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Watch a mechanical T-Rex chomp a real cow bone
Messiaen's 'From the Canyons to the Stars…' is SRO
The Arts and Education Council has announced the recipients of its 25th annual St. Louis Arts Awards. Those awards will be given on Monday, Jan. 25, at the Chase Park Plaza, starting with…
Performance will include photographer Deborah O'Grady's images of national parks.
The SLSO's third California tour includes five concerts in four cities.
From Bach to tango, dance rules the evening.
Museums have a host of offerings coming soon, including a new permanent exhibit at the St. Louis Science Center and a show of prints, drawings and photographs from the St. Louis Art Museum's…
The Choir of St. John's College, Cambridge, will perform a program designed for the spacious acoustic of the Cathedral Basilica.
There's still standing room available
It's a simple, delicious vegetarian dish, or a perfect side
There were great moments (and some not-so-great) in all aspects of St. Louis classical music
The Missouri History Museum also offered "A Walk in 1875 St. Louis."
Here's the guy who used a Benton mural as a writing surface.
This German Christmas included everything from traditional carols to Arnold Schoenberg
From bird prints to unusual artifacts to astronomy, it's all here
Campbell House and Magic Chef Mansion are decked out to welcome Christmas visitorsÂ
Horace Pippin's 'Sunday Morning Breakfast' joins the collection.
CHICAGO - "Bel canto," Italian for "beautiful singing," is a phrase that gave its name to both a style of singing and a variety of 19th century Italian opera. It's the title of the award-win…
Amy Kaiser's chorus is distinguished by its nimbleness.
It's not all about Hanukkah.
From pops to the sacred, there's a program for everyone
Exhibit will include pavilion designed by Gyo Obata
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Brett Dean's "The Lost Art of Letter Writing" unlikely to stand the test of time.
'Peter and the Wolf' presented with Webster University actors and visuals
