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named organizations and Tampa in general, others believe that overuse could dilute the meaning and significance of the festival, and that the potential failures or missteps of one event or organization might reflect poorly on all the others. In 2019, YMKG began an effort to legally trademark the name
Gasparilla to "protect" it for use by "appropriate community events", drawing complaints and counterclaims from others who have used the name or own the trademark for other, more narrow uses. In 2020, the issue was considered by the United States
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participate, usually performing along the route. Various activities and events for children are held in and around downtown Tampa in the hours before the
Children's Parade, including the Preschooler's Stroll, which is a short, informal parade of small children riding pirate-themed wagons, strollers, bicycles, and scooters reminiscent of the earliest versions of the children's parade. To add noise to the festivities, the pirate ship
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of hiatuses during world wars, it has been celebrated almost every year since. The parade has been scheduled for late
January or early February for much of its existence, and since 2005, it has taken place on the last Saturday in January. The route of the Gasparilla Parade has traditionally wound along the waterfront into
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Gasparilla Parade the following year. Leading members of Tampa's Latin community formed the Krewe of the Knights of Sant' Yago
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Pirates and related festivities have faced various criticisms over their long history, from complaints about unruly crowds and public drunkenness to observations that the tradition of local elites pretending to be a rapacious pirate crew plundering the city could be seen as problematic.
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during that period, with local schools and government offices closed for the festivities. In 1988, the Parade of
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on a Saturday night, usually two weeks after the Parade of Pirates in mid-February. The Knight Parade features a similar mix of participants as the Parade of Pirates with the twist that most of the floats are brightly illuminated since the event begins after dark. Though it once had the reputation of
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festival in 1904. Over the next decade, a pirate-themed parade and festival was sometimes staged as an add-on to other community events, with the highlight of the early period being the first seaborne invasion in 1911. The Gasparilla Festival became a stand-alone event in 1913, and with the exception
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which they frequently fired in the air. The empty shells were tossed aside as the pirate reloaded, sending children scrambling for the unique souvenirs. This tradition was restricted in the interest of safety in 1992 and ended entirely several years later. While pirates on foot are no longer allowed
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was taking place, drawing more attendees to the simultaneous events. The fair moved to much larger grounds east of Tampa in 1976, but the parade route has usually remained the same, traveling north up Bayshore Boulevard and ending in or near downtown, approximately 4.5 miles (7.2 km) in total.
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celebration. The first occurrence consisted of several dozen local businessmen disguising themselves as pirates, riding horses through town to simulate a surprise pirate invasion, and encouraging startled observers to follow them to the May Day festival. The second Gasparilla the following year was
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to defray costs and has employed local firm EventFest to plan the parade with the city. Each year, YMKG members elect a King and Queen of Gasparilla to preside over various club galas and events during the season. Besides the Gasparilla parades and holding its own private events, YMKG raises money
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college football game, and a broad slate of other events that varies from year to year. Most of these events are not organized or officially sanctioned by the city or YMKG, which have only limited legal control of the Gasparilla name. Taken together, the events of Tampa's Gasparilla Season have an
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meaning "little Gaspar"; it claimed that Gasparilla Island was named for the pirate when the name actually appears on Spanish and English maps from well before his supposed arrival; and it claimed that the "bleached bones" of Gaspar's victims along with many old coins had been discovered in local
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like those at New Orleans Mardi Gras festivities are by far the most prevalent item, with varieties ranging from simple single-color necklaces to intricate and expensive designs, most of which are purchased by krewe members themselves. So many beads are thrown that in recent years, the city has
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and bathrooms for riders, with some costing as much as $ 100,000 to design and construct. Outside of Gasparilla season, YMKG's active and retired floats along with the floats of several other krewes and organizations are stored in the "float barn", a warehouse procured by YMKG for that purpose.
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in 2001, the parade moved to the Saturday before the game as planned a decade before, and an integrated Krewe of Gasparilla was joined by over thirty other krewes before a record crowd of 750,000. Though "Supersized Gasparilla" was well received and was seen as a sign of the community's social
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event, as unlike the Parade of Pirates, alcohol is not allowed along the parade route, which runs along Bayshore Boulevard and is about half as long as the main Gasparilla Parade. The Children's Parade was first held in 1947 and was a simple affair that mostly featured schools and children's
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pulled by horses or trucks, or simply a decorated truck by itself. More involved designs became more common after World War I, and by the 1950s, several multi-segmented floats with elaborate decorations rolled down Bayshore Boulevard on Gasparilla Day.
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not a surprise, as every automobile owner in town was invited to join the mounted pirates in the parade. The pirate-themed festival was not held again until 1910, when it was revived as part of a community celebration marking the opening of the
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being the most adult-oriented parade of Tampa's Gasparilla season, the city has tried to reduce public drunkenness and other unruly behavior in recent years and has promoted the parade as a family-friendly event, with some success.
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organizations pulling homemade floats for a few blocks in downtown Tampa, though it slowly increased in complexity and popularity over the decades. It moved to its current route in 2002 and usually draws about 100,000 attendees.
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of Ybor City, who, as the story goes, has been hired by José Gaspar to help clear resistance to his impending pirate attack. The event was staged on an annual basis beginning in the early 1950s but was discontinued after the
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often participate, and many local businesses and organizations build and enter their own elaborate floats from which they also throw trinkets to the crowd. The parade has been broadcast live on local television for decades:
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and key yacht and country clubs. An invitation to join YMKG did not only allow the invitee to dress like a pirate for the parade; it was a sign that they had "arrived in the community". As former Tampa mayor
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and his crew, who are portrayed by members of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla (YMKG), an organization created for this purpose in 1904. Around noon on Gasparilla Day, members of YMKG set sail across
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progress, the city has opted not to repeat the schedule change when hosting subsequent Super Bowls due to the serious challenges posed by large crowds and snarled traffic across downtown and
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when no such find has ever been documented. The brochure also claimed that the bulk of Gaspar's vast treasure cache "still lies unmoved" somewhere in the vicinity of Boca Grande.
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from the mayor in a playful ceremony which has had different outcomes in different years. Whether or not the mayor actually "surrenders", the pirates stage a victory parade along
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stop sponsored by Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla from 1932 to 1935. The 1935 edition had the largest prize purse on that year's PGA Tour ($ 4000), but with the deepening of the
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in 1972 and organized their own parade in Ybor City beginning in 1974. However, African-Americans and others among Tampa's diverse population remained excluded from YMKG.
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to use firearms during the parade, trained members of YMKG still fire loud mini-cannons from several specialized floats and during the cross-bay voyage of the
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and water hoses. The U.S. Navy returns fire with their water hoses and (on occasion) rotten vegetables, but they are eventually forced to surrender to the
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parade, and the Sant' Yago Illuminated Knight Parade, which is organized by the Krewe of the Knights of Sant' Yago in the historic neighborhood of
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anchored offshore. The first shipborne invasion came in 1911, when a merchant vessel was borrowed, decorated, and temporarily rechristened the
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two weeks after the main parade. Besides the three large parades, the city hosts many other community events during this time including the
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to lead every invasion since its launching except in 1971, when bad weather and rough seas canceled the flotilla, though not the parade.
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that he had written the Gasparilla story "in a style that tourists like to hear" but that it was "without a true fact in it."
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do not fit under the highway where it bridges the river near its mouth. Since 1992, the ship has made its way into
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that José Gaspar will arrive with an invasion force on the following Saturday to steal the key to the city.
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3735:""Pirates back for Gasparilla invasion" – The Lakeland Ledger, Feb. 1, 1992"
258:, a 137-foot-long (42 m) replica pirate ship which is actually a steel
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2655:"What we saw at Children's Gasparilla, the family-friendly pirate invasion"
2117:"Meet the Tampa family that makes Gasparilla floats for the original krewe"
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2083:"Travel through time with our '100 doubloons' of Gasparilla in Tampa Bay"
1531:"Children's parade kicks off Tampa's Gasparilla celebration this weekend"
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despite years of searching by amateur and professional treasure-seekers.
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when all major events of the Gasparilla Season were canceled due to the
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Seed for Gasparilla was planted in the Tribune's old newsroom | TBO.com
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in 1976 ended that tradition, as the 100-foot (30 m) masts of the
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3086:"Is Gasparilla's treasure real? We went with these friends to find it"
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2786:"Ybor's Knight parade, once Gasparilla's wild child, cleans up image"
2522:"Gasparilla season continues with these events in the Tampa Bay area"
1632:"Ye Mystic Krewe does not own the name 'Gasparilla.' Here's who does"
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At least a portion of the Gasparilla Parade of Pirates has traversed
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accompanied by hundreds of smaller private boats. It moors along the
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1500:"Gasparilla parade's 100th edition marked by mostly behaved revelry"
1461:"The Legend of Gasparilla: Myth and History on Florida's West Coast"
3641:"Tampa Mayor Sandy Freedman Administration Oral History Project.22"
2208:"Think Gasparilla is rowdy now? 50 years ago, guns were everywhere"
1791:"Tampa Mayor Buckhorn defies Gasparilla pirates, keeps key to city"
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with the legend of the local pirate to promote and enliven Tampa's
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and other staff and resources to limit its financial contribution.
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1565:"Annual Knight Parade lights up Ybor with family-friendly revelry"
3303:"Meet the sober hands at the wheel of the Gasparilla pirate ship"
2862:"Palma Ceia Country Club hosts long-time event rich in tradition"
2843:"39 Gasparilla events happening in the Tampa Bay area this month"
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pressured the Krewe to admit its first African-American members.
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in January. As planning commenced in 1990, local chapters of the
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The theme of Gasparilla was inspired by the legend of the pirate
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Though Tampa was home to one of the largest and most prosperous
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Flotilla of boats near downtown during the pirate invasion, 2003
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vessels ever encountered a pirate named Gaspar or a ship named
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Tampa Mayor Sandy Freedman Administration Oral History Project
2402:"Bob Buckhorn makes his last stand against Gasparilla pirates"
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ship volunteers to be attacked by several small boats of the "
3360:"Gasparilla 2018: The history behind Tampa's pirate festival"
1821:"Experience the Fun & Excitement of Gasparilla Tampa Bay"
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3573:"Diverse Gasparilla parade has transcended insult of racism"
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Sussingham, Robin; Colombini, Stephanie (January 22, 2019).
2991:"Is Gasparilla really the third-largest parade in the U.S.?"
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society editor Louise Frances Dodge and Tampa's director of
2624:"2018 Children's Gasparilla Parade: Guide and insider tips"
2563:"2018 Children's Gasparilla Parade: Guide and insider tips"
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for various charitable causes and annually endows several
2733:"The Krewe of the Knights of Sant'Yago historical marker"
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Woo, Jefferee; Wynne, Sharon Kennedy (January 21, 2024).
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404:, a replica pirate ship built from a flat-bottomed steel
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2759:"The Krewe of the Knights of Sant'Yago official website"
2328:"The Jose Gasparilla and Pirates: Tampa's Own Buccaneer"
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The first Gasparilla parade was held in May 1904, after
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Members of YMKG fire mini-cannons and throw beads, 2024.
3408:"Gasparilla 2021 Parades Postponed Because of COVID-19"
2189:"70-year evolution of the Gasparilla Children's Parade"
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estimated local economic impact of about $ 40 million.
306:, where festivities continue into the nighttime hours.
3438:"Gasparilla 2021 canceled due to coronavirus concerns"
2371:"Ybor Naval Battle Clears Way For Gasparilla Invasion"
2135:"Need beads for Gasparilla? Here's where to find them"
1702:
The History of Gasparilla Pirate Fest – Tampa, Florida
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Sketch of José Gaspar from a 1900 advertising brochure
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in the 1780s and established his "pirate kingdom" on
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3500:"The History Of Gasparilla And Its 'Mystic' Pirates"
3170:"Chamber Enlivened by Whiskey Creek, Pirate History"
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2270:"Ybor Naval invasion begins Gasparilla festivities"
1760:"Aboard Tampa's pirate ship, the 'Jose Gasparilla'"
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3763:Ava, Melanie; Thurston, Susan (January 28, 2001).
4223:Tampa International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
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1596:"Everything you need to know for Gasparilla 2019"
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691:sailing in Tampa Bay during the Children's Parade
270:, where they demand that the mayor surrender the
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3665:"A Tradition for Tampa Raises Questions of Bias"
3547:. Gainesville, FL: University Press of Florida.
3259:"The History of the Jose Gasparilla Pirate Ship"
3207:Bradlee, Francis Boardman Crowninshield (1923).
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865:, who supposedly operated off the west coast of
720:The Sant' Yago Illuminated Knight Parade in 2016
626:About two weeks before the Parade of Pirates, a
380:mooring behind the Tampa Convention Center, 2017
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2926:"Tampa's Old Guard Wary of Diluting Gasparilla"
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1383:. Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla. Archived from
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224:and a host of related community events held in
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3210:Piracy in the West Indies and its suppression
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2709:. Spectrum News Tampa Bay. January 14, 2022.
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1725:"The pirates are coming! Gasparilla is here!"
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1017:George Hardee decided to combine elements of
571:elements, water or smoke effects, and hidden
39:sails to downtown Tampa, Gasparilla Day 2003.
3058:. Charlotte Harbor & Northern Railroad.
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1852:"8 things you may not know about Gasparilla"
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1101:Though designed to resemble an 18th-century
739:(established 1970), the Tampa Rough Rider's
56:Last Saturday in January (Parade of Pirates)
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3545:The Immigrant World of Ybor City: 1885–1985
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948:has been developed into the resort town of
456:also covered the parade from 1955 to 1980.
318:, the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts, the
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3335:. Gasparilla Pirate Fest – official site.
3301:Kennedy Wynne, Sharon (January 19, 2022).
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2784:Wynne, Sharon Kennedy (February 7, 2020).
2673:"Sant' Yago Illuminated Knight Parade FAQ"
2646:
2622:Kennedy Wynne, Sharon (January 18, 2018).
2561:Kennedy Wynne, Sharon (January 21, 2018).
2239:"Gasparilla Pirates Try to Shed Old Image"
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2115:Wynne, Sharon Kennedy (January 24, 2024).
2110:
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2049:Wynne, Sharon Kennedy (January 23, 2024).
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1789:Vander Velde, Jessica (January 24, 2012).
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1594:Wynne, Sharon Kennedy (January 25, 2019).
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1071:at approximately the same location in 1959
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3696:A diverse Gasparilla appeases its critics
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3257:Kite-Powell, Rodney (December 20, 2022).
3039:
2446:"Gasparilla Pirate Fest – Tampa, Florida"
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1256:YMKG integration / Super Bowl controversy
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2703:"Gasparilla 2022: What you need to know"
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3765:"Superbowl 2001: Gasparilla Supersized"
3707:Stevenson, Jennifer L. (May 30, 1991).
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3543:Mormino, Gary; Pozzeta, George (2018).
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3084:Spata, Christopher (January 17, 2019).
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1630:Spata, Christopher (January 18, 2020).
1246:ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
468:, which were originally modeled on the
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3448:from the original on February 16, 2021
3213:. Salem, Mass. : Essex Institute.
3135:from the original on December 23, 2019
3062:from the original on December 23, 2019
2989:Calise, Gabrielle (January 27, 2020).
2988:
2841:Stefani, Kelly A. (January 16, 2024).
2808:
2597:Gasparilla Pirate Fest – official site
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2206:Bancroft, Colette (January 17, 2020).
2187:Hawley, Catherine (January 18, 2019).
2186:
2145:from the original on December 13, 2023
1997:
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1562:
1510:from the original on December 22, 2015
1364:
734:Additional events of Gasparilla Season
452:has provided coverage since 1955, and
233:José Gaspar (also known as Gasparilla)
4117:Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
3828:
3816:Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla Records
3741:from the original on January 23, 2023
3662:
3623:. Krewe of the Knights of Sant 'Yago.
3583:from the original on January 24, 2019
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3479:from the original on January 27, 2023
3418:from the original on January 21, 2021
3370:from the original on January 23, 2023
3339:from the original on February 2, 2019
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3188:from the original on January 23, 2023
3096:from the original on January 18, 2019
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2906:from the original on January 17, 2016
2894:Griffin, Justine (January 15, 2016).
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2739:from the original on January 23, 2018
2713:from the original on December 7, 2023
2634:from the original on January 28, 2018
2603:from the original on January 27, 2019
2573:from the original on January 22, 2018
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2412:from the original on January 24, 2019
2400:Figueroa, Daniel (January 22, 2019).
2350:from the original on January 23, 2023
2280:from the original on January 24, 2019
2249:from the original on January 23, 2023
2218:from the original on January 17, 2020
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2007:Canning, Micheal (February 5, 1999).
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1541:from the original on January 24, 2019
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1417:from the original on January 23, 2023
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965:Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway
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322:, the Gasparilla Music Festival, the
4264:Recurring events established in 1904
4083:MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre
3639:Buckhorn, Bob (September 20, 2007).
3516:
3333:"Gasparilla Parade Of Pirates route"
3243:
3119:"The Legend of Gasparilla (reprint)"
3074:
3008:
2957:"Business Hunt for Gasparilla Booty"
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2381:from the original on October 7, 2015
2362:
2268:Patterson, Jeff (January 15, 2016).
1884:Wexler, Kathryn (February 1, 2002).
1831:from the original on January 3, 2019
1801:from the original on October 7, 2015
1458:
1156:on Gasparilla Day to dock along the
1140:to Plant Park on the grounds of the
712:Sant' Yago Illuminated Knight Parade
679:Gasparilla Children's Parade in 2018
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16:Parade and holiday in Tampa, Florida
3883:Florida Museum of Photographic Arts
3027:Glasser, Eric (February 17, 2021).
2955:Tillman, Jodie (January 26, 2012).
2936:from the original on March 10, 2015
2310:
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1668:McGreevy, Nora (February 4, 2021).
1529:Welch, Monique (January 17, 2019).
1303:later reflected, "You had this huge
1121:under the direction of experienced
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3467:Gorecki, Brie (January 27, 2023).
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2967:from the original on April 2, 2012
2796:from the original on June 16, 2021
2369:Johnson, Neil (January 26, 2009).
2236:
2081:Scherzer, Amy (January 31, 2015).
1974:from the original on July 30, 2021
1758:Scherzer, Amy (January 22, 2014).
1563:Shopes, Rich (February 15, 2015).
1003:The second Gasparilla parade, 1905
820:
747:road race (established 1978), the
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3898:Museum & Science and Industry
3791:
3414:. Bay News 9. November 23, 2020.
3227:. Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla.
2683:from the original on May 30, 2023
2593:"Gasparilla Preschooler's Stroll"
2484:from the original on July 1, 2016
1723:Byrne, Linda (January 27, 2012).
1185:The 1925 parade concludes at the
994:
743:Parade (first held in 1977), the
634:Navy" armed with stale loaves of
72:Early March (Outward Voyage Home)
3797:
3663:Rimer, Sara (October 15, 1990).
3571:Guzzo, Paul (January 23, 2017).
2860:Korun, Tom (February 24, 2011).
2539:Byrne, Laura (January 8, 2023).
1850:Gross, Lila (January 25, 2018).
1060:
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815:Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
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3858:, points and events of interest
3769:St. Petersburg Times (archived)
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3709:"Krewe accepts 2 black members"
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262:converted to look like a large
64:Mid-January (Children's Parade)
4274:Cultural depictions of pirates
4259:1904 establishments in Florida
4218:Tampa Bay Jewish Film Festival
3126:Boca Grande Historical Society
3056:Boca Grande Historical Society
2300:"Prelude to a pirate invasion"
1033:
654:standing in for the U.S. Navy.
330:
138:Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla,
1:
1968:Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla
1950:Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla
1915:Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla
1357:
164:(often simply referred to as
4249:Parades in the United States
4073:Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
3856:Hillsborough County, Florida
3517:Bell, Gregory Jason (2015).
2528:. WFLA-TV. January 28, 2023.
2504:"Gasparilla Outbound Voyage"
2434:. WTSP-TV. January 23, 2024.
1993:https://www.kreweofvenus.com
1729:Highlands County News – WTSP
1314:, which was to be played in
1212:Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
1053:sails into downtown in 1922.
774:Use of the name "Gasparilla"
527:float on Bayshore Blvd, 1963
489:through its community fund.
7:
4244:Festivals in Tampa, Florida
4193:Florida Strawberry Festival
4167:University of South Florida
4147:Tampa International Airport
4127:Sulphur Springs Water Tower
3926:Ybor City Museum State Park
3921:USF Contemporary Art Museum
3820:University of South Florida
3283:1999 Gasparilla Pirate Fest
3225:"The History of Gasparilla"
1946:"The History of Gasparilla"
1911:"The History of Gasparilla"
1886:"New Krewes, Old Questions"
1459:dAns, André-Marcel (1980).
1221:
795:Florida Department of State
745:Gasparilla Distance Classic
515:–style float downtown, 1934
320:Gasparilla Distance Classic
10:
4290:
4198:Gasparilla Pirate Festival
3810:Gasparilla Pirate Festival
3647:. USF Digital Commons: 15.
3473:Tampa Bay Date Night Guide
2930:Tampa Bay Business Journal
2816:"Gasparilla season events"
2009:"The krewes of GASPARILLA"
1259:
1146:Tampa Crosstown Expressway
854:
837:
645:September 11, 2001 attacks
162:Gasparilla Pirate Festival
48:Parades and related events
24:Gasparilla Pirate Festival
4254:History of Tampa, Florida
4180:
4058:Babe Zaharias Golf Course
4043:
4006:Historic Seminole Heights
3965:
3934:
3863:
3052:"The Story of Gasparilla"
1471:(2): 5–29. Archived from
1262:History of Tampa, Florida
1090:and repurposed it as the
913:aboard his flagship, the
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459:
248:Mardi Gras in New Orleans
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4269:Annual events in Florida
3911:Tampa Bay History Center
3878:Glazer Children's Museum
3154:Bickel, Karl A. (1942).
2326:Powell, Evanell (1977).
1328:National Football League
1049:An early version of the
799:National Football League
749:Gasparilla Film Festival
535:Typical YMKG float, 2013
316:Gasparilla Film Festival
4213:Sant'Yago Knight Parade
4142:Tampa Convention Center
3942:Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
2237:AP (January 14, 1992).
1162:Tampa Convention Center
1113:to which tall masts, a
782:The pirate ship inside
422:Tampa Convention Center
268:Tampa Convention Center
4132:Sunshine Skyway Bridge
3992:MacDill Air Force Base
3952:ZooTampa at Lowry Park
3804:Gasparilla Pirate Fest
2866:ABC Action News, Tampa
2508:Gasparilla Pirate Fest
1381:Gasparilla Pirate Fest
1231:
1230:A float between events
1194:
1019:New Orleans Mardi Gras
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971:when it is actually a
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482:corporate sponsorships
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4112:Raymond James Stadium
3893:Henry B. Plant Museum
3444:. February 16, 2021.
3174:Fort Myers News-Press
3158:. Coward McCann, Inc.
2480:. February 26, 2012.
2472:"Gasparilla Farewell"
1964:"YMKG Community Fund"
1825:www.visittampabay.com
1377:"Gasparilla 2023 FAQ"
1278:like the rest of the
1229:
1184:
1002:
850:
843:Legend of José Gaspar
807:Raymond James Stadium
784:Raymond James Stadium
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618:Prelude and departure
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343:
3806:at Wikimedia Commons
3775:on December 19, 2007
3713:St. Petersburg Times
3176:. November 8, 1949.
2961:St. Petersburg Times
2932:. January 30, 2015.
2452:on February 15, 2012
2304:St. Petersburg Times
2141:. January 20, 2023.
2013:St. Petersburg Times
1890:St. Petersburg Times
1674:Smithsonian Magazine
1506:. January 31, 2015.
1193:rides in background.
942:Golden Age of Piracy
875:Charles III of Spain
873:and advisor to King
803:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
487:college scholarships
150:gasparillapiratefest
4172:University of Tampa
4162:Tampa Union Station
3997:Plant City Downtown
3916:Tampa Museum of Art
3396:. January 17, 2024.
2818:. Visit Tampa Bay.
2765:on January 16, 2012
2677:Krewe of Sant 'Yago
2510:. October 20, 2023.
2332:The Sunland Tribune
2306:. February 1, 1998.
2243:The Lakeland Ledger
2171:. January 30, 2022.
1571:. Tampa Bay Times.
1387:on January 23, 2023
1296:Chamber of Commerce
1276:racially segregated
1241:Hillsborough County
1142:University of Tampa
278:featuring over 100
4188:Florida State Fair
4122:Skatepark of Tampa
4093:Hillsborough River
4063:Bayshore Boulevard
4046:points of interest
3987:Historic Hyde Park
3935:Zoos and aquariums
3669:The New York Times
3288:2012-02-21 at the
3156:The Mangrove Coast
2872:on October 7, 2015
2193:FOX 13 News – WTVT
1707:2012-06-07 at the
1413:. August 6, 2014.
1341:When Tampa hosted
1237:Florida State Fair
1232:
1207:Florida State Fair
1199:Bayshore Boulevard
1195:
1191:Florida State Fair
1172:Location and dates
1166:Jose Gasparilla II
1150:Jose Gasparilla II
1138:Hillsborough River
1127:Jose Gasparilla II
1107:Jose Gasparilla II
1096:Jose Gasparilla II
1069:Jose Gasparilla II
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883:southwestern coast
879:Spanish Royal Navy
853:
787:
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689:Jose Gasparilla II
681:
664:Jose Gasparilla II
612:Jose Gasparilla II
580:Throws and cannons
569:moving animatronic
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537:
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430:Bayshore Boulevard
402:Jose Gasparilla II
394:Ballast Point Park
382:
378:Jose Gasparilla II
370:
362:Jose Gasparilla II
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276:Bayshore Boulevard
256:Jose Gasparilla II
37:Jose Gasparilla II
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4230:
4102:Lettuce Lake Park
4001:Historic District
3966:Areas of interest
3802:Media related to
1465:Tampa Bay History
954:southwest Florida
946:Gasparilla Island
891:Gasparilla Island
741:St. Patrick's Day
671:Children's Parade
548:
357:
336:Parade of Pirates
158:
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4078:The Straz Center
3973:Channel District
3947:Florida Aquarium
3905:American Victory
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3771:. Archived from
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