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After wrapping major projects in 2021, the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art reaped its rewards this year.
Mokaska Coffee to ring in “New Year’s Night at the Disco”: Mokaska Coffee, 705 Edmond St., is encouraging people to get down in a groovy way as it celebrates New Year’s Eve with a ‘70s vibe. The bar will be decked out with a disco ball, bubble machine and lights. The fun starts at 8 p.m. on …
Those who are 21 and younger shouldn’t be left out of New Year’s Eve activities. In St. Joseph, they won’t be, as there will be a variety of events to attend.
From concerts to dance parties, the end of 2021 will come with a variety of celebrations in St. Joseph.
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From concerts to dance parties, the end of 2021 will come with a variety of celebrations in St. Joseph.
For more than two decades, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra has been living out its arena rock dreams while inspiring viewers.
Sk8bar to host Christmas Eve concert and potluck: Sk8bar will be ringing in the holidays with “Merry Sk8mas Party and Potluck” at 9 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 24, at the venue at 501 Francis St. The event will kick off with a potluck feast as well as music from The December, Tim Leland and Mary …
One of my favorite types of movies is the “blank check movie.”
If people can’t gather with their families for Christmas, they still can have some events to enjoy.
A St. Joseph choral group’s annual Christmas concerts will have a special meaning.
Saint Joseph Symphony to perform a holiday concert on Saturday: For the Saint Joseph Symphony, the holiday season is a time to dance. Hosting its “Holiday Cheer” concert with renowned dance soloist Tommy Wasiuta, the symphony promises a special performance at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 17, at …
For the Saint Joseph Symphony, the holiday season is a time to dance.
It truly is the most wonderful time of the year for the St. Joseph Community Chorus.
Krampusnacht celebration to be held Downtown: The spooky side of Christmas will be on display this weekend around St. Joseph. A celebration of Krampus, known as the “Opposite of Santa Claus,” the second Krampusnacht will be held at businesses Downtown. The event will start from 2 to 5 p.m. o…