Getting bored with the same old ideas to keep everyone entertained at home?
Or are you looking for things to do with your grandchildren from far away
during this social distancing time?
Here are some websites with things to do virtually to help restock your idea chest.
City of Tampa Parks and Recreation hold virtual storytime, art and music sessions. Check them out here:
https://www.tampagov.net/parks-and-recreation/tprvirtualrec
Take virtual tours, ride virtual coasters, play pub trivia games and take online cooking classes: https://www.insider.com/free-things-online-while-at-home-during-the-coronavirus-outbreak-2020-3#theres-no-shortage-of-social-media-content-amid-the-pandemic-14
The lastest list of things to do published locally by the Tampa Bay Times: https://www.tampabay.com/news/health/2020/04/13/5-virtual-things-to-do-with-kids-while-keeping-your-distance-april-13-19/
Visit landmarks, tour museums and zoos, and attend international music concerts through Travel and Leisure magazine: https://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-tips/fun-things-to-do-at-home-during-coronavirus-quarantine
A new list of ideas to do with your kids of all age to entertain and educate them while breaking boredom: https://parade.com/1009774/stephanieosmanski/things-to-do-with-kids-during-coronavirus-quarantine/
Regarding COVID 19
Wellswood Civic Center is closely following the local and state guidelines as they are issued regarding the hosting of events in our hall. We will keep in touch with all impacted rental parties as new regulations are updated.
Wellswood Civic Center is closely following the local and state guidelines as they are issued regarding the hosting of events in our hall. We will keep in touch with all impacted rental parties as new regulations are updated.
Welcome to Wonderful Wellswood
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Wellswood derives its name from the Wells family who originally purchased the 640 acres on which the community sits. Founded as the first suburb of the City of Tampa after the World War II, Wellswood remains a middle-class neighborhood that strives to provide a family friendly atmosphere.
The Wellswood community center was deeded by James F. and Edna Wells-Wishart in 1949 and the first house was built in 1950. Wellswood was originally known as Wells Park but was renamed due to the abundance of pine and oak trees in the area.
The Wellswood Civic Center, as it is known today, is the heart of neighborhood activities and kept for posterity by the Wellswood Civic Association. The members of the Wellswood Civic Association continue to ensure our lovely home has a voice in the issues that affect us all.
The Wellswood Civic Center is available for private rentals. Please see the Rent the Civic Center page to learn more.
Want to join the Wellswood Civic Association or renew your membership?
Membership is $20 per year per household.
Your membership will entitle you to 10% off one rental of the Wellswood Civic Center per year.
Fill out the contact form below
Membership is $20 per year per household.
Your membership will entitle you to 10% off one rental of the Wellswood Civic Center per year.
Fill out the contact form below
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2020 General Membership Meetings @ 7pm
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2020 Wellswood Civic Special Events
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Wellswood Nugget
The official Newsletter of the Wellswood Civic Association is BACK! If you have not received a copy of the latest edition, please read below.
Past Editions of the Wellswood Nugget
Missed a previous publication of the Wellswood Nugget? Download a copy from our archive below.
| winter_20_nugget.pdf |
| 405819814-spring-2019-nugget.pdf |
| winter_2019_nugget.pdf |
| fall_newsletter_2018.pdf |
| summer_18_newsletter.pdf |