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Walking with Purpose within a Labyrinth

There are several labyrinths within driving distance of Master the Possibilities - offering residents beautiful winding paths to engage in meditative strolls. The class will review some of the labyrinths close by. Also, a finger labyrinth will be provided so whenever one finds him/herself in need of meditation, reflection or relaxation, it can be close at hand.

 

Instructor: Lori Szepelak Members: $5; General Public: $10
 
Course #: TRV264 | Room: Room 2
Day of Week | Date | Time: Tu   4/1/2025   9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Seats Available: 2
 

Travel Talks: New Ships and Exotic Ports of Call NEW!

Did you know there were 14 new ships added to fleets in 2024?  This talk will introduce you to the new ships and their proposed itineraries.  In the second half of the talk, we'll look at the newest ports that cruise lines are visiting. If you think you've been everywhere, you may just find someplace new to see on your next cruise.

Instructor: Dianna Miller Members: $5; General Public: $10
 
Course #: TRV270 | Room: Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W   4/16/2025   10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Seats Available: 33
 

The Ocklawaha River by Water

Depart from Eureka for a leisurely cruise down the tree-shaded Ocklawaha River in the comfort of a covered pontoon boat. Learn about the history of the River and the dramatic changes created when the Rodman Dam was built in 1968. See the distinct contrast between the natural sections of the river and those that were altered. View birds, turtles, gators and other river creatures. Boat Captain Erika Ritter.

Instructor: Erika Sue Ritter Members: $40; General Public: $45
 
Course #: TRI137 | Room: Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: Sa   4/19/2025   10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Seats Available: 2
 

The Ocklawaha River by Water

Depart from Eureka for a leisurely cruise down the tree-shaded Ocklawaha River in the comfort of a covered pontoon boat. Learn about the history of the River and the dramatic changes created when the Rodman Dam was built in 1968. See the distinct contrast between the natural sections of the river and those that were altered. View birds, turtles, gators and other river creatures. Boat Captain Erika Ritter.

Instructor: Erika Sue Ritter Members: $40; General Public: $45
 
Course #: TRI137 | Room: Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: Sa   4/19/2025   1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Seats Available: 2
 

Introduction to Japanese Tea Ceremony (Cha-No-Yu)

In this program, you will be participating in the ritualistic ceremony of Japanese Matcha tea preparations and presentation. A brief history of Cha-No-Yu based on Zen meditation, descriptions and the use of utensils will be demonstrated throughout the performance. Please join us for an evening of harmony, respect, purity and tranquility.
 

Instructor: Shizuka Campagna Members: $34; General Public: $39
 
Course #: TRV196 | Room: Room 4
Day of Week | Date | Time: Th   5/15/2025   2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Seats Available: 7
Ingredients Fee: $10. All fees payable to the instructor on the first date of class.
 

The Ocklawaha River by Water

Depart from Eureka for a leisurely cruise down the tree-shaded Ocklawaha River in the comfort of a covered pontoon boat. Learn about the history of the River and the dramatic changes created when the Rodman Dam was built in 1968. See the distinct contrast between the natural sections of the river and those that were altered. View birds, turtles, gators and other river creatures. Boat Captain Erika Ritter.

Instructor: Erika Sue Ritter Members: $40; General Public: $45
 
Course #: TRI137 | Room: Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: F   5/16/2025   10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Seats Available: 2
 

The Ocklawaha River by Water

Depart from Eureka for a leisurely cruise down the tree-shaded Ocklawaha River in the comfort of a covered pontoon boat. Learn about the history of the River and the dramatic changes created when the Rodman Dam was built in 1968. See the distinct contrast between the natural sections of the river and those that were altered. View birds, turtles, gators and other river creatures. Boat Captain Erika Ritter.

Instructor: Erika Sue Ritter Members: $40; General Public: $45
 
Course #: TRI137 | Room: Field Trip
Day of Week | Date | Time: F   5/16/2025   1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Seats Available: 2
 

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If class is cancelled by the participant because of COVID positive results, there will still be a processing fee incurred by the participant.

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