Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, September 19, 2026 — The Tampa Bay History Center, located in Tampa, is currently presenting an exhibit titled “Cinema in the Sunshine State.” This exhibition delves into the rich and extensive history of filmmaking within Florida, spanning more than a century of the state’s involvement in the cinematic arts.

The exhibit showcases a variety of items intended to illuminate Florida’s connection to the film industry. Visitors can expect to see a collection that includes movie posters, props, and other artifacts. These materials are drawn from films that were either produced within Florida or were inspired by the state’s unique landscapes and culture. The scope of the exhibit covers a significant period, looking back over 100 years of Florida’s contributions and narrative presence in cinema.

While the trend summary provides the general theme and content of the exhibit, specific details such as the exact start and end dates of the exhibition were not provided. Additionally, information regarding specific films featured, notable artifacts on display, or individuals associated with the exhibit’s curation or content is not available in the summary. The summary also does not specify ticket prices, operating hours, or any associated events.

The “Cinema in the Sunshine State” exhibit aims to provide an engaging look at how Florida has been represented and utilized as a backdrop or subject matter for filmmakers over many decades. The collection of posters, props, and artifacts serves as a historical record of this ongoing relationship between the state and the motion picture industry.


Story summarized from the original created by By Gabrielle Calise, Times staff on www.tampabay.com, see more information here.

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