Nuestra Comunidad: Hispanic St. Louis

Overview

Description

Thursday Nights at the Museum is a weekly series where the museum exhibits are open late and you can enjoy pop-up activities, a cash bar, food and more!

Step into the heart of Hispanic Heritage Month as we explore the dynamic tapestry of St. Louis’s Hispanic community. Join us as people share heartfelt stories about what home and community mean to them, as they reflect on traditions, connections, struggles, moments of pride, and hopes for the future.

Join us in the Grand Hall before the program to enjoy food and drink available for purchase from the Key Bistro. You can visit resource tables to learn more about the local St. Louis Hispanic community. We encourage you to take part in our activity table to paint your own Taino petroglyph rocks that you can put in your garden!

Schedule

• 5–7pm |  Food and drink are available for purchase from the Key Bistro.
• 5:00–6:30pm | Visit resource tables, enjoy food and drinks, and explore our galleries, and paint your own Taino petroglyph rock.
• 6pm | Doors open to the Lee Auditorium.
• 6:30pm | Join us in the Lee Auditorium to listen as local members of the Hispanic community share stories, struggles, traditions, and more.

More Information

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Nuestra Comunidad: Hispanic St. Louis

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