Celebrate the holiday season in Tampa’s Downtown at Winter Village, presented by the Tampa Bay Lightning, in Curtis Hixon Park! Located along the Tampa Riverwalk, Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park is transformed with the sights, sounds

Join Tampa Bay Moms Group and an amazing variety of local vendors, small businesses and organizations as we stuff stockings and spread holiday cheer!

Captivating. Soul-satisfying. Simply unforgettable. Prepare for The Ultimate R&B Violin experience, starring nationally-acclaimed Soul Violinist Omari Dillard. Combining classical training with cultural inspiration, Omari Dillard transforms R&B hits into a sultry, soul-stirring performance. 

LOCATION: Outside of Tampa’s Black History Museum in ENCORE! Central Park Eats is a Food Truck Rally that will happen monthly to service the Central Park Neighborhood of Tampa’s Downtown by providing an opportunity for the

Either on loan from the Zewadski collection or donated to the Tampa Museum of Art, the works represent some of the earliest and most important photographers active in Athens during the 19th century. The collector will talk about the beginnings of photography, still very much a new science and art form at the time. The selected photos illustrate various techniques and advances in that science, as much as they illustrate ancient art and monuments. Mr. Zewadski will additionally discuss his various collection interests. Talks at the Tampa Museum of Art are free with the cost of Admission. Art+ Museum Members: Free Not-Yet-Members: $25 College Students: Free

This program examines the intertwined history of Tampa’s Catholic and Jewish communities. A panel of longtime local leaders will share knowledge and personal experiences, offering insights into this unique relationship.

The Tampa Bay Moms Group invites you to attend our annual Healthy Family Fair! This FREE event allows Tampa Bay Families to connect with resources including services, products and experts that cover all areas of health for your family plus other organizations that can enrich your lives and community!

Dr. Jess Cramp taps into the National Geographic archives to discover the work of 20th-century women leading shark science and storytelling before she dives into her own cutting-edge research and conservation. Swim alongside her under the vibrant waters of the South Pacific to find out what it truly means to save sharks.