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

All levels welcome! Agnolotti filled with braised chicken thighs and brown butter-sage, Honey and rosewater semifreddo, 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

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 ClassAll 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 ClassAll 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 ClassIntermediate Do you have a list of clay ideas begging for your attention? Maybe you're craving more time to refine your work and stretch your imagination. If you're looking for hands-on guidance and enjoy collaborating with others, this hand building course is for you! Bring your ideas and the desire to make them a reality. We'll explore construction, form, and finishing for both functional and decorative work. Your chosen projects will guide class demonstrations and experimentations. Be ready to share both your successes and catastrophes as you work with your instructor and your peers in a safe, creative space. Together we'll cultivate our skills and build lasting confidence in our work.  RegisterDetailsDate & Time: Instructor

Type of Event: Centers and Institutes,Entrepreneurship Cent

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

Fridays, 6 Week ClassAll levels welcome! This class will focus on using experimental techniques to create special effects in watercolor.  We will focus on color theory, strong composition, value control and unique techniques to create strong paintings.  We will be using a variety of watermedia materials such as gouache, acrylic, gesso and water-soluble inks, pencils and crayons. No experience is needed but must have a desire to experiment. Click Here for Supply ListWatercolor paper- 140 lb. cold press Arches or fabriano artistico Watercolor paint- grumbacher academy or cottman student grade or any brand of professional paint Alizarin crimson, cadmium red light cadmium yellow light, cadmium yellow medium ultramarine blue prussian blue burnt sienna paynes gray. Any other colors you like. Any other watermedia listed that you have or would like to use Instructor will supply some additional materials for each lesson 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

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/

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3368

Eckerd College Women's Soccer at Florida Southern

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3400

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

Type of Event: Board of Fellows/Counselors,Sykes College of

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

Pinellas Technical College - Clearwater Campus Open HouseWednes

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

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Tampa

Type of Event: Centers and Institutes,Entrepreneurship Cent

Type of Event: Academic Lectures and Seminars,Centers and I

Type of Event: Academic Lectures and Seminars,Centers and I

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/

Pinellas Technical College - St. Petersburg Campus Open HouseTu

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/

Meet with recruiters from top colleges, vocational schools, m

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

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3369

Type of Event: Centers and Institutes,Sykes College of Busi

School Board Meeting Information

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4083

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

Type of Event: Centers and Institutes,Entrepreneurship Cent

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

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

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Nova Southeastern - Alumnae NightStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

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

Eckerd College Women's Soccer vs Palm Beach Atlantic - Family NightStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Men's Soccer at Palm Beach Atlantic

School Board Meeting Information

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

Eckerd College Volleyball at Florida Southern

Eckerd College Volleyball at Barry

Eckerd College Volleyball at Florida Tech

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Embry-RiddleStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

Eckerd College Volleyball vs Rollins - Senior DayStreaming Video: https://sunshinestateconference.tv/eckerdtritons/

School Board Meeting Information

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4072

Eckerd College Volleyball at Tampa

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

Eckerd College Volleyball at Palm Beach Atlantic

School Board Organizational Meeting Info

The Great American Teach-In provides an opportunity for parents

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3388

 Thanksgiving Holiday Week – No school for students

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4085

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3401

End of Quarter 2 and End of First Semester

Winter Holidays –  No school for students

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

Second Semester begins

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4074

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – No school for students

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4087

Presidents' Day - No school for students. *Possible hurrica

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3389

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4076

End of Quarter 3

 Spring holidays – No school for students

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=3402

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

https://www.stpetebeach.org/calendar.aspx?EID=4089