Triangle Ranch Preserves Florida Cracker History

SPEND A NIGHT IN FLORIDA HISTORY

Triangle Ranch Preserves Florida Cracker History

Triangle Ranch is a 1,200-acre working ranch abutting the Myakka River, with cattle and pastures dotting the property between patches of Florida forest thick with palmettos, cabbage palms, pine trees and oaks overflowing with Spanish moss. Read More »

TREES, PLEASE

City of Sarasota Will Give Away 200 Trees on April 18

The popular event returns as part of The Bay’s Earth Day celebrations. Read More »

“Through the Eyes Of...” Local Performing Artists in Sarasota

Across their disciplines, Sarasota’s artists inspire growth, spark curiosity, and invite audiences to see the world in new ways. Read More »

GET CRACKIN’

The Makings of a Florida Cracker Cabin

The 18th- and early 19th-century architecture reflects the importance of ventilation and shade, with high ceilings, large window and a signature wraparound porch. Read More »

Review

FST Closes Mainstage Season with Poignant ‘Birthday Candles’

The play by Noah Haidle is a reminder of how fleeting even a long life can be, and how important it is to savor it. Read More »

Nobody Does It Better

Morgan James sings the iconic music of James Bond, backed by Sarasota Orchestra in the concert season’s Pops finale. Read More »

TEA-RIFFIC

Tuck Into the Perfect Cup of Tea From the Rosemary District’s TeBella Tea Company

TeBella, which opened in 2010 in Tampa’s Davis Islands neighborhood, has grown to four stores, and the company services more than 140 cafés, restaurants and hotels throughout the country. Read More »

COW TOWN

Who Were the Florida Cracker Ranchers?

Throughout the 1800s, Cracker cattle roamed freely across Florida’s terrain, grazing on native scrub grasses. Read More »