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Group Effort: West County Center
Each change in season brings new trends, colors and collaborations in the fashion world, and stores at West County Center in Des Peres are right in the mix. Kindred, a new boutique …Read More
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Looking Ahead: Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis
Last year, the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis celebrated its centennial, which is an impressive achievement. Not many organizations make it to the 100-year mark, but the nonprofit …Read More
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Animal Haven: Cub Creek Science and Animal Camp
At Cub Creek Science and Animal camp, everyone has their favorites: Camp director Anna Ulrich is particularly fond of Nigel the groundhog and Clover the bushbaby; office assistant Anita …Read More
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Veiled Prophet Organization
There is an old saying,“It’s in giving that we receive,” and proof can be found wherever the Veiled Prophet Organization takes a hand in neighborhood betterment projects. Its …Read More
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Giving Season: The Fur Boutique
In winter, it’s difficult to ignore the less-than-ideal weather. The temperature drops, the wind blows, and snow and ice cover roads and walkways. But with the proper coat, gloves, …Read More
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A New Home: Parc Provence
If it feels like home when you step inside Parc Provence, that’s because it is. For the community’s memory care residents and their loved ones, innovative, personalized care brings joy …Read More
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Right Direction: Compass Retirement Solutions
Marvin Mitchell decided to become a financial adviser after watching his grandmother suffer the effects of inappropriate retirement planning services. “She had cancer, got the wrong kind …Read More
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Caring for Kids: St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Many people know that a stroke can occur when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or is blocked. But perhaps it’s less well-known that the condition doesn’t only affect adults. …Read More
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Happy 30th: The Gatesworth
When The Gatesworth at One McKnight Place first opened in 1998, the owners had an innovative concept of exceptional senior living in mind. They envisioned a place where each resident would …Read More
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Team Approach: Hightower St. Louis Wealth Advisors
When a wealth management professional retires, it’s important to ensure his or her clients make a seamless transition to another adviser at the firm, says Barbara Archer, partner and …Read More
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May20Mon
Enjoy the mind-bending, mathematical and metamorphic works of the famed Dutch graphic artist.
May24FriEnjoy live music at the zoo on Friday evenings. Kids can participate in animal-related activities focused on conservation. No concert June 21.
May29WedShakespeare Festival St. Louis’ main stage production tells the story of a princess who arrives on a diplomatic mission only to be met by a young king who has taken a vow not to see women. Performances are nightly, excluding Mondays.
Every Wednesday, the botanical garden welcomes a different musical artist.
Jun6ThuHead under the big top for Circus Flora’s 33rd season! The show brings excitement, daring acts and comedy to an unlikely setting: the grocery store.
Jun7FriEvery Friday night in June, enjoy music from some of St. Louis’ most popular bands. The concert series caps off June 28 with fireworks.
Jun11TueThe band’s 23rd season is themed Around the World in 6 Concerts. Performances are every Tuesday, with the exception of July 3. A special concert July 18 will be held on the grounds of the Ulysses S. Grant House.
Jun15SatKick off the summer with events like Yappy Hour, Make Music Day and Loop Arts Fest.
Jun20ThuMax & Louie Productions presents the St. Louis premiere of Indecent by Putizer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel. The play tells the true story of Sholem Asch’s drama God of Vengeance, a revolutionary love story that was forced off Broadway in 1923 by a fearful, reactionary public.
Gitana Productions presents an original play inspired by the stories of German immigrants who led abolition efforts in Missouri. Performances are June 20, 22 and 23. After each, there will be a question-and-answer session with the actors, historians and playwright Cecilia Nadal.
Jun22SatCelebrate local artists, designers and entrepreneurs at this grassroots festival, featuring hands-on activities, food trucks and a kids’ corner by The Magic House.
Broadway Fantasies Charitable Fund announces four performances of this special Broadway song and dance revue:
June 22, 7 p.m.
June 23, 2 p.m.
June 29, 7 p.m.
June 30, 2 p.m.The event features talented performers from all walks of life and raises funds for the County Older Resident Program. Group rate is available.
SLSO performs the shrieking strings and slashing cords of Bernard Herrmann’s score while Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic thriller plays on the big screen.
Jun23SunThe St. Louis Mercantile Library welcomes an exhibit of the world-renowned sculptor, best known locally for the Council Tower sculpture. The exhibit will run until 2020.
Jun30SunThe classic rock band performs live at The Fabulous Fox Theatre.
Jul4ThuDon your red, white and blue for this family-friendly race event to benefit the USO of Missouri. The festivities include a free 1K kids’ run.
Enjoy a parade, fireworks, air shows, musical performances and a variety of food and drinks at this annual party by the Mississippi River.
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