A quiet Spring Bayou in Tarpon Springs awaits today's cross divers during the 119th Epiphany cross dive. (Spectrum News/Angie Angers) Tarpon Springs ready to welcome 2025 Epiphany celebration.

George Billiris belongs to one of those families who made their way to Tarpon Springs from Greece — a family who helped found what the area is known for, sponge diving.

The St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Tarpon Springs has been preparing for the 119th Epiphany Day. Skip ... From selecting the dove bearer to installing dinghies in Spring Bayou, ...

WTSP-TV Tampa-St. Petersburg. Tarpon Springs's Epiphany Celebration set to kick off. Posted: January 6, 2025 | Last updated: March 6, 2025. There is already a large crowd around the Spring Bayou ...

Take an extended journey through history in Tarpon Springs. On this Producer’s Cut of Florida Road Trip, we explore the history of Winter Park. We’ll explore several museums including The ...

In Boynton Beach, Florida, Banyan Springs entices people with its elegantly designed gardens filled with tropical plants and clean pathways. The peaceful water features and cosy shaded sitting spaces ...

Typically The Bayou Cafe in downtown Tarpon Springs is packed for Epiphany morning as spectators grab coffee or a breakfast scramble before the cross dive. But the rain made for a slow morning.

John Hittos, 16, retrieves the cross during the annual cross dive in the Spring Bayou, part of the Epiphany celebration on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024, in Tarpon Springs.

Join Tarpon Springs' beloved tradition with 'Light Up the Bayou'—an enchanting Christmas Eve event where over 4,000 Lambathas will cast a glow of unity across Spring Bayou. Celebrate love, hope ...

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla.—When Bonnie Stupner and her partner Darla Hancock bought their 1925 home just a block away from the Tarpon Springs bayou in December of last year, they didn't imagine they ...

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. — "There's a big problem, and it's getting worse," that's how Mary Coburn of Tarpon Springs describes the flooding near Whitcomb Bayou. "It used to be once a year. Now ...