Happy #NationalFoodDay! Yesterday, Park and Rec embracing the beauty of nutritious and delicious foods, all while spreading the joy of cooking to the next generation. It’s a day to relish fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and natural proteins, celebrating the goodness that nourishes our bodies and souls. As Park and Rec commemorate this food-centric occasion, they can’t help but think about the young talents in their TampaParksandRec summer camps. These enthusiastic kids are not only exploring the great outdoors but also expanding their horizons in the kitchen. Park and Rec summer camp kids have been relishing the opportunity to create culinary delights, from colorful salads to homemade fruit smoothies, under the guidance of their dedicated camp leaders. They’ve been learning that healthy eating can be fun and flavorful, all while building important life skills. TBC Onlinetampabayconnects.com

In the heart of Hillsborough County, over 20 spirited seniors from seven local Senior Centers recently gathered for the inaugural Hillsborough County Aging Services Billiards Tournament. The result? A spectacular display of billiards finesse and a testament to the ageless passion for the game. For many of the participants, playing pool isn’t just a hobby; it’s a treasured memory. Among these seasoned competitors is 76-year-old Alfredo Gonzalez, who vividly recalls his youth when he would skip class to sharpen his skills on the pool table. Now, he and his fellow seniors are proving that age is no barrier to honing their billiards prowess. The Aging Services Billiards Tournament is more than just a competition; it’s a celebration of the vibrant and active senior community within Hillsborough County. This event underscores the significance of lifelong interests and their power to unite people of all generations. Billiards, it seems, knows no age limit. Want to discover more about this exciting tournament and the remarkable stories of these senior pool aficionados? You’re in luck! Click the link here: http://sprout.link/hillsboroughfl TBC Onlinetampabayconnects.com

Mark your calendars, because the City of Clearwater is inviting you to be a part of a transformative project that will shape the future of our beloved city. On Monday, October 30, from 5 to 7 p.m., head over to the North Greenwood Recreation & Aquatic Complex, Room #2, located at 900 N. MLK Jr. Ave. The reason? A community meeting dedicated to the design of the new City Hall and Public Plaza, which is set to stand proudly adjacent to the current Municipal Services Building at 100 S. Myrtle Ave. This is more than just a meeting; it’s an opportunity for you, the community, to have your say in the design and development of this significant project. The City staff will be on hand to share concept renderings, provide a comprehensive project overview, and, most importantly, listen to your valuable feedback. For more information, visit: https://linktr.ee/myclearwater TBC Onlinetampabayconnects.com