On a chilly November day in Forest Park, over 80 individuals convened near the Saint Louis Art Museum, wrapped in blankets and gloves, with pens ready. They weren’t there for a race, concert, or festival; they had come to journal. “It was freezing. It was borderline dangerous,” recalls Julie Zhang,
For numerous families in St. Louis, planning for summer begins with camps. However, for teenagers, the season presents a different opportunity: a chance to develop independence, pursue interests, and venture into the real world. This is the gap that Blueprint4 aims to address. After years of assisting families in finding
This Sunday, April 12, marks the 13th iteration of the annual Eat Drink Love, the flagship fundraiser for the Ollie Hinkle Heart Foundation (OHHF). The event will take place at Olive + Oak (216 W. Lockwood), co-owned by hosts Jennifer and Mark Hinkle. For the past 12 years, Eat Drink
Nestled between a junkyard and a whimsical fantasy, robots are springing to life at City Museum. The new exhibit, Robot Renaissance, is currently on display at this downtown attraction, featuring innovative robot sculptures crafted from everyday discarded materials. The exhibit will be open until May 31, perfectly coinciding with the
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Residents who have long championed a more walkable and bike-friendly St. Louis are expressing their discontent over the city’s choice to eliminate several bumpouts at intersections in the downtown area. Bumpouts are traffic-calming features that extend into the street to help slow down vehicles at intersections and offer some protection
