Fall & Winter Arts Guide 2026
A preview of new events, returning favorites, and cultural must-sees this fall and winter
Cherokee Street
Damon Davis seeks to capture the magic of a moment with The Lost Tapes Archive
The planned collection of music, video, digital ephemera, and other artifacts from Cherokee Street circa 2010-2025 is part of Davis’ work as an Engaged City Community Fellow.
‘Red Brick Blue Tarp’ captures life in the aftermath of the May 16 tornado
The 30-minute film from Cami Thomas documents the immediate aftermath of the storm in North St. Louis and the community’s efforts to recover.
The St. Louminaries Show offers ephemeral entertainment with a local focus
The talk show-style event hosted by Kyle Olson provides fun and meaningful conversations.
Cherokee Street neighbors see slumlord Dara Daugherty’s tight grip first-hand
A rehab by the Benton Park Neighborhood Association had big potential—but Daugherty wasn’t done yet.
MyrtleHaus Books brings its mission-driven ethos to Cherokee Street
Originally a publishing project, MyrtleHaus has grown to include a brick-and-mortar bookstore with community at its core.
Good Strangers opens on Cherokee Street
Owner Sarah Fisher recently returned to St. Louis to open the Greek-inspired coffee shop.
STL Stylehouse hosts a live recording of “How to Destroy Everything”
The exclusive event will also be available via livestream for Patreon supporters.
Print Bazaar returns to Cherokee Street this Saturday
More than 180 local artists and printmakers will gather to show and sell their wares along Cherokee Street on December 7.
Sports bar coming to Cherokee Street in December
La Crazy Margarita’s Benito Rodriguez and and Nayelith Gama plan to open Ojos Crazy Restaurant and Bar at 2737 Cherokee.