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Season kicks off with the Art Fair at Laumeier this weekend.
Humbolt penguins, a camel and a mountain bongo are among the new arrivals
Program this weekend will feature contemporary works.
Once a year, St. Louis County residents are reminded that Laumeier Sculpture Park has a strong reputation in the world of art. It is enough to draw artists from hundreds of miles away.
It plans to tear down the Exploradome, one casualty in effort to balance budget. Â
PNC Arts Alive! initiative to distribute $2 million to local groups
Richard Jay-Alexander, who will direct "Les Misérables" this summer at the Muny, has come up with a distinctive approach to casting the production. A couple of musical theater heavyweights,…
Stage stars of today Hugh Panaro and Norm Lewis head the cast. Â Â
Vandals whitewashed a nude portrait outside White Flag Projects.
A modern couple experiments with a 1950s lifestyle.
Minutes after two bombs detonated April 15 at the Boston Marathon, hundreds of images of injury, chaos and terror began circulating on the Internet and television.
Poet and rocker read excerpts from her National Book Award-winning memoir "Just Kids."
Fans picked the name Priya
Brewer and Meacham bring beauty to Zemlinsky rarity.
Midcentury modern pieces will go to the highest bidder.
'Spamalot' opens the Muny season.
Split resulted from emphases on performance and presenting.
Tony-winning actor comes home for a benefit concert.
One reader each week will win breakfast for their office from McDonald's.
"New Dance Horizons II," a showcase for local ensembles, returns.
Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders in St. Louis will receive free admission on Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5 to Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis.
Rare items for sale at St. Louis Mercantile Library fair.
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead.
In "Maple and Vine," a couple looks for retro happiness.
The annual Gypsy Caravan is coming, and for now it's discounted.
