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2021-22 Council Program Calendar Gulf Stream Council, Boy Scouts of America Program Calendar 2021-2022 Date Event Name Location July 31st, 2021 Council Popcorn Kickoff Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation August 7th, 2021 NYLT Staff Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation August 7th, 2021 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center August 14th, 2021 Campmaster Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation August 21st, 2021 OA Lodge Leadership Developement Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation August 28th, 2021 District Committee Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation September 4th, 2021 Wood Badge Staff Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation September 4th, 2021 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center September 6th, 2021 LABOR DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) September 10-12, 2021 OA Fall Festival Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation September 11th, 2021 NYLT Staff Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation September 11th, 2021 TC Raingutter Regatta Indian River Pres. September 12th, 2021 Sailfish Merit Badge Day Stuart Elks Lodge September 18th, 2021 CLAW South Florida Science Center & Aquarium September 25th, 2021 Indian River Cub Scout Round-up TBD September 25th, 2021 Be A Scout Day Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation September 24-26, 2021 IR/TC Training Day (BALOO, and more) Camp Oklawaha September 24-26, 2021 Treasure Coast Fish-o-ree Camp Oklawaha October 2nd, 2021 Wood Badge Staff Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation October 2nd, 2021 Oklawaha Conservation Day Camp Oklawaha October 2nd, 2021 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center October 8-10, 2021 LH Be Prepared Camporee Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation October 8-10, 2021 TC Meet the Troops Camp Oklawaha October 9th, 2021 NYLT Staff Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation October 15-17, 2021 Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation October 16th, 2021 Commissioner Conference Rinker October 22-24, 2021 IR Fall Family - Spooklawaha Camp Oklawaha October 22-24, 2021 Sailfish Spookoree Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation October 23rd, 2021 Winter Camp Staff Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation November 5-7, 2021 JH Outback Fall Weekend #1 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation November 5-7, 2021 OA Section Leadership Summit (SLS) Camp Elmore November 6th, 2021 Wood Badge Staff Rinker November 6th, 2021 Scouting for Food Bags Out November 6th, 2021 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center November 12-14, 2021 JH Outback Fall Weekend #2 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation November 11th, 2021 VETERAN'S DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) November 13th, 2021 NYLT Staff Training Rinker November 13th, 2021 Scouting for Food Bags In November 19-21, 2021 Scout Advancement Weekend (SAW) Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation November 25th, 2021 THANKSGIVING DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) November 26th, 2021 DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING (CAMPS CLOSED) December 3-5, 2021 OA Winter Fellowship Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 3-5, 2021 TC Cuboree Camp Ahbalufa December 4th, 2021 Wood Badge Staff Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 4th, 2021 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center December 10-12, 2021 BALOO (Basic Outdoor Leader Skills) hosted by LH Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 17-19, 2021 Winter Camp/NYLT Staff Training Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 24th, 2021 CHRISTMAS EVE (CAMPS CLOSED) December 25th, 2021 CHRISTMAS DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) December 26th, 2021 NYLT Staff Report Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 27th - Jan. 1st National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation December 27-31, 2021 TK Winter Camp 2021 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation January 1st, 2022 NEW YEAR'S DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) January 8th, 2022 OA Banquet Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation January 7-9, 2022 OLS (Outdoor Leader Skills) hosted by LH January 8th, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center January 15th, 2022 Wood Badge Staff Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation January 15th, 2022 TKSC Staff Try-Out Day Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation January 14-16, 2022 Sailfish District Klondike Camp Oklawaha January 14-16, 2022 TC Scouts BSA Event Highland Games January 15th, 2022 Scouting in the Wild (Cub Scouts) Lion Country Safari January 17th, 2022 MLK DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) January 21-23, 2022 Lighthouse Mosquitoree Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation January 28-29, 2022 OA Vigil & Brotherhood Day Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation February 4-6, 2022 Everglades Spring Camporee Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation February 5th, 2022 Woodbadge Staff Development Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation February 5th, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center February 12th, 2022 Trekking in the Wild (Scouts BSA) Lion Country Safari February 12th, 2022 TC Planning/Calendering Meeting Virtual February 11-13, 2022 JH Outback Spring Weekend #1 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation February 18-20, 2022 JH Outback Spring Weekend #2 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation February 18-20, 2022 TC Crossover Camporee Camp Ahbalufa February 19th, 2022 Sailfish Crossover County Park February 19th, 2022 TKSC Staff Training #1 Rinker February 21st, 2022 PRESIDENT'S DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) February 25-27, 2022 IR Spring Camporee Camp Oklawaha February 25-27, 2022 Cracker Trail Camporee Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 5th, 2022 IR Shooting Sports Training Day Camp Oklawaha March 5th, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center March 4-6, 2022 OA Spring Ordeal Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 11-12, 2022 Wood Badge Staff Weekend Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 17th, 2022 Wood Badge Staff Report Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 18-20, 2022 Wood Badge Weekend #1 (S4-85-22) Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 25-27, 2022 TKSC Staff Training #2 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation March 26th. 2022 Treasure Coast Advancement Day April 1-3, 2022 IR Scouts BSA Camporee Camp Oklawaha TBA OA Section Conference 2022 TBA April 2nd, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center April 7th, 2022 Wood Badge Staff Report Camp Oklawaha April 8-10, 2022 Wood Badge Weekend #2 (S4-85-22) Camp Oklawaha April 8-10, 2022 Weekend on the Waves (WOW) Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation April 9th, 2022 Sailfish Pinewood Derby April 15-16, 2022 RebeLL Noses Easter Weekend Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation April 15th, 2022 GOOD FRIDAY (CAMPS CLOSED) April 17th, 2022 EASTER (CAMPS CLOSED) April 22-24, 2022 TKSC Staff Training #3 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation April 29-May 1, 2022 Everglades Scouts BSA Camporee Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation April 30th, 2022 TC Pinewood Derby TBD April 30th, 2022 TC Adult Pinewood Derby TBD May 6-8, 2022 OA Summer Gathering Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation May 7th, 2022 Oklawaha Conservation Day Camp Oklawaha May 14th, 2022 Commissioner College Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation May 14th, 2022 Gulf Stream Council Pinewood Derby Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation May 14th, 2022 TC Akela Scout May 20-22, 2022 TKSC Staff Training #4 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation May 21st, 2022 TC Adult Awards May 30th, 2022 MEMORIAL DAY (CAMPS CLOSED) June 2-6, 2022 Palm Beach County JROTC Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation June 4th, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center June 6-9, 2022 Lee County JROTC Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation June 6-10, 2022 Everglades Cub Scout Day Camp TBD June 13-17, 2022 Treasure Coast Cub Scout Day Camp Camp Ahbalufa June 13-17, 2022 Miami-Dade County JROTC Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation June 19-25, 2022 Scouts BSA Summer Camp - Week 1 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation June 26-July 2, 2022 Scouts BSA Summer Camp - Week 2 Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation July 2nd, 2022 TC Merit Badge of the Month OxBow Eco Center July 3-6, 2022 Scouts BSA Eagle Clinic Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation July 6-9, 2022 Cub Scout Resident Camp Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation July 18-22, 2022 Sailfish/Lighthouse Cub Scout Day Camp Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation July 24-30, 2022 Law Enforcement Academy Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation July 25-30, 2022 National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) University of Tennesee, Knoxville.
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