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Singer and board member has been involved in the group since its beginning.
There are plenty of communities, many with long-standing traditions of their own, ready to welcome riverfront ex-pats with open arms.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
I am not opposed to movies taking things that have worked in the past and repurposing them into something new. Heck, J.J Abrams has built an entire career out of doing that very thing.
If you, like writer/director John Carney, believe in the power of music, it is kind of amazing what you can get away with.
Here's where you can celebrate the Fourth of July with food, festivals and fireworks.
Carrie Houk could have settled on "The Glass Menagerie"; it is, beyond question, the greatest play ever set in St. Louis.
Restored theater will reopen in November.
Human form and face are the focus of new exhibition at the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum.
Story retains its appeal in live production.
Clarinet Jack Marquardt dominated with the evening's main event.
"Ivory Tower" is one of those call-to-arms documentaries that gets you fired up about a social problem and then proceeds to bum you out as it slowly reveals there is no clear solution to fix…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Hettie Barnhill, who as a dancer has performed at the Muny as well as on Broadway in "Fela!," is one of five choreographers whose work will be performed this weekend as part of the Stephens …
A strong cast tells an old story with style.
Lady Bunny performs at St. Louis PrideFest on Saturday.
Francis previously worked as STL YWCA development chief
"Craft on Tap" coincides with the opening of "Works from the Studios," a juried biennial exhibition.
ACT INC looks for comedy in London while R-S aims for terror in Lebanon.Â
Jason and John Contini working on 'Four Color Eulogy'
Top-notch players perform intimate, accessible chamber music.
Art gallery and music venue settles in with a new group show.
Three fresh shows will play in the Emerson Studio Theatre.
Week-long bridge-building festival is in its fourth season.
Uncertainty over rules, instrument seizures, affect working musicians.
