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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 |
 Pirates, parades, floats & fun |
Bayshore Boulevard Tampa, FL 33618 United States +1 813 251 4500 http://www.gasparillapiratefes... |
Since 1904, Gasparilla has been the event of the year in Tampa, a festival of parades, floats, art shows and concerts. The festival, named for pirate José Gaspar, begins when a mock pirate ship sails into Tampa Bay. Pirates-for-a-day leap off the ship and take over the city for a weekend of festivities that includes a Gasparilla Day Parade. Later in the month, events include the Festival of Lights, Gasparilla Run and Gasparilla Art Show. Admission to all events, except to participants in the Art Show and marathon, is free. 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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Ice hockey in sunny Tampa |
401 Channel Side Drive Tampa, FL 33602 United States +1 813 301 1480 http://www.tampabaylightning.com/ |
When the Lightning began playing hockey in Tampa in 1992, quite a few residents were baffled by this fast, exciting sport. Since then, the Bolts have become one of Tampa's most popular past times with a state-of-the-art home at the Ice Palace. Games can get rowdy, as snowbirds try to cheer their home teams louder than the hometown fans. Games are usually in the evenings, but some afternoon games are scheduled on weekends and holidays. The season runs from October to April, tickets range in price from swank luxury box seats to nosebleeds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic Movie Theatre |
711 Franklin Street Tampa, FL 33602 United States +1 813 274 8982 http://www.tampatheatre.org |
The Tampa Theatre, now a national landmark, opened in 1926 as one of the finest theaters in the U.S. It has two levels, with 1446 seats total, the second level holding numerous balconies. Besides showing movies and musicals, the theatre also holds events and yes, wedding receptions! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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