There’s a new can’t-miss event series for St. Louis area families: Movie Nights at the Westport Plaza. Not only can guests enjoy beloved movies, but the entertainment also leaps off the screen and into the Plaza’s new green space for an evening of activities and fun. Historically known for its nightlife scene, Westport Plaza kicked off its […]
The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station will host the first stop of NASA’s five stop touring exhibit Voyage of Europa Clipper: Exploring the Alien Ocean leading up to the October 2024 launch of the Europa Clipper mission. Cultivated by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the mission will attempt to validate scientific hypotheses that one of […]
Father’s Day Comedy Jam Laugh along with Darius Bradford, STL SLYM, and Andre Helm (Bro Dre). Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and VIP tickets come with a discount on concessions. $27–$40. Doors at 4 p.m., show at 5 p.m. Polish Heritage Center, 1413 N. 20th. Read More: A guide to Father’s Day dining options in St. Louis Duets with […]
The Missouri Botanical Garden‘s 15th corpse flower bloom, Millie, is ready to make its appearance. The Amorphophallus titanum specimen has been growing rapidly over the past several days and is expected to bloom this evening, unfurling a massive blossom that smells of rotting meat, hence the species’ common name. Despite the less-than-pleasant aroma, large crowds are […]
Every St. Louis kid has heard the warnings: Don’t go near the Mississippi River! The river is for barges, not boats! Standing on the Chain of Rocks Bridge on a recent afternoon, I can understand the apprehension. Water whooshes over the dam below, and, sure enough, there’s not a single pleasure craft in sight. But […]
Whether you’re looking for the perfect summer dress or a tasty summer dish, Colonial Marketplace is the perfect place to usher in the new season. Colonial Marketplace is not only a boutique shopping and dining destination, but it’s also home to a top hair salon, a blow dry bar, wellness centers, and unique locally owned […]
The 2024 US Open theme, “Celebrating the Power of Tennis,” has been vibrantly brought to life by a local St. Louis artist. Each year, the United States Tennis Association embarks on a journey to locate the perfect artist to create the focal visual for the Grand Slam event, held this year from August 26 to […]
After 69 years, Crescent Plumbing Supply has relocated to a newly built showroom, office, and warehouse in University City (6614 Olive). Since 1955, the company had operated out of a historic building on Rosedale behind The Pageant. That building was originally intended as a bus or trolley garage for the City of St. Louis, says […]
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 […]
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 […]