In an Elizabethan-to-Victorian transposition, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival ends the year by interpreting another giant of English literature…
The festival executive artistic director Carrie Houk and her colleagues put together a radio-only version for this fifth annual event, titled …
Metro area dance companies are taking the leap from traditional programming to virtual and hybrid in-person performances.
Through “Light the Lights,” which is free to view from Nov. 16 to 19, Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis redeems an opportunity for a…
Metro area organizations are innovating ways to bring annual festivals to the people. LN rounds up a few of your favorites, so you too can joi…
"Milo and Monty" should open a dialogue between parents and children, helping to understand different personalities and comfort levels.
The Midnight Company’s artistic director went to painstaking lengths on opening night to thank the people and organizations responsible for wh…
Stray Dog Theatre returns with three works from the canon of celebrated, 19th century American writer Edgar Allen Poe – just in time for a pan…
The metro area dance company returns to the stage with a new ballet choreographed by artistic director Gen Horiuchi.
The monument and its grounds boast a remodeled museum and surrounding pathways, which continue to draw a significant number of area residents …
Nope, Halloween isn't cancelled.
When bedtime is near, and your kiddos aren't ready to turn in, read this fitting tale by Jana Novotny Hunter, illustrated by Paula Bowles.
With work on the project scheduled to begin Sept. 25, “Common Ground,” theoretically, will involve student artists and community participants …
The nonprofit’s fundraiser will involve 30-plus event hosts opening their homes and utilizing public spaces for small, in-person gatherings, i…
Spurred by social distancing, one of the metro area’s preeminent museums is offering private tours.
Ready Readers suggests using these children’s books to teach STEAM – science, technology, engineering, art and math – concepts.
In St. Louis’ Grand Center Arts District, the Angad Arts Hotel provides a unique opportunity for arts enthusiasts near and far.
The gallery will spotlight artists Michael Byron, Chris Kahler, William Morris and Patricia Olynyk from Sept. 12 to Oct. 24.
A lavender farm just a daytrip from the metro area boasts a boutique, a café and much more.
When the pandemic arrived in the metro area, it shut down many “live” theatrical performances. Nevertheless, a number of local companies still…
Once again, The Muny’s summer variety series showcases an impressive amount of hard work, logistics and coordination to produce a dazzling show.
Although this year may well lack actual beach visits because of COVID-19, Ready Readers’ August book recommendation should rekindle fond memor…
A new series of local tours seeks to help participants hear the footfalls of history down the corridors of time.
Vote for your favorite teen talent appearing at the 10th Annual St. Louis Teen Talent Competition tonight on Nine PBS.
People will get to order food from Clayton businesses, make art with their children at the virtual Creative Castle and buy art from more than …
WATCH: Rising science fiction star Mary Robinette Kowal talks about her book at a virtual event hosted by a beloved local bookstore.
Blues at the Arch resounds on its fifth anniversary, just in time to sooth metro area aficionados suffering from non-musical blues sparked by …