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March Calendar

March 1994

Historical March 1994 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

Neighborhood Meetings Mar. 1 West End Arts Council, 6:30pm, 6008 Kingsbury Mar. 5 St. Louis Ki Society hosts a neighborhood get together for Skinker DeBaliviere area residents at 6006 Pershing, 4pm. Refreshments will be provided and there will be demonstrations of Aikido and Ki Development. Mar. 7 Community Fund Committee, 6:30pm., 6008 Kingsbury Mar. 8 5900 Block McPherson/Kingsbury, 7pm, 6008 Kingsbury Mar. 14 SDCC Board of Directors, 7pm, 6008 Kingsbury Mar. 15 Delmar Business Association,12 Noon, Thai Cafe, 6170 Delmar Mar. 15 6000/6100 Blocks Waterman & Pershing, 7pm, 6008 Kingsbury Mar. 19 Neighborhood-Wide Food Drive Mar. 21 Apartment Owners Association, 7pm, 6008 Kingsbury Other Nearby Events of Interest: nowJuly 10 “A Golden Legacy: Ancient Jewelry from the Burton Y. Berry Collection, Gallery 120, St. Louis Art Museum Free. Mar. 5 Quartet Seraphin present “Haydn Seek” at the Sheldon, 3648 Washington, 2pm. Mar. 5-6 Artists Boutique annual Spring Fine Arts and Crafts Show at the Kirkwood Community Center, I ll S. Geyer Rd., 10am-4pm. Mar. 4 Writer Frances Sherwood will present a reading and slide presentation on the life of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley at Left Bank Books, 399 N. Euclid, at 7pm. Mar. 8 & Mar. 15 Gourmet in the Galleries, Tuesday night dinners at the St. Louis Art Museum. March 8 is a special singles event. Cost is $30.65.

For more information, call 721-0072, ext. 204. Mar. 18- Apr. 30 “Ice Fishing Play” presented by the Orthwein Theatre at Mary Institute.

For information, call 995-7300.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1994.

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