A big addition is coming to the Hill neighborhood in South St Louis. A piazza is going to be built in the heart of the Italian American community. You will find piazzas all over Italy. They are an open-air gathering place that is usually located next to the neighborhood church. It’s a place where people gather after a church or neighborhood celebration. It is a place to relax, talk and soak up the sun.
Now St Louis is getting its own piazza right across from St. Ambrose Church and School on Marconi. It is a vacant lot right now but it will have open-air green space, benches, landscaping, granite walkways, chess tables and at the center, a huge Italian fountain. The Imo family bought the lot and donated it to the nonprofit building the piazza.
SOURCE: https://ciaostl.com/
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