From New York to Paris and beyond, Sleepy Kitty still carry St. Louis with them
Sleepy Kitty’s Evan Sult and Paige Brubeck have taken their creative endeavors international.
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Miasma and melody meet on Seashine’s long-awaited debut album
The self-titled album, released March 21, is the culmination of six years of work.
Chrissy Renick returns with a new video and EP
Renick will take the stage at the Atomic Pavilion on January 30.
Edgar Allan Poe comes out from the darkness in “Nevermore”
The new production from Stray Dog Theatre runs October 2 through November 2 at Tower Grove Abbey.
Local artist Jeff Sass provides a snapshot of his planned photography center
The artist and educator hopes to open Brick City Photography Center, a space dedicated to darkroom photography, to Midtown.
3rdSpace provides artists and creatives with a place of their own
The former ARTICA headquarters has become a welcoming space for creativity, coworking, and more.
Scott Phillips returns to his western noir roots with The Devil Raises His Own
The new novel reunites readers with Bill Ogden in an early Hollywood photo studio.
9 St. Louis Florists who Deliver
No matter the occasion, these local florists have an arrangement—and they’re willing to bring the flowers right to your door.
Sleepy Kitty’s new EP is a “Hamilton” cover album
“Bastard Ophan” features one straightforward cover and six gritty, DIY interpretations of America’s buzziest musical.
This tablet from a local wellness center makes sour flavors sweet
If you want to cut down on candy consumption this Halloween, try “flavor tripping” at Radiance Float + Wellness.
A new historical novel tells the immigrant story through the construction of the Eads Bridge
Ken McGee’s “The Great Hope of the World” is the perfect reminder for St. Louisans that our city’s past looks a lot like its present.