Events & Exhibits Georgia O’Keeffe: “My New Yorks” at the Art Institute Chicago | June 2–September 22 Georgia O’Keeffe might be best known for her flower paintings, but she also has an extensive collection of New York City scenes, the focus of Georgia O’Keeffe: “My New Yorks.” There will be a conversation between curator Annelise K. Madsen […]
1. Folk-pop singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is headed back to St. Louis on his Stick Season tour, which takes its name from the artist’s smash hit album. June 4. Hollywood Casino Amphitheater, noahkahan.com. 2. Learn to live sustainably at the Green Living Festival. The festival is included with regular admission to the Missouri Botanical Garden and […]
There’s something exhilarating about participating in a spin class. The music, the instructors, the energy—each element is designed to get your body moving (and get those legs pedaling). If you’re looking for a new cycle studio in the St. Louis region, check out these four spin class options. CycleBar CycleBar is a popular spin class […]
Acclaimed chef Ben Welch plans to open a dual-concept space in the former BEAST Butcher & Block location (4156-58 Manchester) in The Grove this September, after years of hosting pop-ups for his Southern-inspired eatery Lucy Quinn, which will operate alongside a spinoff diner, Little Lucy, as first reported by the St. Louis Business Journal. Named for Welch’s maternal grandmother, whom he called Nana, the […]
Twice a year, the furniture and interior design world convenes to High Point, North Carolina, for one of the industry’s largest trade shows in the world, the High Point Market. The market takes place semi annually, bringing together influential editors, product designers, and all of the leading brands. The Market is highly regarded as where industry […]
Young children can approach the world quite literally, as you may know if you have ever endured bedtime questions about where the hay is and why we’d want to hit it. So imagine the delight that visitors to the new Story Time Magic exhibit at The Magic House experience when they’re invited to “get into a good book.” […]
It has been a difficult 2024 for Edu Löwen. The year began with a frustratingly long green card process that kept him in his native Germany for a chunk of the preseason. Once he returned to the United States, it took time for the St. Louis CITY SC midfielder to catch up, and he missed […]
With its 10,000 acres of serenity, Dogwood Canyon Nature Park is a natural paradise that makes for the perfect Midwestern weekend getaway. The park is nestled in the Ozark Mountains and is a haven full of towering bluffs, waterfalls, creek beds, and wildlife. The nature park is the perfect place to unwind by enjoying miles […]
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In a retooling of David Sandusky’s Smoke & Kettle concept, the craft pitmaster and nationally renowned chef is roaring back with not one but two locations. After a successful Lenten debut at the KC Club & Event Center (5420 Old Collinsville) in O’Fallon, Illinois, he plans to reopen the restaurant full-time starting May 22. The restaurant will […]
Braeutigam Orchards Descendants of Rollin Braeutigam have been working the land at these Belleville orchards since 1831. The farm offers several pick-your-own options and a great selection of just-harvested fruits and vegetables for sale in its farm market. (The farm’s also well-known for its bakery, which features pies and apple cider doughnuts.) If your heart is set […]
For eight generations, the Eckert family has been a fixture in the St. Louis region’s agriculture space, first as subsistence farmers for their own family and eventually as a source of fresh retail produce and pick-your-own experiences that connect the area community to its local food system. It’s a legacy that Angie Eckert takes seriously. […]