Winter weather is still here and it seems like everyone’s cooped up at home, but you still have plenty of opportunities to get out and get involved with the Dutchtown community in February. Check our calendar or follow us on Twitter and Facebook to stay up to date with what’s going on in the neighborhood.
There’s already lots on the calendar for September, but we’ll keep this post updated when anything else comes up! You can try to keep up here, check DutchtownSTL.org/calendar, like our page on Facebook (facebook.com/DutchtownSTL), or follow us on Twitter (@DutchtownSTL) to stay up to date on events around the neighborhood.
The Gravois Park Neighborhood Association meets this Tuesday, August 8th, and every second Tuesday at 6PM in the old Jefferson Bank building at 3353 California, just north of Cherokee.
The Dutchtown South Community Corporation needs you to get involved! Several opportunities are currently available.
Dutchtown West will not meet in November. Because Grbic serves as a polling place on our usual meeting night, there will be no November meeting. Please remember to go vote, and join DWNA on Tuesday, December 13th to get caught up.
The Gravois Park Neighborhood Association meets at 6:00 this Tuesday, October 11th, and every second Tuesday of the month at the old Jefferson Bank building, 3353 California at Cherokee.
Come to the 5 Star Senior Center on Thursday, September 8th at 6:30 for the quarterly Community Outreach Meeting for the Third District. The Third District includes portions of Dutchtown east of Grand and north of Meramec. The featured guest speaker will be Lt. Mike Mueller of the Special Operations Unit.
Both the Gravois Park and Dutchtown West Neighborhood Associations meet this Tuesday, August 9th.
Two neighborhood organizations have their monthly meetings this Tuesday, June 14th, and every second Tuesday of the month.
Read the rest of “Neighborhood Meetings on Tuesday June 14th”
Head to the Thomas Dunn Learning Center on Saturday, May 14th at 9am for the Incarnate Word Foundation’s 6th Annual Marketplace of Ideas Showcase. Five finalists will exhibit their proposals for youth summer programs and residents will have an opportunity to vote on which three receive a $10,000 grant.
