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Talk of the Towns: 6.13.18
clayton
Every dog has his day. County police dogs got theirs in May. A bronze German shepherd sculpture was installed and stands forever at the ready near the bronze of a police officer and …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 6.6.18
midtown
Well, Scottrade is no more, and Kiel Center is no longer Scottrade Center. Hold on a sec … it was Savvis Center for a while, at least until Savvis got into financial trouble …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 5.30.18
the landing
Those special nine cobblestoned blocks on the riverfront to work, eat and play are also becoming a unique spot to live, what with 49 apartment homes taking shape as Peper Lofts …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 5.16.18
u. city
Whitney Hulling went to her senior prom in style, thanks to the women of the U. City Police Department. Members of the department’s Ladies Encouraging Others (LEO) group donated …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 4.25.18
forest park
May the fourth be with you! That’s May 4, for any of you unfamiliar with the deep-space nuttiness of Star Wars devotees. (They’re not all science-y nerds. Really. Besides, …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 4.11.18
forest park
Sorry for the last-minute notice, but do you want to go to a party today—Wednesday, April 1 —in Forest Park? To celebrate exceeding its $130 million goal to improve the …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 4.4.18
midtown
The polls have closed, the results are in and St. Louis’ newest district is named … drum roll, please … Prospect Yards. The name reflects the district’s early 20th-century …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 3.21.18
berkeley
Take a chill pill, St. Louis—Tums is still here. But you may need to gobble a handful of the tablets when you hear more about the latest bigger fish swallowing another smaller …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 3.14.18
midtown
How about ‘Ozzie Smith’ as a name for the district that is a half-mile square of Midtown bordered by Laclede and Chouteau avenues, Grand Boulevard, and Vandeventer and Spring …Read More -
Talk of the Towns: 3.7.18
wash u
Acting on an anonymous tip Feb. 19, Wash. U. authorities confiscated an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle and handgun belonging to a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity chapter. The …Read More
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Jun1Fri
Performance is part of Shakespeare Festival St. Louis. Lawn seating is free; individual seats can be purchased.
Jun6Wed
Exhibit explores how the sport is portrayed and includes photos of iconic players. Hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Wed.-Sat.
Jun11MonHigh schoolers can learn music and have fun with the St. Louis Children’s Choirs.
Jun18MonMake music and new friends with the St. Louis Children’s Choirs. For children 8-11.
Jun19TueGet the guys together to watch the Cardinals take on the Philadelphia Phillies as you bid on silent auction items to benefit the Back to School Store. Event cost includes drinks and appetizers and sponsorships also are available. Organized by the National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis.
In its 10th year, this event focuses on the foods pollinators help provide.
Jun21ThuEnjoy a day of playing Bridge to help raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.
Gallery walk, literary event, live music, culinary demonstrations and more. Times TBA.
Max & Louie productions presents Angela Ingersoll as Judy Garland in this play about the actress’ tumultuous life. Showtimes vary.
Jun23SatOne-night event takes place on the hotel rooftop and in the Sky Lobby. Artists tell the stories of rescued animals through different media.
Jun26TueSample three different re-MAKE projects assembled from discarded goods.
Fun-filled night of musical theater songs from the height of Broadway’s Golden Age.
TLC’s Long Island Medium shares personal stories and interacts with guests.
TLC’s Long Island Medium shares personal stories and interacts with guests.
Jun28ThuThe largest fencing tournament in the world comes to St. Louis. Times vary.
Event includes live music, dancing, games, kiddie rides, buffet, drinks and fireworks display.
Jun29Fri
Exhibit features work by award-winning artists. Hours are 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Mon.-Friday & 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday.
Nighttime multimedia experience that takes guests on a one-mile walk.
Jun30SatEvent benefits Friends of Kids with Cancer.
Jul4Wed
The following are event highlights. For a full schedule, visit fairstlouis.org.
Wednesday, July 4:
- 9:30 a.m. – America’s Birthday Parade in downtown St. Louis
- Noon – Fair opens
- 12:30 p.m. – Boeing Air Show
- 5:30 – Amelia Eisenhauer performs on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 8:30 p.m. – St. Louis Symphony Orchestra performance
- 9:35 p.m. – Fireworks show
Thursday, July 5:
- 4 p.m. – Fair opens
- 4:45 p.m. – Dirty mugs perform on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 6:30 p.m. – Andy Grammer performs on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 8:15 – Jason Derulo performs on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 9:35 p.m. – Fireworks display
Friday, July 6:
- Noon – Fair opens
- 1:15 – Fire for Effect, on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 2:45 p.m. – Danielle Bradbery, on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 4:15 p.m. – Raelynn, on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 5:30 p.m. – Salute to the Troops ceremony
- 8 p.m. – Martina McBride, on Enterprise Rent-A-Car stage
- 9:35 p.m. – Fireworks display
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