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Cracker Country – Museum Day

Cracker Country, Tampa’s only outdoor living history museum, offers FREE admissions on September 28, 2024. Tour historic buildings and grounds that represent home life, commerce, and transportation as it was […]

Tampa Bay History Center’s Annual Gala

Experience an unforgettable evening at the Tampa Bay History Center’s Annual Gala on November 8, 2024, from 7-11 p.m., with Gala Chairs Duncan and Jessica Belser. As the exclusive fundraiser […]

Slice of History: Pizza and Trivia

Mark your calendars for June 27, 6-9 p.m., because the History Center’s Lykes Atrium is daring to blend free pizza with, wait for it… history. Once you’re stuffed, stagger over […]

Living History Saturday: D-Day Anniversary

June 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of WWII’s D-Day landing along the Normandy coast. Join Art and Meg Durshimer, along with local living historians, as they share stories, anecdotes, and […]

Central Avenue Walking Tour

Embark on a journey through Tampa’s historic Central Avenue district, once celebrated as the “Harlem of the South.” Explore the rich narrative of this African-American community from the 1890s through […]

West Tampa Black History Walking Tour

Experience the West Tampa Black History Walking Tour, a captivating 90-minute exploration of significant historical sites in Tampa’s Black community. Throughout the tour, participants will delve into the rich history […]

Tampa’s Emancipation Day Celebration

Join us in the heart of Tampa’s historic neighborhood, the Scrub, for an electrifying celebration of Tampa’s Emancipation Day (May 6)! Revel in the triumphs of freedom and unity as […]

Central Avenue Walking Tour

Embark on a journey through Tampa’s historic Central Avenue district, once celebrated as the “Harlem of the South.” Explore the rich narrative of this African-American community from the 1890s through […]

Sangría and Stories: Sharps and Marks in Paradise

Savor a glass of Columbia Restaurant’s signature sangría in the History Center’s Lykes Atrium, followed by an insightful gallery talk by Rodney Kite-Powell, director of the Touchton Map Library. Scheduled […]