Sculptor Nick Cave’s “Amalgam (Meditation)” will anchor the Ville’s new pocket park
The sculpture will be on view at Lincoln Market Park thanks to the efforts of 4theVille and the Gateway Foundation.
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Explore Argentina’s modernist masterpieces in ‘Buenos Aires Modern’ at the Kemper Art Museum
The free exhibition will be on display September 9—January 4, 2027.
David and Ashley Eckstein to celebrate the release of their new books at the St. Louis County Library
The Cardinals MVP and ‘Star Wars’ actress will visit the Clark Family Branch on September 10.
‘Weaving the Infinite’ showcases textile artist Olga de Amaral’s decades-long career
The exhibition will be on display September 10—January 31 at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.
‘In Blackest Shade, In Darkest Light’ combines sci-fi and the Black experience at The Sheldon
The exhibition will be on display September 10—February 6, 2027.
Paint Louis returns for a weekend of hip-hop and graffiti on the riverfront
The free festival is open to the public September 4–6.
Purina Incredible Dog Challenge doc ‘A Different Breed’ earns three Daytime Emmy Award nominations
The sports documentary series from St. Louis production company InkBlot Narratives highlights competitors at the nationwide dog sporting event.
Lillian Stephen brings abstractly beautiful printmaking to the Kranzberg Gallery with ‘A Hum Beneath the Surface’
The exhibition will be on view August 14—November 8.
See the other side of Route 66 with ‘City 66: The Other Road’ at the National Building Arts Center
The exhibition will be on view from August 22—October 17 at the Sauget art space.
STL Fringe Fest returns to Grand Center
Running August 4–9, the festival celebrates independent performing artists, who present a wide range of original productions.
Fall & Winter Arts Guide 2026
A preview of new events, returning favorites, and cultural must-sees this fall and winter