Exhibit
Invisible Immigrants: Spaniards in the U.S. (1868-1945)
Tampa Bay History Center • 801 Water Street
Programs
Preserving Tampa’s Black History: Boots on the Ground Campaign
Tuesday, July 15th • 6:00p.m.
Tampa’s Black History Museum • 1213 N. Central Avenue
Join us to kick off the “Boots on the Ground for Our History” campaign! Celebrate Tampa’s birthday and learn how your personal artifacts can become part of preserving Tampa’s Black heritage, with insights from Tampa Bay History Center staff.
100 Years of Booker T. Washington School
Wednesday, July 16th • 5:30p.m.
Tampa’s Black History Museum • 1213 N. Central Avenue
Celebrate 100 years of Booker T. Washington School’s legacy with Fred Hearns, curator of Black History at Tampa Bay History Center, and Ashley Morrow, program manager of Tampa’s Black History Museum.
Invisible Immigrants: Exclusive Exhibit Tour
Friday, July 18th • 2:00p.m.
Tampa Bay History Center • 801 Water Street
Take an exclusive guided tour of Invisible Immigrants: Spaniards in the U.S. (1868–1945) with curator Michelle Hearn. This special exhibit debuted in the U.S. at the Tampa Bay History Center. Admission is free with online registration, and it is limited to 25 guests.