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september 2008

South Grand Happenings!

Floored Dance Studio: will be introducing Beinner Swing starting September 18th cost for lessons are $36. The class will meet once a week for four weeks.

Dunaway Books: 20% off on entire stock of books!

City Diner:You'll think it is 1950. They are rockin' and rollin' back prices. Every Tuesday in September, City Diner will be serving a fantastic steak dinner for $5.95, which will include an 8 oz bacon-wrapped filet with a baked potato and green beans.

August 18,2008

Best of South Grand Awards

On August 18, 2008 South Grand Business District held its annual Best of South Grand Awards at Sameem Afghan Restaurant. The awards are voted by the businesses for the businesses on South Grand. It was time to reflect on the past year’s accomplishments and recognize the businesses on their extraordinary efforts on making South Grand “Internationally American Uniquely St. Louis.”

Best Social Scene: Mangia Italiano

Most Helpful Staff: Cheap TRX

Fastest Service: Lemon Grass

Best Décor: TFA: The Future Antiques

Best New Business: Gelateria Del Leone

Best Place For Music: Erato Wine and Martini Bar

Best Place to Take Your Family: City Diner

Best Place to People Watch: MoKaBe’s Patio

Most Relaxing Atmosphere: MoKaBe’s

Best South Grand Ambassador: Charlie Wagstaff

Good Neighbor Award: Ray Yani

August 2008

Tenacious Trivia

Tenacious Trivia is coming toMoKaBe's on South Grand! The home grown St. Louis comedy, trivia and art collective is bringing their brand of fun on Wednesday nights starting August 6th at 8:00 pm. The always fun and 100% free trivia game focuses not only on the questions, but on the audience. Players, either alone or in teams, are always encouraged to be creative and think out of bounds. Everyone is a part of the game... after all this isn't your regular trivia!

August 2008

Emack & Bolio's specials!

Emack & Bolio offers super-premium ice cream, smoothies, frappes, cakes, and more as well as fun events and specials almost every night of the week. Monday-Tuesday-Friday are Book Club Night. Monday is SLU Night: students with ID get 10% OFF ice cream. Wednesday is Charitable Events Night: charitable organizations get 20% of cash receipts. Thursday is Acoustic Open Mike Night. Schedule Birthday Parties any time until 4:30 pm (up to 10).

August 2008

Erato Wine and Martini Bar has tons to offer!

Erato Wine and Martini Bar is the place for live music, tango dancing, and drink specials. Friday and Satuday features free live music from 9:00 pm - 12:00 am. Wednesday is free live tango dancing from 8:30 pm - 12:00 am. Monday nights are college/industry specials on well drinks, wine, and beer. Catch the "Big Game" on one of our 50" plasma televisions. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm on beer, well drinks, and wine.

July 2008

Emack & Bolio's Ice Cream Expeience Opens on South Grand!

Emack & Bolio'sEmack and Bolio's continues to honor the traditions of great music, fantastic ice cream, and socially conscious business. Not a franchise, independent shop owners have an agreement with the famous Boston-based ice-creamery to buy and sell their products. Look for Emack and Bolio located at 3101 South Grand Boulevard.

You might be wondering how Emack and Bolio originated....“Emack and Bolio’s was born in Boston 1975. Peace, love, rock 'n roll. Along came these hippie lawyers working pro bono for the homeless, for gay civil rights, for anti-war demonstrators, and of course representing all these famous rock 'n rollers who were being signed by major record labels. They rented a basement in the Coolidge Corner section of Brookline, bought a commercial ice cream machine, and invited their rock star friends to hang out after their gigs eating homemade ice cream. The rock 'n rollers loved the ice cream and the vibe. The basement ice cream hangout needed a name. Two homeless gentlemen that the lawyers did pro bono work for asked that the ice cream shop be named after them. The name had good karma: Emack & Bolio’s. An ice cream legend was born.”

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