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Detailed Calendar of Events (28th April - 7th May)

28th AprilWashington University, Harvey A. Friedman Center for AgingFriedman Lecture and AwardsThursday, 28th April, 8:30amClark-Fox Forum, Washington University, Brown School, Hillman Hall, Forsyth Boulevard and Hoyt Drive

Join us for the 16th Annual Friedman Lecture & Awards to explore the benefits of participation in the arts for improving health and wellbeing among older adults. Keynote speaker Linda Noelker, PhD will review the current evidence-base and highlight programs taking place throughout the country. Dr. Noelker will be joined by a panel of professionals who connect older adults with various visual and performing arts in the St. Louis Metro Region. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please contact (314) 747 9234 or go to https://publichealth.wustl.edu/centers/aging/

Missouri History MuseumParent and Me - History Through the SeasonsThursday, 28th April, 10:00am - 11:30am5700 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112

Bring your children ages 2–5 to experience St. Louis history by exploring the Museum’s exhibits and participating in hands-on activities! Each week families will explore a different gallery as they celebrate each season. Kids will play in the snow, go on a spring campout, compete in the Summer Olympics, and dance at a homecoming. In all Parent & Me sessions, families will move throughout the gallery and classroom spaces at their own pace as they complete activities incorporating touch, movement, smell, sound, art, and more. Light snacks will be available. This event is handicapped accesible

$20 for four-class series per family; Free for MHM members at the Museum Friends level and above Reservations are required, and space is limited. Registration opens February 29! (Advance requests not accepted.) Online reservations are preferred at https://mohistory.org/parentandme, but you may also call (314) 361-9017.

Wildwood Press Open StudioThursday, 28th April, 1:00pmCity Museum 4th Floor 701 North 15th St. Louis MO 63103

Wildwood Press will open its door for this event and conduct an in depth conversation and tour of over twenty years of collaborative printing with artists from around the world. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please contact (314) 540-6026 or go to http://www.wildwoodpress.us/

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Circus HarmonyPerformanceThursday, 28th April, 1:00pmCity Museum, 750 N 16th St. 3rd fl., St. Louis, MO 63103

Circus Harmony is proud to present the Elegant Elizabeth ‘Bunny’ Herring, octogenarian aerialist, in a circus showcase featuring her aerial and magic acts. Elizabeth proves you are never too old to run away and join the circus! Come watch her defy gravity, aging and other expectations! This event is handicapped accesible.

Show is free with $12 admission to City Museum (open from 9AM-5PM), tickets to City Museum available at the front desk. www.circusharmony.org

Art Unleashed Press PlattersThursday, 28th April, 1pm - 3:00 pm13379 Olive Boulevard, 63017

This clay workshop will focus on hand building with textures to create beautiful dishes & platters. On the first day of class, students will create their dishes, and on the second day, students will glaze their pieces. This event is handicapped accessible.

$60.00 registration fee. To register, visit www.ArtUnleashed.org or call 314-628-0124 for more information.

Artists First Colors of My Life Thursday, 28th April, 4:00pm7190 Manchester Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143

Open art exhibition featuring work by senior artists with disabilities. This event is handicapped accessible.

For information you can contact [email protected] or go to http://www.artistsfirststl.org/

St. Louis Banjo Club PerformanceThursday, 28th April, 7:30pmConcordia Turner Hall, 6432 Gravois 63116

Fifteen banjo players strummin’ away playing the old, familiar Tin Pan Alley songs from the early 1900s. Sing-along with the words projected just like old Shakey Pizza Parlor days. This is event is handicapped accesible.

For more information you can contact Don at [email protected] or go to http://www.stlouisbanjoclub.org/Home.html

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St. Louis County Library, Bridgeton Trails BranchBridge GameFriday, 29th April, 9:00 am3455 McKelvey Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-2500 If you want to learn the basics of bridge or already know how to play, come and play in a casual atmosphere where coaching is available. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please go to http://www.slcl.org/events.

OASISGrant’s Trail Bike RideFriday, 29th April, 9:30 amSappington Barn Restaurant – “The Barn”, 1015 S. Sappington Road St. Louis, MO 63126

The Ulysses S. Grant Trail is a “rails to trails” bike trail stretching through south and southwest St. Louis County. Join us for an approximately 16-mile roundtrip ride on a former railroad right of way that’s now a paved trail with a few small rolling hills. Lunch “on your own” at the Sappington Barn Restaurant. Directions on where to meet are included with registration.

This event is free. Please call 314-862-4859 or visit www.oasisnet.org to register for this event.

St. Louis County Library and Dr. Meuser (UMSL)The Life Review: Discover Your StoryFriday, 29th April, 10:00 am9700 Musick Ave., St. Louis, MO 63123

A presentation on the benefits and practices of life story interviewing with older adults. Dr. Tom Meuser, Coordinator of the UMSL Life Review Project, will share perspectives and advice for those interested in recording their life stories. This event is handicapped accessible. Call the Grant’s View Trail Branch at 314-994-3300 to register. For more information please go to http://www.umsl.edu/gerontology/Life%20Review%20Project/index.html

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The Big Muddy Dance Company and Alzheimer’s AssociationSenior Embrace PerformanceFriday, 29th April, 10:00am9370 Olive Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63132.

The Big Muddy Dance Company exists to invigorate life through dance. Through our Senior Embrace program, we do just that. Our aim is to bring high quality entertaining dance performances to senior citizens in retirement facilities in St. Louis and beyond. The newest development of the Senior Embrace outreach program is our hands-on movement workshop for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, in order to strengthen the mind-to-muscle connection and help them to find familiar gestures. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can contact (314) 338-4058 or go to http://www.thebigmuddydanceco.org/ and http://www.alz.org/stl/

Missouri History MuseumParent and Me - History Through the SeasonsThursday, 28th April, 10:00am - 11:30am5700 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112

Bring your children ages 2–5 to experience St. Louis history by exploring the Museum’s exhibits and participating in hands-on activities! Each week families will explore a different gallery as they celebrate each season. Kids will play in the snow, go on a spring campout, compete in the Summer Olympics, and dance at a homecoming. In all Parent & Me sessions, families will move throughout the gallery and classroom spaces at their own pace as they complete activities incorporating touch, movement, smell, sound, art, and more. Light snacks will be available. This event is handicapped accesible

$20 for four-class series per family; Free for MHM members at the Museum Friends level and above Reservations are required, and space is limited. Registration opens February 29! (Advance requests not accepted.) Online reservations are preferred at https://mohistory.org/parentandme, but you may also call (314) 361-9017.

St. Louis County Library, Lewis & Clark BranchSlide DancingFriday, 29th April, 10:00 a.m.9909 Lewis-Clark Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63136-5322 Dance your way to better health one step at a time! The variety of urban line dances will help you burn calories and relieve stress. It’s exercise in disguise! Come line dance and get fit with the library. Ages 12 and up.

To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events

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Laumeier Sculpture Park Accessible GardeningFriday, 29th April, 10:00amKranzberg Education Lab 12580 Rott Road St Louis MO 63127

Gardens can be grown in small or large spaces, indoors or out! Learn how to create accessible gardens using repurposed materials, including the best plants to grow and how to keep them thriving. Leave with seeds and seedlings that will thrive in your own garden at home. This event is handicapped accessible.

Please visit http://www.laumeiersculpturepark.org/art-classes-workshops/ to register.

St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchArt BingoFriday, 29th April, 2:00 p.m.300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 Come play book bingo with a twist! Win books and other prizes. This event is handicapped accessible.

Registration requested beginning March 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

The Vino GalleryHappy Hour and Open HouseFriday, 29th April, 4:00pm4701 McPherson Ave 63108

Wine tastings and specials! $2 off non selection wines by the Glass. This event is handicapped accessible.

Philip Slein Open HouseFriday, 29th April, 4:00-6:00pm735 McPherson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108

The Philip Slein Gallery is pleased to present Monochromatic Paintings, the first St. Louis exhibition for New York painter Robert Sagerman. Merging painting, sculpture, and Jewish mysticism, Robert Sagerman approaches each one of his textured, abstract composition before building up thick, massing monochromatic surfaces that toe the line between painting and sculptural relief. A

In addition, the gallery is pleased to introduce another New York painter, Alison Hall whose work is also rooted in ritual, meditation, and repetition. Like Sagerman’s work, Hall’s paintings appear to be monochromatic, however, upon further inspection, they are captivating in their formal complexity and subtlety. This event is handicapped accessible.

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St. Louis Classical Guitar Society and Atrium GalleryOpen HouseFriday, 29th April, 4:00pm4814 Washington Ave. St. Louis, MO 63108

An open house, all public invited. Please come to experience our Gallery and enjoy our presentation of visual arts. We will be featuring a solo exhibition by international artist, Steven Sorman. These are exquisite abstract works by an artist who has work in the collections of many notable museums and including the St. Louis Art Museum as well as the collection of Washington University. Sorman is indeed a senior artist who has actively been working and exhibiting for 50 years. In addition, classical guitarist Mark Akin will be providing beautiful music on his classical guitar to create a wonderful ambiance. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please contact Carolyn at [email protected] or call (314) 367-1076. You can also go to http://www.atriumgallery.net/ or http://www.guitarstlouis.net/

Duane Reed Gallery Open HouseFriday, 29th April, 4:00-6:00pm4729 McPherson Ave, St. Louis, MO 63108

We will be exhibiting the work of two established and long time artists, Aaron Karp and James Marshall, both living and working in New Mexico. Although different in mediums; Karp working as a painter and Marshall as a ceramic sculptor, these two artists each create visually powerful work that masterfully utilizes texture and surface quality. Karp approaches his paintings from the perspective of simultaneously concealing and revealing, playing out the metaphor that relates directly to his process of building and fracturing layers of paint. James Marshall’s ceramic pieces explore the quality of the liminal nature they represent. These objects exist just past the threshold of the subliminal realm at the point of emergence and its resulting openness and ambiguity. This relationship, existent in both aesthetic and philosophy, establishes a narrative between bodies of work, making for an engaging and stimulating experience for the viewer. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can call (314) 361-4100

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The Webster University Film SeriesHere Come the VideofreexFriday, 29th April, 7:30-10:00pmWinifred Moore Auditorium, 470 E. Lockwood Ave., St. Louis, MO 63119

Here Come the Videofreex starts in 1969. America is undergoing cultural and political revolutions, but you’d never know it by watching TV. Young CBS executive Don West creates a secret project to tell the stories of the counterculture ignored by TV news. He hires a group of young people who have embraced a brand new medium – video. They name themselves the Videofreex and on CBS’s dime, they travel the country in an RV taping footage the networks could never get, including interviews with legendary activist Abbie Hoffman and Black Panther Fred Hampton just months before his murder. The pilot they produce proves to be decades ahead of its time. But when CBS executives see it, they fire the group and say they can keep the “worthless” equipment. The Videofreex decide to stick together, smuggling their videotapes out of CBS offices late one night in a guitar case.This event is handicapped accessible.

Tickets are $4-$6. Advance tickets are available from the cashier before each screening or contact the Film Series office (314) 246-7525 for more options. The Film Series can only accept cash or check.

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St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchMorning Coloring For SeniorsSaturday, 30th April, 10:00am300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 Learn about the benefits of coloring and experience the relaxing process. This event is handicapped accesible.

Registration required beginning March 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

Alzheimer’s AssociationChair Exercise & Salad ExchangeSaturday, 30th April, 11:00am9370 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63132

Chair exercise led by a member of the organization & a salad exchange for lunch. Bring a salad to share! Participants are advised to wear athletic clothing and sports shoes, no jeans or non-stretch attire.

Contact Debra Bryer at [email protected] or 1-800-272-3900 to register for this program. For more information please go to http://alz.org/stl/

The Mildred Lane Kemper Art MuseumArt and the Movement of MemorySaturday, 30th April, 11:00am – 1:00pm1 Brookings Dr, St. Louis, MO 63112 Memories are not just “in our heads.” The stories of our lives are whole-person experiences, so activating our imagination through visual images and movement can evoke the pathways of reminiscence. Come and see paintings in the permanent collection at the Kemper Art Museum, where we will bring our experiences to life, explore the mindbody connection and discover ways in which memory can be unlocked through movement. This workshop will be led by David Marchant, Professor of the Practice in Performing Arts Department at Washington University, accompanied by students of the Dance program and the Brown School of Social Work. Those interested may register with Allison Taylor, Manager of Education at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, at 314.935.7918 or [email protected]. Parking and directions to the Kemper Art Museum may be found at http://kemperartmuseum.wustl.edu/

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Brentmoor Retirement CommunityMOOR About ArtSaturday, 30th April, 11:00am-2:00pm8600 Delmar Blvd # 1200, St. Louis, MO 63124

From watercolors and sculptures to past music teachers sharing their art experiences, come engage with our residents! The show is created in partnership with Maturity and Its Muse. The event is handicapped accessible.

For more information about Brentmoor Retirement Community please go to http://www.titansenquest.com/brentmoor-retirement/.

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Missouri Botanical GardenBeneath the TreesSunday, 1st May, 9:00-11:00am4344 Shaw Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63110 Throughout history a special relationship has existed between humankind and trees. Whether as shelter, food, beauty, strength, or inspiration, trees enrich our lives. Join us for a brief instruction in guided meditation and how trees have and continue to command respect and reverence across cultures. Journey outside to use those skills to meditate beneath a tree that calls to you to notice what is evoked in the stillness or simply enjoy the shelter your tree provides.This event is handicapped accessible. $28 MBG members; $34 non-members. Please register online at www.mobot.org/classes . Class is limited, so register soon. Registration closes April 24th 12pm. For more information please call (314) 577-9506

Temple EmanuelGulliver’s Travails: U.S. Foreign Policy Struggles in the Brave New WorldSunday, 1st May 216, 11:30am-1:00pm

Guest speaker is Dr. J. Martin Rochester, the Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professor of Political Science at the University of Missouri St. Louis.

Dr. Rochester will give a “big picture” look at how the United States, at least on paper, is the only superpower left standing in the post-Cold War era, yet seems a “helpless hegemon” unable to exercise influence and achieve foreign policy success anywhere. These are important issues as we go to the polls in November.

Saint Louis Art MuseumFree Drop-In Tour Sunday, 1st May, 2:00 pm1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110 (Gather at the information desk located in Sculpture Hall)

Free drop in tours led by our engaging senior docent guides. Tours will highlight works in our permanent collection that showcase the creativity of older artists and topics relevant to later life. This event is handicapped accessible.

Reservation is not required, for more information please contact [email protected] or go to http://www.slam.org/

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Karlovsky & Company DanceAbout DanceSunday, 1st May, 3:30 - 4:20pmCrown Center for Senior Living 8350 Delcrest Drive, St. Louis 63124

In this part lecture, part performance program, we will present “Exploring Dance through Poetry” with live and recorded music, and live reading of poetry. The About Dance program fulfills our interest in and ability to strengthen the general public’s understanding of dance as a way to build more receptive and informed audiences. We bring dance to the community making it more accessible to more people. This event is handicapped accessible.

Please RSVP to the performance by calling (314) 991-2055. For more information you can go to http://www.karlovskydance.org/

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St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchA Walk Down Memory Lane: 1950’sMonday, 2nd May, 10:00am300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 Join us for a guided reminiscence of the postwar era and let music, images and memorabilia of the 1950’s transport you back in time! This event is handicapped accessible.

Registration required beginning April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

Art UnleashedMixed Media DrawingMonday, 2nd May, 10:00am-12:00 pm13379 Olive Boulevard, 63017

Students will work from a still life while learning drawing techniques, using a variety of materials. This event is handicapped accessible

$30.00 registration fee. To register, visit www.ArtUnleashed.org or call 314-628-0124 for more information.

St. Louis County Library, Grant’s View BranchThe Age of Elegance ShowcaseMonday, 2nd May, 2:00pm9700 Musick Road St. Louis, MO 63123-3935 Enjoy a performance featuring the talents of the Missouri Pageant Alumnae Club. Presented in partnership with the Celebrating Art for Senior Engagement festival organized by Maturity and Its Muse

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Missouri Botanical GardenThe Japanese Garden by TramMonday, 2nd May, 5:30-7:00pmMissouri Botanical Garden 4344 Shaw blvd. St Louis MO 63110 - Meet at the Ridgway Center Ticket Counter A brand new offering that will allow you to see the Japanese Garden from the seat of the tram. Join senior horticulturist Greg Cadice and gain a new appreciation for Seiwa-en, the “garden of pure, clear harmony and peace.” Greg will highlight features of this world-famous garden including scenic vistas, and how the horticulture staff and volunteers create an overall feeling of serenity in this special place. Seating is limited. Please notify us if you need additional accommodations. This event is handicapped accessible. $31 MBG members; $37 non-members. Please register online at www.mobot.org/classes . Class is limited, so register soon. Registration closes April 18th 4 pm. For more information call (314) 577-9506

St. Louis County Library, Florissant Valley BranchAdult ColoringMonday, May 2, 7:00pm195 New Florissant Rd., S. Florissant, MO 63031-6796 Come participate in our newest Adult program, a creative and relaxing activity everyone can enjoy. Coloring pages, pencils, crayons and markers provided. Refreshments served. This event is handicapped accessible.


St. Louis County Library, Bridgeton Trails BranchAdult ColoringMonday, May 2, 7:00pm3455 McKelvey Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-2500 Want to relax from stress of the day? Meet with others who love coloring? Coloring pages, pencils, crayons and markers will be provided. This event is handicapped accessible.


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St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchCreativity: Redefining Retirement PanelTuesday, 3rd May, 9:45 am9:45 am . Performance by the St. Louis Showstoppers10:00 am Panel Discussion300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 When you think of retirement, what comes to mind: a second career, volunteerism or free time to explore interests? Join us as we talk with an engaging panel of notable St. Louis “retirees” about using creativity in retirement to maximize your happiness. Sharon Stevens of HEC-TV will moderate the discussion and audience Q&A. Prior to the panel, enjoy a sneak peek performance of the St. Louis Showstoppers’ summer show. Presented in partnership with the Celebrating Art for Senior Engagement festival organized by Maturity and Its Muse.This event is handicapped accessible.

St. Louis County Library, Indian Trails BranchArt for the “Un”ArtisticTuesday, 3rd Mat, 2:00 pm8400 Delport Dr. St. Louis, MO 63114-5904 Join us to create a decoupage project. All ages. This event is handicapped accessible

Registration recommended beginning April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

St. Louis County Library, Grand Glaize BranchMelted Crayon ArtTuesday, 3rd May, 2:00 pm1010 Meramec Station Rd. Manchester, MO 63021-6943 Have you ever tried making a picture with melted crayons on canvas? It’s so fun, and the possibilities are endless! Join us to see what you create. This event is handicapped accessible.


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Craft AllianceFree Poetry Reading: Michael Castro and Shirley LeFloreTuesday, 3rd May, 6:30pm6640 Delmar Blvd, STL, MO 63130 Michael Castro is a poet and nominee for poet laureate of St. Louis, MO. He is a founder of the literary journal River Styx. Shirley LeFlore is one of St. Louis’ most influential performance poets and has been a part of many underground activist poetry organizations including the Black Artists’ Group and Harmony. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please go to http://www.craftalliance.org/

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St. Louis County Library, Bridgeton Trails BranchBridge GameWednesday, 4th May, 9:00am3455 McKelvey Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-2500 If you want to learn the basics of bridge or already know how to play, come and play in a casual atmosphere where coaching is available. This event is handicapped accessible.


St. Louis County Library, Weber Road BranchCoffee and ColoringWednesday, 4th May, 10:00 a.m.4444 Weber Rd. St. Louis, MO 63123-6744 Coloring as an adult is a great way to relieve stress and anxiety. And it’s fun! Come andenjoy a creative and relaxing hour of coloring and drawing. Supplies, activity sheets,coloring sheets and refreshments provided.


Center of Creative ArtsMove for your Health/Dance for your SpiritWednesday, 4th May, 10am-10:30am (performance) 10:30-11:30am (class)524 Trinity Ave, St. Louis, MO 63130

Alice Bloch leads a movement class designed especially for seniors emphasizing core strength, balance, and creative movement. Then she and her dancers perform the hilarious “Old Lady Skin,” plus selections from her repertoire and choreography by the revolutionary modern dancer, Isadora Duncan.

For more information you can contact Alice at [email protected] or call (314) 725-6555

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Saint Louis Museum of ArtGuided Tour of the Saint Louis University of ArtWednesday, 4th May, 10:30-10:553663 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Join us for a walking tour of the Saint Louis University Museum of Art. Tara McCarthy, the Education Associate and Docent for Museums and Galleries at Saint Louis University will guide you through 3 floors of SLUMA and give brief descriptions of some of the highlights of the collection. The tour will run conclude 5 minutes prior to Dr.John Morley’s lecture on Art and Aging which will also be held at SLUMA. This event is handicapped accessible.

Contact Tara McCarthy at [email protected] or call 314 977 6630. For more information about Saint Louis University’s Museums and Galleries please visit our website: http://www.slu.edu/sluma-home

Saint Louis University Geriatric Education CenterA Talk with Dr. John Morley About Arts and AgingWednesday, 4th May, 11:00amSaint Louis University Museum of Art, 3663 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Noted geriatrician, Dr. John E. Morley, M.B., B.Ch., Dammert Chair of Gerontology, Saint Louis University School of Medicine Geriatrics Division, will provide an engaging lecture on the intersection of art and the aging process. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can contact [email protected] go to www.aging.slu.edu

St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchCard Sharks and GamesWednesday, 4th May, 1:00pm300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 Choose your favorite card game or board game and match up with others who enjoy playing. Get your own group together for bridge, pinochle, canasta, dominoes or mahjong and have an enjoyable afternoon. This event is handicapped accessible.

Registration requested beginning April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

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Art UnleashedArm KnittingWednesday, 4th May, 1:30-3:00 pm13379 Olive Boulevard, 63017

Learn how to knit without any needles! During this workshop, you will learn how to cast on, cast off and the basic knit stitch, using your arms as the needles. Participants will leave with a finished scarf. This event is handicapped accessible.

$35 registration fee. To register, visit www.ArtUnleashed.org or call 314-628-0124 for more information.

OASISTreasure or Trash: Antique AppraisingWednesday, 4th May, 1:00-2:30Chesterfield OASIS, Chesterfield City Hall 690 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017

Maria Gianino, Legacy Appraisals, has owned an antique estate jewelry and decorative arts retail store as well as an art gallery in St. Louis. She will share her expert tips to help you identify whether that something old is treasure or trash. This event is handicapped accessible.

$13 fee. Please call 314-862-4859 or visit www.oasisnet.org to register for these classes.

The Improv ShopOpen HouseWednesday, 4th May, 3:30-4:00pm510 N Euclid Ave, St. Louis, MO 63115

Come learn more about improv and our work! We are a local improvisational-comedy institution featuring regular showcases and various classes. This event is handicapped accessible.

St. Louis County Library, Thornhill BranchSnack Time Around the World: A Taste of Mexican HeritageWednesday, 4th May, 4:00pm12863 Willowyck Dr. St. Louis, MO 63146-3771 Come and enjoy an introduction to the rich cultural history of Mexican food. Sample a few of the snacks enjoyed in Mexico and learn about their culture. This event is handicapped accessible.

Registration required beginning April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events

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Maryville UniversityOpening Minds through Art : Show and Reception Wednesday, 4th May, 6:00pmMaryville University Walker Hall, 650 Maryville University Drive, Saint Louis MO 63141

Maryville University’s Occupational Therapy Program, in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association - St. Louis Chapter, presents an exhibition of work from 9 artists from our spring session. Help us celebrate as we continue to “Build Bridges across Age and Cognitive Barriers through Art”. This event is handicapped accessible.

STL Village“The Age of Love” | Film ScreeningWednesday, 4th May 2016, 6:00pmSchlafly Library, 225 North Euclid

The film follows the humorous and poignant adventures of thirty seniors in Rochester NY who sign up for a first-of-its-kind speed dating event. This widely acclaimed film puts media stereotypes to shame as we suddenly come to realize how little our hearts change over time. We will have a discussion with Steven Loring, director and producer of Age of Love, following the film. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can call (314) 802 0275.

St. Louis County Library, Bridgeton Trails BranchMeditationWednesday, 4th May, 6:00 p.m.3455 McKelvey Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-2500 Join us for an evening of Sahaja Meditation, a simple, time-honored technique to help reduce stress and increase wellness. Meditation brings better focus and helps people become more centered and balanced. This event is handicapped accessible.


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Artist’s Guild: Riverwork ProjectFiber Art with Suzy FarrenWednesdat, 4th May, 6:30pmSt.Louis Artis’s Guild Clayton, 12 N. Jackson (at Forsyth) 63105 If you love to knit, felt, stitch, hook rugs, quilt, make books, eco-dye, make baskets, and more, plan to attend. We’ll be treated to a gallery walkabout with Sun Smith-Foret and Riverworks Project artists. Hear the stories behind the vast 200’ textile installation. Lynn Hamilton, Maturity and Its Muse, will say a few words about its festival Celebrating Art for Senior Engagement.

Riverwork Project is a 300+linear foot series of textile segments made with participation of 100+ mostly regional artists. It is based on the idea ‘River”, including history, settlement, nature, flora, fauna, light and reflection, dreams, memories, family commerce, slave trade, Native American, Immigrant and African American experience. Text includes references to films, songs, writing and poetry about ‘River’ and human response to WATER as primary life source, holder of emotional content, symbol. Textiles will be installed throughout Artist’s Guild space with Glass Sculpture and Photographs by Libby Reuter and Josh Rowan of Watershed Cairns. The exhibition runs from 22nd April to 8th May. The event is handicapped accessible. For more information you can contact Sun Smith-Foret at [email protected]

St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone BranchAdult Coloring ClubWednesday, 4th May, 7:00 p.m.300 Clarkson Rd. Ellisville, MO 63011-2222 Coloring is a relaxing activity even for adults. Come out and treat yourself to some free time to color, listen to music, and socialize. Supplies will be provided or you can bring your own supplies. This event is handicapped accessible.

Registration requested beginning April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or online at http://www.slcl.org/events.

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University of Missouri Extension Community Arts Program in partnership with the St. Louis Storytelling Festival, Missouri Humanities Council, and Missouri History MuseumSt. Louis Storytelling Festival Programs Thursday, 5th May, 9:30am and 10:30amAT&T Foundation Multipurpose Room, 5700 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112

Now in its 37th year, the St. Louis Storytelling Festival amazes and entertains thousands of children and adults. Join Bobby and Sherry Norfolk, along with a talented group of youth tellers from Taiwan, for the 9:30 K–2 session. At 10:30, Carole Shelton and Larry Brown will weave their tales of magic for upper elementary and older children. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please go to http://stlstorytellingfestival.com/

Center of Creative ArtsMove for your HealthThursday, 5th May, 10:00-10:30am (performance) 10:30-11:30am (class)524 Trinity Ave, St. Louis, MO 63130

A healthy body has strength, flexibility and endurance. In this class, students will split time between Pilates-based exercises designed to strengthen core abdominal, back and pelvic muscles and modern dance movements that contribute to overall balance, coordination, grace and creative expression.

For more information you can contact at [email protected] or call (314) 725-6555.

OASISOil: The Fuel That Drives U.S. Foreign PolicyThursday, 5th May, 10:00am-12:00pmClayton OASIS , 50 Gay Ave Clayton, MO 63105

In the past decade, the United States has reduced its petroleum imports by 20%. Though foreign oil now fuels less than half of our daily habit, Americans’ disparate use of global oil will continue to drive foreign policy. Examine how the ooze that has tantalized and entangled our nation has played a role in nearly every major U.S. military engagement since World War II. Please join Katie Hagerty Young as she leads an exploration into the history of America’s relationship with its favorite non-renewable resource. This event is handicapped accessible.

Admissions fee: $15. Please call 314-862-4859 or visit www.oasisnet.org to register.

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St. Louis Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (St. Louis NORC) and St. Louis Storytelling FestivalSt Louis Storytelling FestivalThursday, 5th May, 11:00amJCC #2 Millstone Campus Dr. 63146

The St. Louis Storytelling Festival, now in its 36th year, renews and celebrates an ancient art. It is the largest free storytelling festival in the world. Throughout its history, it has won many awards for its innovative and masterful celebration of storytelling, and for its outreach to the St. Louis metropolitan community. The event is hosted by the St. Louis NORC, a neighborhood aging-in-place program, provides socialization, health and wellness, intellectual programming, and support services to older adults living in their own homes. Operating since 2004, it reaches 1400+ individuals in a three mile area in St. Louis County. This event is handicapped accessible.

Please call (314) 442-3255 to reserve a space.

The Missouri History Museum and Maturity and Its MuseThe Silver Stages “Forever Young”Thursday, 5th May, 10:30am5700 Lindell Blvd. Forest Park

Robert Denison leads the joint Gatesworth-One McKnight Place & Covenant House Chorale in a morning of happy song and entertainment. Come and sing along. Several of the chorale members have appeared on Broadway! This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can contact Lynn Hamilton [email protected] (314) 420-1444

ANNONYArts, Tom Brady and Monica Newsam Man in the BoxThursday, 5th May 2016, 8:00pmSatori, 3003 Locust St. St. Louis MO 63103

We are in the middle of the night - alone with Self on an island – a strange geography forged by the ebb and flow of life’s gifts and obstacles surrounded by blackness - the sound of water rippling.

The fog surrounds us but for this moment of clarity.

Light in this place of Self is sparse and fleeting.

For more information please go to www.satori3003.net. Register for the event at www.mib.eventbrite.com

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St. Louis County Library, Bridgeton Trails BranchBridge GameFriday, 6th May, 9:00am3455 McKelvey Rd, Bridgeton, MO 63044-2500 If you want to learn the basics of bridge or already know how to play, come and play in a casual atmosphere where coaching is available.


Lifelong Learning InstituteLLI Art FairFriday, 6th May, 1:30pm9 N. Jackson 63105

Join us at the Lifelong Learning Institute at Washington University for our Spring Art Fair where we will have paintings, sculpture, photographs, ceramics, needlework and more by our talented students on display. Culinary artists will have their baked goods on hand for your pleasure as well. Free and open to all. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can contact Katie Compton at [email protected].

OASISMedical Quackery and Famous FraudsFriday, 6th May, 10:00am-12:00pmChesterfield OASIS, Chesterfield City Hall 690 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017

You will be amazed and amused at the bizarre treatments and worthless medications that abounded in the early 20th Century. Learn how nervous dispositions and cranky babies were calmed with popular preparations of alcohol and opium. Some of history’s most outrageous hucksters are included in this zany presentation by Bev Schuetz. This event is handicapped accessible.

Fee: $12. Please call 314-862-4859 or visit www.oasisnet.org to register for these classes.

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Saint Louis Art MuseumFree Drop-in ToursFriday, 6th May, 11:00am1 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO 63110

Free drop in tours led by our engaging senior docent guides. Tours will highlight works in our permanent collection that showcase the creativity of older artists and topics relevant to later life. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please go to http://www.slam.org/

St. Louis County Library, Thornhill Branch50+ BingoFriday, 6th May, 2:00pm12863 Willowyck Dr. St. Louis, MO 63146-3771 Join your friends to play bingo! Prizes awarded to all winners. This event is handicapped accessible.


St. Louis County Library, Lewis & Clark BranchCrafty Cafe: SuncatchersFriday, 6th May, 2:00pm9909 Lewis-Clark Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63136-5322 Add beauty to your yard, patio, or window with illuminating suncatchers! All ages. This event is handicapped accessible.

Register by April 1. To register, please call the St. Louis County Library at (314) 944-3300 or register online at http://www.slcl.org/events

St. Louis County Library, Eureka Hill BranchBook BingoFriday, 6th May, 2:00pm156 Eureka Towne Ctr, Eureka, MO 63025-1032 Win the game and choose from a selection of gently used books. This event is handicapped accessible.


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Magic HouseFit Kid: Free Kid at The Magic House Friday, 6th May, 4:00-7:00pm 516 S. Kirkwood Rd. 63122

Fit Kid: Free Kid gives families the opportunity to play their way to a healthier lifestyle and features a variety of health and fitness activities as well as special art activities in the Art Studio. Children 14 and under and their grandparents will receive free admission with pre-registration. This event is handicapped accessible.

Register for Fit Kid: Free Kid May 6 at www.magichouse.org. Children 14 and under and their grandparents are eligible for free admission.

St. Louis Storytelling FestivalLater TalesFriday, 6th May, 7:00pmFaith des Peres Presbyterian Church, 11155 Clayton Rd, St. Louis, 63131 The St. Louis Storytelling Festival, now in its 37th year, celebrates and renews an ancient art. At Later Tales, audiences can enjoy a wide variety of stories and storytellers, including spiritual and faith-based stories, a GHOST Slam! concert, and performances by our six nationally recognized Festival Featured tellers. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information on the tellers, please visit www.stlstorytellingfestival.com.

Laclede Groves Senior Art ShowFriday, 6th May, 7:00pm723 S Laclede Station RoadLaclede Groves Auditorium, Webster Groves, MO 63119 Laclede Groves will be hosting an art show displaying art worked on by residents in all four levels of care on our campus. This art will include ceramics, watercolors and basket weaving that they have worked on in our Art Studio, art completed during the Artfully Aging Watercolor classes in the Care Center and projects completed during the 10 week project with the Maryville University Occupational Therapy students this past semester. More information will be available on the Music and Memory program which is being utilized on the Laclede Groves campus in both the Care Center and Assisted Living Memory Care. This event is handicapped accessible. For more informatin please go to www.lssliving.org

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Perennial Community WorkshopSaturday, 7th May, 11:00am7413 S. Broadway, St. Louis, MO 63111

Come down to Perennial’s shop to work on your own creative reuse projects. Perennial staff will be on hand to offer design and build advice! You’ll have access to our space, our tools, and our creative reuse pros. You can even scrounge through our found junk pile to discover a project to work on or find the pieces and parts you need for something you bring in. This event is handicapped accessible.

Suggested fee is only $10 an hour! For more information you can contact (314) 832-2288 or go to http://perennialstl.org/

Contemporary Art Museum St. LouisArtist Talk: Great Rivers Biennial Saturday, 7th May, 11:00am3750 Washington Blvd

Great Rivers Biennial artists Lyndon Barrois, Jr., Nanette Boileau, and Tate Foley are joined by Chief Curator Jeffrey Uslip for a conversation about their practices and exhibitions at CAM. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information you can contact (314) 535-4660 or go to http://camstl.org/exhibitions/main-gallery/great-rivers-biennial-lyndon-barrois-jr-nanette-boileau-and-tate-foley/

Contemporary Art MuseumLunch at CAM Saturday, 7th May, 12:00pm3750 Washington Blvd

The Museum’s café offers fresh, seasonal lunch fare curated by CAM, featuring Mississippi Mud Coffee, Winslow’s Home scones and cookies, Breadsmith baked bread, and Serendipity ice cream. The café is open during Museum hours, Wednesday through Sunday, with bar service until 8:00 pm every Thursday and Friday. CAM members receive and participants of the festival will receive a 10% discount.

Menu: http://camstl.org/cafe/

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Pulitzer Arts Foundation Spotlight Tour Saturday. 7th May, 1:15pm3716 Washington Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Come in for a quick culture fix with a ten-minute tour of the art on view. Visit our neighbors at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis for a tour at 1:00pm, and then join a Pulitzer gallery assistant at 1:15pm for insights into one highlighted work or aspect of the current exhibition.This event is handicapped accessible

For more information please go to http://pulitzerarts.org/program/spotlight-tours

Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective, St. Louis Storytelling Festival, and Kranzberg Arts CenterNot Another One! A Studio Theater PerformanceSaturday, 7th May, 11:00am-12:00pmKranzberg Arts Center, 501 N. Grand Blvd, 63103 As part of the 37th annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival, Story Stitchers Artists Collective and teen members will be joined by local seniors to present a thoughtful one-of-a-kind performance. Not Another One! is based on the Collective’s ongoing work addressing gun violence prevention. Along with a music and video screening, and original storytelling performances, the Collective will add a new dimension through the live onstage interviews of invited senior citizens in conjunction with the Celebrating Art for Senior Engagement Festival. The Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective is a 501 (c ) (3) non-profit that brings teens and artists together in documenting our community through art, word, video, and music. This event is handicapped accessible. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] for more information.

Parc Provence Memory Care Facility and Creve Couer Arts CommitteeSharing Stories: Sweets, Toys and SuperherosSaturday, 7th May, 1:00pmTappmeyer House, 2 Barnes West Drive, Creve Coeur, MO 63141

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Congregation Temple IsraelPerformance by Chavurat Shira ChoirSaturday, 7th May, 7:30pm#1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Drive St. Louis, MO 63141

Temple Israel is going to have a dessert reception at 7:00, followed by a concert by Chavurat Shira, our congregational choir, at 7:30. Temple Israel’s choir, Chavurat Shira, will perform a concert of a wide selection of music, including musical theater, opera, liturgy and more. Led by Molly Stehn, with accompaniment by Dan Vizer, and joined by Rabbi Feder, this talented group of congregants started out as a circle of friends (chavurah) and has been leading High Holiday and Shabbat worship for several years.

We are delighted to offer free transportation for those in need through the generosity of the Gershman Fund of Temple Israel. We will also be reaching out to local retirement facilities to see if they would like to attend as well. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information or to arrange for transportation please contact Sydney Masin at TI, 432-8050 or [email protected]

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Art Saint Louis and Maturity and its MuseCelebrating Artistic Experience16th April - 26th May223 Pine Street, St. Louis MO 63103

Gallery hours are Mondays 7:00am-4:00pm, Tuesdays through Fridays 7:00am-5:00pm, and Saturdays 8:30am-4:00pm Closed Sundays & holidays. Free & open to the public. This exhibit showcases the talents of Artists Informed by Time. A juried exhibit, this show was open to artists aged 70+ who, by making art, share their thoughts & ideas about the world and themselves with us. For this exhibit, 163 artworks were submitted by 71 St. Louis regional artists for consideration by exhibition Jurors Lynn Friedman Hamilton and Meredith Malone from which they selected 54 artworks in a variety of media by 58 artists from Missouri and Illinois for the final show. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information please go to http://www.artstlouis.org/index.php/exhibition-schedule/up-next-in-the-gallery/maturity-and-its-muse-celebrating-artistic-experience

Craft AllianceDark Matter: Featuring Terry Boyd and Amanda McCavour1st May - 8th May6640 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis MO 63130

Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Fridays 10:00am-5:00pm, Fridays through Saturdays 10:00am-6:00pm and Sunday 11:00am-5:00pm. Closed on Mondays.

Dark Matter features the work of Amanda McCavour and Terry M. Boyd, both of whom expressively use fiber to express emotion and push the boundaries of contemporary fiber art. This exhibition explores the more solemn and introverted emotional states, revealing and reveling in a darker side of our everyday consciousness. McCavour constructs Black Cloud out of various papers and yarns, creating a dark yet elegant form. The Cloud fills the room, so viewers will be able to interact with the artwork on an intimate level, peeking through it, looking up into it and walking around it. Paired with McCavour’s Black Cloud is Terry M. Boyd’s aggressive and expressive embroidery. Boyd’s 2-dimensional hand sewn pieces are predominantly mono-chromatic works that explore memory and provoke thoughts of vast spaces and abstract landscapes. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information, please go to http://www.craftalliance.org/exhibitions/delmar/darkmatter16/darkmatter16.htm

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St. Louis Community College - MeramecAnnual Juried Student Exhibition15th April - 6th May11333 Big Bend Rd, St. Louis, MO 63122 - Humanities East, Room 133

Gallery hours are Mondays through Thursdays 10:00am-6:30pm, Fridays 10:00am-6:00pm, and Saturdays 11:00am-4:00pm. Closed on Sundays. Outstanding works in drawing, design, ceramics, painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, interior design, printmaking, graphic design, architecture and illustration showing the creativity, skill and diversity of Meramec art students.

Jurors: Robin Hirsch-Steinhoff of Art St. Louis – Fine ArtsNathan Sprehe of Almanac Design – Applied Arts

Museum of Contemporary Religious ArtGeorges Rouault: Miserere et Guerre26th January - 6th May221 N Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63103

Gallery hours are Tuesdays through Sundays 11:00am-4:00pm. Closed on Mondays.

Georges Rouault is a distinctive figure in twentieth-century art. Born in working-class Paris in 1871, Rouault was apprenticed as a youth to a stained glass workshop. In late 1890, he enrolled in the École des Beaux-Arts, where he became the favorite pupil of Symbolist painter Gustave Moreau. Rouault became involved with the Fauves (among them his classmate Henri Matisse) and began participating in major exhibitions, notably the Salon d’Automne of 1905. Rouault developed his own, primarily Expressionist, style, influenced by his strong affinity for the medieval period. Yet he remained outside of the group movements that dominated the twentieth century, developing a focused, persistent artistic vision expressed in a variety of media.

For more information, please go to http://www.slu.edu/mocra/mocra-current-exhibitions/georges-rouault-miserere-et-guerre

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The Saint Louis University Museum of ArtLinda Skrainka: Reflections4th March - 15th May3663 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Gallery hours are Wednesdays through Sundays 11:00am-4:00pm. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

The exhibition features paintings and drawings by Linda Skrainka on loan from private collections, is a critical survey of her career as an artist. These artworks chronicle the artist’s formal concerns and the often overlooked details of everyday life for which she had a keen eye. Excerpts from her personal journal provide additional background for many of the artworks, and contribute to a deeper understanding of their meaning.

For more information please go to http://www.slu.edu/sluma-home/current-exhibition/additional-information

Pulitzer Arts FoundationEllipsis15th April - 2nd July3716 Washington Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Gallery hours are Wednesdays 10:00am-5:00pm, Thursdays through Fridays 10:00am-8:00pm, and Saturdays 10:00am- 5:00pm. Closed on Sundays through Tuesdays.

Ellipsis is a group exhibition that invites visitors to listen, look, touch, taste, and pause—celebrating the senses and embracing a range of individual and collective experiences. Spanning artistic practices and eras, Ellipsis brings out unexpected variations in perception, interaction, and awareness. This event is handicapped accessible.

For more information, please go to http://pulitzerarts.org/exhibition/ellipsis

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Contemporary Art MuseumGreat Rivers Biennial: Lyndon Barrois Jr., Nanette Boileau, and Tate Foley6th May - 14th August750 Washington Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108

Gallery hours are Wednesdays 10:00am-5:00pm, Thursdays through Fridays 10:00am-8:00pm, Saturday through Sundays 10:00am-5:00pm. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. CAM and Gateway Foundation present the seventh edition of the Great Rivers Biennial featuring new work by St. Louis–based artists Lyndon Barrois Jr., Nanette Boileau, and Tate Foley. The Great Rivers Biennial Arts Award Program, a collaborative initiative between CAM and Gateway Foundation, identifies talented emerging and mid-career artists working in the greater St. Louis metropolitan area, providing them with a $20,000 honorarium and a major exhibition at CAM. Three distinguished jurors—Anne Ellegood, Senior Curator at the Hammer Museum; Valerie Cassel Oliver, Senior Curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; and Paul Pfeiffer, sculptor, photographer, and video artist—selected the 2016 winners from more than 80 submissions.

For more informatin please go to http://camstl.org/exhibitions/main-gallery/great-rivers-biennial-lyndon-barrois-jr-nanette-boileau-and-tate-foley/

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