The USS Narcissus, a historic shipwreck, lies off Florida's coast, now a state underwater archaeological preserve and a military grave protected by the U.S. Navy.

Davenport Elementary School in Florida, built in 1927 and recently renovated, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a historic site in Polk County.

The Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative offers a variety of free family-friendly cultural events in July, featuring art, music, and theater.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces a May lineup featuring the Tampa Bay Symphony, a screening of "A Bug's Life," a "Women of Jazz" concert, and a performance by Ken Peplowski and Diego Figueiredo.

City Hall hosts "Now You See Us," an exhibit by the Petticoat Painters celebrating women's empowerment, starting March 17 as part of Women’s History Month.

The Hillsborough County newsroom reported on a panel discussing the local history of the Chitlin' Circuit and its impact on Black musicians during segregation.

The Gasparilla Festival of the Arts returns to Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, featuring over 250 artists and free admission, with art for sale, live music, and family activities.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces diverse spring performances including jazz nights, a Sarah Brightman tribute, and a unique piano-poetry show.

The Tampa Convention Center unveiled "Recurrence," a tidal-inspired art installation, blending art with real-time environmental data. It's the first of three planned art displays.

Cristina Salas, a mosaic artist, is creating a public mosaic in Mercado's community space that reflects the local vibe, with photos documenting her process.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center is offering an Encore! Spring Break Camp for children aged 7-13, featuring acting, dance, singing, stage makeup, and magic. The camp runs from March 17-21, costs $145, and requires a packed lunch.

Tampa's skyline features a new 28-foot sculpture "Open House," reflecting community aspirations with over 300 local street names incorporated into its design.

Hillsborough County invites its youth to participate in a water conservation poster contest, offering prizes and recognition to promote environmental awareness.