The Muny has kicked off its second show of the season, Dreamgirls, and St. Louis natives may recognize one of the background actors featured in three performances, beginning on Saturday. Dreamgirls follows a trio of female Motown singers, their path to stardom, and their struggles with fame in the 1960s and ‘70s. St. Louis Mayor […]
In what will likely be the most discussed restaurant closure of the year, Rob Connoley has closed Bulrush, his acclaimed restaurant in Midtown that became famous across the country for its modern interpretation of Ozark cuisine. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which was the first to break the news, cited “‘hate politics’ in Missouri” as the reason for the […]
In late 2023, Amanda Gary faced a series of health issues that significantly impacted her daily life. Persistent pain in her groin and legs, along with severe pressure and swelling, left Gary tired of being in pain constantly. Her condition, exacerbated by a history of varicose veins and the physical toll of having three children, […]
Wet rooms are a growing trend in home design and remodeling. Between their functionality and opportunities for top-of-the-line design features, it’s easy to see why. Mosby Building Arts senior design consultant Jake Spurgeon shared more about what sets wet rooms apart from traditional bathrooms, as well as some of the advantages and disadvantages of installing a […]
There are a lot of great places to get a good cup of coffee in the St. Louis region. But not every shop is suited for those who want to sit and stay awhile. The next time you’re looking to do some work outside the office, consider one of these local coffee shops. Not only […]
When the Center for Plant-Based Living closes its doors in downtown Kirkwood on June 30, Britt’s Bakehouse will take over the space just one door away from its current location. The expansion gives the popular gluten-free bakery room to ramp up production and to offer customers a sit-down café experience. Caryn Dugan founded the Center […]
A spectacle and celebration of cultures, the annual Festival of Nations represents more than 30 countries with diverse musical performers, visual artists, and dance groups. This inclusive fest also features food and retail vendors, fashion shows, and additional artists representing dozens of cultures and traditions. The two-day event will be held August 24 and 25 in Tower […]
The final show of The Black Rep’s 47th season is King Hedley II, the ninth of playwright August Wilson’s 10-play American Century Cycle. The plays, all but one of which take place in Pittsburgh’s Hill District neighborhood, examine Black life across the decades of the 20th century. King Hedley II is the 1980s installment, premiered in 1999. It centers on […]
This article first appeared in the Solutions newsletter. Click here to learn more about the newsletter and sign up. No one wants to live in a city where hot trash just piles up. That’s the kind of problem that affects more day-to-day lives—and the region’s reputation—than some of the dialogue we all heard four years ago in […]
Start your mornings with a fresh take on the day’s top local news. Launching this summer, St. Louis Daily will provide a smart, succinct look at the metro area’s major stories, with insights and analysis from award-winning journalists Sarah Fenske and Ryan Krull. The newsletter will offer an informative, entertaining guide to everything you need […]
What’s your favorite indulgence from a local ice cream or custard shop? —Edward D., St. Louis The bad news: Both the temperature outside and heat index will be oppressive for the near future. The good news: According to FOX2 meteorologist Glenn Zimmerman, July and August are slated to be cooler than normal, and the next 10 days may be the […]
Blueprint Coffee and Left Bank Books are kicking off their second-annual Summer Book Bazaar Series with a queer-affirming theme for pride month, titled Queer Joy June. The series, which will be hosted monthly at literary arts cafe High Low, aims to highlight diverse voices in literature and cultivate themes that coincide with the mission of […]