Spotlight on artist Zach Smithey: “Zack’s work stands out because of its striking abstract images and colors, the large size of the paintings and Zack’s personality which marries his quiet intensity, his bold and playful images and perseverance.”
Read MoreThe Delmar Maker District, with a mission to create a destination for locals and tourists to create, learn, shop and socialize, offered the perfect opportunity for Craft Alliance to expand.
Read MoreSLSO has resumed in-person concerts with limited capacity. Click for more details!
Read MoreThe 2021 St. Louis Arts Awards will take place at the Big Top this spring. Pictured here: Brian Owens with the young artists of the Life Creative Group.
Read MoreA limited number of St. Louis Blues tickets will be available to the general public beginning Wednesday at 12pm as the Enterprise Center increases capacity to 4,100.
Read MoreCinema St. Louis is partnering with the St. Louis Public Library to present a series of SLIFF/Kids filmmaking camps this summer.
Read MoreScenes and Takes Untitled (In the Carefully Constructed Fusion) is one of the features at a new exhibit at The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum.
Read MoreThe St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will return to live, in-person concerts at Powell Hall from March 26-May 15. The spring season features eight weeks of live concerts with a family of SLSO artists. Capacity for these hourlong concerts will be capped at 300 people and masks are required for patrons, staff, and string musicians.
Read MoreAngad Arts Hotel is rotating its quarterly art exhibit to feature new works by local art duo Evan and Stacey Smith. The series is called Voids.
Read MoreCircus Harmony is releasing an interactive cookbook online that features great recipes and exciting adventures in the kitchen!
Read MoreCory Finley is a 2007 graduate of John Burroughs School. He’s a writer and director best known for “Thoroughbreds” which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
Read More“Shawabty of King Taharqa;” Nubian, Napatan Period, reign of Taharqa, 690–664 BC; travertine (Egyptian alabaster); Museum of Fine Arts, Harvard University—Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition 20.215; Photograph © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Read MoreAs we welcome spring, we’ll see a variety of hybrid society events evolving into outdoor galas that could soon become more like the VIP engagements we remember and cherish.
Read MoreMore than 150,000 viewers tuned in to see Saint Louis Ballet’s fall and holiday programming which led to another round of streamed productions celebrating love.
Read MoreLace Gods "Sneaker Museum" and Retail Shop is open through February 22 at the N2EXISTENCE Storefront on Cherokee Street.
Read MoreThe Semi-Final Round of the 11th Annual St. Louis Teen Talent Competition will take place February 28, 2021.
Read MoreLove in the time of… ballet! Plan for a romantic and sophisticated evening from the comfort of your home for Valentine’s Day.
Read MoreFan attendance is scheduled to increase at St. Louis Blues home games starting next week. Find out who is eligible to watch a game in person.
Read MoreA pop-up cocktail experience is coming to St. Louis Union Station in the Grand Hall.
Read MoreA limited number of invited frontline workers, along with the families and friends of players, hockey staff, team employees and essential personnel, will watch the St. Louis Blues open their first homestand next week.
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