Night Time: Mama Guava Stumble Parade
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The Mama Guava Stumble
Parade makes it's way down 7th Avenue. |
Guavaween, the Halloween event of the year,
returns to Ybor City, Tampa's historic Latin
district. For over twenty years, the mythical Mama Guava
has led her loyal band of revelers in an effort
to take the 'bore' out of Ybor!' Her success is
evident in their satirical, unique and zany
march down 7th Avenue each Guavaween! The
stumble is open to everyone so be sure to join
Mama and her costumed revelers! Reflect
your sense of humor, sarcasm and mockery,
because only at Guavaween can you win $1,000
for having the best display - all entries will
be judged based on originality.
Please note: only entries which represent this
year’s parade theme "I See a Great Party
in Your Future" will be considered for prize
money.
In order to participate, you must complete the
following entry. Be creative - your display may
also reflect current events or the horrors of
Halloween! See you at Guavaween!
The parade takes place beginning at 8:00 p.m.
The parade route is as follows:
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Parade starts
at 7th Avenue & 20th Street
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Moves west on
7th Avenue to 14th Street
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Moves north on
14th Street to 9th Avenue
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Moves East on
9th Avenue for Disbanding
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Disbands at
9th Avenue & 19th Street
All Entries Are Judged Based on Originality!
First Place Wins $1,000!
Second Place Wins $500!
Click here to Register
Past
Highlights include...
- 2006
- 1st Place
– Tampa’s Pirates Booty
- 2nd Place
– Witch Wagon
- 2005
- 1st
Place - Skate T.R.A.S.H.
- 2004
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1st
Place - Captain Henry Morgan & the Krewe
of Rum Runners
- 2nd
Place - 'Dragon's Revenge' - Ye
Enchanted Krewe of Brigadoon
- 2003
- 1st
Place - 'The Flintstones'
- 2nd
Place - 'Western Theme' - Ticket Pros
- 2002
- 1st
Place - Father Naughty & His 'Castle
Crew'
- 2nd
Place - Morning Star Church
- Misc
Entries
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'Lettuce Entertain You' - Ybor City
Fresh Market
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'Armageddon Tour' - Krewe of Blues
- 'Giant
Life Boat' - Tampa Bay Ship Building
- 'Our
Tickets Are Out of This World' - Ticket
Pros
- 'Till
Death Do We Part' - Robert Ricketson
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