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11/11/2009
Food Drive - Meramec and SCEUC. Benefits Operation Food Search and Circle of Concern. Non-Perishable food and personal care items welcom. Please, no glass.
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11/11/2009
The Switchfits, a local teenage band, was just selected as a semifinalist by School Jam USA, a "one of a kind battle of the bands competition" that is seeking the best band in all the high schools across America.
10 bands in 5 different regions were selected. Voting begins 11.01 to 12.05 and the top 2 vote getters in each region will be flown to Anaheim, CA for the finals and the winning band will travel to Europe next March to perform at the 2010 School Jam Germany finals in Frankfurt.
Voters can go to the School Jam USA site, www.wannaplaymusic.com/programs/schooljam-usa, and vote once daily. Every vote is important.
The Switchfits are looking for support from their hometown, St. Louis and the Midwest region which they represent.
The students and music programs in the high schools are encouraged to participate. There are prizes that will be raffled, just for voting (camcorders, ipods etc). The more votes submitted, the more chances your name will be eligible for prizes. The other winner here is the high schools, who will receive funding up to $5000.00 for their music programs if the band reaches the final 10.
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11/17/2009
CanSculpture: LH Lobby. Meramec art students will turn your generous food donations into a fantastic sculpture.
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11/22/2009
Sponsored by St. Stephen Catholic Church of
Richwoods. Also Sweet Potatoes, Pickled Beets, Green Beans, Dessert and Drink
for $7.50 per dinner/$3.00 for children ages 6 to 12. Free Wine and Cheese Tasting compliments of
Bardenheier Restaurant and Winery, Richwoods,
MO. For additional information:
573-678-2207 or 636-586-1464.
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11/25/2009
Featuring St.
Louis premiere vintage rock band Bad Penny. Doors will open to the public at 6:30 PM. A
$5.00 donation is asked for the over 21 crowd and a donation of 3
non-perishable can goods or box food or unwrapped toys for the under 21 crowd.
ALL donations go to the Elks Christmas baskets. Bad Penny will perform from
7:00 PM until 11:00 PM. There will be food and drink available for purchase.
For more information visit www.badpennyrocks.com
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12/2/2009
The Living World (North Side of Zoo). Parking is Free in North LotPresented by Dr. Michael Roberts, Curators'
Professor of Animal Science, Biochemistry, and Veterinary Pathobiology, University of Missouri-Columbia,
Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences
Center. Adults, teachers,
middle and high school students, and the general public are invited to attend
these no-cost lectures on topical issues in science. For further information call 314-768-5466 or
314-533-8586.
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2/1/2010
The Big Read program gives communities the
opportunity to come together to read, discuss, and celebrate one of 23
selections from American and world literature. The Big Read in St. Charles will focus on “The Adventures of
Tom Sawyer” by Mark Twain. Activities will take place February 1-28, 2010. For
more information about The Big Read please visit www.neabigread.org.
The Month of February, 2010
Various Times.
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main
Center, St. Charles, MO
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2/10/2010
The Living World (North Side of Zoo). Parking is Free in North Lot.
Presented by Dr. Pamela Gay - Astronomer,
Assistant Research Professor, Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville;
Co-Host , Astronomy Cast; Team Member, Galaxy Zoo. Adults, teachers, middle and
high school students, and the general public are invited to attend these
no-cost lectures on topical issues in science.
For further information call 314-768-5466 or 314-533-8586.
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2/28/2010
Featuring Instrumental
and vocal chamber music will be performed by David Halen on violin, Savely
Schuster on cello, Miran Halen, soprano, and Katja Georgieff on piano. The featured
composition is Piano Trio by the classic romantic Russian composer, Alexander
Aljabiew . Katja Georgieff, professor emeritus at Maryville,
is artistic director of Music at Maryville.
Admission is $5 for seniors; free for students; $10 all others. All programs
are presented at 3 p.m. in the Maryville University Auditorium.
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3/10/2010
The Living World (North Side of Zoo). Parking is Free in North Lot.
Presented by Bruce Lindsey, Dean, College of Architecture
and Graduate School
of Architecture & Urban Design, E. Desmond Lee Professor for Community Collaboration,
Sam Fox
School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University
in St. Louis.
Adults, teachers, middle and high school students, and the general public are
invited to attend these no-cost lectures on topical issues in science. For further information call 314-768-5466 or
314-533-8586.
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