you won't be disappointed and two, I'd really appreciate it.
If you have anything you'd like to see listed in the space, from a lost cat notice to a garage sale to a solicitation to help you with your yardwork, drop me a line and I'll get it up here.
Tampa Heights Porch Party
The host provides paper goods, sodas, ice, a covered dish and of course the porch.
Guests bring a covered dish (with any serving utensils) and own alcoholic beverages.
If you are interested in hosting a porch party Please sign up via email to Monika Schuler at remy@ij.net, or at the next civic association meeting (Feb. 22, 2007)
New Bleu Acier show
Bleu Acier is proud to open the winter season with CONTROLLED BURN, a solo exhibition of drawings and video by collaborative artists Robyn Voshardt / Sven Humphrey, formerly of Florida and now based in New York. In late 2005, the artists were awarded a Caldera Artist Residency in Oregon, where they made many of the works on view.
Controlled Burn refers to the forestry practice of eliminating undergrowth and invasive species, with the goal of mitigating disastrous fires in the future. The artists used this idea as a point of departure, inspired by a two week stay in a mountainside area decimated by a burn gone way out of control. The resulting large drawings use the the most basic materials derived from trees – paper and carbon-based ink – and the artists' own breath instead of a brush to make the mark.
When I Look Up, I Fall Down, 2006,
dvd video/sound projection, dim. variable, ed. 8
This series continues to influence Voshardt/Humphrey's current projects that explore issues of control and intent on an environmental and personal scale: such as controlled growth in urban planning, and the surrender of control over to chance in their selection of materials and process for making art. Also on view in the Project Room is their video projection entitled When I Look Up, I Fall Down, from footage gathered on location in an old-growth forest, with audio composed by the artists. Seen from a disorienting spin, the lush tree canopy no longer offers a sense of shelter, but creates a vortex suggestive of a larger ecological and personal conundrum.
Voshardt/Humphrey have been included in numerous museum exhibitions on the west coast of Florida and the Boston area. Their work is in the permanent collections of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Tampa Museum of Art, Gulf Coast Museum of Art, and Pinellas County Arts Council. In 2006 they were also awarded a Florida Individual Artist Grant and participated in the Bridge and Pool Art Fairs in Miami, as well as Perpetual Art Machine at CinemaScope New York and Miami.
The artists will be present for the opening reception.
For more info contact Erika Schneider at 813-272-9746
www.bleuacier.com | erika@bleuacier.com
or Robyn and Sven at 917-407-3824
www.voshardthumphrey.com | studio@voshardthumphrey.com
When I Look Up, I Fall Down, 2006,
dvd video/sound projection, dim. variable, ed. 8
VIDEO INSTALLATION
DiVA STREETS in conjunction with the DiVA FAIR, NEW YORK
February 17-24, 2007, 12pm to 8pm
8th Avenue @ 24th Street, Chelsea
Subway C,E to 23rd Street
Bleu Acier is proud to present Voshardt/Humphrey’s new video When I Look Up, I Fall Down in this video container project, one of eight in various locations throughout Chelsea.
Voshardt/Humphrey’s action of transplanting footage gathered from an old-growth heritage forest to a commercial shipping container in the midst of Manhattan reinforces the mental disconnect between nature and its conversion to consumables. Experienced in such a confined, temporal space, the disorienting spin amplifies the larger ecological as well as personal conundrum even more acutely than a white-box gallery context.
www.divafair.com
The Fall, 2006, dvd video/sound, 3 min 42 sec, variable dim., ed. 8
EXHIBITION & ARTISTS' LECTURE
SOLOS: 20th Anniversary Exhibition, Part II
February 9-March 7, 2007
Selby Gallery, Ringling School of Art & Design
Sarasota, Florida
Panel and preview: Thurs, Feb 8 at 7pm
Opening reception: Fri, Feb 9, 5-7pm
www.ringling.edu/selbygallery
Voshardt/Humphrey will show, The Fall, a new video from footage shot on location in Nova Scotia. This exhibition features artists who have had solo shows at the gallery, where in 2004 Voshardt/Humphrey presented six works in a video/sound installation. The artists will talk about their work on Thursday Feb. 8th at 7pm in Selby Lecture Hall on the Ringling campus, Sarasota.
Tangle 2, 2006, ink on mulberry paper, 16 x 12.25 in., Private Collection
UPCOMING SOLO EXHIBITION
Voshardt/Humphrey are now represented in Sarasota, FL by Greene Contemporary, where they will have a solo exhibition in May.
www.greenecontemporary.com
Controlled Burn refers to the forestry practice of eliminating undergrowth and invasive species, with the goal of mitigating disastrous fires in the future. The artists used this idea as a point of departure, inspired by a two week stay in a mountainside area decimated by a burn gone way out of control. The resulting large drawings use the the most basic materials derived from trees – paper and carbon-based ink – and the artists' own breath instead of a brush to make the mark.
When I Look Up, I Fall Down, 2006,
dvd video/sound projection, dim. variable, ed. 8
This series continues to influence Voshardt/Humphrey's current projects that explore issues of control and intent on an environmental and personal scale: such as controlled growth in urban planning, and the surrender of control over to chance in their selection of materials and process for making art. Also on view in the Project Room is their video projection entitled When I Look Up, I Fall Down, from footage gathered on location in an old-growth forest, with audio composed by the artists. Seen from a disorienting spin, the lush tree canopy no longer offers a sense of shelter, but creates a vortex suggestive of a larger ecological and personal conundrum.
Voshardt/Humphrey have been included in numerous museum exhibitions on the west coast of Florida and the Boston area. Their work is in the permanent collections of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Tampa Museum of Art, Gulf Coast Museum of Art, and Pinellas County Arts Council. In 2006 they were also awarded a Florida Individual Artist Grant and participated in the Bridge and Pool Art Fairs in Miami, as well as Perpetual Art Machine at CinemaScope New York and Miami.
The artists will be present for the opening reception.
For more info contact Erika Schneider at 813-272-9746
www.bleuacier.com | erika@bleuacier.com
or Robyn and Sven at 917-407-3824
www.voshardthumphrey.com | studio@voshardthumphrey.com
When I Look Up, I Fall Down, 2006,
dvd video/sound projection, dim. variable, ed. 8
VIDEO INSTALLATION
DiVA STREETS in conjunction with the DiVA FAIR, NEW YORK
February 17-24, 2007, 12pm to 8pm
8th Avenue @ 24th Street, Chelsea
Subway C,E to 23rd Street
Bleu Acier is proud to present Voshardt/Humphrey’s new video When I Look Up, I Fall Down in this video container project, one of eight in various locations throughout Chelsea.
Voshardt/Humphrey’s action of transplanting footage gathered from an old-growth heritage forest to a commercial shipping container in the midst of Manhattan reinforces the mental disconnect between nature and its conversion to consumables. Experienced in such a confined, temporal space, the disorienting spin amplifies the larger ecological as well as personal conundrum even more acutely than a white-box gallery context.
www.divafair.com
The Fall, 2006, dvd video/sound, 3 min 42 sec, variable dim., ed. 8
EXHIBITION & ARTISTS' LECTURE
SOLOS: 20th Anniversary Exhibition, Part II
February 9-March 7, 2007
Selby Gallery, Ringling School of Art & Design
Sarasota, Florida
Panel and preview: Thurs, Feb 8 at 7pm
Opening reception: Fri, Feb 9, 5-7pm
www.ringling.edu/selbygallery
Voshardt/Humphrey will show, The Fall, a new video from footage shot on location in Nova Scotia. This exhibition features artists who have had solo shows at the gallery, where in 2004 Voshardt/Humphrey presented six works in a video/sound installation. The artists will talk about their work on Thursday Feb. 8th at 7pm in Selby Lecture Hall on the Ringling campus, Sarasota.
Tangle 2, 2006, ink on mulberry paper, 16 x 12.25 in., Private Collection
UPCOMING SOLO EXHIBITION
Voshardt/Humphrey are now represented in Sarasota, FL by Greene Contemporary, where they will have a solo exhibition in May.
www.greenecontemporary.com
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Next Tampa Heights Civic Association Meeting
Thu., Feb. 22 - Stetson Law School, 1700 North Tampa Street at 7:00pm.
Sunday, January 21, 2007
Tampa Heights Food News
I don't have as much exciting information to post about Ye Olde Hoode, not like the Seminole Heights blog anyway.
Oh well, I'm trying. That counts for something, right?
So, my only news recently comes in the way of food. Bear with me.
I ate at Grass Root Organic (well, I got takeout anyway) for the first time earlier this week. I have to admit, I was extraordinarily impressed. I was a bit bummed they were out of the makings for Miso Soup and the Burrito made with a sunflower seed refried bean-like substance. I guess that's one of the pitfalls with an organic place - if you're out of stuff or waiting on seeds to sprout etc, you're at the mercy of availability.
I did have a lovely flatbread/hummus item called a Marakesh and a ramen soup. Both were quite good. I was particularly impressed with how little they feared garlic. the Marakesh was extremely fresh and tasty. I'd like to go back and eat in, everyone there was very friendly. they even let me put out cards for the show.
I also note the transition is basically complete over at the old House of Soul to it's new owner/name My House. I did have the food once since the change and I noted no real difference in quality. Good stuff.
Speaking of BBQ - I've noted Oceanic Grocery is getting a lot more variety in the meat case. It used to be all you saw were ducks, roast pork, cuttlefish and various parts I wouldn't really consider food (somebody else apparently does, so to each his own). Lately I've been seeing a lot of bbq chicken legs quarters and rib slabs - both done in that sorta 5-spice bbq style - and they're all delicious. I picked up some of both of those today as well as some supremely garlicy greens.
I got no real other news ... oh, except does anyone else notice it seems that the YMCA on Palm and Florida is constantly replacing a chunk of that iron fence because someone manages to plow into it at least once a month? That's gotta be costly to keep replacing ...
Please don't forget to send me any news tips, garage or property sales or anything else Tampa Heights related, I'll be happy to post it.
Oh well, I'm trying. That counts for something, right?
So, my only news recently comes in the way of food. Bear with me.
I ate at Grass Root Organic (well, I got takeout anyway) for the first time earlier this week. I have to admit, I was extraordinarily impressed. I was a bit bummed they were out of the makings for Miso Soup and the Burrito made with a sunflower seed refried bean-like substance. I guess that's one of the pitfalls with an organic place - if you're out of stuff or waiting on seeds to sprout etc, you're at the mercy of availability.
I did have a lovely flatbread/hummus item called a Marakesh and a ramen soup. Both were quite good. I was particularly impressed with how little they feared garlic. the Marakesh was extremely fresh and tasty. I'd like to go back and eat in, everyone there was very friendly. they even let me put out cards for the show.
I also note the transition is basically complete over at the old House of Soul to it's new owner/name My House. I did have the food once since the change and I noted no real difference in quality. Good stuff.
Speaking of BBQ - I've noted Oceanic Grocery is getting a lot more variety in the meat case. It used to be all you saw were ducks, roast pork, cuttlefish and various parts I wouldn't really consider food (somebody else apparently does, so to each his own). Lately I've been seeing a lot of bbq chicken legs quarters and rib slabs - both done in that sorta 5-spice bbq style - and they're all delicious. I picked up some of both of those today as well as some supremely garlicy greens.
I got no real other news ... oh, except does anyone else notice it seems that the YMCA on Palm and Florida is constantly replacing a chunk of that iron fence because someone manages to plow into it at least once a month? That's gotta be costly to keep replacing ...
Please don't forget to send me any news tips, garage or property sales or anything else Tampa Heights related, I'll be happy to post it.
Saturday, January 06, 2007
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Tampa Heights in 2007
So, fellow Heightsians, what would you like to realistically see happen in our 'hood this new year?
Roads, blocks, houses, stores, trails, sidewalks, services - you name it!
Let's get the conversation going!
For one, I'd love to see that corridor on Columbus between Tampa and Florida get some new life in it. A grocery store or farmers/fresh market. The guys selling watermelons and mangos in the old lot of the Blue Ribbon doesn't count! Or is merely a start ...
I'd also like to see a better neighborhood watch system, which would I hope lead to less shed and car break-ins.
Your thoughts? Drop 'em!
Roads, blocks, houses, stores, trails, sidewalks, services - you name it!
Let's get the conversation going!
For one, I'd love to see that corridor on Columbus between Tampa and Florida get some new life in it. A grocery store or farmers/fresh market. The guys selling watermelons and mangos in the old lot of the Blue Ribbon doesn't count! Or is merely a start ...
I'd also like to see a better neighborhood watch system, which would I hope lead to less shed and car break-ins.
Your thoughts? Drop 'em!
Monday, December 18, 2006
Panel to Review One-Way Streets
From TBO.com, submitted to me by Jay McGee: http://centraltampa.tbo.com/centraltampa/MGBB4Q22RVE.html
Friday, December 15, 2006
Winter Wonderlands
I drive past this house on the corner of Arlington and Indiana every day. It's a great-looking house, and I always laugh at the pack of chihuahuas I usually see in the backyard on my way home.
Since I've lived in Tampa Heights, these guys go BUCK WILD around Christmas. The house sits on a double lot and it's covered - tastefully - with all the symbols of the season. I'm always impressed the put lights on the roof and around every edge with it being a two-story house. I don't know when they do it, either, it just seems to magically appear.
Drive by after dark if you get the chance. It's a spectacle.
Any other great neighborhood light displays we should know about?
Since I've lived in Tampa Heights, these guys go BUCK WILD around Christmas. The house sits on a double lot and it's covered - tastefully - with all the symbols of the season. I'm always impressed the put lights on the roof and around every edge with it being a two-story house. I don't know when they do it, either, it just seems to magically appear.
Drive by after dark if you get the chance. It's a spectacle.
Any other great neighborhood light displays we should know about?
Thursday, December 07, 2006
TBO story on a former Tampa Heights artist
This was submitted to me through this blog. If you have any Tampa Height news, announcements or anything - please submit them to me through the link on the sidebar.
Monday, November 27, 2006
Gallery closing: ENTRE CHIEN ET LOUP
From a release sent to me from Bleu Acier:
Saturday December 2, 2006 from 1 -5 PM we will have the closing for the show Entre Chien et Loup. We will celebrate the Gallery going to Miami for the Bridge Art Fair during Miami Basel (www.bridgeartfair.com) by offering special holiday prices.
Also there will be a sneak preview in the studio of Dominique Labauvie's new sculpture "From the Earth to the Moon" made especially for Art Complement at the Bridge Art Fair.
Bleu Acier is proud to open this season with ENTRE CHIEN ET LOUP, a group exhibition which brings together established, mid-career and emerging artists from Europe and the United States to explore different processes and propositions within contemporary painting.
Entre Chien et Loup is a French idiom - which in the literal sense means the difference between the dog and the wolf - and figuratively illustrates the precise moment of the day we call twilight when the sun has just set and the light is non-definitive. Forms, colors and shapes all melt together and the horizon presents new spatial perceptions. The emotional and intellectual limits between the familiar and the unknown are re-defined and the spectator’s visual intelligence is brought to another level. Entre Chien et Loup investigates contemporary artistic thinking and language through the act of painting.
The artists participating in the show are:
Joseph Arnegger, Neil Bender, Megan Bisbee-Durlam, David Brody,
Omar Chacon, Chalet, Vicky Colombet, Elisabeth Condon, Kim Curtis,
Herve DiRosa, Frederique Lucien, Pierre Mabille, Francois Martin,
Steve McClure, Max Neumann, Jovi Schnell, Joani Spadaro,
Judith Sturm, Keer Tanchak, Robyn Voshardt/Sven Humphrey
Stephen Westfall, Jeff Whipple, Theo Wujcik
For further information contact Erika Schneider
erika@bleuacier.com
109 WEST COLUMBUS DRIVE TAMPA, FL 33602 TEL/FAX: 813 272 9746 BLEUACIER.COM
How to submit Tampa Heights news
If you'd like to send me tips, news or anything else (garage sale announcements, openings or closings, etc) for the Tampa Heights area, please send to maladrin AT gmail DOT com, or you may also use the link on the sidebar.
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Neighborhood Plant Swap
I've read about a few neighborhood plant swaps, and I thought I might throw some feelers out to see if anyone else might be interested in hosting/participating in one of these for Tampa Heights? I have several plants that are either shooting new things off all the time, or plants I just have a lot of multiples of that I might like to trade up.
Anyone interested?
Anyone interested?
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Send me your news!
I'm one guy, so I really appreciate any leads you all can throw at me. Got a store opening, a property for sale, a place for rent, having a swap meet or garage sale? Drop me a line! I'll never be as good as some neighborhood bloggers, but I'm trying to give it a whack.
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
More on places to eat ...
Convenience is a major factor to me when I want to get dinner. I hate driving to South Tampa if I can avoid it. I'm also not real fond of driving too far in any other direction either.
So, why don't I get a list of easy-to-get-to Good Eats in and near Tampa Heights. Please feel free to add:
Tampa Heights/Downtown
Pesto's Italian - Tampa St.
Oceanic Supermarket's take-out/deli - Tampa St. - Mmm ... chow fun ... and you can get rad dim sum on the cheap once they've brought everything over after the rush at T.C. Choy!
Gold Ring Cafe - Tampa St. - Great breakfast spot
Grass Root Organic - Florida Ave. - I've still yet to eat there, but I hear the Miso rocks your mom.
Thai Corner - Franklin St. - Between The Hub and Tampa Theater, I have no idea why this place isn't always packed. Try the green curry soft-shelled crab!
Fly Bar - Franklin St. - Sure, it's trendy as hell right now and typically full of people I want nothing to do with, but it's a great spot with great food. The late night menu is very reasonably priced.
West Tampa
House of Soul - Columbus Ave. - Which is actually under new ownership and called something like My House or summat, but the guy told me they're about to start delivery service. Same great food!
La Teresita - Columbus Ave. - This one should go without saying. I love Vaca Frita Friday's!
Ho-Ho - Columbus Ave. - Much better take out than the little skeevy plae on Tampa and Columbus. It's worth the few extra blocks.
Ybor City
New World Brewery - 1313 8th Ave. - Thin-crust pizza and more beer than you can swing a dead cat at.
Tampa Bay Brewing Company - Centro Ybor - I'll admit, I'm still not thrilled with having to go to Centro to get my BrewCo on, but after a few months deprivation, the food was just excellent and will likely keep us coming back. Try their homebrews.
Laughing Cat - 15th St. - This place has to have the best lunch buffet in town. The dinner menu is also great, a bit more pricey though.
So, why don't I get a list of easy-to-get-to Good Eats in and near Tampa Heights. Please feel free to add:
Tampa Heights/Downtown
Pesto's Italian - Tampa St.
Oceanic Supermarket's take-out/deli - Tampa St. - Mmm ... chow fun ... and you can get rad dim sum on the cheap once they've brought everything over after the rush at T.C. Choy!
Gold Ring Cafe - Tampa St. - Great breakfast spot
Grass Root Organic - Florida Ave. - I've still yet to eat there, but I hear the Miso rocks your mom.
Thai Corner - Franklin St. - Between The Hub and Tampa Theater, I have no idea why this place isn't always packed. Try the green curry soft-shelled crab!
Fly Bar - Franklin St. - Sure, it's trendy as hell right now and typically full of people I want nothing to do with, but it's a great spot with great food. The late night menu is very reasonably priced.
West Tampa
House of Soul - Columbus Ave. - Which is actually under new ownership and called something like My House or summat, but the guy told me they're about to start delivery service. Same great food!
La Teresita - Columbus Ave. - This one should go without saying. I love Vaca Frita Friday's!
Ho-Ho - Columbus Ave. - Much better take out than the little skeevy plae on Tampa and Columbus. It's worth the few extra blocks.
Ybor City
New World Brewery - 1313 8th Ave. - Thin-crust pizza and more beer than you can swing a dead cat at.
Tampa Bay Brewing Company - Centro Ybor - I'll admit, I'm still not thrilled with having to go to Centro to get my BrewCo on, but after a few months deprivation, the food was just excellent and will likely keep us coming back. Try their homebrews.
Laughing Cat - 15th St. - This place has to have the best lunch buffet in town. The dinner menu is also great, a bit more pricey though.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
AMERICAN BUNGALOW COMES TO TAMPA
Adapted from an item in the Tampa Heights e-News:
American Bungalow, "the magazine published in the interest of preserving and restoring the modest American 20th Century home, the bungalow and the lifestyle that it affords," is coming to Tampa this spring. Editor John Luke will be giving a presentation at the Seminole Heights Church on Thursday, April 19, at 7pm. Alexander Vertikoff, chief photographer for the magazine who has photographed Arts and Crafts buildings for such books as American Bungalow Style, Bungalow Nation, and Stickley Style will accompany him to photograph our bungalows for inclusion in future issues of the magazine.
They have requested scouting shots, interior and exterior, so that they can have their shooting schedule arranged before they arrive. If you wish to be considered for inclusion in the magazine, please send your digital photographs on CD to 5306 N. Suwanee Ave., Tampa, 33603. Be sure to include your contact data, plus any interesting facts that you have about your house, on a document in the CD. Feel free to include before and after shots. If you have any photos of the house from the early years, please scan and include as well.
The deadline to have these photos is Nov. 1, 2006. Feel free to call Suzanne Prieur at 813.610.5255 if you should have any questions.
American Bungalow, "the magazine published in the interest of preserving and restoring the modest American 20th Century home, the bungalow and the lifestyle that it affords," is coming to Tampa this spring. Editor John Luke will be giving a presentation at the Seminole Heights Church on Thursday, April 19, at 7pm. Alexander Vertikoff, chief photographer for the magazine who has photographed Arts and Crafts buildings for such books as American Bungalow Style, Bungalow Nation, and Stickley Style will accompany him to photograph our bungalows for inclusion in future issues of the magazine.
They have requested scouting shots, interior and exterior, so that they can have their shooting schedule arranged before they arrive. If you wish to be considered for inclusion in the magazine, please send your digital photographs on CD to 5306 N. Suwanee Ave., Tampa, 33603. Be sure to include your contact data, plus any interesting facts that you have about your house, on a document in the CD. Feel free to include before and after shots. If you have any photos of the house from the early years, please scan and include as well.
The deadline to have these photos is Nov. 1, 2006. Feel free to call Suzanne Prieur at 813.610.5255 if you should have any questions.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Tampa Heights Civic Association Meeting - 10/26
Location: Stetson Law School, 1700 North Tampa Street at 7:00pm.
Topics: Ken Gentile from Metropolitain Ministries will present what they are doing for the holidays.
Community meeting signs announcing general meetings will be placed at strategic locations throughout the neighborhood to generate interest and remind us of the upcoming meeting.
See you at the meeting, and bring a neighbor!
Topics: Ken Gentile from Metropolitain Ministries will present what they are doing for the holidays.
Community meeting signs announcing general meetings will be placed at strategic locations throughout the neighborhood to generate interest and remind us of the upcoming meeting.
See you at the meeting, and bring a neighbor!
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Open thread: What does Tampa Heights need?
Let loose, folks. How long til they turn that area between Florida and Tampa on Columbus into a decent shopping district? What about streetcar access? Need more of that? Less of Mr. Simmons asking if he can rake your yard til that check comes in? Less shed break-ins?
Speak up!
Speak up!
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