PIrates set to takeover Tampa for annual Gasparilla Pirate Fest
Bayshore Boulevard will be packed from starboard to port with Pirates on Saturday for the annual Gasparilla pirate fest. It is a Tampa tradition, and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to celebrate the annual parade of pirates.
An estimated 300,000 people turn out for Gasparilla festivities, generating millions of dollars for the local economy.
Parade-goers will shiver their timbers this weekend when Tampa celebrates its coldest Gasparilla in years. Saturday’s ...
Mayor Jane Castor says the city doesn’t have any specific plans in place to help spectators brave the cold, but nearly 20 ...
Bayshore Boulevard will, of course, be shut down for the parade. But, several surrounding streets will also be closed or ...
Clements teaches people about the pirate life at the Real Pirates Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. But it wasn’t until a year ...
Pirate fashion will look a little cozier, a little snugglier this Gasparilla as the annual Tampa bash will go down during a ...
Corporal Jay Reese of the Marine Unit emphasized safety, advising boaters to layer up and avoid entering the water.
TAMPA, Fla. — With Gasparilla comes pirates, parades, celebrations, and a big boost to business in Tampa Bay.
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