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Back by Popular Demand — ALOHA 🌺

Just in time for Mother’s Day, your favorite is back. ALOHA is our luxurious, vitamin E–enriched body butter designed to leave skin silky-smooth while surrounding you in a sense of calm and care.

Loved for its soothing touch, this blend is known for helping ease cold symptoms, psoriasis, joint discomfort, menopause transitions, focus challenges, and overall body tension. It’s more than hydration—it’s comfort, relaxation, and a moment to breathe.

Give the gift of calm, restoration, and a little island-inspired escape… because every mom deserves to feel this good.

✨ Limited batches available
❤️Remember-Saturday is our annual BUTTER UP MOM Event with Marge - the creator of these luxurious body butters! Stop by and let her help you shop for mom❣️

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We have officially sold 75% of our tickets for our annual gala. There's still time to grab yours!

You can purchase tickets here: http://Onecau.se/mindseye

Image Description: A vintage-style “Save the Date” graphic features a World’s Fair theme with dark teal and gold colors. Centered at the top is gold decorative filigree above the text: “Please Save the Date.” Below it reads, “MindsEye’s Gala at the World’s Fair,” with a faint illustration of a globe in the background. Additional decorative lines and flourishes frame the date: “Friday, March 20, 2026.”

At the bottom, the location is listed: “Missouri History Museum, 5700 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63112.” On the left side of the design is a vintage illustration of a woman in an Art Nouveau style, wearing flowing garments in soft tan and peach tones. On the right side is a sketch-style Ferris wheel drawn in gold, echoing a classic World’s Fair attraction. The overall aesthetic feels elegant, historical, and celebratory.

Coffee is the Cure!

This year’s Soiree will highlight MindsEye’s audio description program, which has brought accessibility to numerous organizations and events across the community, including the Missouri History Museum. Guests will hear from Adam Kloppe, exhibit content lead and public historian, who will share a preview of “St. Louis at Bat: 100 Moments in Baseball History,” opening at the museum in October 2026.

As MindsEye’s largest annual fundraising event, the Soiree provides critical support for programs that break down barriers and expand access to arts, culture, news, and community life for people who are blind or partially sighted.

The evening will include entertainment, inspiration, live and silent auctions, and opportunities for guests to witness firsthand the impact of MindsEye’s work across the region.

A highlight of the program will be the presentation of the Fr. Boni Wittenbrink Visionary Award, honoring individuals and organizations who champion accessibility and opportunity for those with visual impairments. The 2026 recipients are Orlando Gonzalez and Memorial Hospital Foundation.

You can purchase tickets here: http://Onecau.se/mindseye

Image Description: A vintage-style “Save the Date” graphic features a World’s Fair theme with dark teal and gold colors. Centered at the top is gold decorative filigree above the text: “Please Save the Date.” Below it reads, “MindsEye’s Gala at the World’s Fair,” with a faint illustration of a globe in the background. Additional decorative lines and flourishes frame the date: “Friday, March 20, 2026.”

At the bottom, the location is listed: “Missouri History Museum, 5700 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63112.” On the left side of the design is a vintage illustration of a woman in an Art Nouveau style, wearing flowing garments in soft tan and peach tones. On the right side is a sketch-style Ferris wheel drawn in gold, echoing a classic World’s Fair attraction. The overall aesthetic feels elegant, historical, and celebratory.