We’ve rounded up the top joints to sink your teeth into some of the juiciest burgers in Tampa and St. Pete. From the classic, no-frills American to gourmet concoctions with a twist, Tampa Bay has no shortage of options. Here’s a guide to the best burgers near our hubs – because biking for burgers is • Read More »
The Coast Bike Share and Share-A-Bull Bikes systems will be suspended at 5pm on Friday, September 8 in St. Petersburg, Tampa and at USF Tampa due to the pending threat of Hurricane Irma. Though the storm has not yet affected Tampa Bay, we would like to give our staff time to prepare their homes and • Read More »
To prepare for potential Hurricane Irma disruptions, our kiosks have been disabled, and we have thinned bikes from some stations. The following stations – in flood-prone areas – will be temporarily removed Thursday, September 7, 2017: Bayshore & Rome in Tampa E Whiting St and Riverwalk in Tampa Bay Shore Dr & 5th Ave N • Read More »
The Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority has approved $2.5 million for enhancements to the Selmon Greenway. Upgrades will include pocket parks, bike racks, landscaping and other amenities. Lighting additions will improve safety and visibility, while benches and public art will enhance the experience for bicyclists and pedestrians alike. Work has already begun, with the Authority adding • Read More »
Been busy? Grab a coffee and have a quick scan through our bite-sized round-up of happenings near our hubs in Tampa Bay this week. We installed two new bike share stations in downtown Tampa this weekend. Franklin at Henderson provides easy access to Hidden Springs Ale Works and the soon-to-open Hall on Franklin (more on • Read More »
Regarded as one of the world’s most elaborate theaters when it was built in 1926 with its gargoyles, mediterranean architecture and painted ceiling designed to resemble the night sky, Tampa Theatre has undergone plenty of changes over the decades. Some major design elements – the red velvet seats, carpet and main curtain, and the concession • Read More »
Do you have a great idea that you think will enhance Tampa’s Downtown? Maybe you’ve been inspired by the new permanent dominoes table in Centennial Park or the permanent ping pong tables in Gaslight Park? Apply for the Tampa Downtown Partnership’s Activation Grant Partnership, which opened for submissions this week, and you could see your • Read More »
A blanket, a pretty view, crunchy salads and sandwiches loaded with fresh vegetables. Is there anything more summer-like than a picnic? Whether you’re escaping the office for a lunch hour with a good book, or enjoying the sunset with the one you love, alfresco dining should definitely be on your summer bucket list. Even • Read More »
A construction contract is now in place for Florida Department of Transportation’s first ever protected cycle track on a state roadway, meaning work can begin in the fall. Considered an “urban shared-use path”, the track will run along the north side of Jackson Street (State Road 60) from Ashley Drive to Nebraska Avenue in Downtown • Read More »
Been busy? Grab a coffee and have a quick scan through our bite-sized round-up of happenings near our hubs in Tampa Bay this week. St. Pete’s first Bicycle Friendly business, Black Crow Coffee, has teamed up with Sunscreen Film Society and Cinema Squatch to show the season two premiere of Stranger Things during a one-off • Read More »