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Rays Watch Party At Tampa Bay History Center

Rays Watch Party At Tampa Bay History Center 

The Tampa Bay History Center invites you to join them to watch the Tampa Bay Rays battle the Kansas City Royals in Cotanchobee Park on Friday, July 22. The first pitch is scheduled for 8:10 p.m.

Watch the Rays game on a 16-foot screen in the park, located in front of the Tampa Bay History Center, or relax on the Columbia Cafe's outdoor patio while watching the action on two flat screen televisions.  Rays activities and giveaways will take place throughout the evening, and there will be an appearance by the Rays’ mascot, Raymond!

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The History Center has extended gallery hours for this event, and offers half-price admission from 5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. This is the perfect opportunity to see the new Sports in Tampa Bay exhibit, displaying the Rays’ 2008 ALCS Trophy as well as Buccaneers and Lightning memorabilia. See the exhibit before heading out to the park for the pre- and post-game shows featuring Voice of the Rays, Rich Herrera.

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The Tampa Bay History Center includes three floors of exhibition space covering 12,000 years of Florida history. The History Center features a Museum Store, the Witt Research Center (a branch of the Hillsborough County Public Library System), a map gallery, an event hall, and the Columbia Cafe. One of Tampa’s premier cultural venues, the History Center’s hands-on, kid-friendly activities, together with cutting-edge interactive exhibits and theaters provide a unique educational experience. 

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