Equality / Half the Sky

The advocacy for women artists which we demonstrate in every program reaches its apogee with works by women writers and composers of different cultures and creeds. Extending from Hildegard of Bingen (11th century) to pioneers like Fanny Mendelssohn and Undine Smith Moore, the program culminates with a new Ode from Sophocles’ Antigone by the contemporary Mexican composer, Maria Granillo. The concert is performed appropriately in the former home of the Women’s Club of St. Louis.

Venue Amenities

There is street parking on the front of the building on Westminster, as well as on Taylor on the side of the building. These are the closest parking spaces. In addition, parking is available in the 2nd Presbyterian Church lot across the street. The law office parking lot on Taylor can be used. If you have difficulty walking, arrive early to get the closest spaces possible. Restrooms are at a premium… go before you arrive! There are only two…