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Gaby Mendoza | St. Louis Magazine

3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Elizabeth Rund |Gaby Mendoza |Maisie Zipfel |Cheryl Baehr

Where to see Santa in St. Louis this year You and your little ones can enjoy the festive tradition of seeing Santa at one of these local destinations. Here are a few great spots across the region to get hyped up for the holidays. Free summer concert series for every day of the week Whether you want to picnic and jam on the weekend or break up your Monday with some music, there’s a free summer concert series waiting to welcome you.
Brewed Arts Festival returns to Cherokee Street this weekend

Aug 14, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

This Saturday marks the third annual Brewed Arts Festival, a grassroots event that emphasizes the intersection between beer and the arts. The third iteration of the festival will feature more than 25 types of beer and other beverages for attendees to try, while also emphasizing the rich art scene and history that runs through Cherokee Street. This year’s fest will include more than 30 artist pop-ups, live paintings, and five DJ sets to complement the brewery tastings.
Drive through time with Fly North Theatricals’ “Big Machine”

Aug 12, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

Immerse yourself back into the Roaring ‘20s with the STL Fringe Festival’s 2024 headliner, Big Machine, produced by local non-profit, educational theater company Fly North Theatricals. The new musical tells a tale of original sin intertwined with the construction of the first American automobile. St. Lou Fringe is an annual multi-week extravaganza, boasting thousands of entertainers and attendees across numerous venues in the Grand Center area.
The Smithsonian is bringing a digital history preservation project to St. Louis neighborhoods

Aug 9, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture is bringing its Community Curation Program to St. Louis and East St. Louis this September. The program allows family members across all generations to submit stories, photos, and videos to a digital collection to preserve their families history forever.
New series blends nature, art, and history at the Missouri Botanical Garden

Aug 6, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

The Missouri Botanical Garden is launching a new series, Nature Speaks, aimed at fostering connections between nature, art, and historical context during the gardens extended Thursday evening hours. Hosted weekly on Thursdays at 5 p.m. until the gardens close at 8 p.m., the events will bring in local artists and guest lecturers to facilitate discovery-based learning for visitors and connect the gardens to deeper artistic and historical contexts.
Work from stars of Netflix's ‘Blown Away’ is coming to Third Degree Glass Factory

Jul 30, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

Third Degree Glass will play host to the work of two stars from Netflix series Blown Away in their August exhibition, Beyond the Familiar. John Sharvin and MiNHi England, both featured in season three of the popular reality series, have together created an exhibition exploring themes of grief and life transitions. The work, offering distinctive reflections for each viewer, will be showcased in the Delmar studio from August 1–September 27.
Dive head first into contemporary art with Art Night Out

Jul 23, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

Explore contemporary art installations at some of the city’s cultural landmarks all in one night during Art Night Out. Hosted jointly across four major St. Louis art museums, the July 26 event promises a relaxed yet educational introduction to modern and contemporary art.
Let Them Eat Art returns to Maplewood July 12

Jul 10, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

Celebrate local art during Let Them Eat Art, Maplewood’s annual Bastille Day celebration. The event promises to provide entertainment for the whole family, from live art demonstrations and musical performances to a diverse selection of food and drink vendors. For this year’s 19th iteration of the eclectic art event, Let Them Eat Art will feature more than 70 local artists—an increase from the approximately 50 artists in previous years—showcasing their work.
Amusement park at St. Louis Union Station to open summer 2025

Jun 24, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

An expansion of historic Union Station’s amusement offering is set to open during Memorial Day weekend 2025. The development, made possible by owner Lodging Hospitality Management, aligns with the company's mission to enhance the tourist and local family attraction to downtown St. Louis.
Left Bank Books and Blueprint Coffee team up for Summer Book Bazaar Series

Jun 14, 2024 | stlmag.com | Maisie Zipfel

Blueprint Coffee and Left Bank Books are kicking off their second-annual Summer Book Bazaar Series with a queer-affirming theme for pride month, titled Queer Joy June. The series, which will be hosted monthly at literary arts cafe High Low, aims to highlight diverse voices in literature and cultivate themes that coincide with the mission of both businesses.