Artist Fidencio Fifield-Perez’s work will be on display August 30–October 27.

A look at the St. Louis culture scene, from September through November

“Remain calm.” That’s the first bit of advice before we get started.

Tickets go on sale August 10 for the annual fest, November 3–17 at Staenberg Family Complex.

The album is a mix of classic doo-wop and modern electronic pop, an ode to some of her biggest influences: pop music and the performers of the 1950s, like Nancy Sinatra and the Beach Boys.

What can you expect this year? More vendors from a wide range of experiences.

At Mercy, a High-Risk Breast Clinic. At SSM, technology that makes breast surgery more efficient and less uncomfortable.

The event includes live music, a complimentary cocktail from The Last Hotel, beer from New York–based Brooklyn Brewery, and a tasting of Codigo tequila.

It’s not your typical part-time job, but the Washington University student says there’s no better way to spend a weekend.

St. Louis families have one huge advantage—so many of our attractions don’t cost a thing.