Cherokee Street

The planned collection of music, video, digital ephemera, and other artifacts from Cherokee Street circa 2010-2025 is part of Davis’ work as an Engaged City Community Fellow.

The 30-minute film from Cami Thomas documents the immediate aftermath of the storm in North St. Louis and the community’s efforts to recover.

The talk show-style event hosted by Kyle Olson provides fun and meaningful conversations.

A rehab by the Benton Park Neighborhood Association had big potential—but Daugherty wasn’t done yet.

Originally a publishing project, MyrtleHaus has grown to include a brick-and-mortar bookstore with community at its core.

Owner Sarah Fisher recently returned to St. Louis to open the Greek-inspired coffee shop.

The exclusive event will also be available via livestream for Patreon supporters.

More than 180 local artists and printmakers will gather to show and sell their wares along Cherokee Street on December 7.

La Crazy Margarita’s Benito Rodriguez and and Nayelith Gama plan to open Ojos Crazy Restaurant and Bar at 2737 Cherokee.

Jazz legends and local favorites will play throughout the neighborhood at this day-long street party.