Urbex Instagrammers like @sekondtry show an oft-overlooked side of St. Louis
The photographer sees himself as a historical witness who is more interested in preserving the visual present than chasing down the written past.
March 2020
David Roland of the Freedom Center of Missouri on the Sunshine Law, individual liberty, and reimagining representation
“I’ve been thinking: How can we do representation better?”
My style: Max Rigano shares outfit essentials and must-hit local spots
His job is connecting with local businesses, so Rigano has found many of his favorite pieces while browsing their racks.
5 restaurants we’re talking about in March 2020
The recently reopened World’s Fair Donuts, Reign, Nomad, and more
The many gigs of guitar star Dave Black
This month, he plays a jazz dinner at The Dark Room, 5:30 p.m. March 5.
Beffa’s returning to Midtown St. Louis
Paul Beffa is resurrecting his family’s eponymous restaurant.
Renowned chef Tommy “Salami” Andrew is settling down at Nomad in Dogtown
The chef previously worked at Monarch, Randolfi’s, and Cinder House, among others.
John Launius’ ‘The Life and Times of Missouri’s Charles Parsons’ tells the story of one great St. Louis art collector
Taking a walk around the newly reopened Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, you might see one of Parsons’ treasures.
Art meets activism in Aaron McMullin’s work
During a three-week trip to the Indian state of Maharashtra, the artist photographed more than 100 farmers holding cotton in front of their faces as a visual reminder of the people who grew the fibers used to make our clothing.
Top 10 things to do this March 2020
“The Office” gets parodied, The Revivalists and Michael Rapaport come to town, and the blues take over the city.