Family events in Tampa Bay, FL

Super Soccer Stars offers a playful, noncompetitive introduction to soccer fundamentals in an educational setting. The program leans on encouragement and small coach to child groups so every participant can build confidence and progress at a comfortable pace, with step by step lesson plans matched to each stage of development. For younger ages, sessions blend movement, language, and imaginative themes to nurture awareness of the body and the ball. Each 40 minute class features age appropriate activities such as running, hopping, and jumping, along with dribbling and shooting games that build basic skills and constructive social interaction. In partnership with Amazing Athletes, the Parent & Me class is designed for toddlers 12 to 24 months and includes caregiver participation. Coaches, joined by soccer friends Mimi and Pepe, guide playful activities supported by focused attention, original songs, and steady encouragement. A separate class is available for children ages 2 to 3.

Nearly two years after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, this community gathering celebrates resilience, recognizes the neighbors and organizations that stepped up, and draws attention to more than 60 families who are still rebuilding. Organized by Hurricane Help Florida at the Bob Buckhorn River Center in Tampa, it advances ongoing recovery, connects families with reliable resources, and encourages readiness for storms to come. Free preparedness supplies will be available, with 750 hurricane kits to be distributed, including 250 specially assembled for pets. The kits contain essentials for power outages, evacuations, and other challenges that major storms can bring.

Art on the House at the Tampa Museum of Art offers a pay-as-you-will way to experience the museum’s exhibitions. Choose the admission amount that suits you and share it with the Visitor Experience and Engagement Representatives at the Welcome Desk, and it will be accepted. Families can take part in a celebration of a century of art in Tampa, with exhibitions highlighting ancient, modern, and contemporary art.

The Affirming Fatherhood Conference highlights the essential contributions of fathers and father figures to strong families and resilient communities. This full day experience is aimed at inspiration, practical skill building, and empowerment through engaging keynote presentations, hands on workshops, and open conversations tailored for fathers, mentors, and leaders, with actionable tools to use right away. It welcomes fathers and father figures, professionals who support families, advocates, community leaders, and anyone committed to positive fatherhood. Participants can expect to leave motivated and prepared to make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families. With a focus on what it means to be “Built to Protect,” the program recognizes fathers as heroes. Out of town guests can find lodging at Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa/Ybor City/Downtown, with a 10 percent discount available when mentioning the Affirming Fatherhood Conference.

Amazing Athletes introduces young children to the basics of ten different sports in a playful, noncompetitive setting. Through engaging activities, kids build physical literacy, learn about nutrition and how their muscles work, and strengthen six essential motor skills. Designed for ages 2½ to 6, this year-round developmental fitness program helps children reach developmental milestones at a pace that suits them. The curriculum blends variety with purposeful repetition through interactive sports lessons, using age-appropriate equipment to support skill growth and personal progress. Along the way, participants practice patience, teamwork, and self-confidence in a warm, learning-focused environment.

Enjoy an evening off while the kids stay engaged with crafts, a movie, snacks, and more. Participants can choose from guided upcycled projects, music, and games for a night full of fun. A registration and release form is required for each child. Space is limited to six participants, and tickets are needed to reserve a spot.

Henry B. Plant High School hosts a varsity matchup as Plant takes on Armwood in the sixth varsity game.

At Midtown Commons, the Kids Market is part of the Midtown Tampa Market with Tampa Bay Markets, creating a lively, year-round setting where young entrepreneurs share their businesses alongside a broad mix of local makers and food vendors. Visitors can browse handmade goods, discover fresh produce and specialty foods, enjoy live music and family-friendly entertainment, and sample tasty bites from area vendors. A dedicated Kids Market area spotlights kid-owned businesses, offering a welcoming place to support the next generation of entrepreneurs.

Designed for young creators ages 8 to 21, this event welcomes every genre and creative discipline. It aims to elevate the next wave of talent that energizes the community and beyond. The focus is on art, music, and a future shaped by youthful voices.

Raymond James Stadium hosts a matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Minnesota Vikings. Every attendee, including children, must have a valid ticket. The stadium enforces a no bag policy; each guest may bring only one small clutch purse measuring no more than 4.5 by 6.5 inches. Hyundai Club and Stadium Club entrances open two and a half hours before kickoff, and general entry begins an hour and a half before. For the quickest entry, use the gate indicated on your mobile ticket. Hyundai Club is located on the west side of the stadium, and Stadium Club is on the east side. All ticket sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. NFL flexible scheduling may affect the listed game date and time, which can change from what appears on schedules or tickets.

At ZooTampa at Lowry Park, this community walk brings together individuals impacted by lupus and their families to unite around the goal of ending the disease. The event supports the Lupus Foundation of America, Southeast Region by raising funds for lupus research, increasing public awareness, and strengthening support for those living with lupus.