Good Day Tampa Bay

The 5th Annual Gramatica Family Foundation kickball tournament rolls around on Sat., Oct. 21.

Truecouponing.com founder Kati Kiefer

Eco Cell is a Kentucky-based company that recycles electronics and helps animals in Africa. You can find a drop-off box at the Tampa Bay Humane Society.

It?s a nautical nightmare. The SS American Victory is hailed as one of only four fully-operational WWII ships in the country, and is living the rest of its life as museum ship in downtown Tampa. But during the month of October, your life is in the hands of the undead.

“Brews By The Bay” returns to the Florida Aquarium. This is the eighth year the aquarium has held its annual fundraising event, which is meant to support their animal rescue, rehabilitation, and rescue efforts, as well as their youth environmental education programs.

Legoland Florida is throwing its own Halloween party for kids. For select dates in October, the resort will feature a lineup of activities, that are "lightly frightful" and targets ages 2 to 12. . The event is included in regular park admission.

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Everyone deserves a treat every now and then. One St. Petersburg woman created an all natural ice cream just for dogs. It's a grain-free, dairy-free recipe with an eco-friendly twist. "Those are two of the most common allergies for dogs, so i thought if i could make a frozen dog treat without those things in it, then it would be a success," says creator Lara Warn. The company launched in August and is wildly popular. For now, the ice cream is made in Warn's kitchen, but she will expand to a commercial kitchen with growth. The ice cream is sold exclusively at St. Petersbark in St. Petersburg. You can also find it online and at pet friendly events in the Tampa Bay area. A part of the proceeds from each purchase is donated to local dog rescues. https://www.thatdogicecream.com/

Be afraid. Be very afraid. Dade City has what could be considered the most haunted experience in Florida, Scream-A-Geddon, which is a horror park production with six different attractions.

Sur La Table first opened in Seattle’s Pike Place Market in 1972 and has since grown to more than 100 stores across America, including in Tampa and Sarasota. It has every kitchen accessory you can think of.