The new children’s book encouraging families to rediscover Forest Park
A new children’s book is prompting Forest Park admirers to take a closer look at their surroundings—and how it all came to be.
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Forest Park’s ‘Glade’ will transform Steinberg into a year-round gathering spot
Slated to open in fall 2026, the reimagined Steinberg site will pair its beloved skating tradition with rooftop dining, events, and flexible community spaces designed for all four seasons.
Big Muddy Adventures offers paddleboard yoga and meditation on local lakes
Held in Forest Park and Valley Park, these beginner-friendly floating yoga and meditation classes combine time on the water with mindfulness practices that experts say can help reduce stress and improve well-being.
‘Picturing Independence’ captures changing American ideas at the Saint Louis Art Museum
The collection of more than 30 objects offers moments of celebration and contemplation on the eve of the nation’s 250th birthday.
Queer Writes returns to Missouri History Museum with tribute to Kathleen Finneran
The free event on June 11 will feature five local artists, as well as excerpts from Finneran’s memoir.
Richard Kind is ready for his Muny debut in ‘Hairspray’
The beloved character actor will play Edna Turnblad at The Muny from June 15-21.
‘The Tempest’ rolls into Shakespeare Glen
The St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s mainstage performance runs from May 27-June 21.
St. Louis African Arts Festival returns for its 35th year
The free festival showcases African and African-American culture from May 23–25.
Saint Louis Zoo unveils renovated rainforest habitat for sloths
The Sloth Atrium is now home to six-year-old Pancakes and one-year-old Rolo, who is making his Saint Louis Zoo debut.
‘Currents 125: Blas Isasi’ offers a look at Peru’s past and present
The sculptural exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum opens February 6 and runs through August 9.