Ybor Cigars Plus Lounge & Bar

A karaoke venue on E Busch Boulevard in Tampa.

The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is a non-profit art museum that collects, preserves, and exhibits historic and contemporary works by important photographic artists. It opened the doors of its new location on September 14, 2023 in the Kress Building in Ybor City, Tampa, Florida.

Screen Door is a 38-seat microcinema located in the Kress Annex Building on bustling 7th Avenue in the heart of Ybor City. We show films, videos, and moving-image work of all kinds. We are a community cinema focused on sharing new visionary films and repertory films and digital works of all modalities and genres. We screen celluloid-based film as well as digital cinema. We're small, but we have BIG ideas.

Craving family fun? Level up at GameTime Tampa! This entertainment center combines over 100 interactive arcade games and a counter service restaurant and full bar, all under one roof. Refuel with delicious food and drinks, or catch the big game on the big screens. You'll never run out of fun at GameTime Tampa. Plan your next event here! GameTime Tampa offers full banquet services, birthday parties, field trips, and more.

The Ybor City Tours Company was started in 2007. Family owned history buffs in ghost hunting enthusiasts made it a perfect choice to turn a hobby into a fun business. We offer unique daytime monster and mayhem tour, and evening, Ghost tours, pub, crawls, and paranormal ghost adventures. All tours are interactive, fun for all ages, and personalized on every tour to make it memorable experience for everyone.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office History Center is a museum at 2001 N 19th St in Tampa.

Ybor City's diverse cultural beginnings are on display in the Tampa Baseball Museum, from the beginnings of baseball in Tampa, including the social clubs, through the Major Leagues. Learn how this beloved sport became the "universal language" of Tampa. The museum is housed in the childhood home of Al Lopez, and is a passion project for the community. Originally located at 1210 E. 12th Avenue, the house was moved to its current location and with the generous support from FDOT, Hillsborough County, City of Tampa, and private donors, renovated to be a museum

A museum at E Adamo Drive and N 17th Street in Tampa.