Saint Petersburg Community Calendar of Events

Thursdays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! Explore clay at your own pace in a relaxed atmosphere. Learn basic pottery skills, practice skills you already have learned, or try something new. Handbuilding and wheel techniques will be demonstrated as well as various surface treatments and firing techniques. Learn the basic do's and dont's of working in clay and from there, your imagination is the limit. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Thursdays, 6 Week ClassBeginner, Intermediate This is an introductory class to the pottery wheel. Instructor provides step-by-step instruction and demonstrations to help you create functional clay objects. This class will cover the basics of wheel throwing, trimming, and glazing of functional forms. We will create mugs, bowls, plates, and more. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Thursdays, 6 Week Class *No class 7/23 or 7/30All levels welcome! Improve your skills in technique, composition and concept. Individualized instruction to develop your own style of painting in acrylics or oils. (Colored pencil and other media accepted with instructor's permission). Choose personal subject matter, explore composition and color theory, solve painting problems. Drawing experience recommended. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListAcrylic or Oil (traditional or water-soluable) paints professional-quality, brand name supplies may cost more, but are worth it. Suggested colors (Note there is NO BLACK OR PAYNES GRAY LISTED!): Titanium white Quinacridone red or violet or napthol crimson or Permanent Alizarine Cadmium red medium or light Cadmium yellow medium or light Yellow ochre or raw sienna or yellow oxide Ultramarine blue Thalo (phthalocyanine) blue or Prussian blue Burnt sienna Burnt umber Phthalo green or viridian and or sap or Hookers green Optional – Hansa yellow Painting surface:  Prestreched canvases or canvas or other panels Try at least 11" x 14" – smaller is not easier! – 18" x 24" is even better Brushes: Large and small sizes – natural bristle (for oil) or synthetic bristle (for acrylic) Flats, brights or filberts (#10, 8, 6, 4, and 1 or 2). One or two small round brushes with a good point. (Suggestion: Princeton 6300 "Dakota" for acrylics, also work for oils) Palettes: Disposable palette pads are fine. A piece of Masonite can also be used for a long time. Or china, glass, plexiglass. A tight-sealing plastic palette or container (like flat tubberware) is good for storing and transporting wet paint. (Palettes with mixing wells are for watercolors) Solvent and mediums: For oils (Necessary unless you're using watersoluble oils): Oderless mineral spirits (such as Gamsol, Utrecht NOOD, Turpenoid) for thinning and cleanup. Linseed oil and or Liquin or Galkyd or similar glazing/quick-drying medium For Acrylics (Optional): Acrylic gloss medium, retarding medium, barious specialty mediums for textures or effects. Refillable spray bottle for water. Solvent containers: Large jars, coffee cans, plastic tubs. Mineral spirits must be in a tightly sealable container for transport. Drawing tools: Pencils are OK, but soft vine charcoal is better, watercolor pencils are good. Kneaded eraser or other type of eraser. Rags or paper towels Also useful: Masking tape, palette knife, old toothbrushes, ruler or yardstick, clip to hold photo references, brush soap. DFAC provides easels, taborets (carts to hold supplies) and stools. No need to bring your own. Shop locally at Blick Art Materials (West shore, Tampa) and Michaels with coupons. Online: dickblick.com, jerrysartarama.com. For studio classes, bring your own choice of reference (not other artists' work) for subject matter, or expect to choose from photos or still life setups. Or plan to develop abstract concepts. All styles encouraged! RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Fridays, 6 Week Class *No class 7/24, 7/31All levels welcome! Improve your skills in technique, composition and concept. Individualized instruction to develop your own style of painting in acrylics or oils. (Colored pencil and other media accepted with instructor's permission). Choose personal subject matter, explore composition and color theory, solve painting problems. Drawing experience recommended. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListAcrylic or Oil (traditional or water-soluable) paints professional-quality, brand name supplies may cost more, but are worth it. Suggested colors (Note there is NO BLACK OR PAYNES GRAY LISTED!): Titanium white Quinacridone red or violet or napthol crimson or Permanent Alizarine Cadmium red medium or light Cadmium yellow medium or light Yellow ochre or raw sienna or yellow oxide Ultramarine blue Thalo (phthalocyanine) blue or Prussian blue Burnt sienna Burnt umber Phthalo green or viridian and or sap or Hookers green Optional – Hansa yellow Painting surface:  Prestreched canvases or canvas or other panels Try at least 11" x 14" – smaller is not easier! – 18" x 24" is even better Brushes: Large and small sizes – natural bristle (for oil) or synthetic bristle (for acrylic) Flats, brights or filberts (#10, 8, 6, 4, and 1 or 2). One or two small round brushes with a good point. (Suggestion: Princeton 6300 "Dakota" for acrylics, also work for oils) Palettes: Disposable palette pads are fine. A piece of Masonite can also be used for a long time. Or china, glass, plexiglass. A tight-sealing plastic palette or container (like flat tubberware) is good for storing and transporting wet paint. (Palettes with mixing wells are for watercolors) Solvent and mediums: For oils (Necessary unless you're using watersoluble oils): Oderless mineral spirits (such as Gamsol, Utrecht NOOD, Turpenoid) for thinning and cleanup. Linseed oil and or Liquin or Galkyd or similar glazing/quick-drying medium For Acrylics (Optional): Acrylic gloss medium, retarding medium, barious specialty mediums for textures or effects. Refillable spray bottle for water. Solvent containers: Large jars, coffee cans, plastic tubs. Mineral spirits must be in a tightly sealable container for transport. Drawing tools: Pencils are OK, but soft vine charcoal is better, watercolor pencils are good. Kneaded eraser or other type of eraser. Rags or paper towels Also useful: Masking tape, palette knife, old toothbrushes, ruler or yardstick, clip to hold photo references, brush soap. DFAC provides easels, taborets (carts to hold supplies) and stools. No need to bring your own. Shop locally at Blick Art Materials (West shore, Tampa) and Michaels with coupons. Online: dickblick.com, jerrysartarama.com. For studio classes, bring your own choice of reference (not other artists' work) for subject matter, or expect to choose from photos or still life setups. Or plan to develop abstract concepts. All styles encouraged! RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Fridays, 6 Week ClassAdvanced, Professional Only Exploration of traditional, safe methods of etching using ferric chloride with copper plates. This Friday session is for students with drawing ability and considerable etching experience who may expand on more advanced techniques. The studio is equipped with both a large 36" and smaller 19" press along with a rosin box and spray paint area for aquatints. This is a traditional oil-based ink class with minimal solvent use. Click Here for Supply ListApron, etching stylus & burnisher, small pad of tracing vellum, pencils. If needed: any personally preferred printmaking paper and/or copper plates in addition to the single, 4″x6″ plate and paper provided to each student at the beginning of the session by the material fee. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Fridays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! In this six week course, students will learn the technique of painting a clothed human figure from a Photographic reference. Using a grid, you will draw the image on a canvas while mapping out the shadow and light patterns. Emphasis will be placed on proportion, gesture, fabric, folds, and how clothing describes the form beneath. Also, we will focus on color mixing and creating realistic skin tones. You will learn how to transfer an image to a large canvas of any size by using a simple accurate grid. The instructor will provide the photographs already gridded and conduct step-by-step demonstrations along with lots of individual instruction on how to proceed. This class is suitable for all skill levels. Click Here for Supply ListOil paint basic set, Gamsol mineral spirits, Grey Matters Disposable pallet, paper towels, 18 inch ruler or tape measure. Pastel or charcoal pencil, hog bristle brushes, #4 #6 #8 and various sizes of synthetic brushes. Canvas 16 x 20, 18 x 24 or 24 x 36. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Beginner This Class is designed for beginners and students with some experience with clay.  Students will learn the fundamental techniques of hand building, including coiling, pinching, and slab construction, to create sculptural vessels. They'll explore how to manipulate clay to achieve organic forms, textures, and detailed surfaces, while gaining a deeper understanding of balance, proportion, and the interplay of form and function. Additionally, students will be introduced to surface decoration techniques such as carving, glazing, and underglazing. By the end of the course, students will not only have developed their technical skills but also their ability to express themselves through ceramics, creating unique, sculptural pieces with personal meaning. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Fridays, 6 Week Class All levels welcome! Learn basic wheel throwing techniques while experimenting with underglazes, glazes and non-traditional materials added to clay. Individual expression is encouraged. Students will learn and be responsible for set up, operation and the clean up of their wheels. For new and continuing students.  Ages 11-16.  RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Saturdays, 6 Week ClassIntermediate Click Here for Supply List 2 each of 2B, 4B, and 6B General's charcoal pencils General's white charcoal pencil6B General's compressed charcoal stick or black pastelBlending tool such as goat/hog hair brush, blending stump, or makeup sponge18" x 24" newsprint pad with 50 or more sheetsKneaded eraserPink Pearl eraser19" x 25" sheet of Canson Mi-Teintes in flannel gray, sand, or other dull midtoneRoll of artist tapeUtility blade (for sharpening)Sandpaper block (for sharpening)18" x 24" drawing board (optional)In this class, students will learn how to draw the nude figure from life. Students will do gestures and longer drawings of live models. This class is best suited for students who already have a solid foundation in drawing and are looking to learn drawing strategies specific to figure drawing. It is recommended that students take Zoe's Drawing Atelier class prior to figure drawing.   Model Fee: $60 Register DetailsDate & Time: Instructor

July 18, 19, 25 WorkshopIntermediate Advanced Professional In this three day workshop you will learn how to construct a ceramic character, with clothes! The first two days will be spent learning how to make the individual body pieces and how to attach them together. You will learn how to "dress" them and add facial features. They will be bisque fired and ready to paint with underglazes on day 3. Your pieces will be ready for pick up as soon as they come out of the kiln. Please bring a bag lunch since the cafe will be closed. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

5 Day WorkshopBeginner This 5-day class is for the advanced beginner and focuses on the fundamentals of jewelry design and execution. Studio habits, safety and design elements will be covered in detail. Perhaps you want to hone your basic skills in metal jewelry fabrication but a busy schedule keeps you from committing to a 6-week course. Or, you simply prefer a short, intensive class. If either of these describes you, then this five day class is the place to be. Materials fee paid to instructor $225.00 RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! King oyster mushrooms transform into scallop-like texture and flavor. Served over gluten free angel hair pasta with a drizzle of my signature lemon herb sauce – light, fresh and elegant. All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! This one-day workshop will explore all the wonderful creative techniques that watercolor offers. Demonstrations, individual attention, and classroom discussions that will help you create loose, impressionistic and expressive watercolors. We will learn how to plan for success by using the elements of design, color theory, and making painting plans. Enjoy the liquidity and spontaneity of watercolor. Ages 17 and up. Click Here for Supply ListWatercolor Supply List Watercolor Paper : 140 lb. 100% cotton handmade paper (Arches) cold press. I prefer the sheet form which comes in 22×30" which can be cut down to four ¼ sheets which is a good size for class work. Brushes : watercolor brushes are soft and made of sable, squirrel, ox hair, and many synthetics. The most important quality of the brush is that it springs back to shape when wet. Please bring at least one of each of the following brushes: 1" Flat Brush, #8 Round Brush, #3 Rigger Brush (thin brush with long hairs). Paint : I prefer watercolor paint in tubes. There are many very good brands of paint but what is important is to have a warm and cool of each primary color. Grumbacher Academy is a good inexpensive student grade brand. Cool Warm Red Alizarin Crimson Cad Red Light or Vermillion Blue Prussian Blue Ultramarine Blue Yellow Lemon or Cad Yellow Light Cad Yellow Medium Other useful colors: Paynes Gray, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Viridian, Thalo Crimson (pink) Palette : any white palette with a good mixing area or a plastic white plate (not foam) Board: This is support for your paper while you are painting so it should be waterproof. Size depends on size of paper and can be made of wood, plexiglass, Masonite or Gatorboard. 2 water containers, sponges, papter towels, tissues, pencil, kneaded eraser, salt, masking tape, white crayon, white copy paper to test color and brush strokes. If you are new to watercolor bring what you have to class and I will help you get started. I have paper and some supplies that you can use. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

School Board Meeting InformationNote: 6 p.m. – First Public

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All levels welcome! A comforting classic made plant-based. The sauce has a base of potatoes, veggies and cashews to create that "cheddar" flavor, paired with steamed broccoli (trees). Creamy, nostalgic and nourishing.  All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Whipped ricotta roasted butternut squash bruschetta Radicchio arugula apple walnut salad with balsamic vinaigrette Butternut squash ravioli with cherry tomato basil sauce Mint chocolate gelato Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.*Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Paint a wave and sunset scene of the beach! Photo reference provided, all work from the same scene using all 5 pastel application techniques. Learn how to scumble, use linear strokes, daubing and dusting to create a single painting. Start with an underpainting using an alcohol wash, then build up layers using each technique, one at a time. Get handouts showing each technique and practice before applying it to your painting. Fun and step-by-step process, finish a painting and learn new skills!  Click Here for Supply ListSupply List: set of 72 or more soft pastels (not oil!), 11×14 or 12×16 sanded surface, Pencil, paper, washcloth RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! A creamy crowd-pleaser featuring baby portobello mushrooms, asparagus and other surprises that make this rich and satisfying – and all plant-based. All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Korean fried chicken with garlic soy glaze Kimchi noodle salad Bulgogi fried rice Smashed cucumber salad Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Pork and Mushroom Shumai Dumplings Wonton Soup with Bok Choy Shrimp Spring Rolls Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

3 Day Workshop August 7,8,9 All levels welcome! Take your Raku fired ceramic jewelry to new a level of sophistication. Molded, hand-formed, and hollow form beads as well as pendants and other jewelry components will be shown. The importance of designing and planning a piece from making components to putting it all together will be emphasized. Learn about different clay bodies for use in jewelry making and how to use both commercial and studio made glazes for different effects in Raku. Raise the level and value of your pieces by incorporating silver, copper, and bronze metal clays. A method for consistently Raku firing jewelry and small ceramic pieces combined with metal clay decorations developed by the instructor will be taught. All levels welcome. Experienced ceramic and metal clay artists will be challenged. A materials fee of $150 includes ceramic and metal clays, glazes, and miscellaneous tools and findings. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Simple Salad of Arugula, raspberry, and lemon vinaigrette and blue berries Pan seared grouper with a white wine lemon caper sauce, roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts, and fresh basil served with asparagus and roasted farm carrots. Strawberry fun.  Baked Angel cake, Fresh strawberries, house whipped cream and mint Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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First Day for Students. All schools are open. 

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All levels welcome! Rice noodles (gluten-free) with shredded daikon radish, carrot and red cabbage. Topped with fresh green onions. Can be enjoyed cold or lightly warmed. Sauce Options: Creamy Dreamy Peanut (or Almond) Sauce (sweet, tangy and thick enough to coat the noodles) or Wasabi Lime Sauce (bright, zesty, with a spicy kick) All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! Caper saffron chicken Roasted grape asiago cheese and Iberica jamon on grilled bread Arugula salad with sherry vinaigrette goat cheese and Marcona almonds Rioja-style potatoes with chorizo Tarta de Santiago (chocolate tart)  Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair. *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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All levels welcome! Spicy Cucumber and Daikon Ceviche Easy Birria Ramen Homemade Flour Tortillas Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! This class is a brief introduction to watercolors for beginners.  No prior experience needed, just a desire to have fun.  We will finish a painting that you can take home.  We will even supply all the materials so you can try watercolor techniques before investing in supplies. Ages 17 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

5 Day WorkshopIntermediate Advanced What can you do with your silver scrap? How can you transform it into beautiful wearable jewelry? With silver spot prices over $100 and rising, buying new materials is very costly! Learn different ways to transform scrap like fusing, rolling and making your own wire and sheet from precious metal scrap. Challenge yourself to "think outside the box" and find the right method to transform all those bits and bobs without breaking the bank! A complete tool and optional materials list will be sent a couple weeks prior to camp. Students must bring their own silver scrap. 5 ozt minimum recommended. Students may purchase scrap at the current metal market spot price, but you must let the instructor know ahead of time. Scrap can be bench sweeps, old broken 925 jewelry, silverware or coins. $45 Material fee paid directly to the instructor RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

All levels welcome! A hearty, rich plant-based take on a classic. Lentils simmered into a deeply flavorful sauce and served over your choice of whole grain or gluten-free pasta. Comfort food with substance and nutrition. All dishes are plant-based can be prepared gluten-free and are dairy-free and oil-free Adult students (21 and over) are welcome to bring a bottle of wine or beverage of choice to enjoy with their meal. Please wear comfortable shoes and tie back long hair.  *Please note: Substitutions to menu cannot be made the day of class. Registration for Food Art Workshops close 48 hours before the start of the workshop. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Beginner This beginner brush lettering class will go over the basics of modern calligraphy using brush pens and markers. Once students understand the fundamental strokes and how to combine them to form letters, the real fun begins! Feel free to BYOB to get those creative juices flowing and please be aware that this class will involve some light profanity. No experience or handwriting skills necessary. All materials provided. Ages 21 and up. RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

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Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Middle Georgia StateStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs WilmingtonStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Middle Georgia StateStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Puerto Rico-MayaguezStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Delta StateStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Pittsburg StateStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs North GreenvilleStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs BartonStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Georgia CollegeStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Clarion

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Wayne State (Mich.)

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Mississippi College

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Malone

Eckerd College Volleyball at Gannon

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Columbus State

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Delta State

Labor Day holiday – No school for students

School Board Meeting Information

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Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Trinity (Fla.)Streaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs FlaglerStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Georgia CollegeStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Franklin PierceStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Henderson State

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Embry-RiddleStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Embry-RiddleStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

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Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Florida Southern

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Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Florida SouthernStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Tampa - Camper NightStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Stetson

Eckerd College Volleyball at Saint Leo

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Ave MariaStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

School Board Meeting Information

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Tampa - Teal OutStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Tampa

Eckerd College Volleyball at Lynn

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Florida Tech

Eckerd College Volleyball at Nova Southeastern

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Florida TechStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Florida Southern - Teal OutStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs Webber InternationalStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Florida TechStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Lynn

Eckerd College Volleyball vs BarryStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs LynnStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Nova Southeastern

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Nova Southeastern - Breast Cancer AwarenessStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

End of Quarter 1

Eckerd College Volleyball at Rollins

Eckerd College Volleyball at Embry-Riddle

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Florida Poly - Senior NightStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

No school for students.  *Possible hurricane make-up day

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School Board Meeting Information

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Eckerd College Volleyball vs Saint LeoStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Saint LeoStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Saint Leo

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Rollins

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Palm Beach Atlantic - Dig PinkStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer vs RollinsStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Barry