How history inspired James Lee III to compose “Visions of Cahokia” for the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
Part of “Bernstein and Sibelius,” January 28 and 29, the world premiere work celebrates an ancient civilization.
January 2023
Read This Now: “Black Women Writers at Work”
Edited by Claudia Tate, the collection offers interviews with literary giants, including Maya Angelou and Ntozake Shange.
Saint Louis Story Stitchers are opening a new space for youth in Grand Center
The Center, a space for creative youth development, will provide myriad resources to local youth.
An unconventional carrot cake at Cobalt Smoke & Sea
Pastry chef Ellen Farrell creates a different three-item dessert menu every month.
5 Midwest retreats to unwind and reflect in the new year
On the heels of the holidays and the season’s festive frenzy, the new year is a time to take a deep breath, look back on the past year, and prioritize what’s important in the year to come.
23 brand-new things to do across the metro area in 2023
Catch a soccer game, try a new restaurant, take a cruise, and more ways to embrace the new year
TCARE is providing caregivers with support and allowing seniors to age at home
Think of the app as caring for caregivers.
The St. Louis County Library’s GrandPad program connected seniors when they needed it most. Now it wants to do more.
Seniors said that the tablets allowed them to feel more connected, improved overall quality of life, and increased confidence with technology.
How St. Louisans Howard and Donna Smith have created affordable homes across the country
Using an obscure federal tax credits program, the Smiths have created affordable housing in about 30 cities nationwide. But they have endured years of skepticism.
Stop the Bleed is preparing St. Louisans to save lives
The training was created in the aftermath of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut.