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For the first time in the Garden's history, hundreds of thousands of lights will adorn the Climatron, Kaeser Memorial Maze, Central Axis, Tower Grove House and other locations.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Theaters celebrate with shows for grown-ups who get in the spirit.Â
Three artists will receive $20,000 and an exhibition each.
In town for 'Evita,' Josh Young provides anthem
The cellist says that he and David Robertson will prepare a musical feast.
The Macbeths tango in this production, which opens the season at the Fox.
St. Louis' most-tagged songs on Shazam, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
Troupe presents an adaptation of a Russian classic from 1835.
The season of "The Ancients Speak" is off to a good start.
Innovative choreography takes another step toward becoming local dance scene traditionÂ
Traveling exhibit captures the serious and the silly from the historic year.
Nobody plays John Adams' music better than Robertson and the SLSO.
St. Louis composer's work premieres Wednesday at the Touhill Performing Arts Center.
ST. LOUIS " The history of photography extends back centuries to France, England and Brazil. George Eastman's Kodak film company brought the film camera to the late 19th century masses from …
"The Good Doctor" opens the New Jewish Theatre season.
Renée Fleming, one of the world's most popular operatic sopranos, will entertain.
Each federal employee is eligible for two free tickets with valid federal ID.
Florissant series will open with a tribute to Johnny Cash's life and songs.
Giving, revenues are up; ticket sales are balanced.
The St. Louis Theater Circle will again honor local shows and artists.
FRIDAY
Reed player Marty Ehrlich will lead a first-rate quartet in a New Music Circle concert.
The texts come from a variety of sources.
Showcase for local ensembles returns to the Touhill.
