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Bob Cassilly Recipient of Lifetime Achievement In The Arts Award - Vimarsana News

Bob Cassilly Recipient of Lifetime Achievement In The Arts Award

The 2023 recipient of the Webster Groves Art Commission’s Lifetime Achievement in the Arts award is the late Robert “Bob” Cassilly, Jr.

Boo in the Lou! Nearly 30 spooky things to do for Halloween in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Boo in the Lou! Nearly 30 spooky things to do for Halloween in St. Louis

For kids to adults, from pleasant and serene to downright terrifying, here are events and attractions to keep your hair on end and your candy bag filled.

Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival kicks off with three days of cultural celebration - Vimarsana News

Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival kicks off with three days of cultural celebration

The Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival is underway in Soulard. It's a three-day event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with dancing, food, crafts and much more.

Missouri's oldest surviving Black school, 'an extraordinary act of defiance,' comes back to life | KCUR 89.3 - Vimarsana News

Missouri's oldest surviving Black school, 'an extraordinary act of defiance,' comes back to life | KCUR 89.3

St. Louis County restored the only known remaining African American school in the county. During the 1900s, African Schoolhouse #4 held about 20 Black children each school year before it closed in 1950.

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St. Louis County reopens African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County reopens African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park

St. Louis County restored the only known remaining African American school in the county. During the 1900s, African Schoolhouse #4 held about 20 Black children each school year before it closed in 1950.