Terence R. Thompson

3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Roshae Hemmings |Jen Roberts |Terence R. Thompson |Melissa Meinzer

Spring is finally here, which means Holland, Michigan, will soon be in full bloom–literally. Perched on Lake Macatawa’s shore, the city is home to the Tulip Time Festival, a celebration of all things Dutch.The first festival took place in May 1929, after being proposed by Holland High School teacher Lida Rogers, who encouraged the city to make the tulip its official flower, as well as celebrate the stunning blooms and Holland’s Dutch roots with a parade.

3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Christine Jackson |Terence R. Thompson |Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe

Whether you prefer traditional drawing and painting, archeological discoveries, or contemporary performance, there’s plenty to take in this month at the city’s many museums and galleries. Here are a few must-see shows to catch this month. Hatchless Flight – April 12 through May 24Explore a contemporary artist’s approach to the ancient art of pysanky in this new exhibition from Katherine Alexander at Foundry Art Centre.

3 weeks ago | stlmag.com | Terence R. Thompson |Drew Gieseke |Jen Roberts |Melissa Meinzer

At Lost Hill Lake (2300 Mill Hill Road, St. Clair), guests can enjoy spending time in the great outdoors without leaving behind modern conveniences—and with a cannabis twist. Located an hour west of St. Louis, the St. Clair resort and event space offers a range of glamping options. It’s also gearing up to host a series of cannabis-friendly events in April. Here’s what to know if you’re looking to celebrate 4/20 in a memorable setting.

Nov 13, 2024 | stlmag.com | Terence R. Thompson |Cheryl Baehr

The nation’s largest cannabis trade show, MJ Upnacked, recently came to St. Louis Union Station, from November 5–7, bringing with it industry leaders, brands, scientists, and associated businesses eager to network, close deals, and showcase all of the exciting endeavors underway and available to canna-friendly entrepreneurs.