City of Tampa Honors Trailblazers at 37th Annual Black History Celebration

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The City of Tampa will honor its local trailblazers at the 37th Annual Black History Celebration scheduled for February 17, 2025. This significant event will take place at 306 E Jackson St, Tampa, Florida, bringing together community members to celebrate influential figures such as Antonio Brown and Angela Mitchell Hill. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor will also be present, reflecting the city's leadership's commitment to recognizing cultural contributions. The celebration aims to inspire future generations by emphasizing the importance of Black history in the community. Attendees can look forward to a ceremony that showcases the achievements of these trailblazers and their impact on the Tampa Bay Metropolitan Area.

Local leaders and the municipal council will participate, reinforcing the event's significance. The celebration is expected to foster unity and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage that defines Tampa. This event serves as a reminder of the ongoing journey towards inclusivity and recognition of diverse voices within the city.

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