New Music Circle reveals its 68th Season with Horse Lords, Wadada Leo Smith, Vinny Golia, and more
The full 2026-2027 lineup features free-jazz pioneers and experimental ensembles performing at various venues.
Shark Week tears into the St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station
Special shark-themed programming will be on offer from July 24—August 2.
Duane Reed Gallery’s ‘Small Works Invitational’ returns to highlight regional artists
The exhibition returns to the Central West End gallery following a three-year hiatus.
Flyover Comedy Festival announces David Cross, Dropout Improv, Roy Wood Jr., and more for 2026 fest
The annual comedy festival is set to take over the Delmar Loop from November 11-15.
The Blues Highway turns 100: Why Highway 61 deserves a spot beside Route 66
Travelers are rediscovering the historic route that carried blues legends, Great Migration stories, and generations of road-trippers through Missouri, including a rich stretch in Cape Girardeau.
Photos: MATI takes over Grand Center
The music fest filled multiple venues with local and internationally celebrated artists across four days.
Top things to do in St. Louis this weekend: July 24–26
There’s no shortage of options for a range of interests.
Midwest destinations to experience late-summer blooms
Peak season for lavender, sunflowers, and lotus flowers offers the perfect excuse for one more scenic road trip.
St. Louis Shakespeare Festival is hosting dog auditions for ‘The Two Gentlemen of Verona’
Auditions will be held at the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival Rehearsal Hall on July 23 from 4–6 p.m.
20 must-see acts at MATI 2026
A guide to the best of MATI ahead of a talent-packed weekend of performances
Afriky Lolo stages ‘Sundiata: The King of Mali’ for its 20th anniversary
After his moment in the Oscar spotlight, Diádié Bathily returns to the St. Louis stage with Afriky Lolo on July 17 & 18.
Music
New Music Circle reveals its 68th Season with Horse Lords, Wadada Leo Smith, Vinny Golia, and more
The full 2026-2027 lineup features free-jazz pioneers and experimental ensembles performing at various venues.
Photos: MATI takes over Grand Center
The music fest filled multiple venues with local and internationally celebrated artists across four days.
20 must-see acts at MATI 2026
A guide to the best of MATI ahead of a talent-packed weekend of performances
Tyler Childers brings a grounded sound and viral sensations to his latest sold-out St. Louis stop
The Americana/alt-country troubadour sold out Hollywood Casino Amphitheater Thursday night for the second time in four years.
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.
How Purina Farms turned 100 years of history into a pet lover’s destination
In Gray Summit, a legacy of research, community, and connection continues to shape how people experience life with their pets.
Lightning strikes twice for superhero short film ‘Heroes Among Us: Kid Electric’
The homegrown superhero short from Anthony Jones will play the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase on July 18 and San Diego Comic-Con on July 25.
A St. Louisan’s weekend guide to Nashville
Make the most of your next trip to Music City by visiting some country music musts.
10 day trip ideas within a 100-mile radius of St. Louis
Where you can meet Popeye, scuba dive in a mine, and climb to the highest point in Missouri
New ‘Pocket Portraits’ volume explores Agatha Christie beyond her famous characters
‘Agatha Christie: The Mother of the Cozy Mystery’ is out July 14 from Adams Media.
The Midnight Company explores the absurd beauty of life with ‘Wakey, Wakey’
The production will run July 16—August 1 at The Chapel.
Stonemaier Games to release ‘Wingspan Pocket,’ a more accessible version of smash hit ‘Wingspan’
The game will release for online orders on July 15, with a wider retail release to follow.
Tyler Childers brings a grounded sound and viral sensations to his latest sold-out St. Louis stop
The Americana/alt-country troubadour sold out Hollywood Casino Amphitheater Thursday night for the second time in four years.
Catch the best in local cinema at the St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase
Cinema St. Louis’ annual showcase of local filmmakers runs from July 17-26 at the Hi-Pointe Theatre.
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.
Author Paul Tremblay synthesizes AI fears and dark comedy into ‘Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep’
Catch Tremblay on Monday, July 13 as part of the St. Louis County Library Foundation’s Favorite Author Series.