A few events coming up. See you at something.
Twilight Tuesday is on hiatus until August, but if you want to keep the party going then check out Climatron & Cocktails tomorrow.
Tuesday, June 14 5:30 - 9:00 pm
Climatron and Cocktails - A Missouri Botanical Garden Young Friends event with St. Louis Public Radion Young Friends
$15 for MoBot or KWMU Members, $30 for non-members (food & specialty cocktails included in the price)
"Purchase your tickets in advance and receive 20% off the cost of new or upgraded membership to the Missouri Botanical Garden or St. Louis Public Radio. Use your Garden membership to enjoy discounted Young Friends event tickets and free admission to the Garden throughout the year. "
Shakespeare in the Park is going on til Sunday June 19. Taming of the Shrew is the play this year and it is set to a 1950's theme. I thought it was pretty good. Check it out, any night but Tuesday. Pack your picnic baskets, wine, blankets and chairs. Free, family friendly.
http://www.shakespearefestivalstlouis.org/
Jungle Boogie - Free, Friday Nights concerts at the Zoo. fammily friendly. Every Friday this summer til Labor, expect this Friday June 17 for Zoofari - another event worth checking out. ($175 person for Young Zoo Friends - fundraiser for the Zoo featuring the O'Jays and Griffin & the Gargoyles as entertainment).
http://www.stlzoo.org/events/calendarofevents/jungleboogie.htm
http://www.stlzoo.org/events/calendarofevents/zoofari/
Saturday, June 18th from 4p-7p
Griot Garden Party ...this is a fundraiser for the Black History Museum and costs $50 to attend. The Garden party theme is a tea and ask ladies to wear a hat.
Wednesday, June 22 afterwork til 9:00 pm
Whitaker Music Festival kicks off next week. Free, outdoor concerts at the Missouri Botanical Garden. This is a summer tradition. Free addition tot he Garden after 5 including the Children's Garden. Pack a picnic and bring chairs, blanket. Family friendly.
http://www.mobot.org/events/Whitaker/default.asp
Thursday, June 23 5pm-7:30pm
Flight to Mexico at Chevys Fresh Mex on Olive
(9119 Olive Blvd., St. Louis MO, 63132)
No cover
- Sample tequila flights and Mexican beers including
Dos Equis and Corona
- Nosh on complimentary authentic Mexican food
- Enjoy music and entertainment
- Party on the patio and Cantina with happy hour specials
- Win dining at Chevys for a year, Cardinal tickets and more
RSVP at Chevys@alivemag.com.
Now through September 25
American I Am - The African-American Imprint on American History at the Missouri History Museum. Special cover for this special exhbition, except on Tuesdays. Free admission to Missouri residents on Tuesday.
http://www.americaiam.org/Pages/home.aspx
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Summer 2011 events
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Out & About 101: What’s happening this week? May 25-29, 2010
The city is warming up, and I am not only referring to the temperatures. Memorial Day holiday Weekend is approaching and this town will be on fire! I’m not thinking of leaving town because the itinerary is too hot!
I'm too ready to shake a tail feather!
Tuesday
- Twilight Tuesdays featuring Steve Shankman Orchestra's tribute to Frank Sinatra
at The Missouri History Museum
- Soul Sessions: The Remedy presents Mahogany Dust, BRICKZ THE POET, and Miss Kriss at the Label
Wednesday
- Best Damn Happy Hours May Event
- Stella Dot Spa Party!
- Preview Performances of Shakespeare in the Park Festival. This year’s play is Hamlet.
Friday
- STRESS FREE FRIDAYS at Bar Napoli
- Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series presents The Ralph Butler Band
Saturday,
- GLOBAL WARMTH - Listening Party at Urban Lounge
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
What's happening this week? April 20-24, 2010
You filed your taxes on time. You mailed off your census form. You've been a great citizen. Now it is time to enjoy yourself. Get out about town and have a ball. Here are all of the great events happening in St. Louis including my My Tuesday Night Pick.
See you out and about.
Tuesday
- Soul Sessions at The Label
Wednesday
- Posh Wednesdays at The Label
Thursday
- Bounce for Autism Fundraiser at Pump it up!
Friday
- Stress Free Fridays at Ozzies
- Night Society & The Label Anniversary Party
Saturday
- Con-tamination Kickoff Party
Details for these and more events: What’s happening this week? April 20 - 24, 2010.
Plus, check out The Lou Has Talent - discovering and showcasing local artists -a multi-part series of interviews with local talent cultivators. Check out the first Interview with SoulU.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
June 2009 Events
Wed Jun 3
5 pm - 9:30 pm
Whitaker Musical Festival Begins
Free admission after 5 pm, music at begins 7:30 pm
Missouri Botanical Garden Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden also remains open late until 7 pm
Free
bring your own picnic
This event has become so popular that very early arrival is recommended.
Thu Jun 4 - Mon Jun 9, 2009
2:00 pm - 6:00pm
Beer & Crafts at the Royale
In the spirit of handcrafting unique and local treasures, The Royale is inviting the local craft community during the first annual STL Craft Beer Week. Independent crafting–be it with yarn, paper, glass, metal, or barley and hops–is one of the things that makes Saint Louis great. Come celebrate people-based production and meet others doing the same.
The Royale Food and Spirits
3132 South Kingshighway (near Arsenal)
Saint Louis, MO
More info: 314 772-3600, theroyale@gmail.com
Free Event (Food and drink available for purchase)
Fri June 5 – Sat June 6
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Triple Crown Party
Enjoy a party celebrating the three jewels of the Triple Crown. Games, hat contest, music, food and drink.
Washington Farmers Market
Main and Elm Streets
Washington, MO 63090
Information: 636-239-2715
Fri Jun 5
5:00 pm – 1:00 am
Stress Free Fridays 5 Year Anniversary Celebration
Stress Free Fridays celebrates 5 years of bringing young professionals together to unwind, network and start the weekend.
Posh
408 N. Euclid
Saint Louis, MO 63108
314-361-posh
AFTERPARTY 1:00 - 3:00am
Delmar Lounge
6235 Delmar Blvd
University City Loop
More info: stressfreefridays.ning.com
Fri Jun 5
6:00pm - 11:00pm
The Fête Society goes to Shakespeare in the Park
The Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis is one of the nation's best Shakespeare companies. This year's play is the "Merry Wives of Windsor" - a play about the love pursuits, plots, and miss-steps of a wanna-be ladies’ man. It would rival any of today's soap opera's plots.
Join us on the grassy knoll (and we'll pray there will be no rain) for a lovely evening to enjoy the complete 3 act play.
Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, food, beverages, and good company.
Green show starts at 6:30 (the cliff's notes version of the play for kids and adults with ADHD)
Performance begins at 8:00
Art Hill, Forest Park
Government Drive
Saint Louis, MO
More info: http://www.shakespearefestivalstlouis.org/. The play shows nightly until June 14, except Tuesdays.
Free
Family friendly
RSVP on Facebook
Fri Jun 5 – Sat Jun 6
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm (Friday)
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm, 6:00 pm -10:00 pm (Saturday)
St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival
Upper Muny Fields
Forest Park
Tickets: $35
Special Deals for Designated Drivers
Sat Jun 6
7:30 am
The Saint Louis Science Center's 11th annual Run for the Stars
5K wheelchair race, a 5K run/walk, a 10K run and a 1/2 mile Kids Run.
Also, activities for kids such as inflatables, science experiments and access to the Science Center.
Sponsored by the Young Friends of the Saint Louis Science Center to benefit the Science Center's educational programs.
All levels of participants encouraged to participate - individuals, children, families and groups.
Click here to register online
Sat Jun 6
9:00 am
7th Annual HIV/AIDS Walk for the Cure and Health Expo
Dwight Davis ParkLillian @ Riverview
Walk Kick –Off 9:00 am
Booths open 10:00 am
More Info: 314-825-0585 http://www.areafcouncil.com/
Cost: $10
Sat Jun 6
6 pm – until
Celebaroo Gala and After-party
A Benefit for the American Cancer Society of St. Louis featuring food, auctions, games, and entertainmentNeo on Locust
Tickets: $150 for the Gala, $50 for the After-party
Reserve your tickets to Cele-ba-roo Gala or After Party call 314.286.8182 or click here.
Sat Jun 6
7:30 pm
The Rules of the Game
A town hall discussion about relationships followed by a free and friendly speed dating session.
Nubia Café
5860 Delmar
$5, $7 after 9 pm
21+
For more info visit: The City Forum
Sat Jun 6
9:00 pm - until
ALIVE Magazine Hot List Event
The Pepper Lounge
2005 Locust, Downtown
VIP 7-9pm; General Admission 9pm
Tickets: $10 in advance/ $15 at the door
For tickets, click here.
Sun Jun 7
6:30 am – 12 noon
Saint Louis Zoo's 24th Annual Run/Walk
8 am: 5K Run/Walk, 3.1 mile loop course; accurately measured; splits at one and two miles. Walkers begin after runners.
9:10 am: 1/2 mile Kids' Race (7-12 years), first 1/2 mile of 5K course
9:20 am: 1/4 mile Kids' Race (6 years and under)
9:30 am: 1-mile Fun Run/Walk/Stroller, first mile of 5K course
8:30 am - 12 noon: Family activities located in Schnuck Family Plaza and surrounding areas.
Note: No dogs, rollerblades, bikes, skates or skateboards permitted on courses.
$22 Individual registration $10 Kids' Race (under 12 years) separate registration required
To register by Phone: (314) 646-4771 - Registrations taken over the phone through Thursday, June 4.
To register online: Register online through Thursday, June 4.
To register in Person: Stop by the Packet Pickup at The Living World building on Saturday, June 6 or Sunday, June 7, from 6:30-9:30 a.m.
Proceeds support the conservation work of the Saint Louis Zoo, both here and around the world.
More info: visit website.
Tue Jun 9
10:00 am
Free Family Film Festival at St. Louis Mills begins
When school’s out, the theater will be in session! Every Tuesday and Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. this summer, Regal Stadium 18 Cinemas at St. Louis Mills will present free family-friendly flicks.
A different G-rated and PG-rated movie will be featured each week. Kidgits members will also get to spin the prize wheel each time they come.
Non-members can join at the Festival from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. and receive a special gift!
St. Louis Mills Regal Stadium 18 Cinemas
5555 St. Louis Mills Blvd.
Hazelwood, MO
Check stlouismills.com for a list of movies.
Fri Jun 12 - Sun Jun 14
5:00 - 11:00 pm (Fri)
11:00 - 11:00 pm (Sat)
11:00 5:00 pm (Sun)
15th Annual Central West Art Fair and Taste
visit website for more info.
Sat Jun 13
Race for the Cure – Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk
Downtown St. Louis
More info: visit this link.
Mon Jun 15
150th Anniversary of the Missouri Botanical Garden.
On this date in 1859, the MOBOT opened to the public making our local Gardens the nation’s oldest longest operating botanical garden in the nation.
Wed Jun 17 – Fri Jun 19
10 am – 2 pm
Habitat Days at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area
A kids’ only adventure summer day camp exploring a different habitat-type each day.Ages 8-12.
Register now through June 10, call 314 877-6014
Directions: Go north approximately 2.8 miles from the I-270 Riverview Drive exit. Riverview Drive becomes Columbia Bottom Road at its intersection with Larimore Road.
Thu Jun 18
5:30pm - 8:30pm
B Seen on the Boulevard
Enjoy the outdoor street festival that showcases the unique shopping environment, delectable restaurants and upscale apartments found at the mixed-use lifestyle center. Sip complimentary cocktails and traditional beverages.
The Boulevard
Main St., located on Brentwood Boulevard across from the Galleria)
$10 suggested donation will benefit The Mid-County Family YMCA organization.
Thu Jun 18
6:45 - 9:00 pm
Grace Hill's Whitaker Urban Evening Series Begins
Featuring Artist Renee Smith (Soul)
St. Louis Place Park at Rauschenbach AvenueFree and open to the public
Fri Jun 19
6:00 – 10:00
Friday Open House at the Third Degree Glass Factory
June burns with free fiery entertainment at Third Degree, sponsored by the Young Friends of KWMU. See glowing glass demonstrations.
Note: For the hearing impaired, sign language student interpreters from SLCC-Florissant Valley will sign glassblowing demos from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Third Degree East Gallery opens with a retrospective of photography, drawings, and scrimshaw by Michelle “Mike” Ochonicky and fused glass by Lisa Becker.Creek Band revs up with an eclectic mix of bluegrass, country, and gospel.
Make a paperweight for $30, a solstice glass tile keepsake for $20, or glass beads for $20.
Cash bar
Free admission, family-friendly
Third Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar, smack dab between University City’s Loop and the Central West End.
For more info: http://www.stlglass.com/ or 314-367-4527.
Fri Jun 19
6:00 -10:30 pm
Fifth Annual Gazebo Series featuring Farshid Etniko and Ferris Bueller's Day Off
A neighborhood music and movie series.
7:00 pm - Live Music
9:00 pm -Movie
Old Orchard Gazebo Park
Big Bend Boulevard at South Old Orchard.
Fri Jun 19
7 pm – 12 midnight
Zoofari
Dine and dance under the stars at the St. Louis Zoo's biennial creative black-tie party.
Bring a big appetite to this "Grizzly Bear Bash" and "graze" the night away as with tantalizing
fare from more than 50 of St. Louis' finest restaurants, caterers and bars. Make a bid on some spectacular distinctive treasures at the silent auction and get down with The Commodores as they perform their funk, soul and R&B hits. The Fabulous Motown Revue, Andrew Mullins, Arvell and Co., and Galaxy Red will also provide entertainment.
Ages 21 and up only.
Reservations: $225/general public; $175/Zoo Friends members.
reservations and information, call 314/646-4771.
Proceeds from the fundraiser help the Zoo in its efforts to save endangered species at home and around the world.
Sat Jun 20
A Saturday celebration of the Solstice in Soulard Park next to the Farmer's Market. Dancing, Drumming, Music, Poetry and Visual Arts surrounded by vendors and activists helping to create a greener community. The festival will showcase the St. Louis Slam Poetry Team that will compete at the National Poetry Slam later in the summer. Concessions will be available along with visual art and jewelry to purchase.
Fun for the whole family with the "Kid's Recycling Tent," and the "Soulard Bicycle Tour."
WORD In Motion
2719 Russell
St. Louis, MO 63104
FREE
Sat Jun 20
11:00 am– 3:00pm
Summer Solstice Garden Benefit for EarthWays
Terrene
$60
Donation to promote ecological sustainabilityprice includes food and drink.
Sat Jun 20 –Sun Jun 21
First Annual Summer Solstice Festival
Heartland Rivers Wine Trail
Twelve Wineries ~ Countless Adventures
The wineries of the Heartland Rivers Wine Trail are hosting the Each participating winery will feature fun-filled festival activities such as live music, local entertainment, wine tastings and culinary treats.
For more information visit the Heartland Rivers Wine Trail website.
Sat Jun 20
Dusk
Piasa Winery and Outdoor Cinema Events presents: Movies on the Mississippi.
FREE Admission.
Bring your lawn chairs or blanket and enjoy a movie under the stars!!!
Piasa Winery
211 W. Main Street
Grafton, IL 62037
618-786-WINE (9463) http://www.piasawinery.com/
Sat Jun 20
10 pm - 1:30am
Banghra Hip-Hop Night Party
St. Louis County Parks Concerts-Fabulous Motown Review
Jefferson Barracks
Thu Jun 25
5:00 - 7:30 pm
Party in the Park on "the Hill"
Food, drink, music, and fun will abound at the first ever Party in the Park on "the Hill". The Hill Business Association, along with the shops and restaurants of "the Hill" are gearing up for a party right in their backyard. Delicious food from area eateries, beer and wine, and the sounds of Power Play are sure to make this an entertaining evening. Everyone one is welcome to unwind after work with coworkers, hang out with family, or get an early start on the night with friends.
Berra Park
Thu Jun 25
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Charmaine Chapman Society Kickoff Events Sponsored by Express Scripts
The Charmaine Chapman Society is the premier philanthropic program for African-Americans in the St. Louis region. It is the pinnacle of African-American leadership giving not only in our region but also nationwide, leading all other United Ways in the number of African-Americans who are leadership givers.
Norwood Country Club
Saint Louis, MO
RSVP required, visit website.
Sat Jun 27
8:00 am
Grafton Towboat Festival
Towboat tours, food, fun, and games!
The Loading Dock Bar and Grill on the River
Grafton, IL
Sat Jun 27
9 am
SLAREP's 5th Annual St. Louis Home Ownership & Community Expo
Sat Jun 27
6:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Midsummer Night’s Dinner Dance
Come enjoy a night of fine food, upbeat entertainment and dancing under the stars at A Midsummer Night's Dinner Dance.
The event features a delicious dinner buffet, cash bar, and dancing near the fabulously lit reflecting pools. Local artists PowerPlay will perform jazz, Motown, and disco classics to complement this magical evening.
Spink Pavilion
Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63110
$60 for members
$70 for non-members
$50 for Young Friends members of the Garden*
Open to the general public, but reservations are required and seating is limited. Buffet dinner, drink ticket, and gratuity are included in the ticket price.
More info: (314) 577-9400
Sat Jun 27
7 pm - 3 am
ULTRA Pride Fest VIP White Party
The sexiest crowd of LGBTs and straight allies come together at the premier see-and-be-seen event during the second largest Pride weekend in the Midwest!
Novak's
4121 Manchester Ave (The Grove)
Tickets are on sale now for ULTRA, the only VIP event happening during Pride Fest Weekend!
A "white party" theme, music by top St. Louis DJs, sexy dancers and Twisted Tea cocktails.
St. Louis PrideFest 2009
Tower Grove Park
4256 Magnolia Ave.
St. Louis, MO
More info: 314-772-8888 or visit website
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Sundays
Sunday Spin at Schlafly Bottleworks (Maplewood location)
6:00 pm - close
Enjoy your favorite Schlafly brews while listening to music provided by DJ Argyx of Musical Geeks.
No cover, great beer, friendly service, and lively music!
Tuesdays and Wednesdays beginning June 9th
Free Family Film Festival
10:00 am
When school’s out, the theater will be in session!
Every Tuesday and Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. this summer, Regal Stadium 18 Cinemas at St. Louis Mills will present free family-friendly flicks.
A different G-rated and PG-rated movie will be featured each week. Kidgits members will also get to spin the prize wheel each time they come. Non-members can join at the Festival from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. and receive a special gift!
St. Louis Mills Regal Stadium 18 Cinemas
5555 St. Louis Mills Blvd.
Hazelwood, MO
Check stlouismills.com for a list of movies.
Wednesdays in June and July
Whitaker Musical Festival
5 pm - 9:30 pm
Free admission after 5 pm, music at begins 7:30 pm
Missouri Botanical Garden
Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden also remains open late until 7 pm
Free parking
Can bring your own picnic
This event has become so popular that very early arrival is recommended.
Thursdays May 28–September 3 (except June 25)
Garden Party Nights
5:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Celebrate the Garden’s 150th anniversary at Garden Party Nights!
Enjoy strolling the grounds in the summer evening, sample beverages from area wineries and microbreweries, and watch madonnari (street painters) create new artwork on the pavement each week.
Children can have their faces painted, play with jugglers and magicians, and explore the Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden.
Cost: $7 adults, $3 children (3–12), $5 Garden members.Children’s Garden open until 8 p.m. and included with event admission. Tickets available online soon.No outside food or beverages allowed.
Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
St. Louis Zoo
Bring the whole family for a free concert in the center of the Zoo.Artists and music genre change each week.
Free.
For more information: 314 781-0900, or http://www.stlzoo.org/
Saturdays
Premium Open Bar All Night
Ladies are FREE, Gentlemen are $20
Harry's Restaurant & Bar
2144 Market (Downtown)
St. Louis City
Saturdays and Sundays in June
Live Music at Piasa Winery
2:00 -6:00 pm
6/6/09 - John Cornell - acoustic light rock
6/7/09 - Kevin Bilchik - singer/songwriter blending rock and contemporary folk
6/13/09 - Prairie Soul - American acoustic music
6/14/09 - Marty Marshall - the "human jukebox" playing everything from classic rock to the blues
6/20/09 - Stuart Johnson - soul, blues, light jazz, island rock
6/21/09 - Pat Jones - acoustic guitar and vocals of classic 70s songs everyone knows
6/27/09 - Mark Biehl Group - composer and multi-instrumentalist
6/28/09 - Tim Buck Two - guitar and harmonica duo, singing all your favorites
Piasa Winery211 W. Main Street
Grafton, IL 62037
618-786-WINE (9463)
http://www.piasawinery.com/
May–October 2009
Earthways: Living the Green Life Exhibition
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Earthways Home
3617 Grandel Square (Grand Art Center)
St. Louis, MO 63108
visit website for more info.
Extended hours during Garden Party Nights until 9 p.m.
Now - November 8, 2009
Katherine Dunham: Beyond the Dance ExhibitMissouri History Museum
Adults: $7; Seniors/Students: $5; Children (6-12): $3
Free on Tuesdays
Friday, May 01, 2009
May 2009 Events
Apr 29 -May 2
More than 60 storytellers and their audiences gather for the telling of tales.
More than 40 locations around the metropolitan area and in St. Charles, including the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Arch, Missouri History Museum, local bookstores, and local landmarks, parks, and public areas.
The Storytelling Festival is coordinated by the University of Missouri–St. Louis Continuing Education and the College of Arts & Sciences, Special Programs, in partnership with various organizations throughout the St. Louis area.
Check the full schedule here.
Fri May 1
7pm – 11 pm
Opening Reception for Alterations: The Quest for Beauty, Symmetry, and Perfection, work by Amanda Lea Dickson
Mad Art Gallery
Fri May 1 – Sat May 2St. Louis Microfest ‘09
Sample more than 60 microbrews including, international and American brews.
Upper Muny Parking Lot
Forest Park
Buy tickets online now.
Sat May 210 am
Design Ideas Charity Store opens
75% off retail on home decor and home/office organization. Design Ideas produces items sold at stores such as Target, Crate & Barrel, and the Container Store. COOL STUFF! Proceeds benefit the Missouri Botanical Garden, Friends of Character Plus, Edgewood Children's Center, and The National Children's Cancer Society
Former Schnuck's location
1310 Big Bend Square (Hwy 141 and Big Bend)
Twin Oaks, MO
Store open until Monday, May 25, 2009
Sat May 2
11 am – closing
CRAWFISH FESTIVAL - AUTHENTIC LOUISIANA STYLE CRAWFISH BOIL
Live Music starting at 2 pm
BROADWAY OYSTER BAR
736 S. Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
314-621-8811
Sat May 2
5:30 – 10:00 pm
Go Ape in Vegas Trivia Gone Wild (celebrating 2009 as Year of the Gorilla)
St. Louis Zoo
General Admission: $35/person or $350/table of ten
Proceeds benefit the St. Louis Zoo’s research and conservation efforts.
Admission includes dinner buffet, complimentary beer, soda, wine. No outside food or beverages allowed.
21+ only
Creative attire encouraged
Info: 314 646-4771 or www.stlzoo.org/yzf
Sat May 2
Mahatma Gandhi Center
The Health fair is organized by the Humanitarian committee of the Hindu Temple and this is our 4th year. It is mainly conducted as a service to the local community. They provide free blood tests and attempt to increase health awareness in the community.
· Blood Drive by Mississippi Valley Regional blood Center in St Louis.
St. Louis, MO 63011
Shifts - 5 hours or 2 ½ hour shifts.
Please respond to Manoj Kholia if you can join.
9:00 pm - until
The Soulition Hip Hop Party
The Gramophone
4243 Manchester
Saint Louis, MO
More info: 314 531-5700, djneedles76@gmail.com
Free
Thu May 7
10 am - 2 pm
"Be a Tourist in Your Own Town" Outdoor Tradeshow
Kiener Plaza
Downtown St. Louis
For more information, please contact Rebecca Lynn Rodgers at rrodgers@explorestlouis.com
Fri May 8
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Opening Night of Chantal Akerman: Moving Time and Space and Carey Young: Speech Acts
Enjoy complimentary valet, a cash bar and a chance to discuss the work with museum staff members and other visitors. If you are looking for a more intimate look at the show, become a member and join them at 6:00 pm for a special members-only preview.
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
3750 Washington Blvd.
Saint Louis, MO
More info: 314 535-4660, info@camstl.org
Free
Fri May 8
7pm –11pm
Opening Reception of Personal Narratives – The Work by Teri Moore and Erin Rivers
Mad Art Gallery
Fri May 15
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Clean Air Festival
Kiener Plaza
Downtown St Louis, MO
All participants will be offering information on their programs and tools to help people get involved in improving the region’s air quality. These vendors will be equipped to provide free, helpful advice to attendees, including information on carpooling opportunities, mass transit, health effects of air pollution and tips for reducing energy use at home.
For more info: (314) 645-5505, ext. 1007
Free
Fri May 15
6:00 – 10:00 pm
Third Friday Open House
See glassblowers turn glowing gobs to gorgeous glass. At 8 p.m. Rich Simmons with Caravelle tunes-up for an evening of hot folk, bluegrass and jazz. Make a paperweight - only $30, a flower glass tile keepsake for $20, or learn to make glass beads for $20. Third Degree East Gallery debuts new glass work by graduating BFA/MFA students from SIU-Carbondale's glass program. Also on exhibit is Combination and Culmination, vibrant abstract paintings by Tim Wagner.
Exhibits on view through June 16. Third Fridays are free and family-friendly.
Cash bar.
Third Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar (between University City’s Loop and the Central West End)
For more info: http://www.stlglass.com/ or 314-367-4527.
FREE
Sat May 16
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Connect With...A Purpose – Community Service Blitz
Join other young professionals in this unique opportunity to make connections while giving back to the community.
10:00 am until 2:00 pm - Volunteer for one of the following volunteer projects:
* Central Institute for the Deaf--Volunteers are needed to assist with organizing the library and the computer room. Computer skills not needed, but there will be some heavy lifting involved. (8 people)
* Family Resource Center--Help out at the second annual 5K Run/Walk in Tower Grove Park sponsored by FRC's Junior Advocacy Board. Lots of roles to play including timing the runners, distributing and collecting tags, working the registration table, monitoring water stations, etc. (8-10 people)
* GenNext--Join the United Way's young friends group for their volunteer project at the Food Bank in St. Charles. Almost 15 Million pounds of food are distributed from the food bank each year. With all that food, it's no wonder they need your help! NOTE: This project will take place from noon to 3:00 p.m.
* Hostelling International--Volunteers are needed at Hostelling International's Century Ride in Portage Des Sioux, MO as parking attendants, food helpers, rest stop supervisors, and registration helpers. Did you know that Portage Des Sioux is only 10 minutes from the Mills Mall?
* I Squared--Have fun in the garden with I Squared, the International Institute's young friends group. Join them as they prepare their University City garden for summer veggies.
Afterwards, all groups will join together for a BBQ in Tower Grove Park.
More info: 314 622-1250 ext 102; nikkiw@focus-stl.org
RSVP or register for a project here.
Let me know which project you want to volunteer for by sending me an email (nikkiw@focus-stl.org), including it in your RSVP here.
Wed May 20
Cool Chicks Hot Glass Girls Night Out at Third Degree Glass Factory
Create a glass project and enjoy FREE chocolate and massage.
Third Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108
314-367-4527
Contact: Anne Murphy, 314-367-4527 ext. 205
Thu May 21- Sun May 23
Spring to Dance Festival
Presented by Dance St. Louis and the Touhill Performing Arts Center.
In three unique nights, experience 30 dance companies for only $10 a night!
Last year’s Spring to Dance was wildly popular, and this year’s Festival promises to be even more fabulous.
Tickets go on sale May 1.
Fri May 22
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series Opening Night
St. Louis Zoo
Bring the whole family for a free concert in the center of the Zoo.
Free.
Wed May 27
5:30 – 8:30 pm
Rose Evening
Missouri Botanical Garden
A Members only event, Free for Members and Young Friends of the Missouri Botanical Garden
Become a Friend of the Missouri Botanical Garden and join me there.
Thu May 28
5:00 – 9:00 pm
Garden Party Nights Begin
Missouri Botanical GardensCelebrate the Garden’s 150th anniversary at Garden Party Nights! Enjoy strolling the grounds in the summer evening, sample beverages from area wineries and microbreweries, and watch madonnari (street painters) create new artwork on the pavement each week. Children can have their faces painted, play with jugglers and magicians, and explore the Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden.
Fri May 29
All day
Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis' 16th annual Golf Tournament
Click here to see a printer friendly version of the Invitation!
Register for the Golf Tournament online HERE!
Fri May 29
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series
St. Louis Zoo
Bring the whole family for a free concert in the center of the Zoo.
Free
Sat May 30
6:30 pm – until
Sesquicentennial Gala: The Missouri Botanical Garden Comes Alive
150th Anniversary of the Missouri Botanical GardenCocktails, dinner, dancing
Sundays
Sunday Spin at Schlafly Bottleworks (Maplewood location)
6:00 pm - close
Enjoy your favorite Schlafly brews while listening to music provided by DJ Argyx of Musical Geeks. No cover, great beer, friendly service, and lively music!
Tuesdays
HALF- PRICE WINE At Houlihan's!
All Day Every Tuesday
Houlihan's Restaurant (picture)
Saturdays
Premium Open Bar All Night on Saturday Nights
Ladies are FREE, Gentlemen are $20
Harry's Restaurant & Bar
2144 Market (Downtown)
St. Louis City
May–October 2009
Earthways: Living the Green Life Exhibition
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Extended hours during Garden Party Nights until 9 p.m.
Missouri History Museum
Adults: $7; Seniors/Students: $5; Children (6-12): $3; Free on Tuesdays
Friday, February 20, 2009
February 2009 Events
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Kim William Gordon Photography Exhibit
The Gallery at First Capital News
Street: 519 South Main Street
Saint Charles, MO
RSVP on Facebook
Thur Feb 5
7:00 pm
Missouri History Museum Community Cinema Presents Arusi Persian Wedding
Sat Feb 14
6 – 10 p.m.
Hearts On Fire Valentine’s Party
Third Degree Glass Factory
Unlock your romantic genius and together create a Token of Affection glass tile.
Only $20 or FREE if you dine at a St. Louis Originals Restaurant on February 14 before you come by and bring both the receipt and postcard coupon.
Cash bar and a dessert bar.
5200 Delmar
For more info: http://www.stlglass.com/ or 314-367-4527.
Thu Feb 19
4:30 p.m.
Talk and Book Signing by the Honorable William L. Clay Sr.
UM-St. Louis Millennium Student Center
3rd Floor Century Rooms
This book signing will feature Clay's book The Jefferson Bank Confrontation: The Struggle for Civil Rights in St. Louis. In 1963, at the same time that Dr. King was leading the march on Washington to deliver his "I Have a Dream" speech, then Alderman Bill Clay ignited the modern civil rights struggle in St. Louis with the historic Jefferson Bank protests. That six-month struggle led to the integration of the bank and was the first major victory for African Americans struggling to gain equality in employment and public services in St. Louis. This book by Bill Clay is a provocative historical memoir that tells the untold true story of courage in the face of police intimidation, death threats and jail. It also chronicles the broad coalition of brave St. Louisans, both black and white, who came together in the struggle for justice and equality.
R.S.V.P. to 314-516-5789
Fri Feb 20
6 – 10 p.m.
Third Friday Open House
At 8 p.m. it’s lonesome harmonies and hard-driving bluegrass by the Local Gents. Third Degree East Gallery presents St. Louis University Department of Fine and Performing Arts: Selected Faculty Artwork.
FREE and family-friendly
See glassblowers blow glowing hot glass. Shop for glass gifts in the HotShop Gallery.
Exhibit features works in a variety of media.
Cash bar provided.
5200 Delmar
For more info: http://www.stlglass.com/ or 314-367-4527.
Sat Feb 21
all day and night
Soulard Mardi Gras
Sun Feb 22
11:00am - 2:00pm
Brunch and Art
Urban Eats Cafe and Arts Collective
3301 Meramec (Dutchtown)
Enjoy delicious brunch sweets, savories and cocktails while partaking in art from Jeane Vogel. RSVP on Facebook
Tue Feb24
4:30pm - 6:30pm
Happy Hour with Musicians from the St. Louis Symphony
Cafe Napoli
7754 Forsyth Blvd
Clayton, MO
Come enjoy drinks and appetizers with members of the St. Louis Symphony. Get to know the people behind the instruments and others who have an interest in the arts of St. Louis.
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6:30pm - 8:30pm
Metropolis Wine Club - French Wines on Fat Tuesday in Grand Center
Big Brothers Big Sisters Headquarters Grand Lobby
501 N. Grand Blvd.
Saint Louis, MO
Admission – a bottle of French wine or some snack to share
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7:30pm - 8:15pm
Lumiere Place Light Up the Night Parade
Mardi Gras in St. Louis-30th Annual Celebration
Downtown St. Louis
Broadway and Washington Ave, then south to Market Street
Saint Louis, MO
6:00pm
The Kappa Kastle
500 Vandeventer Ave.
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7:00pm - 11:00pm
Omega Happy Hour!
Presented by Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. -Upsilon Omega Chapter (St. Louis, Mo.)
Omega Center
Goodfellow Blvd and Natural Bridge
North Saint Louis, MO
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1:00pm - 4:00pm
Join Erik Johnson and Josh Brown for a Wii Gaming Tournament and experience Blu condominiums
Blu CitySpaces Condominiums
210 N. 17th Street
Downtown Saint Louis, MO
Free
Registration required, RSVP at http://www.kfns.com/
Sat Feb286:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Missouri Botanical Garden Trivia Night
The Ridgway CenterDoors open at 6, trivia starts at 7:00
$200 for a table of 10. Join my group!
Fundraiser for all of Garden’s Education, Conservation & Research Efforts and celebration of 150 years!
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10:00pm – 1:10 am
Live Vibes featuring Mario Pascal and the Roots Fuzion Band
Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant
3210 South Grand
Saint Louis, MO
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George Washington Carver Exhibit
Missouri History Museum
Adults: $10; Seniors/Students: $ 8; Children (6-12): $6; Free on Tuesdays
Hurry! Before time runs out.
Now - November 8, 2009
Katherine Dunham: Beyond the Dance Exhibit
Missouri History Museum
Adults: $7; Seniors/Students: $5; Children (6-12): $3; Free on Tuesdays
Schlafly ALEympics
Schlafly, Mardi Gras St. Louis, and local bars and restaurants will host several feats of strength and agility - Coaster Tossing, Doubloons (a Mardi Gras-themed version of quarters) and Cup Stacking. The fun begins on January 8th and will continue for seven Thursdays leading up to the Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday, February 21st. After the parade, the Aleympic Finals will be held in Soulard to crown the Schlafly Aleympians! Gold medal winners in each “sport” will receive a year’s supply of Schlafly Beer.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
St. Louis Events Examiner: Only 12 days left to see the George Washington Carver Exhibit at the Missouri History Museum
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Winter 2009 Events
JANUARY 2009
The Big Read Activities - To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee The Big Read is a national program designed to encourage literary reading by helping communities come together to read and discuss a single book. 
FEBRUARY 2009
February 14. Hearts On Fire Valentine’s Party, 6 – 10 p.m. FREE Out with your sweetie and looking for an out-of-the-ordinary romantic adventure? Passion is like glass – beautiful, timeless, and hot. Come to Third Degree Glass Factory for Hearts On Fire Valentine’s Party. Unlock your romantic genius and together create a Token of Affection glass tile. Only $20 or FREE if you dine at a St. Louis Originals Restaurant on February 14 before you come by and bring both the receipt and postcard coupon. Limited offer. See master artists, flown in for Third Degree’s Midwest Glass Experience, work with torches. Be curious and discover beads, bugs, and sculptures made by masters and priced to sell. Cash bar and a dessert bar. Sweet.
February 20, Third Friday Open House, 6 – 10 p.m., F REEFeeling the love? Stop by Third Friday! Nothing like free fiery entertainment to get your hearts pounding. See glassblowers blow glowing hot glass. Shop for glass gifts in the HotShop Gallery. Make a Token of Affection glass tile keepsake. Only $20. At 8 p.m. it’s lonesome harmonies and hard-driving bluegrass by the Local Gents. Third Degree East Gallery presents St. Louis University Department of Fine and Performing Arts: Selected Faculty Artwork. Exhibit features works in a variety of media. Third Fridays are free and family-friendly. Cash bar provided. Third Degree Glass Factory, 5200 Delmar, smack dab between University City’s Loop and the Central West End. For more info: www.stlglass.com or 314-367-4527. Play with fire!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Missouri Botanical Garden Trivia Night
The Ridgway Center
Doors open at 6, trivia starts at 7:00
November 29, 2008 - March 1, 2009
George Washington Carver Exhibit
Missouri History Museum
Adults: $10; Seniors/Students: $ 8; Children (6-12): $6; Free on Tuesdays
November 2, 2008 - November 8, 2009
Katherine Dunham: Beyond the Dance Exhibit
Missouri History Museum
Adults: $7; Seniors/Students: $5; Children (6-12): $3; Free on Tuesdays
Free Sushi Wednesdays
5pm
Drunken Fish Happy Hour
Buy 1 drink and get free sushi. Arrive early
Breakfast and a Movie at the St. Louis Science Center
Get a group of 10 or more together and host your own movie party. Time and movie title arranged by you and full hot breakfast provided by the Science Center.
Weekdays only. A great holiday party idea.
Cost: $13 per person
Friday, October 17, 2008
October 2008 Events
Wed, Oct 1
Connect With...Kick-off Happy Hour
5:30pm - 8:00pm
Skybox on the Landing
800 North 3rd Street
The entire month is Young Professionals Month. There are a host of great events showcasing the Metro area's great local organizations - arts, networking, professionals, philanthropic, activism, and socializig. The Connect With…Schedule of Events – there's something each day. Check out the calendar and check out local organizations.
Thur Oct 2
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Downtown STL Neighborhood Nights
Downtown St. Louis
New this fall, the Downtown Partnership will present Downtown STL Neighborhood Nights. This FREE neighborhood open house will allow attendees to explore the downtown STL living experience. Come tour condos, apartments, shops, restaurants, bars, roof tops, and much more---all at no cost! The first neighborhood night, on Thursday, October 2nd, will feature the Central Business District and Post Office Square and the second on Thursday, October 16, will feature the Washington Avenue/Garment District. For more information, please go to www.downtownstl.org/nights.
Fri Oct 3 – Sun Oct 5
Soulard Oktoberfest 2008
"The Fastest Growing Oktoberfest in America"
Soulard Market at 8th and Lafayette Street
Friday 5:00 pm - Midnight
Saturday 11: am - Midnight
Sunday 11: am - 6:00 pm
Sat Oct 4
all day
Godfrey Corn Festival
Glazebrook Park (1401 Stamper Lane)
Be sure to visit the Great Godfrey Corn Maze!
Sat Oct 4
11:00 am - 9:30 pm.
Celebrate the Mother Road at the St. Louis Route 66 Festival at the Old Chain of Rocks bridge.
The event offers more than 10 hours of FREE fun and activities on both the Missouri and Illinois sides of the Bridge. The Festival is your opportunity to show off your classic car in the Classic Car Cruise.
Festival Activities Include:
11:00 am - 12:30 pm Route 66 Ramble Bike Ride
11:00 am - 4:00 pm Classic Cars on the Bridge & Motorcycles on Chouteau Island
Noon - 6:00 pm Music, Route 66 authors and more between the bands listed below
Noon - 1:00 pm Gene Dobbs Bradford and The Blues Inquisition
1:30 - 2:30 pm The Second Half
3:00 - 4:00 pm Kim Massie
4:45 - 5:45 pm Butch Wax & The Hollywoods
1:00 pm Mayor's Address and Presentation of the Cyrus Avery Award
4:00 pm Classic Cars Award Winners Announced
6:00 - 7:00 pm Sock Hop with DJ
7:00 - 9:00 pm MOVIE: American Graffiti
Other activities include motorcycles, music, speakers, great food and a "walk-in" movie.Learn more about the Festival at the Confluence website.
Sat Oct 4, 2008
9:00am - 12:00 pm
Giving Back on Gandhi National Service Day
Come out and volunteer with the Network of Indian Professionals to do a Room Makeover at one of St. Louis' Homeless Shelters.
1000 North 19th Street, St. Louis, MO 63106 (street parking is available)
Sat Oct 4
8:00 pm – 12:00 am
Mystic Voyage Performs
Villa Farotto’s in the Chesterfield Valley
Mon Oct 6 2008
7-9 pm
Candidate Forum on the Environment
Central Reform Congregation 5020 Waterman Avenue (at Kingshighway)
Hosted by Jean Ponzi - Community environmental educator & host of FM-88 KDHX "Earthworms" environmental talk show
Thu Oct 9 – Mon Oct 13
SciFest 2008Hosted by St. Louis Science Center
An International Festival Celebrating Science, Innovation and Discovery.Check out the Program and Schedule. Make plans to attend and bring the whole family or youth group.
More info: Check out this SciFest 2008 Video.
Tues Oct 14 ***UPDATED & MODIFIED***
6pm
Fuel Monthly Happy Hour
5425 S. Grand, Holly Hills
For more information please visit: http://www.riverfronttimes.com/
I've been meaning to check this place out for a while...and this is such a great cause.
5:30pm - 8pm
Connect With… invites you to explore your artistic side at Arts Unzipped at the Regional Arts Commission in the Delmar Loop.
Spontaneous dance and theatre performances and interactive art displays on hand.
To RSVP, go to http://connectwithstlouis.com/about/.
Connect With… is a collaboration of over 40 young professional groups seeking to get St. Louis connected!
Fri Oct 17
6 pm
At 8 p.m. Art In Flames Really Live Auction with KETC's Patrick Murphy. Bid on a collaborative glass artwork as it’s created from fire.
Live Music: City Folk. Foodie Sponsor: Bryan Young, Catering Plus. East Gallery: glass by Mark Salsbury and Sarah Vaughn. At 9 p.m. Pandora’s Matchbox tops off the evening with fire performance. For details: 14-367-4527.
Gotta Be there Event!
Fri Oct 17 - Thu Oct 30
5:30 - 8:30 pm
Boo at the Zoo Sponosored by St. John's Mercy Children's Hospital
Costs: $5, $4 for Zoo Members; children under 2 are free; $1 discount for children 2 to 12 in costume
Enter through South Entrance at Z-O-O pylon.
Parking is free! Our treat. South Lot only.
No reservations necessary
Sat October 18
10:30am - 7:00pm
Crown Valley Winery Excursion
Join FUEL for a day trip on a chartered bus to Crown Valley Winery.
Sat Oct 18
DeBaliviere Decanted
Belt Ave. between Pershing Blvd. and Waterman Blvd. in the Central West End.
Sat Oct 18
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Art St. Louis-Hops Art 2008
Guests will experience beer samplings from local brewers & hors d’oeuvres from local restaurants. Sounds Delicious and fun.
10 am - 4:30 pm
Wed Oct 22or pay at the door: $20 Members / $25 Non-members
Enjoy free admission and automatic entry for a grand prize drawing with purchase of a new or renewed Garden membership.
Thu Oct 23
6 - 10 pm
Urban Stories Series of the Missouri History Museum
Featuring: Bejamin Skinner, Author of A Crime So Monstrous: Face-toFace with Modern Day Slavery
Tickets are $10, $7 for MHS Members
Reception sponsored by Jack Daniels
Neo-soul music by DJ Enoch IS Real
7:00 – 10:00 PM
Friday Night Fright
Central Library, Downtown St. Louis
Young Literati to host Friday Night Fright
Just in time for Halloween, St. Louis’ newest young professionals group is hosting a haunted evening in downtown’s Central Library. Friday Night Fright will feature best-selling mystery author Angie Fox, drinks, appetizers, music, tours and a literary scavenger hunt throughout the 100-year-old building.
Angie Fox will be on hand to discuss her debut novel, “The Accidental Demon Slayer,” and will sell and sign copies of the book. DJ Raven Fox will provide music while guests enjoy appetizers and cocktails. Other activities scheduled for the evening include tales of St. Louis’ scary past and a scavenger hunt where participants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes provided by local businesses.
Cost: $20 / $15 for Young Literati – Become a member of the Young Literati that night and get in free!
Guests will be able to tour the Library and hear haunting stories about St. Louis’s past. They might even hear about Central Library’s very own ghost. Proceeds from the event will go to the St. Louis Public Library Foundation, which supports the Library’s programs and services. For more information or to RSVP, contact Liz Reeves at 314.340.2403 or ereeves@slplfoundation.org.
Fri Oct 24 - Sun Oct 26
Not-So-Haunted House at the Magic House
Storybook characters will be on hand to sign autographs and take pictures while child trick-or-treat through the 4-story house.
Fall Color Hike
Pierre Marquette State Park
Route 100 Grafton, IL 62037
Walk through the colors of fall. Take a nature hike to see the brilliant colors and experience the other wonders of nature first hand. Meet at the Visitors Center at 1:30 p.m. for this 2 mile, 2 hour hike. Don't forget your walking shoes and camera.
Free.
For more information, call (618) 786-3323.
Mon Oct 27Black Rep at the St. Louis Zoo
Ticket Price: $100.00 ($50.00 of each ticket is tax deductible)
For more information visit: http://www.theblackrep.org/site/
2 pm
GREEN JOBS PRESS CONFERENCE
4811 Delmar Blvd (at the Missouri Career Center)
Find out more at http://www.insteadofwar.org/site/calendar/events.php?id=E4649
Thurs Oct 30
7 pm
MADELEINE ALBRIGHT SPEAKS
Christ Church Cathedral (1210 Locust)
Find out more at http://leftbank.booksense.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp?s=storeevents&eventId=386443 .
6 pm
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS CELEBRATION at Washington University
Get the full scoop at http://www.insteadofwar.org/site/calendar/events.php?id=E4526 .
Fri Oct 31
7 pm
Annual Halloween Parade
Downtown Alton
See haunted floats, bands, and everyone in costume
~~ On-going ~~
Belas Artes Celebrates Latino Heritage Month with host of great events
Fri Oct 3
7 pm
Bossa Nova BrasilMusic and Presentation plus typical Brazilian food and drinks
Sat Oct 4
8pm
The Brasil Guitar Duo at Ethical SocietyTickets: 314-567-5566 (mention Belas Artes for discount)
Sunday Oct 12
3 - 8pm
Dia de La Raza Panamerican Trivia-Show what you know about Latin America - Groups of 8/ $5 per person
Sat Oct 18
7 pm
Noche Colombiana Dance & Food
* St. Louis Route 66 Festival Bike Ride on October 4 brought to you by The Confluence
* St. Vincent Whistle Blower Bicycle Ride on October 5 sponsored by The Great Rivers Greenway District and promoted by Live Well Ferguson!
* Ride the Rivers Century Ride on October 12. Registration forms are now available on the Trailnet website (www.trailnet.org/century.php)
* Wilderness Adventure Hike It or Bike It on October 19 sponsored by The Great Rivers Greenway District
Lowe’s Women Build Workshops with Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity International's Women Build program, which actively engages women in construction to address the problem of substandard housing, Lowe's is hosting how-to clinics every Thursday this October at its Maplewood store to help prepare women volunteers to build a St. Louis area house this spring.
Lowe's
St. Louis MO, 63143
womenbuildstl@gmail.com
October 2nd: How to Finish Interior with Paint and Trim
(Can practice the above skill on the Habitat work site on October 11th)
October 9th: How to Install Laminate Flooring
(Can practice the above skill on the Habitat work site on October 18th)
October 16th: How to Safely Use Hand and Power Tools
October 23rd: How to Frame for Walls and Roofs
October 30th: How to Install Exterior Siding
All Clinics are free and will be held at 6:30 pm.
