Top 10 things to do in St. Louis this February
The Price is Right Live! at the Fox, the Africa World Documentary Film Festival, Chinese New Year at Magic House, and more.
February 2018
A picturesque St. Louis ice rink and the not-so-serene realities beyond
A glimpse of the city in 1911
A look at some of the many things being handmade in St. Louis
The city’s maker movement continues to thrive.
Street photographer Vivian Maier’s work finally comes to St. Louis
Held up by legal battles over her estate, Maier’s work is finally reaching a wider audience. This show will also expand her reputation beyond just that of “street photographer.”
Inside the Dogtown studio of Fable & Lore’s Chelsie Hellige
“I can’t imagine being in any space in any capacity—working, eating, living, getting ready in the morning—without plants. It just feels sterile to me.”
A closer look at the world of platform tennis
From February 2–4, St. Louis hosts the 2018 Men’s and Women’s National Ranking Tournament & Viking President’s Cup Qualifier.
Inside the world of collegiate e-sports in St. Louis
How local universities are embracing competitive video gaming
New Cherokee gallery Flood Plain aims to make St. Louis’ arts ecosystem all the richer
The new gallery is an addition to the city’s rich community of artist-run projects.
Musings on menus, the free-market economy, and $15 burgers
Is a $15 burger reasonable? The conversation arose while working on this month’s Cheap Eats story.
Taking part in the sharing economy shouldn’t place you above the law
What a wondrous thing this is—actually, “historic”—that a company that says it facilitated 289,000 guest arrivals in the state last year would finally be “allowed” to collect and remit sales taxes on $28.9 million in 2017 income earned by its hosts.