When you think of teaching kids about history, what comes to mind? Classrooms? Textbooks? Today’s guests have found a whole new way to immerse families in St. Louis history. Amanda Clark, public historian and See STL Tours Manager & Guide for the Missouri Historical Society, and Amber Barbeau, Riverboats Director, are here to talk about a fun excursion that’s sure to “float your boat” if you’re a Missouri history buff.
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Foundry Art Centre
If it’s artistic inspiration you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it in Historic St. Charles, home to quaint cobblestone streets, charming historic architecture and tranquil views of the Missouri River. Nestled right between Main Street and the Katy Trail you’ll find the Foundry Art Centre. Jessica Mannisi, director of exhibitions at the Foundry Art Centre, talks with us about how the Centre is working to raise awareness and appreciation for the arts in our region.
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Laumeier Sculpture Park
In this week’s STL SproutCast, we’re exploring a unique spot where art and nature intersect. Lauren Ross, executive director of Laumeier Sculpture Park, and Elsie Tuttle, Laumeier’s learning and engagement specialist, are here to talk about the park’s history, upcoming events, and a recent refresh of one of the park’s most iconic works of art.
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Summer Camp Series: Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri
In this week’s episode of STL SproutCast’s Summer Camp Series, we’re talking with Melissa Niedermann, Director of Camping Services for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri, about summer camps that are designed to build children’s confidence in the outdoors and foster a deeper connection to the environment, all while making memories that will last a lifetime.
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Summer Camp Series: St. Louis Public Library
When it comes to affordable family destinations, few places top the public library. In this week’s episode of STL SproutCast’s Summer Camp Series, we’re joined by Jenny Song, who’s sharing all the fun things families can look forward to this summer at St. Louis Public Library.
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