The Futuremakers Club supports Downtown St. Louis arts scene with micro-grants for local artists
The first five micro-grant recipients will perform as part of The Moniker Presents: Thursday Nights Live.
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Bleak Week takes over the Hi-Pointe Theatre this June
American Cinematheque’s Bleak Week brings the “Cinema of Despair” to St. Louis June 1-7.
Film screenings to catch this month
Catch botanical wonders, silent classics, arthouse gems, and more at local cinemas this month.
African Film Festival returns for its 20th anniversary fest
The weekend-long event takes place in Brown Hall at Washington University from March 27-29.
Feeling seen onscreen at True/False 2026
The fest explored many interpretations of this year’s theme, “You Are Here,” with meditations on grief, loss, our place in the universe, generational bonds, and the power of memory.
Jordan Ward is ready to go ‘BACKWARD’
Jordan Ward is bringing his signature sound home to St. Louis.
Films to see at the 31st annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
The festival runs from March 15-26 with screenings at B&B Theatres 10 West Olive and the Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis.
A guide to the 2026 True/False Film Festival
The celebrated nonfiction film festival takes over Columbia, Missouri, from March 5-8.
Story of the Year returns to light up St. Louis with ‘A.R.S.O.N.’
The screamo, post-hardcore legends will celebrate the release of their latest album at The Pageant on February 14.
Gallery Laughs returns for a second year at the Saint Louis Art Museum
Chris Redd, Jessimae Peluso, Dulcé Sloan, and Guy Torry headline 2026 edition of Free Fridays comedy series.
“Dead Man’s Wire” stokes the flames of high-profile Midwestern film productions
Missouri actor Michael Ashcraft offers his perspective on working with director Gus Van Sant and the bright future for film productions in the Midwest