Historical March 1993 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS 3/8 SDCC Board of Directors Meeting, 6010 Kingsbury, all are welcome. 7:30pm. 3/13 St. Roch’s Parish “Little Auction: 4/12 SDCC Board of Directors Meeting, 6010 Kingsbury, 7:30pm. 4/17 TIMES OF WINKER DEBALIVIERE FUNDRAISER – Trivial Pursuit • at New City School.
Call 863.7558 for details. OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST now-12/93 “Agenda Equality: The St. Louis Urban League at. 75” at the History Museum. now-4/25 “Matisse: Image Into Sign,” a special exhibition of 27 paintings, drawings and cutouts selected from the later works of Henri Matisse.
In Galleries 209, 210, 211 at the Art Museum. now-4/18 “Visions of the People: A Pictorial History of Plains Indian Life” at the Art Museum. 3/7 Spring Fine Arts and Crafts Show of the Artists Boutique, at Kirkwood Community Center, I 1 1 S. Geyer, 10am-4pm. 3/9 The Wells Ensemble, woodwind quartet, at CASA, 560 Trinity, U City, 8pm. 3/11 “Familiar Streets: St. Louis Neighborhoods and Their Role in the Life of the Community,” with Eric Sandweiss, Research Director of the Historical Society, Priscilla Dowden of the UMSL History Dept. and John Wright. Free at the Library and Collections Center, 225 S. Skinker, 7pm. 3/12-3/14 The Frank Fowle Children’s Theatre Series presents “Freedom Train” at COCA, 524 Trinity, U City.
Call 725- 6555 for times and prices. 3/14 “Voices of the Rock,” gospel choir from St. Alphonsus “Rock” Church will perform a concert of contemporary and gospel music. Free. History Museum in Forest Park, 2pm. . 3/9-4/11 The Speed of Darkness,” a drama about Vietnam veterans’ battles after the war, at the Orthwein Theatre.
Call 995-7300 for ticket information. 3/20 “Missouri Traditions: Irish Fare,” dance and live music, History Museum, free, 10:30am. 3/25 Noted urban historian Zane Miller will speak of past efforts to rehabilitate an inner-city neighborhood with the tools of historic preservation, “Planning the Persisting Past: Cincinnati’s Over-theRhine Since 1948.” At the Library and Collections center of the MO Historical Society, 225 S. Skinker. Free. 7pm. 4/4 “Mending Broken Homes: Housing Development and Redevelopment Since World War II: at the History Museum with Carolyn Clounch, Neighborhood Housing Services, John Bogdanor of the Homebuilders and Richard Baron. Free. 2pm. 4/2-4/11 Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” at the Edison Theatre, Washington U., call 935.6543 for times and prices.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1993.
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