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The enormous indoor JumboTron inside Armory STL, flashed the words ÔÇ£#STLMADEÔÇØ and ÔÇ£314 Day.ÔÇØ The almost 6-acre midtown entertainment complex was jam-packed Saturday with people who enjoyed family-friendly games, the food courts and a variety of small business vendors who displayed an eclectic array of products.

The day was dubbed ÔÇ£314 Day Small Business & Wellness Expo.ÔÇØ It was one of the first of a long list of events this month designed to bring St. Louis together to celebrate the positive things happening in the city, according to its creators.

In 2006, Terrell ÔÇ£Young DipÔÇØ Evans and Tatum Polk created ÔÇ£314 Day,ÔÇØ to celebrate all things St. Louis. In 18 years, the celebration has evolved to become an official region-wide holiday shared by all local cultures, as well as organizations and businesses large and small throughout the unique communities and neighborhoods that make up the St. Louis metro.

For Sharell Collins, one of the ÔÇ£314 DayÔÇØ business expo coordinators, the event provided the region with a chance to celebrate whatÔÇÖs really happening in the region. Collins, who hails from Chicago, has lived in St. Louis for about six years. Her new adopted town, she said, is a homegrown business city that she eagerly promotes.

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Hamiltons display racks have all sorts of back-in-the-day gems like varsity jackets, be-bop skirts, bejeweled hats, and even old-fashioned lingerie-type garments. She chuckled, pointing to a silk slip: Girls wear those now with sneakers and boots, Hamilton said, adding: Styles change a little bit, so

She got the idea while working in New YorkÔÇÖs fashion scene which she described as ÔÇ£polluting because of the waste.ÔÇØ

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Even though St. Louis isnÔÇÖt in the same league as the ÔÇ£Big AppleÔÇØ fashion-wise, Hamilton said she sees potential in Da Lou. Her wish is that native St. Louisans whoÔÇÖve found success elsewhere, bring their talents back to ÔÇ£represent our city.ÔÇØ

The ÔÇ£314 Day,ÔÇØ she said, is an admirable attempt to do just that.

ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs a chance to show off St. LouisÔÇÖ flavor,ÔÇØ Hamilton said. ÔÇ£We eat our go-to Imos, White Castles and our Chinese rice and St. Paul sandwiches, and we drink our Vess sodas. Today is a day to celebrate us as St. Louisans.ÔÇØ

Rashiyon Stockett believes she offers one-of-kind products-at least in the region. StockettÔÇÖs company, Golden Heart Candle Co, offers candles in the shape of cakes and cupcakes, Nike tennis shoes and other unique items. Stockett said she works with one of the 314 Day founders, Polk, in another venture and considers he and his partnerÔÇÖs vision, and especially the small business expo. a ÔÇ£welcomingÔÇØ endeavor for the region.

To have something like the Armory getting thousands of people to come in-even if its just a walk-through; to get our name out there and see what we offerits a great thing for the city, Stockett said.

Sherrell Hall is the co-owner of 13th and Canna, a luxury candle company. Hall has been in business for about three years. She offers designer candles and car sprays specially formulated to neutralize all types of odors, including cooking, burnt popcorn, fish, cannabis, pet odors, and more.

Although Hall and her business partner, Tameca Burnett, have a brick-and-mortar establishment at the intersection of Cherokee and Iowa streets in South St. Louis, she jumped at the idea of participating in an event that introduces the entire region to new and small business entrepreneurs in St. Louis.

ÔÇ£For us, itÔÇÖs about giving back to our hometown,ÔÇØ Hall said, adding, ÔÇ£paying homage and showing everyone that this is what we do.ÔÇØ

Perhaps Collins, the expo coordinator, gave the best personal rationale for making 314 Day a regional priority and local success.

I love doing something for the city, bringing resources and the community together in different ways outside of just entertainmentI just like that.

Sylvester Brown Jr. is the Deaconess Foundation Community Advocacy Fellow.

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