• OLLI-USF: Florida in the 1920s

    OLLI-USF: Florida in the 1920s

    Bootleggers flooded Florida with illegal booze, flappers danced to jazz, and workers erected the first elaborate Art Deco buildings in Florida in the 1920s. At the same time, Mediterranean fruit flies attacked citrus groves, and the state’s brutal convict-leasing program ensnared thousands. Join the Tampa Bay History Center's Brad Massey, Ph.D., for a look at 

  • AARP Day

    AARP Day

    Tampa Bay History Center 801 Water Street, Tampa, FL, United States

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

    Free
  • Book Group: “Urban Vigilantes in the New South” by Robert P. Ingalls

    Tampa Bay History Center 801 Water Street, Tampa, FL, United States

    Named an Outstanding Book on the subject of intolerance in the United States by the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Human Rights in the United States, Ingalls's work centers on anti-union vigilantism directed by the city's elite–most often by a succession of citizens' committees–against the cigar makers of Tampa's Ybor City community, skilled 

    FREE
  • Downtown Tampa Walking Tour

    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 tour is limited to 25 participants, who will walk approximately 1 mile. Please wear comfortable shoes and attire for walking 

    $20