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Meddling Mother-In-Law
Dear Homework,
I always enjoy reading your column and love the home you designed for me. My son and his wife just bought a lovely house, but it doesn’t have a garage. With the cold …Read More -
Make It Rustic
We just purchased a house for our daughter in Francis Place. We need to replace the roof, windows and interior doors. We also want to remove the concrete walkway and stairs in the front and …Read More
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Visions of a Veranda
Dear Homework,We would love your thoughts on our home. We dream about having a full-width front porch, but can’t picture how it would look with the rest of the house. If you have any …Read More
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Can’t See the Forest for the Trees
Dear Homework,
We have lived in our home for almost 10 years and would love your guidance on how to improve our landscaping and exterior. We enjoy reading your column and the …Read More -
Homework: Lessons
While working on a recent Homework submittal, I thought of a couple of simple landscaping improvements that I see on a lot of houses. They involve issues that homeowners often get wrong but …Read More
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Lessons: 8.28.19
The focus of this column is to provide information to homeowners on how to improve the appearance of their properties. But there are other concerns that influence many of my design …Read More
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In Search of a Little More
Dear Homework,
We love our home, but it lacks architectural style and grace. Can you suggest improvements?
Sincerely,
—In Search of a Little MoreDear In Search of a Little More,
If you …Read More -
Post-Rental Refresh
Our family just moved into this ranch. We absolutely love the area and the totally renovated interior, but the curb appeal is lacking. This home previously was rented for more than 20 …Read More
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Fit to Be Flipped
Dear Homework,
We recently purchased this house in foreclosure and plan to flip it after making renovations. I think it has so much potential behind the long-neglected, messy landscaping. …Read More -
Excited for Some Ideas
Dear Homework,
My husband and I just purchased a new home. I am interested in getting some ideas on how we can update the exterior and the landscaping.
Thank you,
—Excited for …Read More
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Jul10Wed
The St. Louis-based illustrator and graphic designer has retrofitted Laumeier Sculpture Park golf carts, transforming them into kinetic sculptures.
Sep1SunEnjoy a 45-minute tractor-drawn hayride with friends and family (20-person maximum) any Friday or Saturday night and tour the park under the stars. Finish the night with a bonfire reserved just for you. For reservations, call 314.615.8472.
Sep6FriThe installation by St. Louis artist Margaret Keller is curated by the Teen Museum Studies program. An opening reception will be held at 7 p.m. Sept. 6.
Oct20SunThe exhibit features 70 paintings from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, that survey the Dutch Golden Age. An array of programming related to the exhibit will be offered, including a panel discussion on 17th-century Dutch art Oct. 18.
Oct29TueThe bawdy, interactive comedy tells the story of an Alabama ex-con who straightens out her life by selling the iconic plastic bowls.
Nov1FriThe solo exhibit features striking hand-embroidered images by the artist and Washington University alumna.
Nov9SatThis juried show features works in a variety of visual media by 52 regional artists.
Nov20WedMoscow Ballet brings a cast of favorite characters to the stage for this classic holiday production.
Nov21ThuThe St. Louis Press Club will honor its Media Persons of the Year at this special event.
Nov22FriAnheuser-Busch Brewery Lights and Kickoff PartyNov 22 2019 @ 5:00 pm – Dec 30 2020 @ 5:00 pm
The 34th annual Brewery Lights kicks off with a lighting ceremony at the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten and Tour Center. St. Louis Blues Captain Alex Pietrangelo, with help from St. Louis Brewery general manager Jim Bicklein, will “flip the switch” to officially mark the start of this year’s Brewery Lights celebrations at 5 p.m.
Brewery Lights is open Friday through Sunday, 5-10 p.m. Nov. 22 through Dec. 29, as well as Monday, Dec. 23; Thursday, Dec. 26 and Monday, Dec. 30. New this year is the Frosty Tour, which includes a complimentary Anheuser-Busch hat and a visit to the Finishing Cellars where guests hear an overview of the brewing process and receive a sample of the freshest beer at the brewery.
Chamber Project Saint Louis presents an evening of compositions by Dinuk Wijeratne, Syna So Pro and Johannes Brahms.
Nov23SatEnjoy holiday gift shopping, international crafts, food, educational presentations and more. Market dates are 11/23, 11/24, and 11/29 through 12/1.
Head to the botanical garden for this illuminating annual event with more than 1 million holiday lights. New this year: Imagery projected onto the historic Tower Grove House.
Get in tune with the holidays at this popular annual Christmas concert. Shows are at 2 and 7 p.m.
Nov26TueEnjoy a popular contemporary dance production set to Tchaikovsky’s timeless music. Special appearance by MC Kurtis Blow.
Nov28ThuStart your Thanksgiving Day by strapping on your running shoes and giving back. All proceeds from the family-friendly 5K benefit the Harvey Kornblum Food Pantry. Strollers and dogs on leashes are welcome, and the event also includes entertainment, refreshments and giveaways.
Feb5WedJoin the Foundation Fighting Blindness at the St. Louis Dining in the Dark Visionary Awards Dinner to help raise awareness and funds for sight-saving research for retinal diseases that affect more than 10 million Americans. Dining in the Dark is a powerful dining experience, inviting you into a world of sensitivity you may never have experienced, leading you through a unique journey in the dark.
Mar29SunThis exhibit explores the meaning and purpose behind vintage fashion accessories.
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