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Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Glass and metal artists Teri Walker and Chad Ridgeway are bringing the magic of New Orleans to Third Degree Glass for a two-month exhibition titled, The Many Faces of Mardi Gras. The show highlights some of the couple's favorite aspects of carnival season.

From the musical second lines and huge parades to the grandiose balls and king cake pastries, New Orleans knows how to celebrate life in style! It's what first brought Teri to New Orleans after graduating from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto in 1996. Chad supported himself as a cook while attending art school and gradually made his way to New Orleans in 1999. The two met, fell in love, and created RidgeWalker Glass, a home studio and gallery that has allowed them to teach the local community and create their own whimsical, colorful art to sell to locals and tourists alike.

They have been a fixture at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Fest for 24 years and have exhibited their work all along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida.

Planning for the future can feel daunting, especially for students who learn differently, but Miriam High School’s Next Steps Fair offers tools to help move forward with confidence. Students and their families are invited to explore programs, resources, and opportunities that can help with life after high school.

The transition fair will take place on Tuesday, January 27. Miriam High School students and their families will attend from 2:30-3:30 p.m., and it will be open to the public from 4-6 p.m.

This FREE event will showcase programs, services and opportunities to help students who learn differently take their next steps toward success. Whether a student is exploring college, careers or other pathways, the Next Steps Fair has something for everyone - including social development, recreation, and summer programs for high school students.

Representatives will be available from nearly 40 organizations and agencies spanning all aspects of education, employment and resources - from University of Missouri St. Louis to St. Louis Arc, Pathways to Independence to Missouri Youth Leadership Form, and Easterseals to Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. See a full list on the Miriam website. https://www.miriamstl.org/high-school/next-steps-fair