The music they play on their station gives you a good idea of the kind of diversity they’ll book for this years’ event. If you’re in the Tampa area and tune in (or stream online), you can hear anyone from Billie Eilish, to the Revivalists, to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, to even Sum 41. Now that sounds worth it – you probably spend about that paying for your streaming service every year! No matter how good the sound quality is, live music always outperforms recording.Īs the name suggests, 97X The Next Big Thing concert is put on by the radio station 97X, Tampa Bay’s New Alternative Station. If you wanted to go to both days, including fees, you could get two days of concerts for under $100, if you act fast and prices remain the same this year. That includes the headliner of each day, along with the newer acts. You can keep up with all the new happenings by following them on Facebook and Instagram, joining their email list or by texting VINTAGEROOST to 22828.How do you find out about new artists? Is it through friends? Through Spotify or Apple music suggestions? Via the radio? How about at a two-day concert? And while that seems like an expensive way to find out about new artists, the tickets for The Next Big Thing last year started at just $35 a day. The vendors at the Vintage Roost will rotate from month to month. The TL DR here is: This is the ultimate spot to shop local, especially with Valentine’s Day right around the corner. There’s even a selection of vintage and rare toys for the collector in your life. Items range from abstract works of art, one-of-a-kind home furnishings, travel luggage, vintage clothing and more will be available for purchase. Rare toys and super vintage luggage for sale at the Roost The clocks are made of reclaimed materials and can be custom ordered for your styling taste. Follow Van Vaerenbergh on Instagram: DovetailsDecor They also hand craft oversized clocks that are between 3 and 5 feet wide. Dovetails Decor’s treasures have an organic, simple feel, but sprinkle in Hollywood regency with brass and gold. Follow Erin on Instagram: boho vibin’, mid century modern farmhouse is the best way to describe this vendor’s style. Frequently throughout the year, Erin can be found browsing her favorite local places throughout Western Carolina for anything that might catch her eye – from ornate door handles or ceiling tins to vintage lace gloves, she appreciates the story behind each item. Her love for architectural salvage brings a unique flair to her booth at Vintage Roost, a new vintage market that recently opened in Ybor. Follow Fiddle Stix on Instagram at Boho vibin’ in the heart of Ybor CityĪlthough born and raised in Florida, Erin Stefany spends most of her antiquing hours in the mountains of North Carolina. Much like the other vendors, Fiddle Stix provides the promise of one-of-a-kind pieces. Fiddle Stix has the piece that will complete your dream design. Whether you’re on the hunt for a nightstand, a new desk, a bookcase or a cabinet to complete a room. Follow Nina on Instagram at Stix is an ultra creative furniture repair, restyling and repainting. Her eclectic collection is a can’t miss at the grand opening of the Vintage Roost. Known as Teach Salvage, Nina has a fine collection of ruby red glassware, antique tools, vintage stamps and a lot more. Want a sneak peak at what she’s bringing to the Vintage Roost? Follow Bea in Instagram at Czaja is a teacher by day and a vintage junkie by night. One vendor, Bea Robinson, has a motto, “ don’t sell anything that I wouldn’t love in my own home.” She’s been an avid Pyrex collector for 25 years, and is always on the hunt for funky, kitschy items. It runs from 9am-8pm on Friday, 9am-5pm on Saturday and 9am-5pm on Sunday. Located at 2326 East 7th Avenue, the Vintage Roost takes place the 2nd and 4th weekends of each month.
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