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11/05/2014 – 11/06/2014 November 6, Class at FCC 6:30-8:30 PM |
 Firehouse Cultural Center, 101 1st Ave NE, Ruskin FL Laura Lee Smith’s first novel, Heart of Palm, was released by Grove Press in April 2013. Her short fiction was selected by guest editor Amy Hempel for inclusion in New Stories from the South: The Year’s Best, 2010. Her work has also appeared in The Florida Review, Natural Bridge, Bayou and other journals. She has taught creative writing at Flagler College and works as an advertising copywriter. This is a short story writing class taught by Laura Smith. November 5th, Laura Smith will be signing copies of her book, Heart of Palm, FREE for library card holders! |
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11/05/2014 – 11/06/2014 10:30 am – 11:15 am |
Franzini Family Science Circus Firehouse Cultural Center, 101 1st Ave NE, Ruskin FL Circus props and more are transformed into objects of scientific concern and fascination to stimulate thought, interest and a better understanding of science. |
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1:00 PM – Adult Pottery
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7:30 PM – La Lucha with James Suggs
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9:30 AM – Wood Block Printing
10:30 AM – Music Lecture Series 2019-2020
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La Lucha is a Tampa Bay based trio of three best friends from three different parts of the world: Colombia, Mexico, and the United States. Their repertoire is a diverse mixture of Latin-inspired rhythms with jazz standards, twisted arrangements of pop songs, and original compositions. Tonight they bring special guest James Suggs on trumpet.
John takes participants through some poems (both old and new) that have creepy, mysterious, or downright scary elements. Then participants produce some “haunted” poetry of their own. We will discuss the master: Edgar Allan Poe. Other poets whose work qualifies as Gothic will be introduced and discussed before we write our own pieces.
