Why painter Jessica Hitchcock left her finance job to spend more time in the studio
“I felt like I was losing opportunities by not painting,” Hitchcock says. “Other people realized my potential, but I don’t think I realized it myself.”
June 2019
With nothing but a compass and a map, these St. Louis adventure racers navigate foreign terrain the old-fashioned way
Running’s monotonous. Add a few more sports, a teammate, gorgeous woods and river, and the chance of getting lost in the wilderness.
The St. Louis International Spouses Meetup Group welcomes newcomers and breaks down cultural barriers
One report notes that 65 percent of failing expat assignments were the result of the spouse or partner’s dissatisfaction with the new location. Co-founders Susan Gobbo and Danielle do Olival are hoping to change the narrative.
Where to find a patterned midi skirt in St. Louis to add to your summer wardrobe
The calf-length skirts are all the rage this season.
From rowing to climbing, these four new St. Louis gyms will help keep your workouts fresh
Head to PLNK STL, Row House, CycleBar, or Climb So iLL’s new location.
KMOV reporter Alexis Zotos shares her must-have snacks, gym routine, and what she’s itching to try next
“I feel less like I am doing this just to be fit and more that this is a part of my routine. It’s that hour of the day that I can just put my cell phone down and really devote time to me.”
STLVegGirl Caryn Dugan shares her favorite summer recipe, plant-based paella
Dugan also offers some helpful cooking tips.
Top 10 things to do in St. Louis this June 2019
PrideFest returns to downtown, 100 artists set up shop at Webster Art Fair, Carrie Underwood performs at the Enterprise Center, and more
Review: After a novel unveiling, Pop Sparkling Bar & Restaurant becomes a destination for everyday celebrations
During a media night in January, restauranteurs Dave and Kara Bailey literally unveiled Pop in the middle of dinner service in the former L’Acadiane restaurant space.
Review: Hip hangout Elmwood is busy for good reason—its coal-roasted seafood, pasta, and cocktails are all done to perfection
Maplewood’s set a high bar for eateries. In the short time it’s been open, Elmwood has met the challenge—and it’s going to make the choice of where to dine even tougher.