In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

Visit Queeny Park for the Gateway Region’s YMCA longest running book fair Aug. 18 through Aug. 22. This year’s book fair will feature more than half a million books, CDs, magazines, and records. Proceeds from

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

The evening includes performances from teen piano prodigy Royce Martin and a jazz trio from the Community Music School. The two winners of A&E’s 2017 stARTup Competition will present their ideas on how to change St. Louis through the arts. Guests will

Visit Queeny Park for the Gateway Region’s YMCA longest running book fair Aug. 18 through Aug. 22. This year’s book fair will feature more than half a million books, CDs, magazines, and records. Proceeds from

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

Visit Queeny Park for the Gateway Region’s YMCA longest running book fair Aug. 18 through Aug. 22. This year’s book fair will feature more than half a million books, CDs, magazines, and records. Proceeds from

Visit Queeny Park for the Gateway Region’s YMCA longest running book fair Aug. 18 through Aug. 22. This year’s book fair will feature more than half a million books, CDs, magazines, and records. Proceeds from

Visit Queeny Park for the Gateway Region’s YMCA longest running book fair Aug. 18 through Aug. 22. This year’s book fair will feature more than half a million books, CDs, magazines, and records. Proceeds from

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

The event is the artist appearance and grand opening reception for the exhibit, which will run through Dec. 30. ‘Return to Forever’ – Kathleen Brodouer and Edson Campos, presented by The Winter Family Collection at The Saint

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

 

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

Emmy Award-winning writer and comedian Monica Adams shares her life and her Jewish roots through her storytelling and stand-up.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.

In 1925, on a snowy morning in the Bronx, Adolf Fassbender captured the only photograph showing the eclipse and the Earth on the same film.