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FLAME 2026–2027 is on Thu, Nov 12 · 5:30 p.m. at COCA – Center of Creative Arts in St. Louis. Times shown in local St. Louis time.

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FLAME 2026–2027

Name: FLAME 2026–2027
Start: 2026-11-12T23:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-11-13T02:30:00.000Z
Location: COCA – Center of Creative Arts

Thu, Nov 12 · 5:30 p.m.CST

COCA – Center of Creative Arts · St. Louis

@ FLAME Honorees Caryl Sunshine, Ferring Award for Philanthropy Stacey Goldman & Cannonball Agency, Newell S. “Jim” Knight Service Award Ed Reggi, Lee Nolting Students First Award Jenny Shore Butler,…

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When

Thu, Nov 12 · 5:30 p.m.Ends 8:30 p.m.CST

Where

COCA – Center of Creative Arts6880 Washington Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63130

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Date and time: Thu, Nov 12 · 5:30 p.m.Ends 8:30 p.m.CST — local St. Louis time
Location: COCA – Center of Creative Arts6880 Washington Avenue, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63130St. Louis

About this event

FLAME Honorees

Caryl Sunshine, Ferring Award for Philanthropy

Stacey Goldman & Cannonball Agency, Newell S. “Jim” Knight Service Award

Ed Reggi, Lee Nolting Students First Award

Jenny Shore Butler, Distinguished Alumni Award

Gheremi Clay, Distinguished Alumni Award

Mason Lee, Distinguished Alumni Award

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Rose Mantilla, Distinguished Alumni Award

About FLAME

FLAME is a complimentary appreciation event to celebrate the members of the Richard Baron Leadership Circle (RBLC) and showcase the extraordinary talent developed at COCA every day. Richard D. Baron founded COCA in 1986, transforming a synagogue designed by renowned architect Eric Mendelsohn into a community arts center.

From the start, COCA continues to be a beacon in our community, using the arts to transform young lives and foster creative potential.

The RBLC allows COCA to provide nearly $1 million in tuition support, student support services, and arts education programs to schools. Investment in the RBLC has also contributed to COCA becoming the fourth largest community arts center in the country!

COCA sincerely thanks members of the RBLC for sharing the passion for our mission to enrich lives and build community through the arts. With your support, COCA is prepared to extend our impact to benefit the next generation.

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Special Thanks

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