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This Boys and Girls Club was built in 1983 by the Zonta Club of Tampa. These clubs are recreational facilities for children aged six to eighteen to go to after school and on weekends to enjoy athletics, crafts and social activities. The facility has two basketball hoops, a colorful mural on one outside wall, a swingset, a slide and a shaded picnic area.
Tucked away in a well-treed lot with more than parking spaces, the Bridge Center of Tampa Bay is just about the only place in town to participate in organized bridge competition. The Web site is very helpful and should be consulted for more details. There is an outdoor lounging area in the back of the building where you could strike up a game, weather permitting.
After Kicks is an after-school care and martial arts academy. Its focus is on teaching children personal responsibility through martial arts. Homework time and snack time are part of the curriculum. It provides pick-up service from select schools in the area.
Home to the city's award-winning youth dance and gymnastics teams and the city's athletics office, the Wayne C. Papy Seminole Heights Athletic Center has served Tampa families for more than two decades. The center was expanded in 2004 to include a 7,800-square-foot gymnastics pit, a tumbling strip and equipment for all four Olympic events (vault, bar, balance beam and floor). Children's dance and gymnastics classes are available for ages 1-17. Parents can register a child through the Parks and Recreation Department's Web page or in person at the center. There is often a waiting list, as the classes are popular. Call 813-231-5273 for more information. The center also offers yoga for adults and Bunco for seniors. Contact the athletics office at 813-231-5270 to register for adult softball, baseball, sand volleyball and kickball, inline hockey, youth basketball, street hockey, flag football or soccer. The center is adjacent to the American Legion Park and directly across Florida Avenue from American Legion Post 611.