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Rebecca Hendin wins design contest for public art
The Shack's frothy, delicious Apple Crisp will evoke memories of Grandma's desserts.
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The three-night dance event returns for a sixth edition.
New galleries feature large-scale works by Richard Serra and Frank Stella.
Arts advocates are using the expansion as a chance to promote the city as the culture town of the Midwest.
LaBute Festival winners include familiar faces.
LaBute Festival winners include familiar faces.
Melon accepts job at museum at Rhode Island School of Design
Actress will "fly" over the audience, not just the stage.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra conductor laureate Leonard Slatkin added an honor last week: Doctor of Musical Arts, honoris causa, from the Manhattan School of Music.
Illinois River dock owner says scrapping the 104-year-old landmark is possible if no one buys it at a court-ordered auction
New Line Theatre's Scott Miller gets the game going.
Here are last week's responses in our #goodmorningstl contest, where we asked what you love about mornings in St. Louis.
This year's productions have good balance of comedy and tragedy.
By Sarah Bryan Miller
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But she says it takes experience to play them.
The Potter sendup is good fun.
Acclaimed artist was born in Excelsior Springs.
The Missouri History Museum restaurant, Bixby's, teams up with its Forest Park neighbor to serve theater-goers.Â
Robertson's programming proves insightful and effective.
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead.
The BLT Triple Grilled Cheese at Alumni St. Louis " new at the Park Pacific downtown " combines two of my favorite comfort foods, but with a twist on each. Cheddar, American and provel chees…
Budget has been balanced and debt reduced, officials say.
