Diane Egner

The Tampa Bay History Center hosts a Florida Conversation with Richard Gonzmart, owner of the famed Columbia Restaurant, and the role that Cuba played in their family connections, professions, and hobbies.

Ping Pong in the Park launched this summer at Lykes Gaslight Park in downtown Tampa thanks to a $1,000 grant from Awesome Tampa Bay.

A Jacksonville couple have more than 1,500 works of Florida art, many by artists best known for their work in other places.

Carrollwood Cultural Center in Tampa offers a peaceful oasis for arts classes, creativity, community gatherings, and mindfulness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

83 Degrees Media partners with the Tampa Bay Margarita Festival and Tucker Hall to give away free tickets to two upcoming events.

Tampa Bay History Center, University of South Florida, and Weedon Island Preserve collaborate on a Florida Conversation featuring Historian Michael Francis and his research on early explorers who landed in Florida about 100 years before the Pilgrims

The Not Your Average Speakers series by 83 Degrees Media is designed to advance the community dialogue about the challenges and opportunities surrounding urban living and city building in the Tampa Bay region of Florida.

Thousands of fans line both sides of the river flowing through downtown Tampa Wednesday to catch a glimpse of Bucs riding in a boat parade honoring their Super Bowl over the Chiefs.

The Dali Museum comes out on top when AIA Florida asks people to rank favorite architecture in Florida.

Some 30,000 physicians and other medical personnel are expected to visit USF Health's new robotic simulation training center in downtown Tampa in the first year.