The 5th Annual Vices and Virtues Mardi Gras Ball will be held February 16, 2019 at the beautiful Casa Loma Ballroom.
The 5th Annual Vices and Virtues Mardi Gras Ball will be held February 16, 2019 at the beautiful Casa Loma Ballroom.
Soulard's own Mardi Gras Ball will be Saturday,
February 16, 2019
at the Casa Loma Ballroom
3354 Iowa (just off Cherokee).
7pm-12 am
Presented by the Soulard Restoration Group, Vices & Virtues celebrates its 5th year at the beautiful Casa Loma
Emcee extraordinaire , Ms Jade Sinclair , will host the talents of Brian Lynch, and a bevy of other performers to be announced . Molly’s of Soulard will present the food ( in a French theme), Coronation of the 2019 Soulard Royals, the most unique “ Soulard-centric Silent Auction, an extreme costume contest, and the music of the incredible Ultraviolets.
There are secure, free parking lots at Casa Loma Ballroom.
Also, free shuttles will travel from these Soulard spots:
• Mollys In Soulard (pick ups 6:45, 7:00, 7:15, 7:30)
• Duke's (pick ups 6:45, 7:00, 7:15, 7:30)
• Big Daddy's Bar & Grill - Soulard (pick ups 6:45, 7:00, 7:15, 7:30)
With return trips back to Soulard at 11:15, 11:45 and 12:00am
Note that shuttle timing is approximate (we appreciate Molly’s, Dukes and Big Daddy's donating their shuttle services).
After the ball, the official after-party continues at Four Strings (and the shuttles will be happy to drop you there).
The Soulard Restoration Group is a 501C3n non-profit working to preserve, enhance, and beautify the oldest surviving residential neighborhood in the City of St Louis.
Full costume/black tie required ; mask required.
Questions- contact vandv@soulard.orgor 314-852-9880.
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis.
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis.
The Soulard Farmer's Market from 8th Street.
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis. The area is named for Antoine Pierre Soulard, a pioneer Frenchman who first came to the area in the late 1790s as a surveyor for the King of Spain.
Soulard is one of the oldest parts of the city with original housing stock dating from the mid- to late-1800s and exhibiting a range of architectural styles that include Second Empire, most identifible by the characterisic Mansard roof The neighborhood applied for and was granted its historic designation on December 26, 1972.
The 2017 Soulard Star directory is available online as well as in print. Just click the picture to view the online version of the directory.
The monthly SRG General Membership Meeting is held at BKZ Post 422 in Soulard 2601 S 11th St, St. Louis 63118 – contact SRG President Scott Plackemeier at president@soulard.org. (Meeting ending time is approximate.)