Hundreds turn out for De Soto Senior Expo | Local News
About 400 people attended the De Soto Senior Expo which featured a fun morning of bingo, speakers, chances at prizes and even a couple owls and snakes.
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About 400 people attended the De Soto Senior Expo which featured a fun morning of bingo, speakers, chances at prizes and even a couple owls and snakes.
The St. Louis region is in the path of its second solar eclipse in less than seven years on April 8.
The De Soto Senior Expo is slated for 8 a.m. to noon Wednesday, April 3, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 13225 Hwy. E, in De Soto. After free doughnuts and coffee, an array of activities will be held, including free bingo; live music and dancing; entertaining speakers and informational displays
By converting light into sound, over 750 LightSound devices will help the blind and visually impaired experience April 8’s total solar eclipse across North America, translating the eclipse’s dimming sunlight into changing musical tones.
St. Louis will get 99% of a total eclipse. The full effect can be seen in Ste. Genevieve, Mo., or Nashville, Illinois.