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Art Fair Weekend Events

May 1976

Friday, May 7 — 7:30 p.m. Choral program under the direction of Orland Johnson, chorus composed of neighborhood residents. St. Roch’s Scariot Hall.

Saturday, May 8 — 10 a.m. til sold out. Washington Heights Neighbors Flower and Plant Sale, 5792 Waterman.

Sunday, May 9 — 8:30–12:30. Pancake Breakfast for “The Paper,” backyard 6141 McPherson.

12:00–4:30. House Tour. Tickets available at Information Booth on 6100 block of Kingsbury and at houses on the tour. See pages 4 & 5.

1:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m. Choral program under the direction of Orland Johnson, chorus composed of neighborhood residents. Grace Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.

12:00–5:00. Art Fair on 6100 Block of Kingsbury. Featuring in addition to the artists:

*Aquarian Community Center – Vegetarian Cookbooks, Natural Childbirth Infomation.

  • Des Peres Library Media Van, Women’s Information Van, book sale; at Rosedale and Kingsbury.
  • First Aid, People’s Clinic, 6010 Kingsbury.
  • Hamilton Branch 3 Plant Sale, Kingsbury at Skinker.
  • Neighborhood School Flea Market, 6063 Kingsbury.
  • Rosedale Neighborhood Association Men’s Liberation Cake Sale.
  • Scouts’ Garden Cafe, 6150 Kingsbury (rear)
  • Taco Stand, benefitting People’s Clinic, vacant lot at 6016 Kingsbury.
  • Washington Heights Neighbors Barbecue 6000 block of Kingsbury near Des Peres.
  • World Community Center Open House, 438 N. Skinker. Building Dedication 3-5 p.m. Displays within.
  • Writers in Residence Display, near Media Van.

Originally published in The Paper, May 1976.

Read this article in the original newspaper issue.

Archival transcription note: The printed notice points to pages 4 and 5 for the House Tour; the actual spread is pages 6 and 7. Source wording retained; reader reference uses actual source page.

Original source: SD_Times1976_05.pdf, printed page(s) 1; PDF page(s) 1.

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