Community Events

Bonsack Opening: Jess T. Dugan: I want you to know my story
On view through March 2

I want you to know my story brings together two bodies of work by St. Louis-based artist and writer Jess T. Dugan — different in media but united in their underlying themes of personhood, relationships, and time.

C&EP: Advocacy Made Easy with Cynthia Levin
Wednesday, February 11
6 to 7:30 pm, St. Louis Community Foundation (2 Oak Knoll Park, 63105)

Join the JBS Community & Equity Partnership for an engaging author talk and advocacy training led by past parent Cynthia Levin (Yara '22, Summer '24). The gathering will offer a meaningful opportunity to build connections across the St. Louis community while also gaining practical tools for advocacy work. Click here to sign up for this free event.

This event is co-sponsored by the C&EP, Cultural Connectors, and Political Action Club in partnership with the Hispanic Leaders Group of Greater St. Louis.

C&EP: Saint Louis Chamber Chorus Voices for Change Series
Sunday, February 15
3 pm, Salem United Methodist Church (1200 S. Lindbergh, 63131)

Join the JBS Cultural Connectors for JUSTICE: From Abraham Lincoln to MLK, part of the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus’s Voices for Change series. Under the artistic direction of JBS faculty member Philip Barnes (Classics), this program explores the many dimensions of justice through choral music spanning more than five centuries. In honor of Black History Month, the concert will also feature works by African American composers alongside contemporary pieces that amplify voices calling for equity and dignity. Click here to sign up (JBS community rate: $10/person).

Bomber Bash 2026: Go for Gold
Saturday, February 21
6:30 pm, On campus

Join us as campus transforms into the Italian Dolomites for a Winter Olympics-themed party with mix-and-mingle dining, open bars, live entertainment, an auction, and more. Click here to purchase tickets ($75/person).