The Music Box

Doors open at 6:45pm. Please be on site and checked in for a wristband by 7:15pm or your ticket will be released and you will have to sign up on the waitlist. The USF Contemporary Art Museum (USFCAM) is pleased to present The Music Box: Tampa Bay, a musical architecture project by visiting artists New Orleans Airlift (NOA). An interactive public artwork that fuses architecture, engineering, history and music-making, The Music Box: Tampa Bay is a performance space and site for exploration, experimentation and discovery at the Community Stepping Stones (CSS) site at Mann-Wagnon Park along the Hillsborough River in the Sulphur Springs neighborhood of Tampa. Hear The Music Box: Tampa Bay played by an exciting mix of musicians and performers during orchestrated concerts every Friday and Saturday night at 7:30 pm. Admission is free, but requires tickets. The Music Box: Tampa Bay will also highlight the natural beauty of the Mann-Wagnon Park and is a great opportunity to Bring your own Blanket/Pack your own Picnic. This weekend performances will be conducted by Gwan Massive, performing their unique blend of Hip Hop, Reggae, Funk, and Soul in a completely different and experimental fashion. Doors open at 6:45pm. Please be on site and checked in for a wristband by 7:15pm or your ticket will be released and you will have to sign up on the waitlist. FAQs What are my parking options getting to the event? There is parking on site at Community Stepping Stones. Overflow parking will be located along River Cover St and across Nebraska Ave at Sulphur Springs Pool, 713 E Bird St, Tampa, FL 33604.    Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? You can contact Sarah Howard, Curator of Public Art and Social Practice at USF Institute for Research in Art, at 813-974-2203 or showard@usf.edu.   Is my registration/ticket transferrable? Yes.   Can I update my registration information? Yes.   The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay? Yes, all you need to attend is a ticket.   feature Gwan Massive