COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Upcoming events
Our Community Calendar is for sharing our member organizations’ events and other events that are related to place-based community building and community development.
If you’re interested in posting your event on our community calendar, please fill out the form below.
⭐ Annual Event/Major Fundraiser
St. Louis Funder FIRST FRIDAYS
Have a question for a funder? Join us Friday.
You have questions. Funder First Fridays offer comfortable space to ask — and get a funder’s perspective. Free, confidential 35-minute conversations with Metro St. Louis funders outside of any formal grant cycle.
Upcoming First Fridays:
October 2 | November 6 | December 4
Delmar DivINe | 5501 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63112
Sign up for a free session on October 2
What is Funder First Friday?
On the first Friday morning of select months, PhilMO brings together St. Louis-area funders to offer free, confidential technical assistance to nonprofits and other community partners.
Bring a question, idea, challenge, or area where you’d value a funder’s perspective. You don’t need to have a current grant or be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to participate.
What to Expect
Registration is required. We cannot accommodate walk-ins.
Sign up as an organization. You may absolutely bring multiple staff, but only take one session per organization.
Choose a 35-minute session from the available times and briefly tell us what you’d like to discuss (review a sample list of topics here).
Meet with a pair of funder advisors for a friendly, informal, and confidential conversation. We encourage meeting in person and may have limited virtual sessions for special circumstances.
Talk through your question or challenge — asking for a funder perspective but not about any one funder’s grant opportunity. (Please follow the funder’s guidelines on their website for those questions.)
Leave with ideas, perspective, or questions to consider.
Coffee and snacks will be available, and you’re welcome to stay for a bit for informal networking. Attire is flexible (where whatever makes sense for the rest of your day).
Please note these conversations aren’t an on-ramp for funding or an opportunity to ask about a specific grant program (contact that funder directly as described in their application materials). This is not free ongoing consulting but rather is a one-time, friendly, and informal space to talk through an idea or problem.
Eligibility & Registration
Any community-based organization staff member with a question or desired area of learning is welcome. You do not need to be a PhilMO Member, have a current grant, or be a 501(c)(3) organization. Grantmakers primarily have expertise in Metro St. Louis (we look forward to holding this program in the future!).
If you received this invitation, you’re already on our Nonprofit List and will receive registration notices as sessions open.
REGISTER HERE FOR OCTOBER 2 >>
Registration opens close to each event, and the number of appointments varies month to month. If this invitation was forwarded to you, email info@philmo.org to ask to be added to our Nonprofit List. Questions? Contact info@philmo.org
CAN I SHARE THIS OPPORTUNITY? Yes!
Please share Funder First Friday with nonprofit and community partners who might benefit from a conversation with local Funders. Here is a flyer!
Nonprofits should email info@philmo.org to request to be put on our Nonprofit List to receive invitations for First Fridays and for networking.
Philanthropy Missouri
5501 Delmar Blvd, Suite A310, St. Louis, MO 63112
314.621.6220 | info@philmo.org
www.philanthropymissouri.org
Invest STL: St. Louis Storytelling Festival
Resident Storytellers from Invest STL’s inaugural St. Louis Neighborhood Storytelling Practice (NSTP) will be taking the stage at this year’s 47th Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival!
The Resident Storytellers will present Neighborhood Storytelling: Stories from the Memory Vessel, sharing memories, experiences, and visions for the future rooted in the history, cultural wealth, leadership, and possibilities of Legacy Black St. Louis – and specifically, their deep ties to the Greater Ville, Kingsway East, and The Ville neighborhoods.
This moment represents an important milestone in the NSTP journey.
Thank you for continuing to support this work and for helping create more opportunities for residents to shape how their communities are seen, understood, and imagined.
PLAN STL Neighborhood Planning Events
City of St. Louis Invites Feedback on First Drafts of Last Two Neighborhood Area Plans for Tornado Zone
The City of St. Louis has released the first drafts of neighborhood plans for the last two areas, representing 10 neighborhoods, impacted by the May 2025 tornado. Residents, organizations and community members are invited to review the plans and provide feedback.
The planning processes began shortly after the tornado and included engagement with residents and community members to identify neighborhood priorities, challenges, opportunities and long-term goals. The plans reflect community input and outline strategies to support neighborhood recovery, revitalization, and investment.
The draft plans cover two planning areas:
Plan Area 4: Hamilton Heights, Wells-Goodfellow, Kingsway West, College Hill, Fairground Neighborhood, Penrose, and O’Fallon.
Plan Area 5: Academy, Fountain Park, and Lewis Place.
The plans lay the vision to rebuild communities, strengthen existing assets, and create quality housing and amenities. Key topics include housing, recreation and activities for all ages, neighborhood safety and walkability, local businesses, and welcoming, active public spaces.
The City will host opportunities for residents to review the Plan Area 4 draft, share comments, and discuss recommendations. Plan Area 5 review sessions will be announced at a later date.
Plan Area 4 Community review sessions:
Nov 12 | 3:30–5:00 p.m.
Divoll Branch Library
4234 N. Grand Blvd.Nov 16 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Julia Davis Branch Library
4415 Natural Bridge Ave.Nov 17 | 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Bayer YMCA
5555 Page Blvd.
Residents are also invited to the Plan Area 4 pop-up demonstration, where the community will celebrate the transformation of a vacant lot into Granville Gardens, a new community garden at 1400 Granville Place. Developed in partnership with the GRE Foundation through the City's Vacancy to Vibrancy Small Grant program, the project demonstrates how vacant properties can become productive community spaces—one of the strategies featured in the neighborhood plan.
Friday, November 13 Beginning at 12:00 p.m.
Granville Gardens
1400 Granville Place
Visitors can see raised garden beds being installed, connect with community partners including the Vacancy Collaborative and Seed STL, pick up a copy of the neighborhood plan and discuss recommendations with the planning team. Temporary traffic-calming improvements along Ridge Avenue will also be demonstrated to explore ways to improve neighborhood safety.
Community feedback will help shape the final plans and guide future neighborhood investments. Residents can review the draft plans online at planstl.com [planstl.com].
Questions or comments can be directed to info@planstl4.com.
Project Connect Community Progress Meeting
Saturday, December 13
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
The Post Building – Lobby, 900 North Tucker Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63101
Free visitor parking is available nearby at 1001 N. Tucker Blvd (Channel 30/KDNL Building). Attendees can review updated materials, connect with the team, and share feedback.
Project Connect Plan Area 7: Public Launch Party
October 24
Marquette Park
Event details coming soon.
NCI: St. Louis Area Food Bank
Looking to give back and connect with fellow community leaders? Join NCI at the St. Louis Area Foodbank on Tuesday, November 17! Come lend a hand, network with other NCI members, and learn more about how the food bank is fighting food insecurity in our region. RSVP Today!
Pitch, Power, Voice: Telling Your Story
On December 8th, we will host Pitch, Power, Voice: Telling Your Story, a FREE workshop open to the public, sponsored by WashU’s Skandalaris Center and In St. Louis For St. Louis initiative, Delmar DivINe, and Delmar Main Street.
What makes this opportunity so valuable is the experience and expertise in the room! Participants will have the chance to learn from past pitch competition winners, an Arch Grants finalist, venture coaches, and successful entrepreneurs, including Quintrel Brown of Kr8 Space. These individuals bring firsthand experience in developing compelling pitches, competing for funding, and navigating the entrepreneurial journey.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to strengthen an existing pitch, this workshop is designed to help you tell your story with confidence, communicate your business's value, and better position yourself to compete for capital.
Even more exciting, this workshop can help participants prepare for an upcoming 314 Day pitch competition at Delmar DivINe in March, where entrepreneurs will have an opportunity to compete for cash prizes! Last year's prize pool exceeded $10,000!
This is more than a workshop. It's an opportunity to gain valuable insight, receive meaningful feedback, build connections, and prepare to turn your business vision into a compelling pitch that could open doors to funding and growth.
We encourage you to share this opportunity with entrepreneurs, small business owners, and anyone who could benefit from the experience. We want to make sure our St. Louis entrepreneurial community has access to the knowledge, resources, and connections that can help their businesses thrive!
Tara Ferguson, M.A.
Assistant Director, Community Engagement
“In St. Louis For St. Louis” Initiative
Office of the Chancellor
Washington University in St. Louis
Dutchtown Holiday Help Program Help
Dutchtown Main Streets is asking for your support for their annual Holiday Help Program on Saturday, December 12, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Last year, they served 150 families and 350 children, providing toys, food, shoes, and other necessities to families who needed a little extra help during the holidays. This year, they're hoping to reach even more families, and they need your help to make that happen.
Dutchtown is home to one of the largest populations of children in St. Louis City, and many of our families face financial challenges and limited access to affordable food. With children out of school for two weeks during the holiday break, they want to make sure families have enough food at home while also making the holidays special for our children.
They're inviting you to partner with them this year to help make that possible. Your sponsorship would directly support children and families right here in our community, and they would love to have you be part of this effort.
2026 Holiday Help Sponsorship Opportunities
$3,000 – Presenting Sponsor: Helps provide toys, shoes, and food for approximately 20 families. Includes premier event recognition, featured social media posts, and volunteer opportunities.
$1,500 – Community Champion: Helps provide toys, shoes, and food for approximately 10 families. Includes logo placement on event materials, social media recognition, and volunteer opportunities.
$1,000 – Holiday Partner: Helps provide toys and food for approximately 10 families. Includes event signage and social media recognition.
$500 – Neighborhood Supporter: Helps provide food packages for approximately 10 families. Includes event signage and social media recognition.
$300 – Friends of Holiday Help: Helps provide toys for approximately 10 children. Includes sponsor recognition and a social media thank-you.
These are estimates of what each contribution can provide. They also welcome donations of food, toys, shoes, gift cards, and other items to support families.
Ready to support Holiday Help?
You can make a contribution directly at https://donorbox.org/dthh.
If you prefer, simply reply with your sponsorship level, and they can send an invoice for digital payment or arrange an ACH transfer.
Your support this year would make a real difference in how many families they're able to help.
Holiday Help is about neighbors helping neighbors and making sure families know they have a community that cares about them. We want our children to enjoy the holidays and our families to have one less thing to worry about.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to support Dutchtown and the families who call this neighborhood home.
Talking Transit - Virtual - BRT - Where Are We Today?
“Talking Transit” Online Forum to Provide Update on St. Louis BRT Project
Plans for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in the City of St. Louis continue to move forward with the proposed 11.5-mile Florissant Avenue alignment now advancing into the 30% design phase. Citizens for Modern Transit (CMT) is bringing together project and community leaders for a virtual “Talking Transit” forum to provide a timeline update, explore the project’s potential impact on local workforce access and offer the latest on Board Bill 59, including language to support a BRT project in the City of St. Louis. The “BRT: Where Are We Today?” webinar will be held Thursday, Nov. 12 at 8:30 a.m. via Zoom. The event is free and open to the public, but advance registration is required at www.cmt-stl.org.
The discussion will feature Associate Vice President and Senior Project Manager at HNTB Bobby Hosack, President and CEO of Rung for Women Leslie Gill and Alderman of Ward 14 in the City of St. Louis Rasheen Aldridge Jr. CMT CEO Kimberly Cella will moderate the discussion.
“Bus Rapid Transit represents an important opportunity to expand mobility, strengthen connections to jobs and support continued investment in St. Louis,” said Cella. “This forum will give the public an opportunity to hear directly from those involved about where the project stands today, what comes next and what it could mean for the communities it would serve.”
The project management team is accepting comments from the public following a series of open houses in October 2026 here.
CMT hosts quarterly “Talking Transit” events to keep members, elected officials, stakeholders, transit riders and others in the loop on issues and efforts influencing the local transit system. These educational gatherings feature guest speakers and panel discussions addressing a wide range of topics, including transit-oriented development, safety and security, best practices, service changes and more. To learn more about these events and how CMT is working to further transit access in the St. Louis region, visit www.cmt-stl.org.
The approved route for the BRT runs from Meramec on the South along S. Jefferson, to west on Chouteau, north on 18th, west on Clark, north on Tucker to N. Florissant, west on Natural Bridge to Goodfellow.
Here more about the BRT at the Citizens for Modern Transit virtual presentation on Thursday.
The event is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is required HERE.
⭐ LovetheLou: Seed To Harvest Celebration
November 7, 2026 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PM Central Time (US & Canada)
The Commons: 14885 Clayton Rd Chesterfield, MO 63017
OPA St. Louis Modular Home Open Houses
The Unico team would love to have you join us October 27 or 28 for an open house at two recently completed ONE PRECISION ASSEMBLIES™ (OPA™) homes in North St. Louis.
Developed by CertainTeed, OPA uses factory-built floor, wall and roof assemblies that are delivered and assembled on-site. For the St. Louis project, CertainTeed worked with St. Louis-based Unico Inc. to incorporate The Unico System® for heating and cooling.
These are the first OPA residences west of the Mississippi River, and we’d love for you to come see the finished homes, learn more about the project and meet members of the teams behind it.
OPA St. Louis Open House
October 27 & 28, 2026 | 12 – 5 p.m.
Please begin your visit at our primary tour location:
4900 West Florissant Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63115
From there, guests can also visit the second OPA home at:
5426 North Euclid Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63115
RSVP by October 24 HERE
Want to learn more before your visit? Learn more.
I’ve included the invitation with additional details.
We hope you can join us!
- The Unico Team
JANELLE MESSEL
Principal
314.503.1702janelle@wearenovella.com
wearenovella.com
Trailnet: Murals of the Lou
Saturday, Oct. 17
Celebrate the art of St. Louis from the seat of your bike! We’ll begin this Community Ride at Walls Off Washington in Grand Center before riding through Midtown and Downtown, stopping along the way to discover the artists, stories, and neighborhoods behind some of St. Louis’ most colorful works. Our tour will be led by Christopher Moreland, Head Preparator at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Get registered today!
ZOUP Virtual Connect
This round of public engagement will focus on several key components of the new zoning code that have continued to evolve based on technical analysis and input gathered throughout the ZOUP engagement process.
Participants will have an opportunity to:
Review updated draft zoning maps and see how proposed districts are applied across the city;
Learn more about the proposed zoning districts and uses, including what types of housing, businesses, services, and other activities would be allowed in different areas;
Review and provide feedback on draft administration standards, which aim to establish how the zoning code will be administered and how zoning-related decisions and processes will work; and
Speak directly with the project team to ask questions and share feedback on the proposed updates.
The updated materials build on previous rounds of public engagement, including workshops, working groups, roundtables, community meetings, and other opportunities for residents and stakeholders to review and respond to earlier drafts. Feedback gathered during these events will help inform continued revisions as the City moves toward a complete draft of the new zoning code and map.
Virtual Code Connect
Thursday, October 15
6:00 - 7:00 PM, ZOOMFor those who can't join the in-person Open House events, a virtual “Code Connect” meeting discussing the draft administrative standards and changes made to the districts, uses, and zoning map will be held on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 6:00 – 7:00 PM CST. Please join the discussion via Zoom by registering at the link below:
Seed St. Louis: Tour de Plants
When the air is cool and crisp, the Young Friends of Seed St. Louis invite you to an evening of spinning spokes, spellbinding storytelling and sweet sips. Bike the streets St. Louis on Saturday, October 10th for the fourth annual Tour de Plants: Story of Seed St. Louis edition.
This year, the Young Friends of Seed St. Louis are collaborating with our special guests at Campfire, a local storytelling and public speaking organization. Along the bicycle journey, riders will be treated to a storytelling workshop at one of Seed’s flagship community gardens, as well as tales from garden leaders and staff highlighting significant sites for Seed St. Louis and their 40 plus year history of cultivating people, community and places for food freedom. It’s a cross-town orator extravaganza!
Learn more about the ride, and sign up here!
SHED Fall 2026 Work Days
Volunteers Wanted: SHED's Fall Work Days Are Coming!
Who's ready to roll up their sleeves and help us make a difference in U-City? If so, join us for SHED’s Fall Work Days on Saturday and Sunday, October 10-11th, from 9am to noon. Volunteers will work in teams of 3-4 to tackle minor exterior projects like cleaning gutters, light painting, and yard work—helping homeowners keep their properties safe and well-maintained. All supplies are provided, so you need only bring your energy and a willingness to serve. We hope to see you there! #VolunteerUCity #shedstl
Sign up today at https://bit.ly/3IkpU0O
⭐TGCDC: Sustaining Housing Dreams
This event is free with registration and will be held at Das Bevo on October 8th, 2026 from 5:30PM to 9PM with a short awards ceremony at 6:30PM.
For more info:
Building Community Capacity to Harness Opportunity Zones 2.0 Investments
October 8, 2026
3:00–4:00 pm ET
Participation is free for this Connecting Communities webinar, but pre-registration is required.
Opportunity Zones (OZs) open the door to billions of dollars in potential investment for community‑driven projects — but dollars don’t automatically find their way into neighborhoods. Communities need trusted, well-prepared local partners who can leverage, facilitate, and channel capital into projects that truly benefit existing residents.
With Opportunity Zones 2.0 on the horizon, many communities are wondering:
What’s new this time?
How has the program evolved?
What will it take to ensure that the next wave of incentives leads to real, equitable impact on the ground?
In this Connecting Communities session, we’ll start by grounding everyone in the basics of Opportunity Zones — what they are, what’s changing, and why those shifts matter. Then, you’ll hear from practitioners around the country who are already doing this work, from small towns to major metros. They’ll share considerations for preparing project pipelines, forming partnerships, and building the local capacity needed to make the most of OZ 2.0.
We’ll also dig into practical questions like:
When does it make sense to launch your own Qualified Opportunity Fund, work with established social‑impact investors, or simply act as a matchmaker connecting investors with ready projects?
What are the capabilities, relationships, and resources needed to effectively channel OZ capital into your community?
How can new collaborative efforts determine the right role for different potential partners based on your community context?
Whether you're from a community development corporation, local government, a nonprofit, or a community foundation, this session will offer concrete examples and actionable guidance for building the infrastructure needed to turn Opportunity Zone potential into tangible, equitable community impact.
Related resources:
Speakers
Alex Flachsbart - President and CEO - Opportunity Alabama
Mauri Ingram - President and CEO - Whatcom Community Foundation
Daffney Moore - Former Chief Opportunity Zone Officer
Jason Vargo - Senior Researcher - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Sergio Galeano - Community & Economic Development Adviser - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta - Moderator
Not able to join ? Be sure to register to receive the video, audio recording, transcript, and related materials following the program.
Real people. Real research. Real conversations.
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Cherokee Street CID: Brewed Arts Fest
Join us on Cherokee Street Saturday, October 3, 2026 for an afternoon of sampling St. Louis’ best brewed beverages, shopping local artists and makers, and exploring Cherokee Street’s unique shops, galleries, and restaurants.
While Brewed Arts Fest has always celebrated the region's incredible craft beer scene, this year we’re expanding the menu to include an even wider world of brewed beverages. In addition to local beer, you'll find coffee, tea, kombucha, non-alcoholic options, and more.
Grab a 21+ tasting ticket to sample the full lineup of brewed beverages, or choose the NA-only tasting ticket to enjoy all the non-alcoholic offerings.
Trailnet: Ride the Rivers
Saturday, Oct. 3
Ride the Rivers is BACK with new updates. We're launching from Spanish Lake Park, one of North St. Louis County's most historic and scenic parks. We've created new exiting routes for both the Century and Metric, giving you access to some of the most scenic terrain in the region. Registration prices increase on Oct. 1, so sign up now to save money.
Rest stops will be packed with great food, and you'll enjoy a full celebratory lunch from Amighetti's, ice-cold Perennial Artisan Ales, and Fitz's Root Beer afterward. Don't forget that your registration includes a pair of Ride the Rivers socks too!
We also have some incredible additional support for this ride, from the great folks at Wheelhouse Bicycle, the Spanish Lake Community Association, TraQCentral, and Terra Environmental. Support like this helps bring this epic ride to life, and we're incredibly thankful for their partnership!
Fall 2026 CommuniTree Applications
Fall 2026 CommuniTree applications are now open! Forest ReLeaf offers 50+ species for public plantings, and today we are spotlighting False Indigo (Amorpha fruticosa). It’s hard to think of a better shrub for native landscaping and is hardy and tolerates poor soils. It has showy, fragrant flowers and interesting foliage. It’s pollinator-friendly, attracts butterflies, and improves soils by adding nitrogen. It is useful for windbreaks, screens, and erosion control.
More info at: https://moreleaf.org/project-communitree/
UMSL cIAC: The Hidden Housing Crisis: Home Repair in St. Louis County
You are invited to join St. Louis REALTORS® and UMSL CIAC for a conversation about an important but often overlooked part of our region’s housing challenge: how we repair and preserve the homes we already have.
The Hidden Housing Crisis: Home Repair in St. Louis County
Tuesday, September 29 | 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, 975 N. Warson Road
Lunch included | Registration: $20
UMSL’s Todd Swanstrom will share new research examining the repair needs of single-family homes in St. Louis County. Karen Black, CEO of May 8 Consulting and lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania, will provide a national perspective on why home repair matters and what other communities are doing about it. We’ll then bring the conversation home with a panel discussing current home-repair efforts in the St. Louis region.
We’re intentionally bringing together people from housing and community development, local government, philanthropy, finance, construction, public health, and other sectors that have a role to play in addressing this issue. I hope you’ll be part of the conversation.
Register here: The Hidden Housing Crisis: Home Repair in St. Louis County
Hope to see you on September 29!
Charlie Hinderliter
Chief Advocacy Officer and Director of Commercial Services
St. Louis REALTORS®
⭐ Seed St. Louis: Fare on the Farm
Fair & Fare on the Farm is a celebration bringing together food, family fun, and the bounty of our network of gardens to support Seed St. Louis programs that strengthen our local food system and empower residents to grow their own food.
By Day, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Join us on the farm at Rung for Women for family-friendly farm and fair activities including hands-on garden tours and demonstrations, local artisan and farm vendors, children’s activities, and more. Follow along for updates by RSVPing to the Facebook event. This free event is open to the public! It will include…
~ Live music presented and produced by Laz Jazz Fest
~ Pie & Salsa Contest: Do you think your salsa is the hottest on the block? Or are you more sweet than spice? Enter the competition and put your culinary skills to the test. You can compete in one or both categories. Learn more and sign up!
~ Scavenger hunt, rock painting, and more kids activities
~ Face painting
~ Petting Zoo by New Roots Farm with bunnies and tortoises
~ Educational demonstrations and more!
By Night, 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This ticketed event includes cocktails under the stars, a live auction and raffle, a farm to table meal by Homie Hospitality in the Rung for Women banquet center, and more. Follow along for updates by RSVPing to the Facebook event. Tickets will be available for purchase until Wednesday, September 15th.
5:30 p.m. Cocktails on the Farm by Barley & Vine, Live music (David Goldenberg & Joey Ferber)
6:45 p.m. Farm to Table Dinner by Homie Hospitality, Live music (Malena Smith)
7:30 p.m. Program, Auction and Fun(d the Need) emceed by Rene Knott
Attire: Garden & Farm chic, stable footwear for an evening outdoors.
Parking: Secure parking available at Rung for Women.
Special Thanks to these Home-Grown Vendors:
Wine with dinner donated by Missouri Wines
Music presented and produced by Laz Jazz Fest.
Interested in sponsoring the event? Learn more here.
Are you interested in volunteering, donating a live auction/raffle item, and more? Complete this quick interest form and we will be in touch!
Plan Area 4: Community Meeting & Pop-Up Market
Join us to review the neighborhood draft plan, share your feedback, and enjoy a local market!
Pop-Up Market: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Includes local vendors, lawn games, bike rides and free dinner)
Public Meeting: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (30-minute presentation followed by indoor interactive activities)
Children are welcome and kids' activities will be provided.
Give Back!
Bring new or gently used sports equipment to donate to the Boys and Girls Club.
RSVP:
Register Here. (Need accommodations? Email info@planstl4.com by Wednesday, Sept. 16.)
SUBMIT YOUR EVENT
Members of the Community Builders Network are invited to submit events, workshops, and programs to be featured on our Community Calendar. This is a great way to promote your work, connect with the community, and keep the broader St. Louis community informed about opportunities for engagement.