New play ‘Mourning Mill Creek’ explores the tragic destruction of community
A Call to Conscience will stage the production at the Missouri History Museum on July 12.
Missouri History Museum
Queer Writes returns to Missouri History Museum with tribute to Kathleen Finneran
The free event on June 11 will feature five local artists, as well as excerpts from Finneran’s memoir.
Missouri History Museum’s Summer Family Fun Series returns with crafts, music, and free activities on Fridays
The weekly themed events will feature storytelling, performances, scavenger hunts, and hands-on activities for kids.
St. Louis African Arts Festival returns for its 35th year
The free festival showcases African and African-American culture from May 23–25.
In ‘Young King,’ Lerone Martin reveals the making of leader
The Stanford historian and former WashU scholar will discuss his new biography of Martin Luther King Jr. at St. Louis County Library’s Clark Family Branch on May 9.
‘A Brick and A Bible’ brings the Funsten Nut Picker Strike to the stage
The Bread and Roses Missouri production will share this piece of local history at multiple venues in the weeks ahead.
Michael Kearns heads home for a farewell performance at the Missouri History Museum
The actor and activist will be on hand for “An Intimate Evening with Actor Michael Kearns,” a program marking World AIDS Day.
History and mystery collide in Emily Bain Murphy’s “The Ivory City”
The local novelist found inspiration for her latest story at the Missouri History Museum.
Programs for homeschooling families at cultural institutions in the St. Louis area
From history lessons to hands-on experiences, these engaging programs are tailored to homeschool education programs.
A guide to children’s birthday parties in St. Louis
Throw a memorable party for your child and their friends at one of these family-friendly destinations.