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The STAGES Performing Arts Academy furthers the organization’s mission by equipping students with theatre skills while directly linking them to professional productions, community initiatives, and arts education resources throughout the St. Louis area. According to Andrew Kuhlman, executive producer of STAGES St. Louis, the academy is pivotal to the organization’s overarching aim of creating “theatre […]
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The Grand Center Arts District is celebrated for its grand stages, but this summer, it’s also welcoming the little ones. Launched last summer, the “Kids in the Arts District” initiative reimagines the area as a family-friendly space to explore, play, and connect without the pressure of a ticketed event on select Saturday mornings. Find Exciting […]
Students at Marquette High School are addressing a contemporary health concern that impacts nearly everyone: digital eye strain resulting from extended screen time. Anshu Rajoli and Tanujha Manikandan, both juniors and members of Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), have dedicated the last few months to informing the public about blue light exposure, its possible […]
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One of the standout fast-casual restaurants in the St. Louis area is set to close its doors later this month. Porano (13323 Manchester), an Italian-inspired eatery from Niche Food Group famous for its pasta, salads, bowls, and pizzas, will cease operations on March 31. Photography by Amy De La Hunt Photography by Amy De La […]
Surely your boss can let you off this Thursday, March 26, for what is practically a civic holiday in St. Louis: Opening Day for the St. Louis Cardinals. Here’s everything you need to know before heading out. The Game The Redbirds will take on the Tampa Bay Rays. Ticket holders aged 21 and older will […]
If your family enjoys animals with a touch of character, then Grant’s Farm has an exciting new show that you won’t want to miss. This St. Louis attraction is unveiling a fresh animal show this season, providing visitors the opportunity to get up close with some of the farm’s cherished animals. This interactive experience, included […]
Our family of five spent the day at Grand Country in Branson, and it turned into one of those trips that hits the perfect mix of chaos, laughter, and “we’re definitely coming back here.” From racing down water slides at the indoor waterpark to navigating the Barn mini golf course and ending with a pet […]
Our family of five pulled into Silver Dollar City on opening day 2026 knowing it would be a year we’d never forget: the first full season with the new Silver Dollar City Resort rising over the hills, and the final season for Thunderation, the mine train coaster that has defined generations of memories. Opening day […]
& JULIET, a jukebox-style musical with a serious commitment to having fun, is not a serious jukebox. This is my favorite jukebox musical. I know that the market for theaters is oversaturated with these shows, but this one has a unique charm. The jukebox catalogue of & JULIET is a veritable millennial’s catnip. Its song […]