St. Louis, the 13th century French king, gets a bath
The mounted French king and namesake of the city is in the midst of a cleaning that takes place about once every 20 years.
The mounted French king and namesake of the city is in the midst of a cleaning that takes place about once every 20 years.
'Dancing at Lughnasa' closes the Mustard Seed season
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
"August: Osage County" turns things around with lots of good roles for women
Bosnian immigrant's work tells St. Louis' history.
Longstanding leg-up sculpture went missing earlier this month
Since the presidential election, private citizen Hillary Clinton has permitted herself two main types of recreation: hiking in the woods outside her Westchester County home and attending Bro…
Facts are murky, but longstanding leg-up sculpture was stolen
Restaurants serve dishes inspired by Shakespeare's plays
'Sex with Strangers' plays in a Central West End house
The program ranged from the Renaissance to today
Two St. Louis female impersonators came out on top at the 2017 Miss Gay Missouri America pageant, held Thursday through Saturday in St. Louis.
Shimon Attie's exhibition at the St. Louis Art Museum was inspired by the river and 'Huckleberry Finn.'
Stray Dog's intimate setting serves Sondheim's dark musical well
This weekend's concerts are jazzy, in the best possible way
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Dammit, Janet. Barry Bostwick will not be at Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con on Saturday to introduce a screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
Comic books, movies, television and more share space at fan festival.
"The Comedy of Errors," Shakespeare's ridiculously silly farce, is always fun. But you have to cooperate. You can have a good time at St. Louis Shakespeare's production as long as you don't …
"This isn't reality. This is fantasy."
Laylah Ali to get dean's medal from Sam Fox arts/design school
Ron Himes gives a stellar performance as a determined, half-mad man
2017-18 includes a co-production with Theatre Nuevo
Webster Groves Christian Church has turned its chapel into an art gallery
"You just do you," says Kory Burch of Kansas City, who performs as Regina La-Rae and is the state's current titleholder.