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⭐St. Louis Restaurateur Katie Lee to Share Her Inspiring Story at County Library
⭐Queeny Park Offers Free Veterans Day Skating for Military Members
⭐Daniel Boone Library Invites Little Learners to Born to Read Playdate
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St. Louis Restaurateur Katie Lee to Share Her Inspiring Story at County Library
Courtesy: St Louis County Library
St. Louis County Library is welcoming local entrepreneur and restaurateur Katie Lee for a special evening celebrating perseverance, creativity, and the entrepreneurial spirit. The founder of Katie's Pizza & Pasta Osteria will discuss her memoir, Unemployable: The Katie Lee Story, sharing her journey from overcoming personal hardships to building a successful restaurant and food business with a national reach.
The free event will take place on Monday, November 23, at 7 p.m. at the Clark Family Branch, located at 1640 South Lindbergh Boulevard in St. Louis. Lee will be joined in conversation by Ron Kitchens, CEO of Greater St. Louis, Inc., followed by a book signing. Copies of the memoir will be available for purchase from Left Bank Books. The event offers community members an opportunity to hear firsthand how determination and resilience can help turn challenges into new beginnings.
Queeny Park Offers Free Veterans Day Skating for Military Members
Courtesy: STL County Parks and Recreation
St. Louis County Parks and Recreation is recognizing veterans and active-duty military members with a special opportunity to enjoy time on the ice this Veterans Day. Greensfelder Recreation Complex at Queeny Park will offer complimentary admission and skate rental to eligible military members on Wednesday, November 11, from 10 a.m. until noon.
The special skating opportunity includes public skating, freestyle skating, and stick-and-puck sessions. Veterans and active-duty service members simply need to present valid identification upon arrival, and no advance registration is required. Other guests are welcome at regular admission prices. The event offers a recreational way to acknowledge those who have served while bringing the West County community together.
Daniel Boone Library Invites Little Learners to Born to Read Playdate
Families with babies and toddlers have a special opportunity to explore early learning together this weekend! St. Louis County Library is hosting a Born to Read Playdate on Saturday, November 14, at 9:30 a.m. at its Daniel Boone Branch in Ellisville. The program encourages children ages 6 to 24 months to discover the joy of learning through playful, hands-on activities designed for their developmental stage.
Located at 300 Clarkson Road, the Daniel Boone Branch will welcome caregivers and their little ones for a morning focused on early literacy, exploration, and meaningful play. Each participating child will receive a free book to take home, helping families continue the reading experience together. Registration is recommended, although remaining availability has not been confirmed.