5 St. Louis-area hotels known for their fitness and wellness services
Anyone can relax or enjoy a workout at one of these hotels and resorts in the St. Louis region.
January/February 2024
A beginner’s guide to playing padel in St. Louis
As interest in pickleball has soared in the United States, the sport of padel has taken off globally. St. Louisans can now learn to play at the Padel and Pickle Club in Olivette.
“Matisse and the Sea” offers a look at one of the artist’s favorite subjects
The first exhibition to focus specifically on Henri Matisse’s fascination with the sea and global influences opens February 17 at SLAM.
Menya Rui is on a hot streak
The pork shoyu ramen is just one example of the quality offerings at Steven Pursley’s acclaimed 24-seat ramen shop in Lindenwood Park.
How 6 St. Louisans are innovating their industries
Across a variety of fields and areas, these individuals are taking novel approaches to their work.
Read This Now: Ballyhoo!
Jon Langmead’s “Ballyhoo!: The Roughhousers, Con Artists, and Wildmen Who Invented Professional Wrestling” is available January 19 from the University of Missouri Press.
Blue Violet blooms in Edwardsville
The first non-Italian eatery from Mike Del Pietro offers a welcome option in Metro East.
Soda Fountain Express opens at Westport Plaza
Following in the footsteps of Soda Fountain at Union Station, LHM doubles down with a fast-casual, less-expensive, “mini-me” version of the full-service flagship.
Paul Webb’s “Hold On!” kicks off The Black Rep’s 47th season
The play, which inspired the Academy Award–nominated 2014 film “Selma,” will have its world premiere in St. Louis January 10.
A conversation with Dawn Price, founder of The Sophia Project
The Sophia Project’s mission is to empower girls of color and provide support for those who are experiencing trauma, facing academic difficulties, and generally struggling with the transition from middle to high school in St. Louis.