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Fellows receive a full-time salary and benefits as well as mentorship and networking opportunities.
The pieces are "highly important additions" and among the most significant gifts in its 142-year history, the museum announced Monday.
R. Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome on the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville campus will celebrate its 50th birthday Friday evening.
Stray Dog Theatre presents offbeat comedy-drama.
Hobbyists who dress as German soldiers are adamant that public events are to educate onlookers.
The Kranzberg Arts Foundation has named the artists selected for its expanded 2021-22 Kranzberg Arts Residences for Individual Artists. The program originally was limited to jazz music artis…
The story takes place at a facility where men accused of sexual misconduct are subjected to an algorithm designed to rehabilitate them.
More than 90 years after the painting was last reported forgotten, a local artist tracked it down again.
After livestreaming and recording during pandemic, Italian opera superstar is happy to once again "feel the emotion of the audience."
Organizers hoped a new generator would arrive late Tuesday afternoon.
Public event at Loretto-Hilton Center for the Performing Arts will celebrate longtime artistic director who died in July at age 75.
The fund, made possible with a bequest of more than $1 million from Sarah Bryan Miller, supports vocal soloists and underwrites performances.
When Leonard Slatkin returns to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, there's a sense of a hero returning to the place that made him famous.
Like any proper zombie, Halloween returns this year " even if it's staggering a bit.
The season features three chamber music concerts spotlighting flutist Mark Sparks, violinist David Halen and violinist Erin Schrieber.
Two-character show about a friendship that transcends death is quite unlike the irreverent and often irrepressibly wacky fare that has made the company's reputation.
Dwight Scott was born and raised in Chillicothe, Missouri, and got his start in zoos as a primate keeper at the Kansas City Zoological Gardens.
Philip Barnes began his 32nd season, and the chorus' 66th, Sunday afternoon at Washington University's 560 Music Center.
This weekend's concerts by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra features two themes that recur in this season's repertoire " modern and Russian music.
Directed by Stages artistic director Michael Hamilton, the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons is one for the ages.
The winners of the 2022 honors include The Rep managing partner Mark Bernstein; singer/actress Anita Jackson; and middle-school teacher Rosalind Rogers
Finalists have been chosen for the Great Rivers Biennial Arts Award Program.
Schedule includes world premiere of "Karate Kid" musical.
"Your museum has four Van Goghs," the art historian said excitedly.
