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Shipping charges are based on average USPS priority rates for the continental U.S. A small handling cost is added to all orders for packaging and administrative costs.

Featured sites in A YEAR IN THE CITY were chosen for everyday appeal. Care was given to vary color schemes from month to month and to appeal to different demographics. Many of the places featured are popular with millennials, young families and older adults.

YES! You can now purchase A YEAR IN THE CITY at several area retailers!  You’ll find a complete list here.

In addition, we’ll be participating in a number of craft fairs this fall. Watch our NEWS IN THE CITY page for details.

We sure hope so! Our sales in 2018 will determine print runs for 2019. Images for 2019 will be released beginning in August of next year.

You may pay for A YEAR IN THE CITY using Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Click on the PayPal box to enter payment. You need not have a PayPal account to purchase a calendar.

Yes. Our e-commerce pages use SSL encryption to make sure that your credit card information cannot be intercepted.

Yes. In fact, you will get two! One from PayPal and one from A YEAR IN THE CITY.

Calendars are backed with chipboard and individually polybagged, then packaged in rigid cardboard mailers to ensure that they arrive safely at your home or business. Up to six calendars may ship in a single corrugated mailer to a single address.

We want to make sure you are completely satisfied with your order. Please send any questions, concerns or comments to info@ayearinthecity.com. All emails will be answered within 24 hours.

All artwork in A YEAR IN THE CITY was created by Janet Muhm in Adobe Illustrator. Reference photos were also taken by Janet. Often several photos were used to create a single illustration.

There is so much to love about St. Louis, but that’s not always the image that gets projected. It should be. At its core, St. Louis is a kind and caring community. A YEAR IN THE CITY was created as a way of bringing St. Louisans together.

We want to make sure you are completely satisfied with your order. Please send any questions, concerns or comments to info@ayearinthecity.com. All emails will be answered within 24 hours.

Calendars are backed with chipboard and individually polybagged, then packaged in rigid cardboard mailers to ensure that they arrive safely at your home or business. Up to six calendars may ship in a single corrugated mailer to a single address.

All artwork in A YEAR IN THE CITY was created by Janet Muhm in Adobe Illustrator. Reference photos were also taken by Janet. Often several photos were used to create a single illustration.

There is so much to love about St. Louis, but that’s not always the image that gets projected. It should be. At its core, St. Louis is a kind and caring community. A YEAR IN THE CITY was created as a way of bringing St. Louisans together.

Yes. In fact, you will get two! One from PayPal and one from A YEAR IN THE CITY.

Yes. Our e-commerce pages use SSL encryption to make sure that your credit card information cannot be intercepted.

You may pay for A YEAR IN THE CITY using Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Click on the PayPal box to enter payment. You need not have a PayPal account to purchase a calendar.

We sure hope so! Our sales in 2018 will determine print runs for 2019. Images for 2019 will be released beginning in August of next year.

YES! You can now purchase A YEAR IN THE CITY at several area retailers!  You’ll find a complete list here.

In addition, we’ll be participating in a number of craft fairs this fall. Watch our NEWS IN THE CITY page for details.

Featured sites in A YEAR IN THE CITY were chosen for everyday appeal. Care was given to vary color schemes from month to month and to appeal to different demographics. Many of the places featured are popular with millennials, young families and older adults.

Shipping charges are based on average USPS priority rates for the continental U.S. A small handling cost is added to all orders for packaging and administrative costs.