Carrollwood Cultural Center

"Embracing Her, Embracing Me"
2025-10-21, 2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25 | Art Corner Art Gallery, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, F, 33618, United States
Tampa-based artist Donna M. Richardson, born in New York, spent 30 years as a teaching artist. She aims to empower spiritual growth through her art. Donna’s unique “Indie Pop Art” celebrates indigenous and contemporary American cultures. Her work has been exhibited at the Orlando Museum of Art, Morean Arts Center, and galleries nationwide.

Pictured: “Daisy” and “Rose” by Donna Richardson

"Community Shutterbug" by Kalonji McClellan
2025-10-21, 2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25 | Alcove Art Gallery, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, 33618, United States
Community Shutterbug is an immersive exhibit that reflects my origin story as a photographer, capturing the moments and influences that inspired me to pick up the camera. Each image serves as a window into a world shaped by my passions.
Through this gallery, you’ll embark on a visual journey that weaves together a tapestry of diverse themes—pirates, musicians, reimagined interpretations of classic Hollywood, and otherworldly inspirations. These snapshots are not just photographs but vibrant stories, each echoing the creativity and curiosity that drive my art.
– Kalonji McClellan
Pictured: “Psychedelic Poster” by Kalonji McClellan

"Davia" by Davia Deplanche
2025-10-21, 2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25 | Atrium Art Gallery, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, 33618, United States
Davia Deplanche’s Davia will be on display in the Gallery’s Atrium from September 2025 through January 2026.
Pictured: “Phantom of the Opera Dress Rehearsal” by Davia

"Vibrant Hues of Fall" by TESA
2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25, 2025-10-27 | Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa FL 33618
The Exhibiting Society of Artists (TESA) is our special guest with their curated exhibition, Vibrant Hues of Fall, at the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center this autumn.
This beautiful exhibit focuses on the hues and views that inspire the impression, the colors, vibes, and landscape of fall. From a spiritual connection to an abstract expression, the artists of TESA bring you inspirational Fall vibes in their new exhibit entitled Vibrant Hues of Fall.
TESA (THE exhibiting society of Artists) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose members have been exhibiting and winning awards throughout the Tampa/St. Petersburgh area for over 20 years. Their membership of 38 artists includes emerging and established masters of various disciplines, including painting, drawing, pastel, photography, and digital art.

Pictured: “Dancing in the Sun” by Kim Adams, “Autumn Splendor” by Fran Failla, “Adirondack Sunset” by Carol Zieres

"Her Story: Pushing Boundaries"
2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25, 2025-10-27 | Lobby Art Gallery, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, 33618, United States
Conceived over dinner following an art reception in November 2024, Her Story: Pushing Boundaries emerged from a heartfelt conversation among four women artists about radical acceptance, healing, and the transformative nature of art. Each of us has used our creative practice to push beyond personal limits, and in doing so, we’ve nudged the boundaries of the communities around us. Instead of telling HIStory, we chose to tell HER Story—a visual journey of growth, struggle, and reclamation.
– Michele Stone, Babette Arnold, Cindy Stevens, & Jennifer Thomas Houdeshell

Pictured: “We’re Not So Different, You and I” – 1 & 2 by Cindy Stevens, “What Remains 1& 2” by Cindy Stevens

"Past, Present & Future"
2025-10-22, 2025-10-23, 2025-10-24, 2025-10-25, 2025-10-27 | Corridor Art Gallery, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, FL, 33618, United States
An exhibit that celebrates three different approaches to visual art by three local artists.
Today, as we face new possibilities in image creation, the three artists of Past, Present & Future have joined efforts to present different approaches. Pat Fenda works with old-world pastels, Stewart Lippe enhances his current photographs with Photoshop, and Robert King has embraced futuristic AI imagery in his work. Regardless of techniques and tools, these artists express their personal sensibilities in all their individual work.

Pictured: “Rehoboth Flats 1” by Stewart Lippie, “Rehoboth Flats 2” by Pat Fenda, “Rehoboth Flats 3” by Robert King
