seven film festivals and received the Audience Choice Award at the Real to Reel International Film Festival in 2008. Economy Shopping Victoria Park Village Shopping Center Brandywine Shopping Center DeLand Flea Market DeLand Plaza Shopping Center Northgate Shopping Center Woodland Plaza West Volusia Regional Shopping Center Businesses Mystic Powerboats Education Public primary and secondary education is handled by Volusia County Schools. Elementary schools Saint Peters Catholic School Blue Lake Elementary Freedom Elementary George W. Marks Elementary Edith I. Starke Elementary Woodward Avenue Elementary Citrus Grove Elementary Saint Barnabas Episcopal School Children's House Montessori School Casa Montessori School Middle schools DeLand Middle School Southwestern Middle School Saint Barnabas Episcopal School Saint Peters Catholic School High schools DeLand High School Colleges and universities Stetson University Daytona State College Florida Technical College Sister Cities Belén (canton) Sports and recreation DeLand hosts all home games for Stetson University Hatters athletic teams. The men's and women's basketball teams play at the J. Ollie Edmunds Center, an on-campus arena which opened in 1974 and seats approximately 5,000 spectators. The Hatters baseball team plays at Melching Field at Conrad Park, a 2,500-seat ballpark located off campus just south of downtown DeLand. Melching Field was built in 1999 and is recognized as one of the finer college baseball venues in the NCAA, having hosted numerous Atlantic Sun Conference championships, the 2018 NCAA Baseball Regionals, and other baseball related tournaments and events. Prior to the opening of Melching Field, the Hatters played at old Conrad Park on the same site, which also hosted spring training games in the 1940s and 1950s and the DeLand Red Hats, a Florida State League minor league franchise. Adjacent to Melching Field is Spec Martin Stadium, a 6,000-seat football stadium. Spec Martin Stadium hosts DeLand High School Bulldog football and soccer games, and serves as home of the Stetson University Hatters football team. Stetson had discontinued its football program in the early 1960s, but reinstated the sport in 2013, when it joined the Pioneer Football League. As part of Stetson's re-entry into college football, Spec Martin Stadium underwent significant renovations, including a new press box, handicapped and premium seating areas, and new locker room facilities. DeLand has been called the "skydiving capital of the world", with the majority of skydiving industries calling it home. The skydiving industry employs over 500 workers from the DeLand area. This in combination with the tourist end of the