In ‘Young King,’ Lerone Martin reveals the making of leader
The Stanford historian and former WashU scholar will discuss his new biography of Martin Luther King Jr. at St. Louis County Library’s Clark Family Branch on May 9.
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Kevin Puts reflects on his season as the SLSO’s composer-in-residence
The St. Louis-born composer looks back on his homecoming, orchestral craft, and a year of deep artistic collaboration with his hometown orchestra.
A conversation with ‘The Last American Roadtrip’ author Sarah Kendzior
The St. Louis–based journalist will discuss her most recent book at the University City Public Library on April 15.
Saint Louis Dance Theatre and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra join forces for ‘Music in Motion’
The program, on stage January 10 & 11, is the third collaboration between the two organizations.
Happy hour concerts return to Powell Hall with the “Playlist” series
The trio of concerts includes cocktails, conversation, and conductor-led storytelling.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra closes its season with Grieg’s “Peer Gynt” this weekend
The pair of Stifel Theatre performances are the last of the main season before the SLSO returns to Powell Hall.
Anna Clyne’s ‘PALETTE’ premieres with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
The adventurous new work will have its world premiere during the orchestra’s Valentine’s Day weekend program on February 14 and 15.
A conversation with Sandro Galea: Inaugural dean of WashU School of Public Health
As WashU prepares to launch its first new school in a century, Dr. Sandro Galea outlines his vision for shaping public health in St. Louis—and beyond.
Where to get your mammogram in St. Louis
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, educate yourself on where to get screened in the St. Louis area.
Nicholas Ma’s ‘Leap of Faith’ heads to Ronnie’s Cinema following its John Burroughs School premiere
Yo-Yo Ma, the filmmaker’s father, performed at the film’s first screening in St. Louis before its wider release on October 4.
Kahlil Robert Irving returns to Washington University with “Archaeology of the Present”
Originally commissioned by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, “Archaeology of the Present” features five new works by Irving at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum.