Friday, December 31, 2010

International Presentation – Traditions

The Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC represented the traditions of several nations on Friday Dec. 17th.

Linsey A. Daman, Director of CAC St. Louis, LLC speaking about French traditions.

Both Directors after the Cultural Festivities

After the presentation, in the Library

Opening the Thank You Gift after the International Presentation

Thursday, December 30, 2010

International Speaker Series


The Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC represented several nations on Monday Dec. 13th.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

French/Italian Heritage – Presentation


Linsey A. Daman, Director of the Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC spoke from her heart on Tuesday Dec. 8th during an International Presentation regarding several countries' traditions. With French and Italian heritage, Linsey was able to represent both countries during the presentation.

Monday, December 27, 2010

International Presentation II


On Dec. 3rd, the Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC was called back to give another International Presentation the following day. The photograph was taken in the lobby before the event which started at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Cultural Guest Speaker – December


The Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC represented several nations on December 2nd.

Both Directors on 12/2/2010


Schedule of Events – Cultural Presentation

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Geneva, Switzerland – Presentation


Linsey A. Daman, Director of the Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC presented an overview of Geneva, Switzerland on Sunday Nov. 21st at 2:30pm.


Friday, October 8, 2010

The Haunted Beauregard-Keyes House




Location:

Can be found across from the Convent of Ursula in the French Quarter.
Address: 1113 Charles Street, New Orleans, Louisiana.



History:

This grand mansion, built in 1812, is a strong candidate for being the most haunted house in New Orleans. General Pierre Gustave Toutant de Beauregard lived in this house until 1869. General Beauregard was the commanding officer of the Southern troops at the bloody battle at Shiloh.

At 2:00 in the morning, on foggy, moonlit nights, General Beauregard and his troops materialize out of the wood paneled walls along the hallway near the ballroom. The living are treated to the clattering footsteps of his entire phantom troops. All the soldier apparitions and the General appear in full Confederate dress uniform, and then slowly turn bloody and tattered, as if they are revisiting their bloody battle.
Also, an apparition fiddler player and dancing entities have their own dance party in the ballroom, complete with fiddle music, perhaps reenacting a happier time.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

An Overview of New Orleans






At first thought, when someone thinks of New Orleans they think of Voodoo however you are just as likely to find Hoodoo, Santeria (Cuban origins), Chango, Naniguismo, Candomble (Brazil) and most popularly Macumba.

Loa – Gods and Deities

Hu – “Neptune,” god of the sea
Ibo Lele – A forest god or spirit
Ogu-Balindjo – Sometimes known as a sea-god, at other times as healer

Thursday, September 16, 2010

St. Francis' Episcopal Church




Linsey A. Daman, parishioner of St. Francis' Episcopal Church was confirmed on the 12th of Sept. at 10am. She was able to share this special day with her friends, family, staff and even French students!

Geneva, Switzerland – Presentation




Linsey A. Daman, Director of the Cultural Arts Center of St. Louis, LLC presented an overview of Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday Sept. 14th at 2pm that was then followed by a fashionable tasting of Switzerland.