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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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.
A conversation with pianist Jeremy Denk
Denk will kick off Washington University’s 2024 Great Artists Series with solo recital and book talk.
Violinist Randall Goosby brings his virtuosic talent to the SLSO this month
The 27-year-old musician will join the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra for “Korngold and Dvořák” November 17-19.
A conversation with violinist Hilary Hahn
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra opens their new season with the internationally celebrated musician on September 23.
A conversation with 2023 Pulitzer Prize recipient Carl Phillips
The Washington University professor discusses his award-winning poetry collection.
A conversation with “On Being” host Krista Tippett
After nearly two decades on the air, the nationally beloved public radio program finds a new platform with a seasonal podcast launching this week.
Mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges opens the 2023 Great Artists Series at Washington University this weekend
The Grammy Award-winning opera star will be on hand for both a performance and conversation as part of the university-sponsored music series.
A conversation with “Twice as Hard” author Jasmine Brown
In her debut book, the Rhodes Scholar and medical student reflects on her time in St. Louis and on the long history of black women physicians.
A conversation with George Saunders
St. Louis County Library Foundation will host the award-winning author at the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts at Chaminade on October 26.
5 places to visit in Manhattan, Kansas
The Little Apple offers visitors spectacular natural scenery and college-town charm.