Upon entering the lobby of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, you’re not just attending a performance—you’re immersing yourself in a transformative experience designed to transport you, even if only for a few hours. Each production at The Rep promises an extraordinary evening, with an atmosphere meticulously crafted to draw you into the narrative of […]
Creation Station at the Museum of Transportation Perfect for children of all ages, the National Museum of Transportation features nearly 200 exhibits, making it an ideal destination for families in St. Louis. The Creation Station provides a hands-on learning adventure for kids aged 5 and under and can be booked for birthday parties and other […]
History comes to life on Saturday at the 22nd Annual Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing Celebration, held at Missouri’s first National Underground Railroad historic site. “There will be food vendors and activities throughout the day, but everything pauses for the play,” says event manager Angela da Silva, a historian, educator, performer, and the founder of the […]
Situated along the scenic stretch of Wydown Boulevard, the First Congregational Church of St. Louis stands as a stunning historic structure surrounded by a courtyard and a playground, seamlessly blending with the elegant, affluent homes that envelop it. With its magnificent brick walls, arched stained glass windows, and intricate red doors, it isn’t the first […]
The proprietors of Sunny’s Cantina have announced via social media that the establishment will cease operations after service this Sunday, October 13. Sunny’s Cantina is co-owned by Steve VanderKolb, Tom Galbraith, and chef Andy Roesch, who also manage Felix’s Pizza Pub, which will continue to operate in Dogtown. In a recent social media post, they […]
Hailing from southern Illinois, Jeffrey Morris dedicated 20 years to his career as a math teacher and high school principal. A father of two, he served at Oakville, Edwardsville, and Affton high schools. After enduring significant personal challenges with mental illness, including six suicide attempts that affected his personal and professional life, Morris now travels […]
With numerous theater companies staging captivating performances—from cozy cabaret shows to blockbuster Broadway productions—there’s an abundance of chances to enjoy a theatrical experience. Familiarize yourself with the diverse groups that enliven the theater scene across the city, and make sure to explore local venues for the opportunity to witness both regional troupes and traveling productions […]
Since their inception in 1988, The Smashing Pumpkins have established their generation’s brand of alternative rock; they have sold more than 30 million albums; they have won two GRAMMY® Awards; and perhaps most importantly, they continue to release high-quality new music. The Pumpkins are on somewhat of a rebound, simply delivering new collection, Aghori Mhori […]
On August 15, Green Day played a sold-out show as part of their Saviors Tour in St. Louis, Missouri, to commemorate the 20th anniversary of American Idiot and the 30th anniversary of Dookie. Even though severe storms were anticipated throughout the day, it was much preferable to a hot, sweaty, and muggy night than any […]
Carmen is back at the Union Avenue Opera. This audience favorite will open the opera’s 30th anniversary season with four performances on July 5, 6, 12, and 13. Carmen by Georges Bizet follows the soldier Don José as he falls for the fiery Carmen and leaves his life behind. It’s a story of love, betrayal, and […]
STL Fest is back for its fourth year on Sunday at The Big Top. The event starts with a family-friendly (and free!) block party all afternoon, and it ends with an ages 21-and-over ticketed show with local and national heavy hitters onstage. Yung Joc and Rocko are the headliners, with Koko C’Vere, Big Homie Spitta, Rahli, and more, including artist and event co-founder Shorty a.k.a. […]
Two artists say they deserve a public apology after Craft Alliance canceled their exhibit, halted their residencies, and accused them of violating diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-bullying policies—all because of their artwork. Allora McCullough and Dani Collette, both based in St. Louis, had been chosen through a juried process to be artists-in-residence at the nonprofit […]