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Obscure Postcards @ Fort Gondo

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 03:53:22 +0000

Obscure Postcards presents local photographers Brett Beckemeyer and
Alan Palmer with photographs from around the world. Themes focusing on
urban formation, urban decay, and the built environment unite a
variety of photographic vantage points ranging from the
photojournalistic to the
abstract. Bangkok, Chicago, Montreal, Tokyo, and Quebec are among the
cities represented in the respective works.

Opening reception will be held Friday, March 14th from 7-10 p.m. at
the Fort Gondo Compound for the Arts @ 3151 Cherokee Street.

Mucca Pazza Instore @ Apop records

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 22:59:36 +0000

Apop Records. 2831 Cherokee. Saint Louis Mo. 63118

http://www.apoprecords.com/consignment.html

Next Sat Mucca Pazza, a 30 piece marching band from Chicago, will do a 2pm Free instore playing a variety of tunage (everything from
Gainsbourg to Le Tigre). Catch them later that night at the Bluebird
"See slide trombones, marching drums, accordions and other romantic icons wielded by musicians with the purpose of making music,
instigating spontaneous dancing, loss of bladder control, and horn
honking. You may find it sexy if you like uniforms or anything
dork-ass."

Black Bear Bakery: Pan de Muertos

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 18:32:33 +0000

Black Bear Bakery will be participating in the Day of the Dead Celebrations by
introducing our Pan de Muertos that week from October 31 to Nov. 3rd. This "Bread of
the Dead" for the Day of the Dead is a light wheat with flavors of anise and orange topped with images of skulls or other scary things. See below for information on the Day of the Dead Celebration at the Community Arts and Media Project (CAMP) announced on the Benton Park West listserve.

Dias de los Muertos
Pan De Muertos
Oct. 31 to Nov. 3rd

Black Bear Bakery
2639 Cherokee
St. Louis, MO 63104

St. Louis to Spend $Millions to "Revilatize" Cherokee Street

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 19:38:46 +0000

News 4 Coverage: City hopes to revitalize St. Louis landmark, make it tourist friendly
October 17th, 2007

"A St. Louis landmark will soon get a face lift. City leaders approved millions to fix up Cherokee Street. The bottom line is that city leaders want Cherokee Street to be more inviting for locals and tourists."