A new season of Florida Conversations dives deeper into our past
Florida’s history is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads from diverse communities, cultures, and eras. The Tampa Bay History Center continues to be a beacon of knowledge and exploration, inviting history enthusiasts to delve into the intriguing stories that have shaped the Sunshine State. The new season of Florida Conversations offers a deep dive into various aspects of Florida’s history, highlighting its Latino heritage, celebrating the rich culture of Tampa’s Black communities, and revisiting the roaring 1920s. We’ll give you a sneak peek into some of the exciting events lined up for the next few months.
Florida Conversations: Tampa’s Soulwalk
Tampa Bay History Center 801 Water Street, Tampa, FL, United StatesFred Hearns and Robin Nigh discuss the Soulwalk arts and heritage "trail"–nearly 100 stops tell the history of Tampa's Black communities.
Florida Conversations: Florida in the 1920s
Tampa Bay History Center 801 Water Street, Tampa, FL, United StatesJoin History Center historians to take a look at Florida history in the 1920s, from prohibition and bootleggers to dance tunes and fashion.
AARP Florida, WUSF Public Media, and USF Libraries provide support for Florida Conversions.
The History Center’s Florida Conversations series continues to be a free lecture series for those seeking to unravel the multifaceted history of Florida. So please mark your calendars, whether you’re attending in person or virtually, for a journey through time that promises to be as informative as it is captivating.
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The Tampa Bay History Center welcomed Billy Somerville as its Director of Marketing and Communications in 2021. Billy leads the History Center’s external communication and content strategy across media channels with over a decade of experience in the...