Historical notice published in May 1976; offers, prices, addresses and telephone contacts are preserved as source material, not current listings.
Category: Washington University
This year's Art Fair will have a new dimension with the addition of choral program under the direction of Orland Johnson, professor of Music at Washington University.
Original designs by 17 upperclass students in Washington University's School of Fine Arts fashion design department will be featured in the "Friends of Fashion Showing, 1976" at 8 p.m.
Confirmation has been made by the Community Development Agency that funds of approximately $49,000 are forthcoming for implementation of the Four Corners Project at Kingsbury and Des Peres.
John Roach, Skinker-DeBaliviere resident, former 28th Ward Alderman, and current Community Development Director for the City of St. Louis, has been appointed a Fellow of Washington University's Center for the Study of Public Affairs.
An excursion to Chicago's Merchandise Mart and on-site workshop led by Patricia Degener, interior design specialist, is offered by Washington University's School of Continuing Education April 28-29.
Wolves — an endangered species - will be the subject of a special program for adults and children on March 4 at 4 p.m.
Acrylic paintings by William Kohn of the Washington University School of Fine Arts faculty are on exhibition at the Terry Moore Gallery, 612 N.
The Acting Company, nationally acclaimed repertory theatre from New York City founded by John Houseman will appear in Washington University's Edison Theatre the weekend of Feb. 27- 29 in four different productions.
Virgil Wright was re-elected chairman of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., at the May meeting.
Washington University will offer a five-week course in theatre for high school students June 10-July 12 on campus.
An internationally-known Swedish chamber orchestra and choir will present a program of Scandinavian folk and classical music, song and dance at 8 p.m.
