4th– 8th grade Class length: 9 AM – 4 PM July 28 – August 8 Location: Stageworks Theatre Tuition: $600/two weeks Led by Trisha Stever, this high-energy, two-week experience is designed for students passionate about singing, dancing, and acting. Campers will spend most days immersed in musical theatre, learning exciting choreography, singing powerful songs, and rehearsing for a show that they will bring to life. With a focus on performance skills, students will work to build an original production, where each camper will be featured in a short monologue as part of the ensemble. Through daily rehearsal sessions, campers will hone their vocal technique, improve their dance moves, and develop their acting abilities. The production will reflect the unique talents and contributions of each student, with tailored scenes to showcase each camper’s strength. At the end of the camp, family and friends will be invited to a performance where students take the stage and show off their hard work in a polished, fun-filled production. This camp is a fantastic opportunity for young performers to grow their skills, build confidence, and experience the thrill of creating and performing in a theatrical production from start to finish.

Tampa Theatre’s Family Favorites series brings kid-friendly classic movies back to the big screen for a new generation of fans every Sunday at 3pm in April!

Free with Daily admission

HIIT in the Park will be joining our lineup of FREE Community Fitness classes starting tonight at 6pm! Work up a sweat every Monday in Tampa’s Downtown with instructors from Crunch Fitness in Curtis Hixon

LOCATION: Washington Street Park – Paw-Fee Break is a monthly program designed to cater to those that live and work within the Channel District Neighborhood of Tampa’s Downtown with an opportunity to take a break

Join us for Zumba in the Park with Tampa Metropolitan YMCA at 6:00pm! This Latin-inspired dance and a cardio workout will be held in Curtis Hixon Park near the fountains.

Join Tampa Theatre, YES! of America United, and Fulbrighters with Disabilities for a FREE community screening of this new documentary by Jason Strother, plus a post-show audience discussion with the director.

Artist Gallery Talk with René Francisco: “Working Together Makes Us Happy”