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The MNIA Operation STEM Project was A Huge Success!!!

3/22/2016

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The Meacham Park Neighborhood Improvement Association
Operation STEM was HUGE Success!

Students were introduced to participate in numerous hands on projects in science, technology, engineering, and math.


Students were awarded certificates and mini ipads to further encourage STEM Learning


It was an amazing day of discovery and fun. 

Thank you to All our Supporters, Volunteers, and Parents!

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Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration - 2015

2/2/2015

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MNIA Back To School Rally 2014

10/20/2014

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Hands On Kirkwood - Saturday, 10/04/2014

10/1/2014

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Hands on Kirkwood is a one-day mission blitz of our local community. A day when every member of the community is encouraged and empowered to go and to serve. All of us have heard the statement, “It is better to give than to receive.” Most of us believe this statement, but few of us find an intentional way to live it out on a daily basis. Hands on Kirkwood is that intentional way.  It is a simple way – just sign-up - to serve neighbors in need. Neighbors in need of a friend, neighbors in need of yard work, neighbors in need of home repairs, neighbors in need of a smile, neighbors in need of a clothes or a blanket.

Please mark your calendar and plan to be a part of this year’s Hands on Kirkwood community-wide day of service. For More Info: http://www.kirkwoodbaptist.org/community/hands-on-kirkwood/

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16 Downtown Kirkwood Businesses recognized as Readers' Choice Favorites

8/7/2014

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It's July, and that means that the annual Readers' Choice favorites are published in St. Louis Magazine and Sauce Magazine.  St. Louis Magazine recognized six of our retail shops and one of our salons:

Alpine Shop--Best Shop for Athletic Gear
Paperdolls--Boutique on the Move and favorite Women's Boutique
East + West, Fun in the Sun Sports & Leisure, Sparkle Boutique---Notable Retail Additions
Christopher's--Gift Store
Ginger Bay Salon and Spa--favorite Hair Salon and favorite Spa

Everyone knows that Downtown Kirkwood has a lot to offer anyone who likes to eat or cook.
Here's the list of favorites from Sauce Magazine:
  • Ranoush
  • Café ProvencalCitizen Kane's Steak Hours
  • One 19 North Tappas and Wine Bar
  • Kirkwood Farmers' Market
  • Great Harvest Bread Company
  • McArthur's Bakery
  • Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate
  • Global Foods Market
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Puppet Show At First Baptist of Meacham

6/13/2014

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Final Lecture: The Art of Kara Walker, Saint Louis Art Museum Education Space, This Friday, June 6 at 6:30 pm

6/4/2014

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YWCA - Summer Program: "Emerging Entrepreneurs" - Registration Deadline - 5/30/14

5/29/2014

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The Battle of Island Mound, a documentary on the first time African American troops engaged in Civil War Combat

5/27/2014

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The 23rd Annual STL African Arts Festival 2014

5/27/2014

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The first St. Louis African Arts Festival was held in 1991 as an outgrowth of the 34th Annual African Studies Conference hosted by Washington University.  A year prior to the conference, a group of academic, business, and community leaders came together to explore ways in which a forum could be established that would bring the  diverse community of St. Louis together for the purpose of learning and celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of African and African American  people. The mission of the festival is to increase the awareness of the global contributions of African people and people of African descent have made through art, cultural, and educational programs.

The St. Louis African Arts Festival is held in beautiful Forest Park. Each year the festival attracts a diverse audience of thousands of local residents and out-of-town visitors during the Memorial Day weekend. The Festival draws the community together in celebration of the rich contributions of Africa and the African Diaspora (diaspora--people settled far from their ancestral homelands).  The annual event enjoys partnerships with major local cultural institutions as the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Saint Louis Zoo, the Missouri History Museum, the St. Louis Public Library, the Muny, and Washington University in St. Louis.

The African Heritage Association of St. Louis, the parent organization of the St. Louis African Arts Festival, receives support from the Missouri Arts Council and the Regional Arts Commission. The festival is free and open to the public.

The African Heritage Association of St. Louis, Inc. (AHA) is a 501(C) 3, non-profit organization and is governed by its Board of Directors.

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