The District Magazine LIVE-WORK-PLAY 2018

DOWNTOWN / CHANNEL DISTRICT / HARBOUR ISLAND / THE HEIGHTS / YBOR

TAMPA’S URBAN DWELLING MAGAZINE

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Published by

mashedmediagroup.com Managing Director Ed Suyak

: areas or sections that have some special characteristic or purpose

The District

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Group Publisher Ed Suyak

To Live, Work and Play in Downtown Tampa and the surrounding areas was not always an option. Downtown became a ghost town past 5:30 pm, Channel District was filled with empty warehouses and a handful of residents, Tampa Heights better known as Tampa’s first suburb became a forgotten area, Historic Ybor City long served as a place to play and historically filled with work from the cigar factories but lacked in urban residential options and Harbour Island prior 1985 was used as a railroad yard and phosphate loading terminal.

Creative Director Rob Stainback Associate Publisher CJ Cooper Fit District Contributor Coach John Forbes Suits & Sneaks Contributor Kristin Leigh

Fast forward to today and the urban core districts are all LIVE-WORKPLAY. Each area is rising with the purpose of creating a better urban Tampa. There are plenty of places to live, work and play today.

Nationally, Tampa recently ranked as one the top five most desirable cities and the urban core districts are at an all-time record high for the desire to call home.

Fashion Forward Contributor Kristin Wright

New residential buildings are rising and some old converting is filling the ever-growing demand to live urban. The birth and commitment of the Riverwalk connect Downtown to the Heights, Channel District, Harbour Island, or a trolley ride away to Ybor City allowing residents to walk and bike ride throughout the urban core. New restaurants, nightlife, and retail are popping up every day creating options and reasons for residents to stay local. To think this is only the beginning and there is much more to come has The District Mag team more than excited but grateful to be part of the movement.

Special Contributor: Dr. Deepak Naidu

There was no doubt in my mind about creating The District Magazine.

Four years ago I saw the need and opportunity to represent the up and coming urban areas. I felt it was important to create and publish a vehicle that represented the movement and the people part of it as a magazine.

As a longtime resident in Tampa, I knew or maybe better said, wished for the day of Tampa building a true LIVE-WORK-PLAY downtown.

Lifestyle Contributor Jon Michaels Startup Contributor Melanie Hicks PhD.

Cover Photo By: Jai Jacobs Cover: David Hensley, Kayla Anderson, Sarah Wedge, Keith Gaines, Sabrina Dueck, Trina Nguyen Photography:

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We started as a publication serving the urban districts of Tampa and today remain focused continuing our mission by telling the stories behind the people, places, and businesses that are part of the movement.

Cheers, Ed “eddy” Suyak Publisher

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Contents

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10 Keith Gaines 14 TJ Pierce 16 Jessie & Pavel Stehlik 18

Asad Yusupov

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Chris Anderson

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Kurt Schleicher

26 Favorites!

28 5 Pet-Friendly Preparations For When You Have To Travel

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30 35 Things You Should Do In Urban Tampa

32 The Red Light Fountain of Youth!

34 Live Work Play Directory 46 Rants & Raves: WTR Pool & Grill - The Godfrey Hotel & Cabanas Tampa

LIVE LIVE: The urban districts of Tampa are booming and the desire to LIVE urban is at an all-time record high. Tampa is ranked as one of the top five of America’s most desirable cities, best outdoor city, exploding craft brewery scene, and ranked as a leader for an active lifestyle. Who wouldn't want to live here? Our skyline is growing and the principle of build it and they will come; seems to be working.

Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas are alive and buzzing with excitement. Urban Tampa offers something for everyone. It boasts an excellent and diverse restaurant collection for foodies, an electrifying nightlife, sophisticated arts & culture options and of course our amazing waterfronts.

WORK: The work culture is changing and Tampa is evolving. Open and communal work area choices are more available. Co-working locations, incubators and coffee houses are opening throughout Tampa and are becoming the norm to start, grow and conduct business. Tampa businesses range from Fortune 500 companies to startups. The urban core is home to more than 80 startups and growing. Our urban districts set the stage for growth as business owners and offer 88

competitive options for their employees.

This is why Tampa has consecutively been labeled one of the best cities for business, in the top 10 cities to start a business, and one of the best cities to conduct business.

PLAY: Urban Tampa is a playground for fun! Our options are endless and the biggest setback

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is not enough time in the day to experience everything our city has to offer. The challenge is not what to do or where to do it at; it's where to begin. We are blessed with multiple museums, sport and concert venues, water sports, nightlife, community events, restaurants and bars, theaters, and parks to name a few. You could spend a whole day alone just on the Riverwalk. Did we mention

that urban Tampa love pets and offer a ton of fun for them as well? We have everything from over a dozen dog parks to pet-friendly restaurants. We are starting to believe the city issues everyone a pet when you move to the area.

Urban Tampa is LIVE.WORK.PLAY and The District Magazine wants you to Be Part of the Movement!

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LIVE WORK PLAY

Keith Gaines LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa?

The hippest neighborhood in town, duh, Seminole Heights!!

How long have you lived in the area and why?

16 years. I bought my first fixer-upper in Seminole Heights in 2002. I fell in love with the unique architecture & character of the neighborhood and saw its potential back then.

What do you like most about the area?

Oh geez, so many more things to like now than when I first moved here. I would have say the community for sure. Seminole Heights has become such a collaborative melting pot for teachers, artists, students, entrepreneurs, young and old professionals alike.

Definitely a very friendly vibe here. Not to mention a seemingly endless supply of top notch restaurants, breweries and wineries to choose from.

If you could change anything in the urban districts what would it be?

I remember when I first moved to Tampa, going downtown after 5pm or on the weekend felt like a scene out of Armageddon, like literally no people. Thankfully much progress has been made and it’s no longer like that, but we still have some catching up to do compared the amount of pedestrian traffic you find in and around downtown St Pete and other “mature” cities on nights and weekends.

What excites you the most about the current and future expansion of the downtown district and surrounding urban areas?

Wow, there are so many projects under construction and on the board for Tampa’s urban core that is hard to pick one. Continued development in/around Tampa Heights/Armature Works and billions slated for future developments like Water Street Tampa and West River Tampa, just to name a few, continue to make Tampa an exciting place to be for now and the foreseeable future.

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Do you work in the urban districts and what do you do?

A graduate of the University of Florida’s School of Architecture, I have been restoring 1920’s Craftsman Bungalows and 1950’s mid-century modern homes to their original grandeur with some modern design upgrades since 2012. I have also built multiple new construction homes from the ground up. My area of focus has been Seminole Heights, Riverside Heights and Tampa Heights.

What is your favorite part about working in the same area you live in?

When I take on a new restoration project, it’s not just a “flip.” As an artist at heart, with an extensive design background, I see each home as a blank canvas on which I can bring forth my vision and create a unique masterpiece of design and efficiency, while still providing an end product that is affordable.

How do you think the current Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas explosion of new residents has affected your business?

I heard a statistic from a respected source recently that upwards of 160 million people are currently moving into Florida on an annual basis. This combined with continued low available home inventory (sellers market), will help to insure demand for new housing remains strong.

What do you vision for the urban core to be in ten years?

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skateboard or bike to and from their destination, over HAVING to drive.

Where is your favorite place to take clients and coworkers?

At the top of my list right now by a landslide is the Armature Works Market in Tampa Heights. There is no shortage of food or drink selections, the view of the Hillsborough River and downtown is breathtaking and just the overall vibe of the place is way cool. It reminds me of South Street Seaport in NYC that my parents would take me to as a kid growing up.

Where is your favorite place to get away from work?

Taking my Australian Shepherd Charlie to the dog beach on Davis Islands. He loves the water and he tends to be quite the socialite like his dad, lol. It is the absolute highlight of his week for sure!

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What do you like to do in the area for fun?

You’re likely to see Charlie and I longboarding down the Riverwalk.

What is your favorite restaurant?

My long Tampa Favorite has been and always will be the Columbia in Ybor. That 1905 salad...OMG...SERIOUSLY! Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

Tampa Heights/Downtown - The Hall on Franklin seems to be a well-liked spot among friends and associates.

Looking for something a little trendier, Red Star Rock Bar or the Independent continues to be popular among the Seminole Heights scene.

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What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

Tapas, tapas, and more tapas, if you don’t mind a wait, Ulele. In a hurry, check out the new Bodega location in Seminole Heights. Feeling like a little upscale Mexican, the new Mekenita Cantina in the Heights has yet to disappoint.

What is your favorite coffee joint and why?

My consistent pick is Foundation Coffee in Tampa Heights. It never overcrowded (as of this writing, lol), it’s quiet and they have some healthy lunch and snack items if you get the munchies.

Where is the first place you take your out of town guest and why?

Hands down, Armature Works Market. With such amazing architecture and literally something for everyone, it’s a total crowd pleaser.

Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Skateboarding on the Riverwalk or anywhere downtown, Kayaking on the Hillsborough River, Beach and frisbee time with my pup, Charlie.

What is your favorite museum?

TMA What is your favorite venue for music?

Live jazz at The Independent.

If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

An unending Venice beach style boardwalk, teeming with people, music, food and all sorts of crazy & interesting characters!

LIVE WORK PLAY

TJ Pierce

PLAY LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa and why?

I’ve lived in Downtown Tampa in a Condo High-Rise since 2001 because I love the walkability.

What do you like to do in the area for fun?

I enjoy the downtown scene with my husband and friends. We love to meet up at local spots on Franklin St. like The Hall on Franklin, check out new art murals, or just grab a beer at Hidden Springs Ale Works.

What do you like most about the area?

The Diversity, growth, city living, our water view and walkability!

What is your favorite restaurant ?

DISTRICT TAVERN Rules! They are cool, drinks are amazing, and the food is delish. I’m waiting for them to create the FIERCEPIERCE BEYOND BURGER! :) wink wink

If you could change anything in urban districts what would it be?

Transportation, we need a cool trolley system that circles all areas not just for tourist from the boat to Ybor.

Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

I love Ulele outside with the beautiful landscape sitting by the statue surrounded by fire overlooking a lovely sunset while I enjoy one of their specialty drinks.

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What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

The Hall on Franklin, Armature Works and Columbia.

Do you work in the urban districts and what do you do?

Yes, I am a Realtor in the Downtown area and specialize in selling luxury real estate and High Rise rentals.

However, recently I’ve been traveling for the show HGTV House Hunters and just finished filming my 3rd Episode in the Florida Keys.

How do you think the current Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas explosion of new residents has affected your business?

It has had a positive effect but at the same time caused a shortage in inventory.

What do you vision for the urban core to be in ten years?

Busy, Busy, Busy, and that's a beautiful thing! I LOVE TAMPA and expect the completion of many High Rise Developments, much more diversity and more people wanting to LIVE the Downtown Lifestyle. No Rules just life!

Where is your favorite place to take clients and coworkers?

The Social on Harbour Island because it has such a Florida vibe with the water and city view.

Where is your favorite place to get away from work?

HOME! :) 14 14

Where is the first place you take your out of town guest and why?

The Riverwalk and Armature Works because both are amazing for people watching and Armature has something for everyone.

Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Jogging or bike riding the Riverwalk, Boating, and fall concerts in our downtown parks!

What is your favorite museum?

Tampa Museum of Art If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

A beach located downtown.

LIVE WORK PLAY

Jessie & Pavel Stehlik

LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa and why?

Skypoint, Downtown Tampa. We’ve lived in Downtown since 2013 but before we moved Downtown we lived in the suburb. After one of our trips visiting family in Europe we realized we wanted the same walkable lifestyle that they had.

What do you like most about the area?

The people! We love walking down the Riverwalk or running out to grab a coffee and bumping into friends and neighbors that live and work downtown. It’s a beautiful energy.

If you could change anything in the urban districts what would it be?

More options for retail would be lovely!

What excites you the most about the current and future expansion of the downtown district and surrounding urban areas?

The renovations bringing life back into the historic buildings in and around Downtown is fantastic.

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WORK

Do you work in the urban districts and what do you do?

We are professional photographers and videographers based out of Downtown Tampa. Our social events + weddings website is www.fotobohemia.com, and our corporate website is www.whitecapfilms.com. In celebration of our 20th Anniversary of being in business this year, we’re preparing to launch our couture photography website dedicated entirely to high end weddings - “FotoBoho Couture.” We also have a video series called Happily Ever Caffeinated where we interview wedding vendors and discuss the wedding industry.

What is your favorite part about working in the same area you live in?

Downtown is such a hub of activity that most of our photo shoots occur in this area which is incredibly convenient. For clients coming in for consultations, it’s always wonderful meeting them in one of our favorite restaurants and letting them experience the excitement of the area.

What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

Tampa Pizza Company, Anise Global Gastrobar, and Fly Bar. What is your favorite coffee joint and why?

Caffeine. We film our video series there, and we LOVE the people who work there. It’s not as big and crowded as some of the other coffee spots in the area, so it always feels more like home.

Where is the first place you take your out of town guest and why?

Armature Works, because we can start out by taking them for a cruise down the river on our boat, and then drop them off at AW while we dock nearby, and then meet up for a post-cruise dinner or drinks.

Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Running or biking on the Riverwalk, going to festivals in Curtis Hixon Park, and taking our dog to Julian B Lane Riverfront Park.

How do you think the current Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas explosion of new residents has affected your business?

We meet so many new people by just walking our dog or going out for drinks that end up asking us to take photos for their businesses or social events. It seems like everyone coming into this area has something going on that they need photography for, and it’s exciting helping them realize their vision.

What do you vision for the urban core to be in ten years?

We’re hoping to see a vibrant, green city with improved roads and transportation alternatives. I’m very excited to see what they do with the area around the Straz and Sparkman Warf in particular.

What is your favorite museum?

Tampa Museum of Art What is your favorite venue for music?

Rock the Park at Curtis Hixon Park.

If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

Most of our options for rainy days are restaurant or museum related - some indoor adult physical activities or gaming options would be wonderful! I’m excited to see what they do with the new MOSI building in 2022, but having a place to hang out with friends and do something active in Downtown Tampa would be awesome.

Where is your favorite place to take clients and coworkers?

We love meeting our clients for drinks at Bizou Brasserie.

It’s quiet, upscale, and has such a great history. We also hold our wedding workshops - The New Bohemians - at that location, so it feels like home.

Where is your favorite place to get away from work?

The Steamheat Coffee Shop at the Straz is a little hidden gem that we escape to as often as possible.

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What do you like to do in the area for fun?

Ride our bikes down to Davis Islands, take the streetcar over to Ybor, and relax by our pool overlooking the city.

What is your favorite restaurant?

Mise en Place - we love the food AND the people.

Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

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LIVE WORK PLAY

Asad Yusupov LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa and why?

I have a waterfront home in Apollo Beach but spend most of time at my place in Skypoint. I chose this area because it is young and fun, while still being well connected to the business side of the city.

Channelside also offers some great views of downtown!

What do you like most about the area?

There’s just so much to do here, so close to home. Between the recreational opportunities that come with living on the water, the restaurants, concerts, and sporting events, I’m never bored.

If you could change anything in the urban districts what would it be?

Nothing!

What excites you the most about the current and future expansion of the downtown district and surrounding urban areas?

The new people and “WOMEN” I’m going to meet.

WORK

Do you work in the urban districts and what do you do?

Yes, I am the president of a digital design, development, and marketing company. I’m very handson and work takes me all over the Tampa area. This location makes it easy to stay connected with all my clients.

What is your favorite part about working in the same area you live in?

Definitely the convenience; not having a commute means I get to spend more time doing the things I love.

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What do you vision for the urban core to be in ten years?

As the city grows, so do the peoplewhich in turn leads to a more vibrant and exciting city.

Where is your favorite place to take clients and co-workers?

District Tavern Where is your favorite place to get away from work?

My boat!

PLAY

Where is the first place you take your out of town guest and why?

Definitely historic Ybor City, it’s such a unique area with tons of history.

Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Longboarding the Riverwalk, kayaking, and bar crawling

What do you like to do in the area for fun?

I take advantage of living on the Bay and spend as much time on the water as I can.

What is your favorite museum?

The Ybor City Museum

What is your favorite restaurant?

Kelp Sushi Joint

If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

Hanging out with your publisher Eddy!

Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

My liquor cabinet What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

Ulele, Café Dufrain, Columbia What is your favorite coffee joint and why?

Buddy Brew within Oxford Exchange, I love the eclectic environment.

What is your favorite venue for music?

Curtis Hixon Park

LIVE WORK PLAY

Chris Anderson

LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa and why?

Beautiful, Seminole Heights and I love being by the river and the close convenience to Downtown.

What do you like most about the area?

The people If you could change anything in urban districts what would it be?

More affordable parking in Downtown and Channelside.

What excites you the most about the current and future expansion of the downtown district and surrounding urban areas?

The night life, new restaurants and more people moving to the area.

WORK

Do you work in the urban districts and what do you do?

Yes, I work for the Nocturnal Group. We currently run and operate Franklin Manor and Osteria, our new Italian restaurant that we teamed up with celebrity chef Fabio Viviani.

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What is your favorite part about working in the same area you live in?

Whether I’m working or playing I am surrounded with friends.

Where is your favorite place to take clients and coworkers?

Of course Franklin Manor but I also like Hall on Franklin and District Tavern

PLAY

What do you like to do in the area for fun?

Boating What is your favorite restaurant?

Si-am Thai-American Restaurant and Osteria Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

Franklin Manor What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

Franklin Manor, District Tavern and Tapps What is your favorite coffee joint and why?

Caffeine, friendly staff and close by.

Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Boating and or fishing, bike riding and pool parties.

What is your favorite museum?

Tampa Firefighters Museum What is your favorite venue for music?

Franklin Manor If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

A Miami style club eleven

LIVE WORK PLAY

Kurt Schleicher LIVE

Where do you live in Tampa and why?

I lived in Ybor City since 2005 because it is like a neighborhood in Manhattan with the convenience of walking to work, restaurants, bars and parks.

What do you like most about the area?

I can live, work and play without having to drive.

If you could change anything in urban districts what would it be?

More parks and green spaces.

What excites you the most about the current and future expansion of the downtown district and surrounding urban areas?

How they will all be linked together by the trolley which will provide us more options of things to do.

WORK

Do you work in the urban Tampa area and what do you do?

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Name your three favorite outdoor activities?

Parades, concerts and cycling.

What is your favorite museum?

Tampa Museum of Art What is your favorite venue for music?

The Ritz If you could add anything you wanted to the area for fun, what would it be?

More events that connect the locals.

Yes, I’m the Creative Director/Partner at S3 Media in Ybor City.

What is your favorite part about working in the same area you live in?

I don’t have to drive!

How do you think the current Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas explosion of new residents has affected your business?

We are an advertising/marketing company; more businesses will need us to help increase their business.

What do you vision for the urban core to be in ten years?

Hopefully we will combine Downtown, Channelside and Ybor City as one community that interacts with each other.

Where is your favorite place to take clients and coworkers?

Bernini’s, The Ritz and Carmines Tampa Club Where is your favorite place to get away from work?

Anywhere near the water.

PLAY

What do you like to do in the area for fun?

Cycling, bocce, nightlife and the dog parks.

What is your favorite restaurant in the area?

Too many to choose only one.

Where is your go-to place for happy hour?

Bad Monkey, Bernini’s and Reservoir Bar in no particular order.

What are your top three spots to grab appetizers?

Fly Bar, Bernini’s and the Tampa Club.

Where is the first place you take your out of town guest and why?

Columbia restaurant- food and history

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Pet-Friendly Preparations

FOR WHEN YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL

On your most challenging days you can always count on your pet to greet you at the door when you come home or cuddle up in your lap in the evening. They are a vital part of your home life all year long, but when your life takes you away from home - as it often does - are you thinking of them before you head out the door?

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With so much to pack and prepare for your trip, it's easy to forget about those you'll leave behind, like your pets.

That's why if you're planning to leave for a day or longer, you should make sure to employ these five tips to make sure your pet is happy and safe while you're away.

1. Find a quality pet sitter.

Dogs need to be walked and let out during the day, so when you're gone, you'll need a pet sitter to fill these duties. Finding a quality, reliable pet sitter can be the difference between a happy pet and damage to your home when you return. Try to trade sits with a fellow pet owner, and if that's not possible, the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters is a nonprofit organization with resources to help you find the best pet sitter for you.

2. Be mindful of the temperature.

Knowing the temperature patterns of where you are traveling to plays a big role in how you pack, but have

you looked at what the weather has in store for your home while you're gone? Allowing your home to get overly hot while you're away isn't good for your pet. You can control the temperature in your home - even while you're away - with the remote access thermostats. They are WiFi-enabled smart thermostats and provide more than just comfort, it monitors the temperature in your home, allowing you to always be aware of your home's temperature. And best of all, they are completely controllable from your smartphone, so even if you forget to make adjustments before you go, resetting the temperature in your home is just a click away.

3. A little cleaning goes a long way.

Your pet really isn't that different from you; they appreciate a nice clean area to live in as well. Give it to them before you go by making sure the litter box or the yard is clean and that you've picked up as much clutter as possible. Wash the blankets that adorn their favorite sleeping places and make sure the space is ready for their use.

4. A little TV time.

If commotion is the name of the game in your home, a house that is suddenly too quiet could have a negative impact on your pet. To alleviate this concern, leave the television on in one of the rooms so your pet can enjoy a little noise in the background. Just make sure you choose a room that is different from where your pet often sleeps so they can comfortably avoid the sound if they want to. With today’s technology you can connect

your TV to a smart switch that will allow you to turn it on and off while you are away.

5. Leave a little bit of yourself.

Is it possible to be in two places at once? In some ways yes. Leaving items out that smell like you - laundry or blankets, for example - can be a wonderful source of comfort in instances when your pet is feeling stressed.

Just remember that if your pet likes to chew, these items could be their first target, so only leave things you're comfortable losing.

Having a pet doesn't mean you need to put travel plans on hold or loose a promotion to your colleague with no ties, it just adds another layer to your planning process.

Apply the tips above, and you and your pet will be happy and comfortable until the trip is over and you're reunited.

35 Things You Should

Do In Tampa's Urban Districts 1. Eat a Cuban sandwich and the original “1905” salad from the Columbia Restaurant

2. Have a slice of pizza at Due Amici in Ybor or Tampa Pizza Company downtown.

3. Have a cannoli at Eddy and Sam’s 4. Run, walk or bike Bayshore Boulevard 5. See a movie at Tampa Theater 6. Ride the Trolley 7. Walk the Riverwalk 8. Paddle something on the Hillsborough River

9. Have drinks with friends at Sail Pavilion during a sunset

10. Yoga Sunday’s at Curtis Hixon Park 11. Go on a Downtown Crawlers themed crawl

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12. Visit the Florida Aquarium 13. D ance until 3:00 am at Franklin Manor

while drinking a Froze’

14. Put your best dressed on and have a

15. Rent the small speed boats by the

martini at CW’s Gin Joint

convention center with a friend

16. Sing karaoke at the Double Decker 17. Order something from every menu at the

Hall on Franklin

18. Go to the Tampa Indie Flea at Armature

19. Eat a Sticky Bun and drink the “I don’t

20. Feel like you walked on the set of Cheers

21. Smoke or pretend to smoke an Ybor City

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want no Shrub’’ at Anise

at District Tavern and order the Tavern Shooters

hand rolled cigar at Long Ash Cigars

22. Go on a Rock the Yacht Live Music Party

Cruise with Yacht Starship but start at Ulele and ride the pirate water taxi to the port.

29. Sunday brunch at Gaspar’s Grotto and

30. Feeling tired, order a nitro cold brew

31. Go to City Dog Cantina the day after a

23. Have a few beers and all you can eat

popcorn at Pour House in Channelside

24. Catch a Lightning game at Amalie Arena 25. Sunday Funday at WTR in the Godfrey

Hotel (we know it is not in Urban Tampa but it’s worth leaving one Sunday)

26. Continue Sunday Funday and experience

27. Go to Rock Brother’s ask a bartender or

Ol’ Dirty Sundays at Crowbar

manager if they can make you an Old Fashion in a Bucket, drink one and catch a live music act upstairs at The Attic

28. Stumble into a guy that looks just like

give people your best ARRRRRRR!

coffee at Ginger Beard and while you are there grab one of those long donuts with bacon on top

long night, order “The Dog” and then proceed to suggest to everyone in the bar to order one as well.

32. Catch a live theater show at Stageworks 33. Take the Downtowner anywhere, its free!

34. Dine with the Diva’s at Hamburger

Mary’s

35. Visit Coppertail Brewing Co and order a Free Dive or Night Swim

Magic Mike…(kind of) but either way he performs magic tricks and his name is Cory Van Valin.

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The Red Light

Fountain of Youth!

When we age, our bodies produce less collagen, resulting in dry, thin skin and the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Using red light therapy the new collagen moves upwards towards, the surface of the skin, reducing the depth of fine lines and wrinkles. With an increase in collagen production it smooths the skin while diminishing the appearance of pore size, including crow’s feet, under eye wrinkles, forehead wrinkles and laugh lines while bringing more moisture to your skin.

Red light therapy has been proven effective for a wide range of healing and rejuvenating uses including anti-aging, skin conditions, wound care, pain relief and much more. Red light therapy involves having low-power red light wavelengths emitted directly through the skin, although this process cannot be felt and isn’t painful because it doesn’t produce any heat. Red light can be absorbed into the skin to a depth of about eight to ten millimeters, at which point it has positive effects on cellular energy and multiple nervous system and metabolic processes.

Red light therapy is very popular today. It was NASA’s choice for red light therapy when it brought the technique into space around the year 2000.

They chose this technology for its low energy requirements, as well as its low heat emission.

Western traditional medicine likes to deal with what we can measure in a lab and prove to the FDA. Over eighteen years later, red light therapy has now been thoroughly researched and FDA has approved 32 32

red light for anti-aging and relief, with wound care applications soon to follow. Those same qualities made later research more accurate, and, to date, hundreds of studies from around the world have shown the benefits of red light therapy in the fields of anti-aging, healing, and pain relief.

The most popular use for red light therapy is antiaging of the skin. It improves skin complexion, skin tone, while reducing skin roughness. Red light is believed to penetrate the skin deeper and may also help acne by reducing inflammation and improving healing. Red light therapy has been shown to positively affect skin cells through regeneration of cell that repair tissue and heal wounds. Researchers have concluded that red light therapy provides a safe, non-thermal treatment of skin tissue. It will create a healthy glow about your face and speeds the healing of blemishes. Red light fades scars and stretch marks. Popular with recent birth mothers.

Some ways that red light wavelengths work by activating the lymphatic system, an important part of our immune system that helps carry waste out of the body, increasing blood flow and circulation, by helping to bring more oxygen (=energy) and nutrients to our cells and tissues. Red light lowers the effects of free radical damage which is associated with many effects of aging.

Another anti-aging effect of red light therapy is reversing hair loss and stimulating follicle growth, which works in many of the same ways as red-light therapy for wound healing. It is now being used to treat arthritis symptoms thanks to it’s capability of stimulating collagen production and rebuilding cartilage. Even in those who don’t suffer from arthritis but have other signs of tissue damage or degeneration due to aging, red light can still be beneficial to assist with a better range of motion, relief of pain and morning stiffness.

Red light penetrates deep into the body and has profound effects in the hands of both western and eastern healing professionals alike. The good news is, it will likely have the same rejuvenating, healing and balancing effects in your hands as well, at a fraction of the cost. Red light has been shown to be energizing and improved moods by increasing confidence, positivity and sensory stimulation which has mental and emotional perks in addition to physical benefits.

Red light therapy can be used to treat a growing list of skin conditions including sun damage, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and everyday cuts, scrapes, burns and bruises. It is drug free, chemical free and noninvasive and does not damage the skin. Red light therapy requires zero down time and safe for all ages

and skin types. You can do red light therapy with no adverse short or long-term side effects. It is painless and does not itch, burn or sting. Red light therapy has been used for decades, and for decades it has been proved useful. Recommended schedule to do three to four times a week. Available for face only and full body.

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Box Factory Lofts 2001 E 2nd Ave Tampa, FL 33605 Phone: (813) 209-9300 Buchman www.casaybor.com/buchman 1910 East 7th Avenue Tampa, FL 33605 844-YBOR-CITY Channel Club Apartments 1115 E Twiggs St Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 775-6348 channelclubapartments.com Channelside Lofts 1000 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 422-5555 channelside-lofts.com Element 813.637.2490 elementtampa.com 808 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 CONTINUED ON PAGE 36

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Metro 510 502 E. Harrison St. Tampa, FL 33602 813.221.0510 metro510.com NINE15 Apartments www.livenine15.com/ 915 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602

Novel Riverwalk novelriverwalk.com/ 100 West Fortune Street Tampa, FL 33602 Parkside of One Bayshore 813.253.5315 275bayshoreblvd.com 275 Bayshore Blvd.

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Pierhouse at Channelside 1226 E Cumberland Ave Tampa, FL 33602 Phone: (813) 501-3900 pierhousetampa.com Plaza Harbour Island 450 Knights Run Ave Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 226-8585 Post Harbour Place 800 Harbour Post Dr Tampa, FL 33602 833-582-8871 maac.com/florida/tampa/post-harbour-place Riverwalk Place 100 Ashley Dr S #100 Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 930-8800 riverwalkplace.com

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YBOR CITY BARBERING COMPANY 1506 N. 15th St. Tampa, FL 33605 813.296.9777 | YborBarberShop.com

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The Fitzgerald 813-473-6222 1211 E KENNEDY BLVD TAMPA, FL 33602 fitzgeraldtampafl.com The Pearl purepropertiesgroup.com/project/ the-pearl-at-the-heights/ 318 W Palm Ave Tampa, FL 33602 The Place at Channelside 912 Channelside Dr #1104 Tampa, FL 33602 Phone: (813) 209-9500 Theplacechannelside.com The Slade at Channelside 1190 E Washington St Tampa, Florida 33602 812-228-6700 www.thesladetampafl.com The Stovall 3203 Bayshore Blvd Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 837-5878 Towers of Channelside 449 S 12th St, Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 229-6500 towerschannelsidetampa.com

Ventana Condos 1112 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 Phone: (813) 221-0861 Victory Lofts 101 S 12th St Tampa, FL 33602 Virage Bayshore 813.328.3697 www.viragebayshore.com 2905 W. Julia Street Tampa, FL 33629 Warehouse Lofts www.warehouseloftstampa.com 4513 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33603 Phone: (813) 443-5160

Work COFFEE CAFE'S & CO-WORKING SPACES

Attic Café Bar 813.228.6059 atticcafe.net 500 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 400 Tampa, FL 33602 Bay 3 Co-Work 1905 N. Market St Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 812-4779 armatureworks.com/work-space/ Caffeine Tampa 813.374.0783 facebook.com/CaffeineTampa/ 212 E. Cass St. Tampa, FL 33602 CoCreativ Downtown 601 N Ashley Dr #1100 Tampa, FL 33602 (888) 505-6334 cocreativ.com Factory 114 114 S 12th St Tampa, FL 33602 813-393-1024 ilovefactory114.com Foundation Coffee 813.358.5781 foundationcoffeeco.com 1607 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 CONTINUED ON PAGE 40

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Ginger Beard Coffee gingerbeardcoffee.com 1208 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 112 Tampa, FL 33602 Industrious Tampa 401 E Jackson St Suite 3300 Tampa, FL 33602 813-299-0500 industriousoffice.com/tampa Kahwa Coffee Espresso Bar at Element 813.228.7900 kahwacoffee.com 888 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 New Urban Suites 1228 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 739-6111 newurbansuites.com Pipeline 400 North Tampa Street, 15th Floor Tampa, Florida 33602 (813) 384-7775 pipelineworkspaces.com/location/ tampa/ Quest Workspaces Tampa 400 N Ashley Dr #2600 Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 712-8700 questworkspaces.com/locations/ tampa

Regus Tampa 100 Ashley Dr. S #600 Tampa, FL 33602 (855) 400-3575

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Tampa Bay Wave 500 E Kennedy Blvd, 3rd Floor Tampa, FL 33602 (866) 928-3066 tampabaywave.org

1895 Kitchen + Bar 510 North Franklin Street Tampa, Florida 33602 (813) 375-9995 1895.bar

The Blind Tiger Cafe 1901 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 540-2233 blindtigercafe.com

AJA 290 S Meridian Ave Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 695-7964 ajachannelside.club

Victory Coffee Shop 813.223.9539 victorycoffeetampa.com 101 N. 12th St. Tampa, FL 33602

American Social 601 S Harbour Island Blvd Tampa, FL 33602 813.605.3333 americansocialbar.com/tampa/

Ybor City Suites 1710 19th Street Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 690-1533 yborcitysuites.com

BARS AND RESTAURANTS

Angry Chair Brewing, Llc 6401 N. Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33604 813.690.3599 angrychairbrewing.com Anise Global Gastrobar 777 N Ashley Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.225.4272 aniseglobal.com Armature Works At The Heights 1910 N Ola Ave Tampa, FL 33602 813.250.3725 armatureworks.com Bad Monkey (813) 280-9971 1717 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 badmonkeyybor.com

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Bamboozle Café 516 N Tampa St. Tampa, FL 33602 813-223-7320 bamboozlecafe.com

City Dog Cantina 1208 E Kennedy Blvd #114, Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 280-2999 citydogcantina.com

District Tavern 116 N 12th St Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 252-3444 districttaverntampa.com

Bernini Of Ybor 1702 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.248.0099 berniniofybor.com

City Market Eats 813-591-3287 citymarketeats.com/ 206 N Morgan St Tampa, FL 33602

Don Me Now 1211 E Kennedy Blvd Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 253-8880 Donmenow.com

Bizou Brasserie 601 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33602 813.221.9555 bizoutampa.com

Columbia Restaurant - Ybor City 2117 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.248.4961 columbiarestaurant.com

Double Decker 1721 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 248-2099 doubledeckertampa.com

Bradley’s On 7th 1510 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 241-2723 bradleyson7th.com

Coppertail Brewing Company 2601 E. 2nd Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.247.1500 coppertailbrewing.com

Due Amici 1724 E &Th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 443-0906 dueamiciybor.com

Cafe Dufrain 707 Harbour Post Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.275.9701 cafedufrain.com

Coyote Ugly 1722 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 241-8459 coyoteuglysaloon.com

Edison: Food + Drink Lab 912 W Kennedy Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33602 813-254-7111 | edison-tampa.com

Cena Restaurant 1208 E Kennedy Blvd Tampa, FL 33602 813.374.8840 cenatampa.com

CW’s Gin Joint 633 N Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 813-816-1446 Cwginjoint.com

Ella's Americana Folk Art Cafe 5119 N Nebraska Ave Tampa, FL 33603 813.234.1000 ellasfolkartcafe.com

Centro Ybor 1600 E 8th Ave, Ste E-109 Tampa, FL 33605 813.242.4660 centroybor.com

Czar 1430 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 247-2664 czarnation.com

Fabrica Pizza 142 S Meridian Ave Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 605-0764 www.fabricapizza.com Ferg's Live 490 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.443.8403 fergslive.com Flynn’s Retro Bar & Gaming (727) 204-4681 1502 E 7th Ave Tampa FL 33605 flynnsretrobar.com Franklin Manor 912 N. Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 813.487.9990 thefranklinmanor.com CONTINUED ON PAGE 42 THE DISTRICT - TAMPA’S URBAN DWELLING MAGAZINE

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Gametime Restaurant & Sports Bar 1600 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.241.9675 gametimeplayers.com Gaspar's Grotto 1805 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.248.5900 gasparsgrotto.com Hamburger Mary’s Pub House 1600 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 hamburgermarys.com/tampa (813) 248-5777 Hattricks 107 S Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 813.225.4288 hattrickstavern.com Hidden Springs Ale Works 813.226.2739 hiddenspringsaleworks.com 1631 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 Holy Hog Barbecue - Downtown 302 W Kennedy Blvd Tampa, FL 33602 813.223.4464 www.holyhogbbq.com Hotel Bar 200 N Tampa St. Tampa 813-533-2650 hotelbartampa.com Independent Bar & Cafe 5016 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33603 813.341.4883 independentbartampa.com Jackson's Bistro, Bar & Sushi 601 S Harbour Island Blvd Tampa, FL 33602 813.277.0112 jacksonsbistro.com

John Rolfe Lounge 214 E Cass St Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 200-6067 johnrolfelounge.com

The Attic 1510 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 241-0110 atticybor.com

Long Ash Cigars 1728 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 374-0346 thelongashcigars

Rooster & the Till 6500 N Florida Ave Tampa FL 33604 813-374-8940 roosterandthetill.com

Malio's Prime Steakhouse 400 N Ashley Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.223.7746 maliosprime.com

Sparkman Wharf 615 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.345.5881

Mise En Place 442 W Kennedy Blvd Tampa, FL 33606 813.254.5373 miseonline.com/food-wine/

Splitsville 615 Channelside Dr. Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 514-2695 Splitsvillelanes.com

Osteria Bar & Kitchen (813) 563-5000 903 N Franklin St Tampa, Fl 33602 osteriatampa.com

Tampa Improv Comedy Theater & Restaurant 1600 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.864.4000 improvtampa.com

Red Star Rock Bar 5210 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33603 (813) 237-0012 redstarrockbar.com

Tampa Pizza Company 777 N Ashley Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.463.1600 tampapizzacompany.com

Rock Brothers Brewing 1901 N 15th St Tampa, FL 33602 rockbrothersbrewing.com

Taps Restaurant Bar & Lounge 777 N Ashley Dr Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 463-1968 tapstampa.com CONTINUED ON PAGE 44

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The Brew Bus - Tampa Bay 4101 N. Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33603 813.990.7310 brewbususa.com The Castle 2004 N 16th St Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 247-7547 castleybor.com The Hall on Franklin 1701 N Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 813-405-4008 thehallonfranklin.com The Lions Den Ybor 1704 ½ E 7th Ave Tampa FL, 33602 The Refinery 5910 N Florida Ave Tampa, FL 33604 813.237.200 thetamparefinery.com

Play ARTS & CULTURE

Amalie Arena 401 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.301.6500 amaliearena.com Florida Aquarium 701 Channelside Dr Tampa, FL 33602 813.273.4000 flaquarium.org

Stageworks Theatre 813.374.2416 stageworkstheatre.org 1208 E. Kennedy Blvd., Ste. 151 Tampa, FL 33602 Straz Center For The Performing Arts 1010 N W.c. Macinnes Place Tampa, FL 33602 813.222.1000 Tampa Bay History Center 801 Old Water St Tampa, FL 33602 813.228.0097 tampabayhistorycenter.org

The Ritz Ybor 1503 E 7th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 813.390.0397 theritzybor.com

Florida Museum Of Photographic Arts 400 N Ashley Dr Cube 200 Tampa, FL 33602 813.221.2222 fmopa.org

Tampa Fire Fighters Museum 813.964.6862 tampafirefightersmuseum.org 720 E. Zack St. Tampa, FL 33602

The Sail Pavilion At Tampa Convention Center 333 South Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 813.274.7778

Gasparilla Music Festival 600 N Ashley Drive Tampa, FL 33602 813.708.8423

Tampa Museum of Art 813.274.8130 tampamuseum.org 120 W. Gasparilla Plaza Tampa, FL 33602

Ulele 1810 N Highland Ave Tampa, FL 33602 813.999.4952 ulele.com Ybor City Wine Bar 1600 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 999-4966 yborcitywinebar.com Yeoman's Cask & Lion 202 N Morgan St Tampa, FL 33602 813.224.9367 yeomanscaskandlion.com 44 44

Glazer Children’s Museum 813.443.3861 glazermuseum.org 110 W. Gasparilla Plaza Tampa, FL 33602 Patel Conservatory 813.222.1002 patelconservatory.org 1010 N.W. C. Macinnes Pl. Tampa, FL 33602 Rialto Theater 813.221.8808 rialtotampa.com 1617 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602

Tampa Police Museum 813.276.3258 411 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 tampapolicememorial.org Tampa Theatre 711 N Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 813.274.8286 tampatheatre.org A Wandering Eye Art Gallery 1600 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 33605 (813) 922-8278 wanderingeyeartgallery.org

Play PARKS & WATER

Centennial Park 1800 E 8th Ave Tampa, FL 3360 (813) 242-5370 Cotanchobee Fort Brooke Park 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 601 Old Water St. Tampa, FL 33602

Fishing Charters Tampa 813.245.4738 fishtampabaywithme.com 401 Channelside Walk Way, Ste. 102 Tampa, FL 33602 Kiley Garden 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 400 N. Ashley Dr. Tampa, FL 33602

Curtis Hixon Waterfront Dog Park 600 N Ashley Dr Tampa, FL, US, 33602

Kraken Cycleboats 333 S Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 813.603.3117 www.krakencycleboats.com

Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 600 N. Ashley Dr. Tampa, FL 33602

Lykes Gaslight Square Park 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 410 N. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602

Davis Island Dog Beach 864 Severn Ave Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 274-8615

Magic Carpet Glide Segway Tours 813.637.9797 magiccarpetglide.com 615 Channelside Dr. Tampa, FL 33602

Deputy John Kotfila, Jr. Memorial Dog Park www.tampa-xway.com/deputykotfila-memorial-dog-park/ 705 N Raymond St Tampa FL 33602 eBoats Tampa 813.767.2245 eboatstampa.com 333 S Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602

Olde World Sailing Line 888.989.7245 oldeworldsailing.com 333 S. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 Perry Harvey Sr. Park www.tampagov.net/art-programs/ perry-harvey-sr-park 900 E Scott St Tampa, FL 3360

Queenie's Dog Park at Water Works Park 1710 N Highland Ave Tampa, FL 33602 Rivercrest Park 4802 N River Blvd Tampa, FL 33603 Seminole Heights (813) 274-8615 tampagov.net Riverwalk Boating Company 813.641.4612 riverwalkboating.com 333 S. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 Tampa Bay Fun Boat 727.204.9787 tampabayfunboat.com 333 S. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 Tampa Bay Sailing Tours 813.532.9530 tampabaysailingtours.com 518 N. Tampa St., Ste. 300 Tampa, FL 33602 Tampa Bay Water Bike Co. 813.465.8025 tampawaterbikes.com 333 S. Franklin St. Tampa, FL 33602 Tampa Riverwalk 813.274.8162 thetampariverwalk.com 100 N Ashley Dr Tampa FL 33602 Urban Kai Paddle Board Shop 813.598.1634 urbankai.com 2305 N. Willow Ave. Tampa, FL 33602 Washington Street Park 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 118 N. 12th St. Tampa, FL 33602 Water Works Park 813.274.8615 tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation 1710 N. Highland Ave. Tampa, FL 33602

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