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 Eleven Stories of Drama |
1010, North WC MacInnes Place Tampa, FL 33602 United States +1 813 287 8844 |
The Carol Morsani Hall, Tampa Bay Performing Art Center's pride and joy, boasts a looming eleven story high stage and back stage, allowing for elaborate Broadway productions and major plays. To go along with the impressive size of the stage are four levels of seating; the audience is practically guaranteed a full experience of the grandeur performances from any seat. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Celebrating a town's history |
East 9th Avenue, Between North 18th and 19th Streets Ybor City's Centennial Park Tampa, FL 33605 United States +1 813 247 1434 (Ybor City Museum Society) http://www.ybormuseum.org |
The famous Cigar Heritage Festival, is held in Ybor City, a short distance from downtown Tampa. It celebrates the historic development of Ybor City as a city to buy Cuban cigars. You can buy cigars, plants, artifacts, and fresh produce, watch demonstrations on cigar rolling, tour the Ybor city museum, and check out the theatre and music performances here. Come by and you're guaranteed a day of fun! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Country Concerts Galore |
4802 US Highway 301 North Tampa, FL 33610 United States +1 813 740 2446 http://www.tampabayamp.com |
Annually, this amphitheater hosts 30-40 events. This $23 million-construction has a 20,000 seating capacity, and is known for being a great concert venue. The Ford Amphitheatre will play host to concerts from late July to December. VIP Box and Season Seats for 2005 are on sale now, you can check the website for more details. Travis Tritt, Neville Brothers, Newsboys and Tommy Cash are slated to perform this year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seafood and more |
2401 19th Avenue Northwest E.G. Simmons Park Tampa, FL 33570 United States +1 813 223 1111 (Tampa Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau) http://www.ruskinseafoodfestiv... |
Come by to the Ruskin Seafood Festival where you can eat shrimps, alligator, oysters, clam and fish to your heart's delight. The venue is E.G. Simmons Park, located in the city of Ruskin. Restaurants and street vendors offer delightful dishes that will have you wanting more. A boat and truck show, animal show, and competition of fine arts are also held here. Apart from seafood, you can also buy clothes and jewelry at the festival. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jewel in the Crown |
401 Channelside Drive Tampa, FL 33602 United States +1 813 301 6500 http://www.icepalace.com/ |
St. Pete Times Forum, a sports and an entertainment center is located along the Garrison Seaport District in Tampa, Florida. This also happens to be the home of the Tampa Bay Lightning. The 660,000 sq. ft. stadium is characterized by the state-of-the-art technology and innovative design. NHL hockey games, concerts, family events, ice shows, the circus and indoor sports events are held at this venue. This arena provides 19,758 seats for NHL games, 20,500 seats for basketball games and up to 21,500 seats for concerts and center stage events. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Films and Fun in Florida |
501 Fifth Avenue NE Tampa, FL 33701 United States +1 727 420 4536 http://www.sunscreenfilmfestiv... |
Taking place at the Renaissance Vinoy Resort in St. Petersburg, the Sunscreen Film Festival promotes the works of Florida's independent filmmakers and aspires to make the region nationally known for its cinema. The festival features many exciting events - including panels and workshops, an awards ceremony, and an opening night party - for those in the film industry and those simply interested in film. Visit the website for festival schedules, film listings, and ticket prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |