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22nd Annual Tampa Bay Signature Chefs Auction

22nd Annual Tampa Bay Signature Chefs Auction

Come out and support the March of Dimes at a charity event that will tempt your taste buds with gourmet food from some of the Bay area's best chefs.

Each participating restaurant will offer a selection of specially prepared samplings for guests to enjoy.

Date & Time: Nov. 17 with Cocktails, Dinner Sampling, & Silent Auction at 6:30 p.m.; Program & Live Auction at 8 p.m.

Location: The InterContinental Hotel, 4860 West Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa

Ticket Price: $75, sponsorships available

Mayor's Food Truck Fiesta Nov. 2

Mayor's Food Truck Fiesta Nov. 2

Tampa, FL -- Mayor Bob Buckhorn will kick off the inaugural Mayor's Food Truck Fiesta, tomorrow, Nov. 2, at Lykes Gaslight Park in downtown Tampa.

The fiesta will be held the first Wednesday of every month at lunchtime from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will feature different food trucks each month. According to the City of Tampa, the idea of the food truck rally came about after Buckhorn attended the one in Hyde Park earlier in the year.

Flavors of Tampa Bay: Mitchell's Fish Market

Tampa, Florida  -  Tucked in the southeast corner of Westshore Plaza is Mitchell's Fish Market. Set in a nautical theme Mitchell's is pleasing to the eyes as well as to your palette.

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The menu changes often, as the executive chef picks from the finest and freshest seafood from the Chilean Coast, Bering Strait, Chesapeake Bay, Gulf of Mexico, Great Lakes, Cape Cod, and the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

'Wine, Women & Shoes' to benefit Children's Dream Fund

'Wine, Women & Shoes' to benefit Children's Dream Fund

Tampa, FL -- A  nationally recognized two-day event is coming to Tampa Bay on Oct. 27 and 28 that will bring together West Coast wineries with the latest in fashion.

'Wine, Women & Shoes' centers around the careful art of wine and shoe pairing.  West Coast wineries will travel to Tampa Bay to showcase their wine collections at the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts, including B Cellars, Villa San Juliette, Old Bridge Cellars, Santa Barbara Collection Quintessential Wines, Cultivate Wines, Layer Cake and vin Parfait. 

Friday Market Downtown

Friday Market Downtown

As I headed over from the Straz Center to meet a friend for a drink at Indigo Coffee on Frankln and Twiggs on Friday, I was stunned to see what the Friday Market has become.

Well, to be honest, I'm not real sure what it used to be...but I doubt it started out as it is now! I'd heard it was kind of a smallish farmers market, and was excited that I was at last stumbling into it since it happened to bump up alongside Indigo. (I hadn't even realized it would be happening that day. Sad to say, I work downtown, but rarely venture out.)

There are now so many vendors, I couldn't even see where it all ended! Because I arrived before my friend, I wandered over to talk to a vendor selling organic cotton totes and environmentally friendly, perfectly safe drink containers, with early holiday shopping on my mind. I could see she had a lot of treasures to be discovered in her booth.

Tampa Bay Food & Wine Experience postponed

Tampa Bay Food & Wine Experience postponed

Tampa, FL -- If you're like me and are wondering why you were refunded for the Tampa Bay Food & Wine Experience it seems that due to a permitting issue that would prevent organizers from setting up in time, the event was postponed.

The new date for the festival will be Feb. 17 & 18 at Curtis Hiixon Park in downtown Tampa.

If you purchased a ticket through Groupon you should have automatically received a refund to your account. If you purchased a ticket through the festival's website, the ticket is good for the new event date. However, if you would like a refund, you can email them at cheers@savor-events.com.

Tampa area houses converted to restaurants

Tampa area houses converted to restaurants

Cozy, quaint, charming, and homey are just some the words you could use to describe these neighborhood staples.

Metromix Photo Gallery: Tampa houses converted to restaurants