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Theatre patrons at the Carrollwood Cultural Center can now purchase a season ticket package and pre-select their seats for all performances in the 2021-22 Theatrical Season, which includes a play, three musicals, and an interactive theatrical experience.
There was a time, and not all that long ago, when someone with, say, a full sleeve of tattoos would get a lot of double-takes in public.
The Center is introducing a new series of free and educational lectures titled The Art of […] with guest speakers who will discuss everyday life by focusing on topics such as tattooing, survival, therapy, motherhood, literature, tea, etiquette, and storytelling.
The Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center celebrated artwork by its faculty and students in the Annual Student/Faculty Art Show during a reception on Friday, November 12.
“Flamenco is a beautiful dance form. It originally comes from Spain,” Flamenco Tropical Artistic Director Jessica Pacheco said. “There is classical Spanish dance, where you use castanets, shawls, fans. We are actually percussionists.”
The Carrollwood Cultural Center is adding several new classes and workshops for children and adults to its arts-based curriculum for 2022. New courses include Portrait Drawing, Painting with Acrylics, Expressive Tangling, Creative Writing, ZUMBA Gold®, Father/Daughter Ballroom Dancing, body-confidence dance classes, and wellness classes.
This month, Tampa Bay area horror fans will have a rare opportunity to catch the world premiere of a brand-new film based upon H.P. Lovecraft’s ambitious classic weird horror tale “The Call of Cthulhu.”
The Center is making it easier for patrons and donors to support its mission through donor-friendly enhancements to the membership program.
Sometimes you just don’t know how much you love and appreciate something until it’s taken away.
Carrollwood Cultural Center
4537 Lowell Road
Tampa, FL 33618
Phone: (813) 922-8167
This project is sponsored in part by the Florida Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, the Florida Council of Arts and Culture, the State of Florida and the National Endowment of the Arts.” (Section 286.25, Florida Statutes)
