Downtown Tampa’s free, monthly music series Rock the Park has become a clockwork example of how a municipality can show off cultural assets, but on Thursday, Oct. 6—to accommodate Oktoberfest Tampa—it makes a slight pivot, moves out of its home at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, and takes a short walk to Water Works Park in Tampa Heights. Music happens care of a Tampa R&B queen (C-Renã), an Americana band with a literary streak (Navin Ave.) and the smooth, yacht-ready blue-eyed soul of Speakeasy. As always, the show is no cover, plus family and pet-friendly.
Downtown Tampa’s free, monthly music series Rock the Park has become a clockwork example of how a municipality can show off cultural assets, but on Thursday, Oct. 6—to accommodate Oktoberfest Tampa—it makes a slight pivot, moves out of its home at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, and takes a short walk to Water Works Park in Tampa Heights. Music happens care of a Tampa R&B queen (C-Renã), an Americana band with a literary streak (Navin Ave.) and the smooth, yacht-ready blue-eyed soul of Speakeasy. As always, the show is no cover, plus family and pet-friendly.