Outside360 is a peer-to-peer marketplace that connects hosts and users through online listings for outdoor adventure. Join them at KAMP to learn how to list your property for outdoor activities, or become a user and book unique outdoor experiences across the country.
Join Equitable St. Louis for a presentation and discussion about how to drive racially equitable development through Community Benefits Agreements that are community-based, legally binding, and enforceable by the community.
Find out more about Equitable Development Through Community Benefits Agreements
Callisto Comics will be walking through the history of comics decade by decade in 2019. In January they’ll explore the events of the 1930s.
There is a rich and impressive history of German Abolitionists who fought for a color-blind democracy in Missouri. Learn more about this history at a symposium at the German Cultural Center.
Find out more about Face of Love: Common History of African Americans and Germans in Missouri
Callisto Comics will be walking through the history of comics decade by decade in 2019. In February they’ll explore the events of the 1940s.
Callisto Comics will be walking through the history of comics decade by decade in 2019. In May they’ll explore the events of the 1960s.
DT2 has been chosen as a finalist for Missouri Main Street Connection‘s UrbanMain initiative. This is a unique opportunity to bring in professional resources to help Dutchtown plan for a vibrant commercial future and further DT2’s mission to promote a thriving community and shared prosperity by facilitating economic development and fostering opportunity in the Dutchtown neighborhood.
Find out more about Downtown Dutchtown UrbanMain Presentation
Franciscan Friars Fr. Casey Cole, OFM and Fr. Tito Serrano, OFM are touring the Major League ballparks this summer. During their stop to see the Cardinals in St. Louis, they’ll be at St. Anthony of Padua to discuss their journey!
Thomas Dunn Learning Center hosts the Equity Lens series, showcasing the experiences and perspectives of people through the spheres of economic, environmental, and social justice.
Find out more about Equity Lens: Economic Equity in St. Louis
Join Dutchtown Main Streets for Go Dutch!, an informational gathering to learn how you can make Dutchtown home! We’ll have lots of resources for first-time homebuyers, low- and moderate-income buyers, renters, and anyone else looking to put down roots in the Dutchtown neighborhood.
