2nd Annual Summer Camp Expo Returns to Florida Hospital Center Ice
Get a head start on creating your family’s best summer ever! The Family-Friendly Summer Camp Expo (New Tampa/Pasco) edition returns on...
Get a head start on creating your family’s best summer ever! The Family-Friendly Summer Camp Expo (New Tampa/Pasco) edition returns on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital Center Ice in Wesley Chapel.
This free family event offers parents and kids the opportunity to meet one-on-one with over 50 Tampa Bay area camp directors, summer resources, and local family businesses. As a bonus, if you register for a camp on the day of the Expo, you’ll get rewarded with prizes and giveaway opportunities to local attractions.
The Expo will also include live performances, BOGO free skate offer, Kids Fun Zone with bounce houses, face painting, Princess & Character visits and many more fun family activities for all ages. Make sure to also stop by and take pictures with the Easter Bunny and the mascot IC.
Families can register for their free tickets, claim their door prize, and be entered to win Giveaways through the event link (https://goo.gl/hegxqZ)
To sign up to be a Summer Camp Exhibitor or for more information, please contact (813) 331-5579 or tampasummercampexpo@gmail.com
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