When you design high-end kitchens and baths for a living, it’s hard to pick your five or even 10 favorite projects. And that’s how it was with Jenny Rausch from Karr Bick Kitchen & Bath. I might as well have asked her to choose her favorite child. Instead, she offered, “My favorite thing I have ever designed is our family’s cottage in the woods.” After I looked at photos and heard the story of the cottage, it was easy to see and understand why.
Read MoreAfter a busy summer, the beginning of fall marks a new season of celebrations! St. Louis favorites Pedal the Cause and Glennon Gallop are on the horizon. Musical performances such as Hadestown at the Fabulous Fox and the Kranzberg Art Center’s annual Music at the Interaction are on our calendar too.
Read MoreThe September / October 2022 Publisher’s Letter from Craig Kaminer…
Read MoreIt turns out the secret to feeling young again might be getting on an electric bike. Sales of electric bikes, known as e-bikes, have soared in the last year. The Light Electric Vehicle Association predicts that more than one million e-bikes will be sold in the U.S. this year. Mike Weiss, owner of St. Louis’s Big Shark Bicycle Company, confirmed, “The e-bike category has been growing dramatically.”
Read MoreMore than 100 guests attended The Haven of Grace’s “A MOMentous Luncheon” on May 4, celebrating motherhood and raising funds for the organization.
Read MoreSt. Louis native, Olivia Polk, recently debuted her children’s book Millie the Magical Stone Skipper. The MICDS graduate will be doing a book signing this weekend at Novel Neighbor.
Read MoreThere are some other great jazz cities in America like my hometown of New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and New Orleans, but none can match the range of shows, the intimacy of the Ferring Jazz Bistro, Miles Davis, the number and types of community events, or world-class jazz education like Jazz St. Louis.
Read MoreI'm sure some people love political ads, the back-and-forth banter about why we should or shouldn’t support the candidate of our party - or God forbid - the other party, along with the political conversations which pop up over dinner, or cocktails, or with family. But I don’t.
Read MoreI have known Mark Hyman since the 1980s when I first wanted to find an old MGB to restore. He already had a reputation for restoring many classic cars, but at the time, he was in the commercial real estate business. So, I had to wait until Mark had the time to look at a few cars with me and eventually tow one back to St. Louis. We found a few in St. Louis and as far south as Sullivan, Missouri. While all looked good to me, Mark had a keen eye for original cars. I bought the one Mark recommended which was all original and in running condition, but in desperate need of a restoration.
Read MoreLaura and Paul Miller had always planned to one day move from their Portland Place century home to a condo in the Chase Park Plaza with their dog, a 140-pound Leonberger named Cricket. But one day became today during the pandemic, when rising home prices convinced them that this would be an opportune time to downsize.
Read MoreSt. Louis Press Club's annual Beauty Buzz event, in partnership with Neiman Marcus, will take place on September 17, 2022. The event raises funding for student journalism scholarships.
Read MoreSababa, St. Louis’ Jewish arts and culture festival, returns on Sunday, September 18, 10 am-5 pm, to the Washington University in St. Louis campus. The free festival is a collaboration between the J and the Jewish Federation of St. Louis. It will feature multiple musical guests for the duration of the day.
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Read MoreThe Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis is underway, celebrating its seventh year. A production of William’s romantic Sicilian love story, The Rose Tattoo, will take place at the Big Top in the Grand Arts Center. Directed by David Kaplan, the production comes alive with circus performers, live animals, and live music.
Read MoreIn the September / October Issue, we take a look at the boom in E-Bikes, and what to look for when shopping for one.
Read MoreAside from being a great spot for private dinners, the acclaimed restaurant Vicia has become a popular choice for an intimate wedding venue. Take Root Hospitality offers an experienced event planner to help plan every detail to ensure a curated experience for couples and their guests.
Read MoreSt. Louis Press Club's 28th Annual Media Persons of the Year Awards Dinner will take place on Thursday, November 3, at Edward Jones.
Read MoreSophisticated Giving, the charity register that is published annually, is coming out soon. There’s still time to get involved. The guide features dozens of nonprofit organizations, spotlighting their missions, impact in St. Louis, and ways to help lend a hand either at events or for fundraising. This guide helps get information about nonprofits in front of the readers of Sophisticated Living, which caters to an audience comprised of the area’s most affluent and influential crowds.
Read MoreInternational fashion icon, Diane von Furstenberg, will bring her incomparable style to St. Louis for a talk and trunk show hosted by Saint Louis Fashion Fund in partnership with Caleres on October 11-12.
Read MoreOur upcoming issue looks at the lineup for the forthcoming season at Jazz St. Louis. This year's theme, “Feel the Vibe,” promises signature can’t-be-missed concerts for a wide range of jazz tastes.
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