Tampa, FL -- Although Valentine's Day has come and gone, if you still want to celebrate the festival of love, or are a history buff trying to figure out how some of our most popular holidays evolved, the Henry B. Plant Museum has an exhibit for you.

The museum is holding an the exhibit through the end of the month featuring a collection of antique valentines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Samples of this treasured paper ephemera will be on display in cabinets.

Themes often included pictures of children and cherubs, cupids and arrows, hearts, forget-me-nots, lush cabbage roses, bits of lace, feathers, seashells and dried flowers - all intertwined with sentimental messages.

Tampa, FL -- An exhibit of Modern Art at the Tampa Museum will be open for only a few more weeks.

The American Modernism From The Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Mark Kauffman, which has been at the museum since Jan. 8, will close at the end of this month.

The exhibit features approximately 60 works. 

American Modernism examines the developments in American art from the 1910s through the latter decades of the 20th century with special emphasis placed on the struggle between a lingering representational mode and an emerging modernist aesthetic.

Tampa, FL -- Noted Pianist Genadi Zagor is scheduled to perform today on the Hillsborough Community College Ybor City campus as part of the school's Visual and Performing Arts Series.

The Russian born Zagor will perform songs by Stravinsky, Mussorgsky and other.

The concert will be in the Performing Arts Building of the HCC Ybor City campus which is located at the corner of E. Palm Ave. and N. 14th Street.

The recital is set to begin at 3 p.m.