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 Jazz in a Sunny Park |
150 Drew Street Coachman Park Tampa, FL 33755 United States +1 727 461 5200 http://www.clearwaterjazz.com/ |
Grab some lawn chairs and sunglasses and join some of the best jazz musicians in the world for a few days of outdoor festivities. Past acts have ranged from Dizzy Gillespie to Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, so the Clearwater Jazz Holiday promises to please jazz enthusiasts of all types. The community oriented festival is free to the public, and your presence won't only add to the excitement of the scene but also keep in mind that proceeds benefit music education. So sit back and soak up some rays, breath in the air from the Gulf of Mexico, and open up your ears to some of the most renowned jazz artists of all time while contributing to the community all at the same time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nationwide Conference on Birds |
300 Cleveland Street (Harborview Center) Tampa, FL 33755 United States +1 877 352 2473 / +1 727 827 3326 http://www.pcef.org |
Take evening beach walks and learn about Florida's exotic birds at the Florida Birding Festival and Nature Expo, one of the largest birding events in the U.S. Noted birding experts hold seminars, and kids can learn to build a birdhouse. The butterfly tent is a great photo opportunity, with hundreds of the delicate creatures. A count of migrating species in the area is taken during the festival, which draws hosts of enthusiastic birders. Proceeds benefit the Pinellas County Environmental Foundation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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It is oh-so-sweet. |
2202 West Reynolds Street (Festival Grounds off Exit 11 on Interstate 4) Tampa, FL 33564 United States +1 813 752 9194 http://www.flstrawberryfestiva... |
The strawberry is king at this annual festival that takes place in the winter strawberry capital of the world. Every day is jammed with events including the infamous strawberry shortcake-eating contest. Famous music acts, juried shows, a grand parade, an assortment of rides for adults and children, games of chance and a wide variety of food highlight the event. Plant City is a tiny town. To find the festival, take I-4 east from Tampa to Exit 10, Branch Forbes Road, or Exit 11, Thonotosassa Road, and follow the signs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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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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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 |
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Movies with a message |
409 East Cayuga Street Grove Hill (Organisers) Tampa, FL 33603 United States +1 813 879 4220 http://www.tiglff.com |
This festival showcases cinema made by, for, or about, members of the gay and lesbian community. This event presents a nice opportunity for gay and lesbian members to interact with one another and discuss issues concerning them. Films screened here include local and foreign films, independent movies and foreign documentaries. 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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