September 2016

Cathy Lander-Goldberg photographed troubled girls—then found them 20 years later and photographed them again.

For years, St. Louis aldermen have been gift-wrapping tax breaks with no strings attached. Who pays? The city schools.

A preview of the much-anticipated new spaces in midtown and U. City

Lindbergh junior Trey Schroeder is Missouri’s champion high school angler. It’s like being Miss America but for bass fishing.

At the Telephone Museum (13 years in the planning!) you can see crank phones that ran on giant dry-cell batteries—and a demonstration of the 19th-century version of texting.

Pop quiz: Could visitors to the World’s Fair get a Dr Pepper float instead of an ice cream cone?

The restaurant closed in the early ’90s, but it’s still appreciated—for both its food and drinks—by countless fans.

The word “murmuration” describes the phenomenon of starlings taking flight and creating intricate patterns as a flock. It’s also the name of a new St. Louis festival.

See the symphony perform outside, Highland dancing at the Scottish Games, and our city’s favorite hot air balloon race.

This season’s new looks combine elegant cuts with a contemporary edge.