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The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum and the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis received money for future exhibitions.
Due to falling stones, Compton Hill Water Tower, one of three in St. Louis, remains closed while city leaders and preservationists look for solutions.
Plays include 'Proof,' 'Jake's Women.'
Offerings include "A Christmas Carol," "The 39 Steps."
The cafe menu has been revamped, table service has been added, and there are more dockside concerts to attract visitors to the St. Louis riverfront.
Traditional Independence Day celebrations return this year, with a few exceptions.
Characters in "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" may dream of starring on Broadway. But at 16, Andrew Barth Feldman actually did it.
The St. Louis artist wrapped his final gallery show last month.
New display at National Museum of Transportation includes the private collection of Sanford McDonnell's airplane models, donated by his family.
St. Louis theater community laments loss of accomplished actor Andrew Michael "Andy" Neiman, who had been missing since May 21.
Dance St. Louis showcase was canceled in 2020 and delayed this year, but it returns
The general public can return to the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum starting Wednesday, more than a year after the museum first closed because of the COVID pandemic.
Randy Rainbow's "The Pink Glasses Tour" comes to Stifel Theatre with a show at 8 p.m. Sept. 17.
The St. Louis Art Museum has announced its next director, Min Jung Kim, the first woman to lead one of the city's most admired cultural institutions.
Enrique's neoprene boots, which he's worn since September to help his aging feet, go viral in Facebook post.
Three singers from the Opera Theatre of St. Louis Artist-in-Training program appear this summer's festival season.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is offering an "Operatic Encore" concert of popular instrumental music from well-known operas at Powell Hall.
Opera Theatre of St. Louis shifted the focus from oppression to expression with "I Dream a World," presented outside the Missouri History Museum.
The traditional June festival parade had to be postponed in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic.
Tuesday's threat was called into the city Park Ranger office at Forest Park. Employees of the Missouri History Museum were told to shelter in place.
New Jewish Theatre has announced two productions that will mark its return to live, in-person performances.
Joe Hanrahan plays Henry, an unapologetic liar, mesmerizing storyteller and the only character onstage for the duration of the enigmatic but entertaining show.
Joe Hanrahan, who stars in Daniel MacIvor's "Here Lies Henry," loves the challenge of a one-person show
Each 20-minute opera was to answer the question posed by OTSL general director Andrew Jorgensen: "How are you feeling about the world?"
The St. Louis Zoo's new 35,000-square-foot Primate Canopy Trails will allow visitors to get up close with its inhabitants.
