The science (and theatrics) of jousting
See them at play when Noble Cause Productions comes to the St. Louis Renaissance Faire this fall.
September 2017
Was the nation’s first kindergarten in St. Louis?
Short answer: no. But the most important kindergarten may have been here.
“Cowboy” judge retires after 25 years on the bench
Tom Frawley has ruled on brutal criminal cases and epic divorce fights, but his heart stays with the kids, whether they’re acting out, slacking off, or pawns in an angry custody battle.
Can a bike-share program in St. Louis gain traction?
After failing to receive a grant to start a bike-share program, advocates seek alternatives.
For these friends, handmade soap was a way to find peace after unrest in Ferguson
Meet Coco Kennell and Nickco Kemp, the women behind Soaplife 360.
Let’s play dress up
The season’s latest looks, including designs from the Saint Louis Fashion Incubator’s inaugural class
BookFest aims to be the premier book event in St. Louis for years to come
Headlined by Sherman Alexie, the first-ever BookFest will offer something for every kind of reader, from poets to murder-mystery aficionados.
Men’s shoes that combine classic shapes with modern materials
Walking the line between traditional and cutting-edge.
Top 10 music events this fall
From classical to country to jazz to rock, here’s what not to miss this fall in River City.
Meet Jenny Hill, the creator of men’s accessories line Lonesome Traveler
The Chicago native combines her love of menswear and all things vintage in her line of ties, pocket squares, and accessories.