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Join us for a Trolley Tour of the District

The District Trolley Tour is a unique opportunity to go behind-the-scenes and see innovation in action.  The tour starts when you board the Trolley and meet your fellow passengers who have diverse interests and experiences but one thing in common - excitement for the Innovation District.  As the Trolley makes its way through the District, your guide will share the history of the area and ideas that are incubating.  You will make four stops on the tour.  Each stop will highlight one of the District's pillars: life science, marine science, date/technology, art, entrepreneurship or education.  You will have the opportunity to see innovative tools or research and talk with the experts.

For tickets on our October 13 tour click here.

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We will host another Trolley Tour and Happy Hour on Friday, June 13th. You will board a trolley with other Innovation District partners and learn about the history and future plans for the area. This tour will feature stops at Albert Whitted Airport, Florida Institute of Oceanography, and The Dalí Museum. The tour will conclude back at the Hub with a networking happy hour.

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April’s Tech X-change was a hit, thanks to an engaging presentation from Digital Twin Marine. Shoutout to all the Eckerd College students who joined us! The audience was curious and interactive, asking great questions and eager to try out the virtual reality headset.

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