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2 THE TAMPA TRIBUNE SONDAV SEPTEMBER 26. 2010 TBC.COm page 2 A quick start guide to your paper and your day REVIEW A PEEK AT YOUR WEEK Today Drake shakes USF Sun Dome Busch Garden's annual Halloween event Howl-O-Scream takes over the park from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Tampa. The rock concert theme "My will permeate the park with a frightening twist.

Tickets are 539.95 online and $74.95 at the gate. For information, call 1-888-800-5447 or isit http: tampa.howl-o-scream.com. Friday Party like it's 1922 Whisper the password to enter the secret world of a speakeasy at The Great Gatsby Party from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the University of Tampa's Fletcher Lounge in Tampa. Enjoy live music, games of chance, food, an open bar and a photo op with a vintage Rolls-Royce.

Roaring '20s attire is encouraged. Tickets range from the $75 Bootlegger to the $5,000 Bankers Club Table. Call (813) 258-7302 or visit http tbo.ly thegreatgatsbyparty. a Associated Press tile phoio day at the Patel Conservatory in Tampa. All classes in theater, music and dance will be available for free through Saturday.

It's free. Call (813) 222-1002 or isit www.patelconservatory.org to see class schedules. Tuesday Fun for bookworms The Great Book Series offers a group discussion of a great work of literature and its relation to government at 6.30 p.m. in the Gibbons Alumni Center's Traditions Hall at the University of South Florida. This week's book is the dystopian novel "We" by Evgenii Zamiatin.

Sponsored by the USF Humanities Institute and the Florida Institute of Government. Tickets are $10. Call (813) 974-3657 or visit http: fiog.usf.educalendar. Wednesday Clearwater screenings The Clearwater Film Festival will kick off at'5 p.m. at the Capitol Theatre, with 72 screenings at several venues through Oct.

3. The festival will showcase both seasoned filmmakers and emerging artists, including nine world premieres and multiple Florida premieres. Prices for individual tickets and packages range from $8.75 to $350. Call (727) 599-5137 or visit www.theclearwaterfilmfestival.com. Thursday Freak out The terror will officially begin as Last hoorah Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa concludes its weeklong 30th anniversary party with five more free concerts from 4 to 9 p.m.

Enjoy a night of rock and with performances by John Hancock Project, Quivering Rhythm Hounds, Patrick Foy and the Conch Critters, Mod Squad and Blue Dice. No cost to attend. Call (813) 971-0666 or visit www.skipperssmoke house.com. Go fish The Florida Sportsman Fishing Boat Show continues from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa.

The fisherman's paradise has a huge indoor tackle sale, seminars, a live fishing tournament and hands-on demonstrations. Meet Florida Sportsman editors and factory reps, or shop for a fishing boat. Kid-friendly activities include an indoor spin-cast pond, a virtual reality bass-fishing display, face painting and a game where kids are challenged to match pictures of fish placed throughout the building. Tickets are S8 for adults, free for children under age 12 accompanied by a parent. Call (813) 621-7821 or visit www.floridasportsman.com shows tampa.

Monday Give it a shot No experience needed for Try a Class for Free Week starting Mon- Saturday Going green In honor of World Farm Animals Day, Tampa Bay Veg Fest will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in downtown Tampa. The inaugural event will include healthy living and eco-friendly exhibitors, nationally and locally known speakers, nonprofit agencies, fun and games for kids, dog and cat adoptions, restaurant booths serving vegetarian food, and live music and entertainment. Pets on leashes are welcome.

No cost to attend. Call (727) Drake, 23, rapped and sang before a largely female audience Friday at the USF Sun Dome in Tampa. By J0INVILLE MICHEL jmicheltampatrib.com TAMPA It's not hard to figure out where Drake picked up some of his performance quirks. The herky-jerky extended arm thing, which he does when rapping and emphasizing a point, is a variation of what Jay-Z and Eminem have done for years without the spastic motion. Drake also tends to hop while performing.

At times he looks as if he's skipping rope or has been shoved. Drake's incarcerated Young Money label boss Lil Wayne does this. But neither those things nor Drake's monotone singing mattered Friday night to the predominantly female crowd of 4,717 at the University of South Florida's Sun Dome. With their "nails done, hair done," and many wearing fancy high heels, the audience members were on their feet from the moment Drake slowly walked to the mic until he left 90 minutes later. They sang or rapped along throughout and even chimed in during the 23-year-old former child actor's more hard-core lyrics.

Their energy caused the seats to shake on several occasions. Commanding the stage, Drake returned the love, bringing one fan onstage and warning her that "anything can happen." During a break, Drake scanned the audience and complimented several women. "I see you," he said to a girl in a form-fitting yellow dress as she waved from the second level facing the stage. The stage setup was sparse, but a psychedelic laser light show and fireworks accentuated several songs. Drake was backed by a DJ who mixed in background vocals, drummer, keyboardist, backup singer and two guitarists.

Though he has released only one official album, Drake supplemented his set with songs from his critically acclaimed mixtape, "So Far Gone," and several others on which he has been featured. The set list is feature-heavy, but because Drake's verses are often the highlights of those songs, the absence of the primary artists was generally not missed. Generally. During "Unthinkable (I'm Ready)," Drake held his own, but the backup singer's squeaky, off-key rendition didn't do Alicia Keys' part justice. Francis Farewell Starlite opened the show.

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