EERO SAARINEN:  SHAPING THE FUTURE  

Washington University in St. Louis, MO is presenting a major exhibition on the life and work of Eero Saarinen, the modernist architect who rocketed to fame with his design of the Gateway Arch in 1947. 

THE LIFE OF JULIA DENT GRANT

Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site is one of the few National Park Service sites charged with interpreting the life of a woman in its enabling legislation from Congress.  

TRIBUTES FOR WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH

We gratefully thank our donors who contributed in February.  Additionally, during the month of March, to celebrate Women's History we are accepting tribute and memorial gifts for women you wish to honor.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!  

We welcome our newest Partner of the Parks members who have just joined us in February.

GREEN LIVING

Being green is not just a trend-it's a good idea for the earth, our community, and you too!  During the month of April we will visit local St. Louis County Library Branches and will be sharing why it's such a good idea and how you can live a more sustainable, earth friendly, and healthier life.  See our Green Living schedule for dates and locations.  If you can't join us in April - browse our Green Living Shop now to find resources on easy and affordable ways you can make your lifestyle greener.  

FRUGAL TIPS STILL RELEVANT TODAY

We know it's time to be frugal and we want to help.  Use discount code FRUGAL20 to save 20% when you buy from us in the month of March.

Lydia Marie Child wrote The American Frugal Housewife which was published in 1833.  It was a household guide including recipes, remedies, advice on parenting, and general housekeeping tips.  Here are ten frugal tips from this American classic that are interestingly still relevant today.