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Comment by Carissa Caricato on January 16, 2009 at 9:23pm

Nicely put Alex...I cant wait to get started :)

Comment by alex petrilak on January 14, 2009 at 6:58pm

Hi Linda:
The Friends of the Riverwalk has been working with the City of Tampa and Tampa Convention Center to name but a few to stage “The Tampa Riverwalk’s FreedomFest 2009”, an inaugural annual celebration to be held on Memorial Day weekend (May 23-25, 2009). FreedomFest is a free, patriotic celebration in downtown Tampa utilizing the Riverwalk and contiguous parks property from USF Park to the Tampa Bay History Center, with entertainment stages located at the Tampa Convention Center and the west end of Cotanchobee Park.

FreedomFest 2009 will be a three-day celebration featuring live music, food, summer fun, strolling entertainment and patriotic family activities as we gather along the river to celebrate the return of summer.

FreedomFest will conclude with a solemn celebration in Heroes Park on Memorial Day, as we pause to honor and salute those who currently serve and remember those who have served and sacrificed protecting our nation’s freedom.

As one part of a planned series of Riverwalk events, “Friends” events mission is to build a stronger sense of community by activating the waterfront for use by citizens and visitors in a way that combines entertaining, seasonal celebrations with a unique destination rich in history and culture.

We will begin to post information shortly on our website so stay tuned to http://www.thetampariverwalk.com/ where you can find a variety of interesting information about FreedomFest, the Riverwalk’s progress, other events and downtown life.

Be there, it will be a blast!
Alex

Comment by Linda Olson on January 13, 2009 at 10:50pm

Can anyone shed some light on "Freedom Fest"?? (on the Tampa Riverwalk this year)

Comment by Michael Brito on October 4, 2008 at 5:40pm

If it involves pro sports teams, country music, and deep fried foods, you'll get a large crowd. You've got to stick with what works here. It's a no brainer. It's all about counting heads, right?