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September 16, 2019
October First Friday Happy Hour 

Cafe Osage @ Bowood Farms 
4605 Olive St
St. Louis, MO 63108

RSVP required to receive a drink. Please RSVP here.  Only 60 seats available. 
FREE for CWEA members.  $8 for non-members.

Kim Ehrman 
Maggie Malcolm 
Thomas & Gail Oltmanns
Susan Shender 
Harry & Ann Wilson 
Third Degree Glass Factory
Local CWE artist - Shaelyn Rolf 

Currently #1 in St. Louis#1 in the Region#19 in the United States and #24 in the World on the Reverb Nation Pop Charts, Shaelyn Rolf is an independent superstar singer/songwriter originally from St. Louis, MO. Shaelyn Rolf & Ian Anderson (from Stonegate) released their debut album "Sexy Dancy Vibes".  The song "Murrrcedes" hit #2 on BMS Radio Chicago Pop Charts and "Dewey Weather" hit #25 on BMS Radio Chicago Pop Charts.  Back in St. Louis to perform and write, Shaelyn started the "Shae n' Jay Experience" a new pop blues band making waves and open to creative collaboration.  She is a star on the local reality series "Local Ambition" Season 8shot here in St. Louis.

Reverb Nation: www.reverbnation.com/shaelynrolf
Instagram: www.instagram.com/thesearemyselfies
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ShaelynRolf

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The CWEA is a 501(c)3 that helps bring the neighborhood together with events like the CWE Home & Garden Tour, the Annual Gala, monthly First Friday Happy Hours that celebrate new businesses, and many more events that help promote growth and prosperity in the CWE. Join as a business, resident or both today!

Memberships paid online are set to auto renew. You will receive a reminder email one week before your auto renewal date. You can stop your auto renewal at any time by emailing jess@thecwe.org 
Bookfest STL - Bookfest STL will be this Saturday in the streets of the CWE. BookFest St. Louis is a celebration of the literary arts that will bring dozens of local, regional and national authors together for a one-day festival in the Central West End. Festival-goers will be able to enjoy author presentations, panel discussions, book signings and an array of family-friendly activities and programming throughout the day. 

Come see local artists demonstrate their crafts and talents at Bookfest on Saturday! 
Geoffrey Parker, Woodblock Prints 
LM Flowers, Jewelry 
Jeremy Gagnon, Woodcarving 
Matt Rulo, 3D painting 
Katie O'Malley, Illustrator 
Tucker Pierce, Sewn Portraits 
Jeff Kapfer, Acrylic Painting 
Colleen Thayer, Notecards 
Alpona Stamboldjiev, Jewelry
Lauren Tracey, Fiber Art/Batik 
Isaac Ludwig, Woodworking 
 
Techartista is excited to announce they have awarded the 6-month Mural Residency to Macarena Sotelo Bieg.  Macarena is a St. Louis artist, originally from Santiago, Chile.  She creates using bright colors and intricate patterns to bring life to multiple canvases, including skateboards, walls, shoes, and clothing.   

According to Macarena, "[her] artwork is a personal journey through [her] emotions, soul, feelings and thoughts, with a desire to show the world [her] true passion."  See more of her work on her instagram (@Macarieni), and keep an eye out for a ton of content as her residency gets underway.
Ballroom Dance Academy September Classes
Tuesdays:
6-7pm - Beginner I Tango and Cha Cha 
7-8:30p - Intermediate Foxtrot and Swing 
8:30-9:30p - Nightclub Salsa 
Thursdays: 6-7p - Beginner Foxtrot & East Coast Swing 
7-8p - Intermediate Salsa Rueda 
8-9:30p - Performance Group 
More info on pricing, parking and location here
Wednesday, September 18 - New City School + The CWEA present an Educational Forum - 6:30pm in the NCS Theatre - Come meet reprsentatives from CWE neighborhood schools.  Representatives will be from The Biome School, , Crossroads Prep, Central Institute for the Deaf - CID, Rosati-Kain & New City School.  
Wednesday, September 18 - World Chess Hall of Fame - Sip & Sketch: Letterpress Posters with Central Print - 6:30-8pm - Join us for an evening of printmaking with Marie Oberkirsch of Central Print! Participants will learn how to use letterpress equipment to create works of art incorporating repeated patterns, inspired by the prints on-view in "M. C. Escher: Infinite Variations." All materials and equipment provided by Central Print. Central Print is a non-profit arts organization with a mission to promote the art of letterpress printmaking by providing workshops, classes, and programs that focus on design and production using historic printing equipment. Located in the historic Old North neighborhood of Saint Louis, Central Print serves as a classroom and studio space that offers a variety of programs for all ages. $15 General Admission. Discounted tickets are half price. Complimentary drinks and appetizers. Availability limited to 25 guests.
Wednesday, September 18 - Left Bank Books - 7-8:30p - Humble Beginnings - Breath, Eyes, Memory - Join Humble Beginnings (www.left-bank.com/humble-beginnings) for a reading group discussion of "Breath, Eyes, Memory" by Edwidge Danticat!
Thursday, September 19 - World Chess Hall of FameM.C. Escher: Infinite Variations Closing Reception - 5:30-7:30p - Join us for a free reception at the Saint Louis University Museum of Art to celebrate the closing of "M.C. Escher: Infinite Variations" with a satellite exhibition of 35 additional Escher works not previously shown at the World Chess Hall of Fame. "M.C. Escher: Infinite Variations" explores the mind-bending, mathematical and metamorphic works of world-famous graphic artist M.C. Escher. The exhibition features an extensive collection of drawings, mezzotints, lithographs, and woodcuts, which blend and blur constructs inspired by impossible worlds, the intricacies of nature, and the infinity of chess. https://worldchesshof.org/exhibit/mc-escher-infinite-variations
PARK(ing) Day is next Friday, September 20 - learn more here

Friday, September 20 - Bowood Farms - Eco Printing - Friday September 20 - 10a-1p Taught by Anne Berman -  Eco printing is the natural dye technique of transferring colorful evocations of botanicals onto paper and fabric. In this workshop, you will steam bundles of paper and fabric that are layered with flowers, leaves, and natural dyes. All materials and supplies are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own plant clippings. Workshop is limited to 8 participants. $50.

Friday, September 20Third Degree Glass Factory - FALL HARVEST - Pumpkin season has officially arrived! Join us for the grand unveiling of this year’s selection of handmade glass pumpkins!! You’ll find a wide variety of pumpkins in all shapes, sizes, colors and more, all from the creative hands and minds of our amazing independent glass artists.

WHAT ELSE IS GOING ON?
Amazing Glassmaking Demonstrations
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Glassblowing Demos at 6:15p, 7:30p, 8:45p
Flameworking Demos at 6:30p & 7:45p

Discover your inner creative with a glass art Experience! $35 per project*
Glassblowing (Ages 10+): Sculpt glowing molten glass into a paperweight.
Flameworking (Ages 10+): Melt glass rods through a torch to craft beautiful beads. Add them to a bracelet, keychain, or necklace pendant!
Fused Glass: (Ages 6+): Cut and layer pieces of glass to create jewelry, wine charms, bug magnet, glass tile, or nightlight.
*Experiences are first come, first served. No advance registration available. See below for available options.

Grab a bite from the Essentially Fries food truck
East Gallery presents new artwork by Johnny King. See more info below.
7:00p: A fall harvest calls for some bluegrass! Enjoy some live music by Dusty James & Abalone Pearl.
8:30p: The St. Louis Fire Technicians blaze their way through more fantastic fiery feats!

DOORS OPEN AT 6:00P.
ADMISSION IS FREE FOR ALL AGES
NO RSVP REQUIRED
Friday, September 20 - Evangeline's Bistro and Music House - John Boyle - 10:30-11:30pm
September 20 - 21 - The Great Forest Park Balloon Race - Friday Sept 20 - 5:00 P.M. – FESTIVITIES BEGIN  Plan ahead, find the perfect viewing area for you and your family and join us for dinner at Central Fields! Enjoy tasty fare from food trucks, concessionaires, and activities – all open beginning at 5 p.m. Or pack your own (soft-sided coolers, please) and settle in at one of the Enterprise Family Picnic areas! 6:00 P.M. – LIVE MUSIC FROM BOOGIE CHYLD ON THE MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY MAIN STAGE.  DUSK UNTIL 9 P.M. – BALLOON GLOW OFFICIALLY BEGINS. 9:15 P.M.— PNC BANK FIREWORKS FINALE.   Saturday, Sept 2112:00 P.M. – THE GREAT FOREST PARK BALLOON RACE FESTIVITIES BEGIN. 3:00 P.M. – SKYDIVERS TAKE FLIGHT 3:30 P.M. – OPENING CEREMONIES 4:30 P.M. – PNC BANK “HARE” BALLOON LAUNCHES 4:45 P.M. – “HOUND” BALLOONS LAUNCH

Saturday, September 21 - Bowood Farms - Create a Dried Floral Cloche - 10a-12pm - Taught by Anne Berman. Build a dreamy preserved garden in a cloche with dried flowers from this summer’s harvest. You’ll have a lovely assortment of dried flowers and grasses to choose from, including locally grown straw flower, celosia and globe amaranth to name a few. We will help you layer each element to create a whimsical and airy display piece for your home. All materials and supplies are provided. Workshop is limited to 12 participants. $50 

Saturday September 21 - Bowood Farms - Cyanotype - 2p – 3p - Cyanotype, or “sun printing” is a photographic printing process that produces a stunning cyan-blue print through sun exposure. Learn how to mix the chemicals, coat materials with photosensitive emulsion, and create one-of-a-kind contact prints utilizing the sun. Participants will make and take home several Cyanotype prints on paper. This workshop involves the use of chemicals, please dress accordingly in old clothing and shoes that may be stained. Workshop is limited to 12 participants. $30. 

Sunday, September 22 - Trumpeter Dawn Weber presents a concert on Sunday, September 22 at 4:00 pm at Second Presbyterian Church. The concert also includes Bob Deboo, bass and Adam Hansbrough, guitar. The concert is free and all are welcome. The church is located at 4501 Westminster Place in the Central West End. For more information call 314-367-0367.
Tuesday, September 24Evangeline's Bistro and Music House Little Picture Show Tour - 7-8:30p 

Thursday, September 26 - Bowood Farms - Knife Skills with Cafe Osage - 2 PM – 3:30 PM - Taught by Scott Davis -  Join Cafe Osage’s chef, Scott Davis, in this hands-on workshop focused on basic knife skills. Scott will demonstrate fundamental cuts and coach your technique while you practice. You’ll learn tips for maintaining and sharpening your knives and enjoy light bites at the end of the class. You are encouraged to bring your own knife, but we will provide knives to use as well. Workshop is limited to 8 participants. $45. 

Thursday, September 26 - SubZero Vodka Bar - 7-9pm - CWEA Happy Hour just because! Come meet new people in the CWE! Try our new shot/bomb bar / $7 each. Stay for DJ Greasy @9:30p. Buy a one year CWEA membership and get a free drink! 
Friday, September 27 - The Link Auditorium - Benefit Concert - TRIBUTE TO GENESIS/ PHIL COLLINS & U2 - HELP RESTORE A HISTORIC CENTRAL WEST END SPACE - Concert 7:30p | 9pm Reception - $25 concert | $40 for concert + reception. Reception tickets include 2 drink tickets, appetizers, and a bonus acoustic set with the band.  Get tickets

Friday September 27 or Saturday September 28  - Bowood Farms - Shibori Dyeing - 10 AM – 12 PM. Taught by Anne Berman. $45. Shibori is a Japanese dyeing technique that involves folding, twisting, binding or bunching cloth and dyeing it with indigo.  Each student will receive two yards of fabric to dye- that can be made into napkins, a table runner, tea towels or a pillow cover … the possibilities are endless! You will be able to allow your creativity to flow and produce a one of a kind product. This workshop involves the use of indigo dye and is held outside, please dress accordingly in old clothing that may be stained. Workshop is limited to 10 participants.

Saturday, September 28 Bowood Farms - Iris Barn Floral Arranging - 11 AM – 1 PM - Taught by Larysa Bernhardt of Iris Barn - $75 - Immerse yourself in the dramatic, floral world of Larysa Bernhardt of Iris Barn. Larysa grows and forages flowers on her small-scale farm to create romantic arrangements with layers of colors and textures. Through this hands-on class you will learn how to create your own beautiful centerpiece with tips from Larysa. The stunning arrangement you create, along with the vessel are yours to take home. Everyone from a flower-loving novice to an experienced designer will walk away inspired with new skills. Workshop is limited to 12 participants.

Sunday, September 29  - Bowood Farms - Forest Park Owls: Hiding In Plain Sight - 11 AM – 12:30 PM - Taught by Mark H.X. Glenshaw - $10.  Mark H.X. Glenshaw is an award-winning naturalist who has closely observed and documented the lives of Great Horned Owls in Forest Park, in St. Louis since December 2005.  Mark’s talk, Forest Park Owls: Hiding In Plain Sight, will cover how he found these owls, basic facts about the species, and the different behaviors he has been able to see and document with photos and videos to illustrate these behaviors. You may have heard about the owls and Mark's work with them from the regular media coverage they receive-now here is your opportunity to learn more about the owls in person.  

Cathedral Concerts announces their 2019 - 2020 season - Saint Louis Cathedral Concerts, an independent nonprofit that brings sacred and classical music to St. Louis from world-class musicians, releases its concert lineup for the 27th season. The 2019-2020 season kicks off Monday, July 29th at 8:00pm, and continues through Friday, April 21st, 2020. The series of live concerts will showcase notable musicians in one of the world’s most striking cathedrals, the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis located at 4431 Lindell Blvd. 
The Cathedral Concerts’ 27th Concert Series Season includes:
Oct. 29 – The Four Italian Tenors
Nov. 16 – Tenebrae
Nov. 29 – Vienna Boys Choir
Dec. 7 & 8– Christmas at the Cathedral
Jan. 10 - UMSL Choir with the Arianna String Quartet
Feb. 21 - Voces8 with special guests Crossroads Quartet
Mar. 8 - Dr. Lynn Trapp, Organist
Mar.29 - Organ Plus
Apr. 21 - Stile Antico
UNION AVENUE OPERA 

25th ANNIVERSARY GALA
Thursday, October 10 at 6pm
The Barnett on Washington [3207 Washington Blvd]

Join us as we celebrate Union Avenue Opera’s 25th Anniversary in the festive ambiance of The Barnett on Washington. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres followed by a masterfully crafted gourmet meal with a musical performance by Kenneth Overton (Stephen Kumalo, Lost in the Stars), Elise Quagliata (Sister James, Doubt), Marsha Thompson (Abigaille, Nabucco) and hosted by Kathy Lawton Brown, Classic 107. 3. Tickets are on sale now. Call 314-361-2881 or visit unionavenueopera.org for more information.
 
Some special offers are for CWEA members only.  See more special offers for CWEA members only on our website
Cathedral Concert Series  - For CWEA members only. The code “CWEA” can be entered at checkout and a 20% discount will be applied to the total order. This is good for any concert(s) and any number of tickets. 
The Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta Hotel  is offering 10% off to all CWEA members at the Preston and Chase Club restaurants (7 days a week). 
Forest Park Dental - CWEA members will receive free custom take-home whitening kits with their comprehensive new patient exams with their active CWEA membership card.
Kaldi's Coffee - The Kaldi's summer rollout is here! Stop in and try any of the new bakery or drink items. Your favorites, the Honey Almond Cold Brew and Summer Detox, return alongside a new treat - the Ginger Rose Latte. Be sure to try them this summer!
Steel Wheels - Check out this week's ride times
Supercuts - Click here to download the CWEA members only coupon.
Techartista - CWEA members enjoy 10% off at the Cafe, located at 4818 Washington Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63018.  Offer good with an active CWEA membership card Monday - Friday.  TA Members: Refer a friend to the space and get a $100 credit to your account when they sign up. 
World Chess Hall of Fame - Q Boutique would like to offer 20% off regular price merchandise with a current CWEA membership. 
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The CWE Business Community Improvement District (NCID) exists to enhance the District and the businesses it represents through a combination of physical improvements and promotional activities. Euclid South Community Improvement District does the same from Lindell south. The CWE Neighborhood Security Initiative was created in 2007 to serve the community with a comprehensive plan for security in the Central West End.

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