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Events on Apr 25, 2008

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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club The Pageant	Fri., April 25, 8:00pm	Delmar/The Loop
Not since the days of Transvision Vamp, the Darling Buds and the Primitives has the U.K. produced so many bands capable of fusing together girl-group coyness, psych-fuzz drone and smart-pop sass. Of the new breed, though, it’s the Duke Spirit who rises above buzzed-about peers such as the Ting-Tings.... More>>

Flavor Dance & Fitness Studio Salsa Lesson Flavor Dance & Fitness Studio	Fri., April 25	Delmar/The Loop	See/Be Seen, Dance
Couples sometimes have it tough. You like the clubs. She's fond of the wine bars. He's a fan of all televised games. You enjoy participatory sports. He's a magazine-reader; you appreciate romance novels. What are people with such divergent tastes to do? Head to a salsa lesson . (Just stay with us on this... More>>

Mary Roach Left Bank Books	Fri., April 25	St. Louis - Central West End	See/Be Seen, Literary Events
Science writer Mary Roach can make absolutely anything funny and fascinating. In Stiff , she hung around with crash-test bodies and other charitable cadavers. Spook sent her on a quest to figure out the afterlife. Roach's latest book, Bonk , tackles a topic that is at once private and universal.... More>>

Young Variety's Night of the Rising Stars Chase Park Plaza	Fri., April 25	St. Louis - Central West End	See/Be Seen, Eat Me, Drink Me, Benefits
On your typical Friday night, you'll head out, grab a drink and listen to some music — and absolutely no one will benefit from any of these activities. But if on this particular Friday night, you point your car in the direction of the Chase Park Plaza (212 North Kingshighway Boulevard) with $50 in... More>>

The Caucasian Chalk Circle Ivory Theatre	Daily from Fri., April 25 until Mon., April 28 (more dates/times)	St. Louis - South City	Theater
The “Caucasian” in the Bertolt Brecht’s satirical play The Caucasian Chalk Circle refers to the people of the Caucasus Mountain region, not simply generic white people, and the chalk circle is a slightly-less gory version of King Solomon’s famous test of parenthood. In the... More>>

Charis on the Couch Missouri History Museum	Fri., April 25 (more dates/times)	St. Louis - Skinker/DeBaliviere	Concerts
Is therapy funny? Those 50-minute hours spent unburdening yourself to a professional listener may seem comical to those who don’t avail themselves of the psychiatric arts, but consider the facts: That hour at therapy is an hour not spent at home with the “loved ones.” Yeah, that’s right;... More>>

The Comic Book Killer! Lemp Mansion Restaurant & Inn	Every week Friday, Saturday from Fri., January 11 until Sat., April 26	St. Louis - Soulard/Benton Park	Dinner Theater
There's a mystery afoot in the Soulard area, and it ain't the case of Who Stole the Mardi Gras Beads? — that would be disastrous this time of year! But the unsolved crime of The Comic Book Killer! is just as important. You see, the Evil Doctor Weevil has decided he wants to obliterate both the... More>>

Dinoroarus Saint Louis Zoo	Daily from Fri., April 18 until Mon., September 1	St. Louis - Forest Park	Special Exhibitions
After being hunted into extinction by the caveman 65,000,000 year ago (just go with it), dinosaurs have existed only through their fossilized remains and our imaginations. But this Friday, April 18, the Saint Louis Zoo in Forest Park (314-781-0900 or www.stlzoo.org ) debuts its Dinoroarus exhibit,... More>>

[Fox Theatre Season] Jersey Boys Fox Theatre	Thu., April 24, 1:00pm (more dates/times)	St. Louis - Grand Center	Theater
The musical story of the group of blue-collar boys who wrote their own songs, created their own sound and sold millions of records -- Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

The Garden at Night Missouri Botanical Garden	Daily from Fri., March 21 until Sun., May 18	St. Louis - Tower Grove	Home & Garden, Art Exhibits
During the hours of darkness, botanical gardens transform into tranquil acres of moonlit foliage and shadowy groves inaccessible to visitors. But now you can see this hidden world of soft, radiant flowers, trees and other late-night garden secrets, no trespassing necessary: Simply visit the Missouri... More>>

Grounded: Photography and Our Contemporary Environment Ellen Curlee Gallery	Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Fri., March 14 until Sat., May 10	St. Louis - Washington Avenue	Art Exhibits
The Ellen Curlee Gallery (1308-A Washington Avenue; www.ellencurleegallery.com or 314-504-3852) presents Grounded: Photography and Our Contemporary Environment , an international exhibition that focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural world. There's a strong concentration here on the... More>>

KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park Regional Arts Commission	Every week Friday, Saturday from Fri., April 25 until Sat., May 3	St. Louis - Skinker/DeBaliviere	Theater, See/Be Seen
Once again, the Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre resurrects a classic stinker of a film when it presents the stage version of KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park . Released straight to television in 1978, KMTPOTP is a rock & roll version of the Phantom of the Opera starring Paul, Gene, Ace and Peter, but... More>>

Miniature Books: 4,000 Years of Tiny Treasures Washington University	Daily from Mon., April 21 until Fri., June 6	University City	Special Exhibitions
Everything is cuter in miniature: kittens, puppies, hamburgers (sliders, anyone?). A new exhibit at Washington University's Olin Library (Forsyth and Skinker boulevards; 314-935-5495 or library.wustl.edu ) proves that tiny chic extends to books, too. Miniature Books: 4,000 Years of Tiny Treasures is on... More>>

Project Improv St. Louis: Super-Form Improv Tower Grove Abbey	Every week Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Thu., April 17 until Sat., April 26	St. Louis - Midtown	Theater
Quick, someone shout out a place (“Intercourse, Pennsylvania!”). Now, a type of car (“Chevy Nova!”). Finally, a condiment (“French’s Yellow Mustard!”). Now, try and tie those all together in a hilarious, no-holds-barred improv sketch. Harder then it sounds, right? Well,... More>>

Scotch Tour The Scottish Arms	Daily	St. Louis - Central West End	Drink Me
To whom you're born, your resulting cultural heritage — there's no choice in that. It's happenstance. But some of us get lucky: We have the Scots blood running tartan-red, and we think it's cool. And St. Louisans with the Caledonian stuff can be damn happy about the Scottish Arms (6-10 South Sarah... More>>

Secrets of Real Estate: John Gossage Sheldon Concert Hall	Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Fri., February 15 until Sat., May 3	St. Louis - Grand Center	Art Exhibits
The Sheldon Art Galleries present not one but six new shows to usher in the 2008 season. In the Gallery of Photography, photographer John Gossage continues his study into the overlooked nooks of the urban landscape with his show Secrets of Real Estate: John Gossage . For more than 40 years, Gossage, a... More>>

St. Louis Munny Show 3.0 Star Clipper	Daily from Fri., April 18 until Fri., May 30	University City	Art Exhibits
Last year’s Munny Show at Star Clipper Comics (6392 Delmar Boulevard, University City; 314-725-9110) was a crowd-spilling-into-the-streets, DJ-shaking-the-walls affair that would be hard to top — except that this year’s Munny Show is also Star Clipper’s 20th anniversary party. So, yeah:... More>>

Theatre Guild of Webster Groves: At This Evening's Performance Theatre Guild of Webster Groves	Every week Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Fri., April 18 until Sun., April 27	Webster Groves	Theater
Something is amiss at the Theatre Guild of Webster Groves' latest production. Rumors of a conspiracy swirl the corridors. Even the play's title, At This Evening's Performance — a mere prepositional phrase — gives way to suspense and general fill-in-the-blank forebodingness. The... More>>

Things that Matter: Art by Children with Autism Sheldon Concert Hall	Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Fri., April 18 until Sat., September 13	St. Louis - Grand Center	Art Exhibits
The premise: Artistic creation can help children with autism to better express themselves. The disorder, which affects a person's ability to communicate, often includes intense fascinations with things: stoves, Hello Kitty, dinosaurs. Harnessing this fascination, coordinators Bevin Early and Nancy Pierson... More>>

Young Artists Showcase St. Louis Artists' Guild	Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Sun., March 16 until Sat., May 3	Clayton	Art Exhibits
There's always hand-wringing over the loss of the arts in our school systems, but consider this: If you're a high schooler who dreams of a career in medicine, do you have an outlet for your passion now? No. But if you're a teen artist, you can make art in your own bedroom. Heck, you can even enter your work... More>>

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Arachnid House Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House	Daily	Chesterfield	Nature/Environment, Kidstuff

Child Mummy Saint Louis Science Center	Daily	St. Louis - Forest Park	Special Exhibitions, Film & Video

"Choc-tails" Happy Hour Bissinger's: A Chocolate Experience	Every week Wednesday, Thursday, Friday	St. Louis - Midtown	See/Be Seen, Eat Me, Drink Me

The City Museum's 1924 Wurlitzer Pipe Organ City Museum	Daily	St. Louis - Washington Avenue	Special Exhibitions

Clambake Chase Park Plaza	Every week Friday	St. Louis - Central West End	Eat Me, Drink Me