Search
Close this search box.
Search
Close this search box.

Weekly-Weekend-What-To-Do (07.06-08.2018)

Friday, July 6

Chris Brown
Chris Brown is coming to Tampa for his tour Heartbreak On A Full Moon. 7pm.
MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre 4800 US Hwy 301 N

First Friday at the Plant Museum
Meet at the Minarets for First Friday on the first Friday of each month (January – November). The Museum will be open with free admission from 5-7pm. Visitors are encouraged to explore the nation’s only Victorian railroad resort hotel museum, enjoy live music on the veranda, and share a treat with friends at our tastings table. A docent-led tour of the Museum will begin at 5:15 PM. This event occurs on the first Friday of each month through November. Experience the magic of the Museum at dusk! Featured at First Friday is Matt Weihmuller’s Jazz Trio. They will perform from 5-7pm on the Museum veranda. Weihmuller is a saxophone instructor at the Patel Conservatory. Free.
Plant Museum 401 W Kennedy Blvd

ADVERTISEMENT

Grant Lyon
Starting his career in the vibrant San Francisco comedy scene, San Francisco Weekly described Grant as “a hilariously sharp observer, not one of those tired white-guy bellyachers.” A former collegiate soccer player, Grant decided to pursue a career on stage instead of on the field. In 2014, he won the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival beating out comedians from all over the country, and was chosen as a New Face in comedy at the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. 8pm. Get your tickets here.
Side Splitters Comedy 12938 North Dale Mabry Highway

Picker Place – 4 Day Vintage Market/Plant City (All Weekend)
Browse the unique, eclectic, one of a kind vintage treasures that our amazing Pickers have for you to discover at the Market! Whether you are treasure hunting for vintage, upcycled, industrial, shabby chic, Old Florida, Americana, pop culture of yesteryear or just have an all around love of all things old you are sure to find something that piques your interest. 9am-6pm.
Picker Place 709 N Park Rd, Plant City, FL 33563

Saturday, July 7

Aethertopia (Sat and Sun)
The biggest Steampunk Show to come to Florida. Happening July 7-8 in Tampa at the Florida State Fair Grounds. A nomadic City full of Steampunk artists/artisans, performers and makers, authors and more, to astound the senses. An extraordinary event compiling art of all mediums. A two day extravaganza of Steampunk immersion! From Armor and hats, Garb to gauntlets, dancers, singers, theater and authors from all around the state and beyond. Activities list is on the website, All Steampunk and all gathering under one roof! 10am-4pm. Get your tickets here.
4800 US HWY 301 N

ADVERTISEMENT

Brews n Burgers Saturday
Stop by for a burger and get a complimentary draft beer! (21+) every Saturday. Noon till 10pm.
Zudars 201 W Platt St.

Surly Feminist July Book Club
The July book club will cover the book American Islamophobia: Understanding the Roots and Rise of fear by law professor Khaled Beydoun. Cheese and accoutrements will be served with water and non alcoholic beverages and wine will be available for purchase. 3-5pm.
Cheese Please 3225 S MacDill Ave, Ste 103

Rock the Yacht
Party like a Yacht Star on a Yacht StarShip’s Live Music Party Cruise – the hottest live music on the water! Rock out on a 2.5-hour cruise featuring multiple decks of entertainment, including energetic live bands and/or DJ’s that are sure to wear out your best dancing shoes! There is NO reserved seating for these cruises. 9-11:30pm. Tickets here.
603 Channelside Dr

The SET up
Top vibe providers and creative trio, The SET are on a mission to give you “something else”. Specializing in hand picking the latest sounds from the future to share with Tampa’s audience, they’re sure to put you in rhythm with Universe. This crew of sonic craftsmen consistently impress listeners with their original productions and bring the best out of artists that seek out their signature compositions. 8:30pm.
The Hall on Franklin 1701 N. Franklin St

Sunday, July 8

Dr. Strangelove (1964) at Tampa Theatre
Film: The year is 1964. The Berlin Wall went up just three years ago. Worldwide extinction by nuclear annihilation is never far from anybody’s mind — the idea of preparing for even some humans surviving a nuclear exchange was officially discouraged as an unbalancing political influence. Everybody knows it’s the end of the world. So: what’s there to do but laugh? 3pm.
711 N Franklin St.

Free Yoga in the Park
Every Sunday downtown, Tampa’s only yoga studio, YOGA DOWNTOWN TAMPA, presents a free yoga class in Curtis Hixon Park. Suggested $5 donation to support your favorite local community yoga. 6-7pm.
Curtis Hixon Park 600 N Ashley Dr

Image courtesy of @thatssotampa

Use hashtag #thatsotampa on Instagram to be featured!

ADVERTISEMENT

Don't miss a story 👉

Get all the best local content delivered to your inbox

👇 Don't Miss a Story 👇

Recent Stories