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St. Louis is transformed into a huge musical performance specially for Amal. When she makes a new friend, she realizes she needn’t face her fears alone.

In partnership with Dr. Philip A. Woodmore, Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis, Greater STL, Washington University of St. Louis, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, Center of Creative Arts (COCA), Phil Woodmore Singers, PrisonPerforming Arts (PPA), St. Louis Police Choir, St. Louis Women’s Chorale, The Muny, New Sunny Mount Missionary Baptist Church, Opera Theater St. Louis, International Institute of St. Louis, St. Louis Mosaic Project, Studio Pointe and Migrantes Unidos.

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Woodmore Music, LLC is a black-owned music company with three main tiers connecting the artistic work. P. Woodmore Music functions as a production company for many projects in the Saint Louis area providing entertainment for several events in St. Louis, hosting performances and concerts for the St. Louis community and also P. Woodmore Music, LLC is a black-owned music company with three main tiers connecting the artistic work. P. Woodmore Music functions as a production company for many projects in the Saint Louis area providing entertainment for several events in St. Louis, hosting performances and concerts for the St. Louis community and also providing music for the Antigone in Ferguson project which is performed all over the country. P. Woodmore Music as a foundation also provides scholarships for students going into the arts in college programs and gives students training opportunities through voice and acting lessons, master classes and performance opportunities. Finally, P. Woodmore Music offers a host of community engagement events and opportunities to St. Louis youth and surrounding communities. www.philipawoodmore.com

The Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis is the largest public funder of the arts and culture sector in St. Louis. Since 1985, it’s proudly awarded more than $100 million to more than 7,000 artists, arts programming and arts organizations in the region. Learn more about the organization – https://www.racstl.org.

COCA’s mission is to enrich lives and build community through the arts. With a commitment to equity and access, COCA serves as a regional hub for learning in and through the arts for all ages from all backgrounds. One of the most diverse cultural institutions in St. Louis, COCA serves more than 50,000 students, audience members, artists, and families from more than 200 zip codes across the St. Louis region every year. The fourth largest multi-disciplinary arts organization in the country, COCA is committed to supporting the vitality and creativity of more than 200 artists at the heart of their work in schools, community centers, local business, cultural organizations, and onsite at its campus in University City.

The St. Louis Mosaic Project began in 2013 under the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership and the World Trade Center-St. Louis. Its goals are to make St. Louis the fastest growing US major metropolitan area for immigration by 2025, to design and support regional attraction strategies, and to promote regional prosperity through immigration and innovation. Mosaic is a public/private partnership supported by a 32-member steering committee comprised of a diverse mix of regional business, civic, economic development, faith, agency, and academic leaders. For more information, visit www.stlmosaicproject.com.

Founded in 1995, the Saint Louis Women’s Chorale is the original classical women’s choir in the St. Louis region. In the semi-professional, 40-voice community chorus, women of diverse backgrounds come together to share their love of singing and the restorative power of music. The Chorale is committed to innovation and creativity and gives voice to women composers and poets. While keeping classical music at its core, the Chorale performs many other types of music—jazz, broadway, gospel—to bring exceptional experiences to audience members.

The International Institute of St. Louis provides opportunities for immigrants and refugees to thrive in order to create a welcoming, prosperous and healthy region for every individual in our community. These opportunities span all facets of life: family, health, community, career, culture, and much more. We know that when our neighbors thrive, our region thrives and when our region prospers, we have even more chances to prosper. Visit us at www.iistl.org.

Studio Pointe, founded and directed by Megan Buckley, serves the community through dance performances while fostering talent in the next generation through dance education. Studio Pointe offers dance and fitness classes for all ages in West County at FeeFee & Olive.