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St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) January 20, 2012

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Gateway City to the experience, history, food, fashion and elegant Edwardian music in St. Louis Weekend centenary of the Titanic, April 13 to 15, 2012. For more information, click http://www.explorestlouis.com or call 314-657-5033 or http://www.titanic2012stl.com. Tickets for all events and accommodation are also available at 314-534-1111 or through Metrotix http://www.metrotix.com.

Tags: One hundred years ago this April, a journalist from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch scored one of the biggest stories of the sinking of HMS Titanic of the 20th century.

Tags: St. Louis reporter Carlos Hurd was on board the Carpathia, which picked up survivors ship Titanic rescue captured. Hurd and his wife Katherine were the first to interview eyewitnesses unsinkable ocean liner Downing. He wrote the story around the world title in rolls of toilet paper during the flight that has eluded them at the port of New York. Today, the legendary ship continues to make headlines in St. Louis, where a special weekend of commemorative events will be held to recall the most interesting part of history.

Tags: Friday, April 13, Missouri History Museum in Forest Park is an Edwardian champagne reception before the screening of the classic film Titanic in 1958, A Night to Remember. Guests can also see artifacts from the Titanic on the collection of museums.

Keywords highlight of the weekend takes place at Fabulous Fox Theatre, Saturday, April 14 Foxs chief executive Stephen Proctor with the kitchen staff in teachers Culiniare LECOLE will recreate the menu of the original first class served to guests at the anniversary of the Titanic for dinner last 100-current on the ship. A meticulously studied the history menu to actually create eleven sumptuous meals and wines to accompany the course. Titanic-sized menu includes oysters a ruse of Los Angeles, poached salmon, filet mignon, chicken Lyonnais, roast pigeon and Waldorf pudding.

Diners tags will have the opportunity to experience a taste of history: last night of the Titanic, as he sat on stage in St. Louis Fabulous Fox Theatre. The evening is black tie. Guests are invited to wear vintage clothing (white tie for men). Upon arrival, you will receive a boarding card and the envelope containing the name and biography of an actual passenger on the Titanic’s first class. Customers can be assured that only the sea ice on Fox tonight will be found in drinking glasses.

Tags: Before dinner, a cocktail of time with live music popular during the 1912 Fox will fill theaters elaborate Grand Lobby. Between courses, guests will be entertained with the incredible story of the Titanic has been told by actors representing passengers and crew who were on board fatal, including the unsinkable Molly Brown Missouri. Proceeds benefit the evening Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation, a nonprofit organization that encourages and promotes the performing arts in St. Louis.

Tags: Those who survive the evening of Saturday can participate in a special champagne brunch at Piper Palm House, the oldest west greenhouse of the Mississippi River. Located in St. Louis Tower Grove Park Victorian designed, Palm Houses distinctive architecture, soaring ceilings, majestic windows and exotic plants, like Titanic cafe terraces?. Brunch will be recreated from the menu of breakfast first class of the Titanic. Features buffet meal service, with other delicacies, smoked salmon, lamb chops, sirloin steak, prepared to order omelets, fruit and pastries.

Tags three events range in price from $ 10 to $ 500, so that everyone can go back in time and experience, history, food, fashion and music elegant Edwardian era. A special St. Louis Titanic Travel Weekend Package is available in Cheshire newly restored, a property of the historic hotel that embodies the beauty and authenticity of a traditional British inn with all the modern conveniences of today. $ 389 hotel package includes deluxe accommodations for two nights (Friday and Saturday / double occupancy), a continental breakfast UK, on ​​Saturday, free tea on Saturday 1 to 4 h, and return transportation to events in Missouri History Museum, Fox Theatre and Piper Palm House.

Tags: real Titanic enthusiasts will want to go to the cemetery’s historic Bellefontaine St. Louis. St. Louisan Elizabeth Madill Robert McMillan returned from a one-year European tour and accommodation in cabin B-3 on the Titanic. She, her daughter Georgette Madill, granddaughter Elizabeth Allen and Emilie good Kreuchen all were rescued by lifeboat 2. Madill Mrs. Roberts died in 1955 and is buried in Madill many families. So rest in Bellefontaine are Carlos and Katherine Hurd traveling in Carpathia, the White Star Line ship that rescued Titanic lifeboat. Simple Hurd and his wife to help him gather interviews for the news story of this century. Stop by the office of Bellefontaine Cemetery 4847 West Florissant Avenue for a free map of the cemetery and those of hundreds of personalities, including the explorer William Clark, Civil War officers, the beer barons, literary figures and more. Information is also available http://www.bellefontainecemetery.org.

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Tags: NOTE TO MEDIA: Fox Theatre Executive Chef Steven Proctor, who will be the establishment of 11 gourmet dishes last Titanic performance and event organizers are available for interview. Contact Donna Andrews in St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission at 314-421-1023 or dandrews (at) explorestlouis com (dot) to make arrangements.

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Miami, FL (PRWEB) January 20, 2012

Hip hop artist Whiplash recently released his mixtape with Khaki Blue, The West Aussie EP. Coast 2 Coast presents the project, which is hosted by Tha Advocate. It is now available for free download. The West Aussie EP features Whiplash and Khaki Blue on tracks with guest artist appearances from J-Flow and I-10.

Whiplash is rising from down under to unleash his lyrical prowess on the States. Fiery but calculated in his flow, Whiplash methodically attacks each and every track much like a veteran boxer punishes a novice opponent in the ring. Years of nomadic living have given Whiplash a plethora of experience and content for his music. Eking out a living and sleeping everywhere from fields to campgrounds, to couches to beaches, and even on the roof of a caf