St. Louis’ Son Volt brought their A-game to the stage for their hometown sold-out show at Delmar Hall on September 25. Performing in front of hundreds of friends and family cannot be easy, but the seasoned band members pulled it off… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
The City Museum is hosting Utah-based artist McKay Lenker Bayer and her miniature works of art in its new exhibition The Itty Bitty City Museum, on display starting September 25. Bayer is known for her Tiny Art Shows, which place tiny… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
On September 23, St. Louis Magazine hosted St. Louis Business 500 Live, presented by WashU Olin Business School and sponsored by Guarantee Electrical Company. The second session in the series, Leading What’s Next, explored how visionary… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
Pre-pandemic, cash was still king at local restaurants and bars—until it became the pariah. When contactless payments and online ordering took off, fewer customers carried bills, and many cash-only establishments began accepting cards.… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
The stories are by Edgar Allan Poe, the music is by Danny Elfman (who wrote the music for everything from “The Simpsons” to “Batman”) and the drinks are by a mixologist. · at St. Louis Post-Dispatch ↗
When Patrick Clapp thinks about all of the other places that he and his brother, Spencer, could have opened Coffeestamp‘s second brick-and-mortar location, he couldn’t be more thrilled that they chose downtown St. Louis. “We looked at… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
While meat substitutes make for some interesting dishes at Laddus, restaurant critic Ian Froeb writes that what will bring him back are the dishes that don't need it. · at St. Louis Post-Dispatch ↗
The city of St. Charles has been looking for a sister in France for nearly as long as it has had one in Germany: 30 years. Now, as St. Charles officially signs its sister city agreement with Montbéliard, France, on Friday, the city has its… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
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How closely do you follow St. Louis news? We’re testing your knowledge of the stories we covered this week in the St. Louis Daily newsletter—the good, the bad, and the goofy. Submit your name at the end for a chance to be featured in The… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
Let’s see how well you know St. Charles. Put a pin on the map based on where you think the photograph above was taken; the closer you are, the more points you earn. Enter your email to begin, and click “lock in my guess” once you’re ready… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
Good grief. There’s a new reason to visit The Magic House (516 S. Kirkwood) this fall. Beginning September 26, St. Louis families can step inside the world of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the gang with Take Care with Peanuts: The… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
The University of Missouri–St. Louis has partnered with Quest Food Management Services to revamp the school’s dining services. The partnership seeks to address past student concerns while introducing made-to-order concepts. The new dining… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
A branch of the low-pressure book club community Silent Book Club has taken root in St. Louis, and flourished thanks to meetups at art spaces, independent bookstores and coffeeshops, and other venues around the city. Originally founded by… · at St. Louis Magazine ↗
Content by Siteman Cancer Center. If your garden has called it quits for the year, there’s some good news: Several vegetables are emerging and ready to hit their peak. · at St. Louis Post-Dispatch ↗
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Entertainment writer Jasmine Osby reflects on her favorite laughs from Martin Lawrence ahead of the comedian’s St. Louis show. · at St. Louis Post-Dispatch ↗
Rug Burn Theatre, Soul Siren Playhouse and Moonstone are hoping to push the St. Louis theater scene to be a little bit more diverse, creative and fun. · at St. Louis Post-Dispatch ↗