The Treblemakers kick off the weekend, tonight form 6-10 and come out tomorrow, 2-6 to hear Jason Longoria. On Sunday, you gotta go to the Blues Jam, 3-8 with the Tomkats.
Grand Central Trolley Hop
From 4pm until Midnight tonight, you can enjoy the sights and tastes of the Grand Central Business District. Purchase your Passport ($10) at Beak’s Old Florida, Island Seafood or Bella Brava to receive discounts at participating restaurants and free unlimited trolly rides for the evening. Keep the passport for discounts all month long at Grand Central District merchants
“Wine Down” at Baywalk
It’s third Friday, so cruise downtown this evening for a little wine, relaxation and song. Downtown St. Pete from 6-9
Nuclear Cowboyz @ Forum
These guys are nuts! Like acrobatics on quads and bikes, hot dancing women and of coasr, the pyro. Some of the most legendary freestyle riders in the country come together for this two day show as it passes though Tampa. @ the St. Pete Times Forum Friday and Saturday.
Clearwater Sea-Blues Fest
Three days of blues music, seafood and sunshine (hopefully). Feature acts such as Robert Cray, Tab Benoit and John Mayall make for a killer line at Clearwater’s Coachman Park, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A free event, however VIP seating is available.
Rays Fan Fest
Head out to the Trop on Saturday and kick it with the Rays- sort of. A $20 donation to the Haiti disaster relief gets you access to an autograph session with the players, but kids under 14 get band for free. Tons of memorabilia on display, interactive activities and an appearance from everyone’s favorite rapping country singer, Cowboy Troy. Who could be more fitting? FEstivities kick off Saturday at 10am and last until 5 that afternoon. Go Rays!
Last night Postcard was proud to welcome the screening of the award-winning mockumentary, The More Perfect Yellow. The film, partially shot here on the property, was selected over 164 others for the National Film Challenge’s coveted Audience Award as well as awards for Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Production Design & Best Use of the Mockumentary Genre. A local collaboration, the film was directed by Coco Bermúdez as the groups second participating in the contest. Their first entry, Unspeakable, being polar opposite TMPY’s light and witty feel, depicting detectives, guns, and murder, not to mention scoring them some recognition as a strong competitor among the contest participants.
This is how the National Film Challenge works. Entrants are given 72 hours to write, film and edit their piece, genre preselected- “mockumentary,” they had incorporate the line “It’s like De Ja Vu all over again,” must contain a character named Mark or Mary Shapiro, unemployed, and make use of one object- that being the box of matches. The work was very impressive; not only in the production value, but the original, poetic scripting and hilariously awkward acting as well. The Perfect Yellow represents our Bay Area creatives’ well and proves what an enormous amount of talent this region has been blessed with. Thanks to all who came out.
Actors Lucius Baston (Lucius Breckensted) and Jefferey Freeman (Jefferey Short), Gretchen Cothron and writer, David Yeend.
Johnny and Jillian are in a serious meeting to discuss details for Johnny Ciao's Blues Buffet rockin' PCI this Saturday http://t.co/Eh4bsfJ0 - 1 day ago
