A roundtable discussion with local leaders in LGBTQ aging services
SAGE’s Sherrill Wayland, Aging Ahead’s Lisa Knoll, and St. Louis Area Agency on Aging’s Anneliese Stoever on ways to support LGBTQ+ older adults.
June 2022
When inclusive sex education is hard to find, local shops and a new program fill the gap
How three queer-affirming sex shops and TRANSforming Community, TRANSforming Care are making inclusive sex ed more accessible.
‘Catching the Moment’ opens at the Saint Louis Art Museum on June 26
The exhibition highlights more than 200 pieces from the collection of former St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons and his wife, fine-art printer and publisher Maryanne Ellison Simmons.
Meet some of St. Louis’ newest LGBTQ-owned businesses
Get to know the entrepreneurs behind Prism STL, Sugarwitch, and 4 Hens Creole Kitchen.
Add these 8 books from locally connected LGBTQ+ writers to your reading list
There’s plenty of art, fiction, poetry, memoirs, and more—and our region’s independent bookstores can help point you in the right direction.
‘The Watermen’ by Michael Loynd takes a look at the birth of American swimming and Charles Daniels’ pursuit of Olympic gold
The author chairs the St. Louis Olympic Committee, is a representative for the International Olympic Committee’s World Union of Olympic Cities, and is a member of the International Society of Olympic Historians.
A horn-forward seat harkens back to westward expansion
Designed by Charles Fletcher circa 1890, the chair is emblematic of the horn furniture style that originated in—no, not the American West—Germany.
‘The Karate Kid’ is making its pre-Broadway début in St. Louis
STAGES’ Jack Lane hopes that it’s the first of many.
Casa don Alfonso puts on the ritz with a classic Italian experience
The new Clayton restaurant delivers a memorable experience.
A guide to getting outside near St. Louis
This summer, embrace nature in new ways—climb a wall, blaze a trail, paddle a river—and unwind in the great outdoors