Rev up your weekend with Pilates in the Park every Thursday 6-7pm, hosted by your Downtown Tampa BODYBAR Pilates studio. Just bring your own mat and be ready for a fun and energizing core-focused workout!

Join us for Yoga in the Park every Sunday from 6-7 pm, instructed by Colleen McHenry of Yoga Loft. This class is located in Curtis Hixon Park, welcomes all yogis, beginner or advanced, and focuses

Hits! The Musical is a high energy musical production featuring America's best young superstars. The national tour of approximately 50 cities has been booked from March 1-May 8, 2023. The cast of 30 members will consist of the country's most talented singers and dancers, ages 10-22. The show will take audiences on a musical journey through the decades; highlighting the biggest hits of all time in Pop, Rock and Broadway and the most iconic songs from the 1960's to present day. It will incorporate fast-paced production medleys, dazzling costumes, and is sure to thrill audiences young and old!

Join us for Downtown Tampa’s LARGEST egg hunt  Explore Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, visit the Easter Bunny and grab some food from a delicious food truck for a day of fun for all ages! Downtown’s

Tour Tampa’s only National Historic Landmark District and learn about early Ybor City people, social life, and work culture. Stroll past mutual aid societies, the Ybor Cigar Factory, and other key landmarks. Ybor City Walking

Join us for the April Downtown Debriefing Breakfast at the Tampa Bay History Center. We will hear from historic preservation experts as we learn all about the history of Tampa’s Downtown and how to advocate

Join local artist and printmaker John Costin at the Tampa Bay History Center.

Learn about Tampa’s compelling history on this guided trek as you stroll past City Hall, Sacred Heart Church, the Floridan Palace Hotel, and even Tampa’s oldest bar, The Hub! Advance tickets are required, and each

The History Center hosts AARP Day on the third Wednesday of each month. AARP members can register online to take advantage of free admission.

Tour “the Harlem of the South,” Tampa’s Central Avenue district. Learn about life in Tampa’s African-American community from the 1890s to the 1960s with stops including the Robert W. Saunders, Sr. Public Library, Jackson House,

Join Neil Cosentino, entrepreneur, and self-proclaimed dreamer, as he recounts the motivations and moves, as well as the diligence and teamwork, behind Tampa’s bid for the 2012 Olympics. Although unsuccessful, this international event application could