Load all the kids into the car and get ready to visit all your favorite animals. Everyone gets into the zoo for $6 today. But get there early because it gets crowded for this deal. Free extra parking is available next to the Tampa Greyhound Track. Free shuttles will run continuously from that lo …
Price: $6.
American Craft Endeavors presents the 10th annual festival featuring 100 artists and crafters from more than 30 states who work in a variety of craft media including folk art, pottery, personalized gifts, handmade clothing, basket weaving, beaded utensils and candles. Green Market will also be o …
Price: Free.
The four stop motorcycle run starts with breakfast and ends with a party at Quaker Steak and Lube that includes live music by Stormbringer, door prizes, a raffle and trophy presentation. Benefits numerous area children's charities.
Price: $10 per hand.
Tampa and Cuba have plenty of shared heritage (including, of course, the Cuban sandwich.) This two-day festival links the city and the country through food, drinks, art, dancing, movies, children's activities, fashion and music.
Price: $10, $5 children. Additional fees for some activities.
Gwazi Park welcomes celebrity animal expert Jack Hanna for special shows, meet and greets and autograph sessions. Included with daily admission.
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Fresh from Broadway comes this tale of three lifelong friends forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia, featuring Green Day's Grammy-winning soundtrack.
Price: Tickets start at $44.50
Gwazi Park welcomes celebrity animal expert Jack Hanna for special shows, meet and greets and autograph sessions. Included with daily admission.
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When the Rays are out of town, catch the game on the beach at a family-friendly watch party with a giant screen set up on the sand. 620-AM WDAE will broadcast live starting with their pre-game show. The Rays Street Team will also be on hand with giveaways. Get a coupon for unlimited slidin …
Price: Free admission. $10 parking on site. Food and drink additional
In April and May, the next generation of young fans will get the chance to see some of their parents' most beloved childhood films on the big screen.
In the PG rated adventure E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, a meek and alienated little boy finds a stranded extraterrestrial. He has to find the courage to defy the authorities to help the alien return to its home planet. A few lucky families will take home door prizes including a free bicycle, Clearwater Marine Aquarium tickets, Tampa Theatre tickets and a replica of Ebie the Tampa Theatre gargoyle.
Price: $9, $7 12 and younger.
In this musical, Jen and her younger brother John's family is divided over the war in Vietnam. When John is killed in the war, Jen is left to reconcile her memory of their fractured relationship. Through May 26.
Price: $39-$46.
Jobsite partners with the Tampa Jewish Community Center & Foundation for the eastern United States premiere of this controversial and important play. When 17-year-old Bethany disappears while on a school trip to Israel, her parents feverishly search for her throughout Jerusalem, and fin …
Price: Tickets start at $28, previews $10.
Fresh from Broadway comes this tale of three lifelong friends forced to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia, featuring Green Day's Grammy-winning soundtrack.
Price: Tickets start at $44.50
Conductor Tito Muñoz is joined by Principal Flutist Clay Ellerbroek for Lowell Liebermann's Concerto for Flute and Orchestra on this concert with Mendelssohn's The Hebrides (Fingal's Cave) and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.
Price: $15-$45.
The Wu-Tang Clan member and solo artist of such acclaimed albums as Fishscale comes to the Orpheum. Adrian Younge, who produced Ghostface's new album Twelve Reasons to Die and was one of Antiwarpt's headliners, also plays with his band Venice Dawn.
Price: $21 advance, $25 day of.
This Tony Award-winning musical tells the tale of a group of overachievers as they compete in a spelling championship. Through May 26. American Stage's annual play in the park takes place outdoors in Demens Landing. Reserved seats are available for purchase, but it's just as fun to pack a picnic …
Ride you bike out to Demens Landing before the show.
Price: $13 advance, $15 at the event Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday; $18 advance, $20 at the event Friday-Saturday (kids 6 and under free); premiere blankets $24; reserved chair seatings $29. Onstage seating is $35. Pay What You Can at preview performances.
Maybe we should be amazed the former Beatle is coming this close at all. Although he's skipping Tampa Bay for Orlando, this stop on his Out There tour is his first there since 1993. Legendary for his work in the Beatles, Wings and as a solo musician, his most recent release is the 2012 album Kis …
Price: $57.50-$250.
Cycle from Carrollwood to the shady and winding streets of Forest Hills and other north Tampa neighborhoods. Riders must maintain 10 to 14 MPH on this 22-mile ride. Helmets are mandatory.
Price: Free.
Chef Michael Ostrander shares his secrets as an executive pastry chef in hands-on class with lunch served.
Perfect your pie-making skills to create tender crusts and tempting fillings.
Price: $100, includes lunch, materials and recipe book.
A sci-fi fan-fest with a Hyperspace Hoopla stage show, Jedi Training Academy, parades and meet-and-greet sessions featuring Star Wars characters and actors. Fastpass required for autographs.
Ray Park (plays Darth Maul) attends opening weekend.
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Find unusual and out-of-the-ordinary plants to add a unique touch to your landscape at Rare Plant Network's third annual sale, with plant clinics every hour beginning at 10 a.m. on air layering, plumeria grafting and other topics.
Price: Free admission.