High Noon: Prison Performing Arts: The Voice Within–Eric Satterfield, PPA Production Coordinator, and John Wolbers , Executive Director, PPA
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High Noon: Back to the Drawing Board: Visualizing Creative Possibilities–Margaret Keller, St. Louis-based Installation Artist
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High Noon: Stories from Furtherer down the Road, with Mark Lipman, US National Beat Poet Laureate 2024-2025
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High Noon: From the Delta to the Lou–the Bluesy Roots of it All, with Lady J Huston, St. Louis Blues Vocalist and Trumpeter
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High Noon: Women Reformers and Engineers Clean up US Cities, 1890s to WWII–Pamela E. Mack, retired historian of science and technology, Clemson University
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High Noon: DAILY LINES–Sophie Binder, St. Louis designer, illustrator and rock climber
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High Noon: Just Say Yes–A Discussion with Kristen Sorth, Director & CEO, St. Louis County Library
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High Noon: Poems Fresh Off the Assembly Line–A Reading and Discussion by John Dorsey, Former Belle, Missouri, Poet Laureate
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High Noon: Crossings: Women, St. Louis and the Santa Fe Trail
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Music from “Back Water” with Singer-Songwriter John Schneller and Guitarist Rob “Lava” Lampe from Columbia, MO
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A Brief History of the Bauhaus, with Terry Suhre, retired Director of Gallery 210 and Research Professor of Art & Art History
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High Noon all around the West–A Reading and Discussion by Walter Bargen, Missouri’s First Poet Laureate
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