St. Louis Magazine

St. Louis Magazine is a monthly publication based in St. Louis, Missouri. It was established in 1969, originally called Replay, and later became The St. Louisan until 1977. The magazine focuses on the local history, food scene, and lifestyle of the area.

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$30M renovation transforms century-old DeBaliviere Place apartments

1 day ago | stlmag.com | Mike Miller

Following a three-year, $30 million renovation effort, a century-old apartment complex in DeBaliviere Place has a new name, modern amenities, and a high-profile tenant on the way. The Era Collective Apartments recently celebrated its grand opening, showcasing more than 8,000 square feet of updated amenities across four buildings on Union Avenue just north of Forest Park. Later this summer, the complex will welcome the London Tea Room to the property.
Past is present in Opera Theatre world premiere This House

1 day ago | stlmag.com | Christine Jackson

Opera has long been a space for great artistic collaborations, from the venerable Gilbert and Sullivan to artist David Hockney’s enchanting stage designs. This summer, Opera Theatre of St. Louis will play host to a new collaboration—although it’s one that has been brewing for librettist Ruby Aiyo Gerber’s lifetime.
Ask Veronica: How can I stop rainwater from pooling near my house?

1 day ago | stlmag.com | Veronica Theodoro

Foundation walls, basements, crawl spaces, lower-level rooms, and window wells are the most common areas for rainwater to pool, says Donna Delaney, owner of Dowco Enterprises in Chesterfield. And, any water inside the home that’s not from plumbing should be addressed before it can cause damage to floors, walls, insulation, and belongings, leading to mold, rot, and structural issues over time.
Stunt driving bedevils St. Louis police

2 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

Earlier this month, St. Louis Police sought to put stunt drivers on notice. They seized some of the ATVs and dirt bikes that have long bedeviled city residents and even debuted branding for the initiative: Use it. Lose it. Mayor Cara Spencer vowed a bigger crackdown on reckless driving. But on Sunday night, stunt drivers showed they weren’t afraid. They showed up in force in Holly Hills, making a huge ruckus and leading to numerous 911 calls around 8:50 p.m. Neighbors, including state Rep.
Taste Of Maplewood Returns This Weekend

2 days ago | stlmag.com | Melissa Meinzer

One of St. Louis’ coolest neighbors celebrates what makes it so much fun with the Taste of Maplewood Street Festival, May 16 and 17. The small businesses and restaurants that make Maplewood so unique come together for an outdoor festival with special menus, deals, and live music. The free festival, lining Sutton Boulevard south of Manchester, runs from 6–10 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Saturday.
Bike Buses Get St. Louis Kids To School—no School Bus Driver Needed | St. Louis Magazine

5 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

On Wednesday morning, a group of about 40 students at City Garden Montessori School did something that’s done all too seldom in St. Louis: They biked to school. The “bike bus” organized by the nonprofit St. Louis BWorks is part of a nascent global effort to explore a fun alternative to school buses (which have been unreliable in the St. Louis area, to say the least).
Ask George: What's A Favorite Dish That Was Passed Down To You From Your Mom? | St. Louis Magazine

5 days ago | stlmag.com | George Mahe

What’s a favorite dish that was passed down to you from your mom? —Suzi M., St. Louis Subscribe to the St. Louis Dining In and Dining Out newsletters to stay up-to-date on the local restaurant and culinary scene. We will never send spam or annoying emails. Unsubscribe anytime. When I was young, I had a fondness for breakfast cereal (especially the overly sweetened kind) that lasted into my late teens. It was only then that I began to appreciate my mother’s cooking.
For Girls On The Run, Downtown St. Louis Is Where To Be

6 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

On Saturday morning, a giant mass of runners will race through the streets of downtown. No, it’s not the Greater St. Louis Marathon, which also takes place downtown—but it’s nearly as big. Girls on the Run, a national nonprofit that uses running to empower girls, has one of its largest local councils in St. Louis, and its 5K draws 3,200 girls from two states, 26 counties, and more than 65 school districts.
City Social Street Festival Returns May 16

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Cheryl Baehr

A swath of downtown will transform into a food and music extravaganza when City Social takes over the intersection of Washington Avenue and 14th Street next Friday, May 16. The street festival, which returns for its fourth year, promises a day of live music, merriment, and delicious food and drinks from the neighborhood’s most popular eateries. “A vibrant downtown is the heartbeat of any great city,” Greater St. Louis Inc. chief downtown officer Kurt Weigle said in the event announcement.
5 Midwest Wine Destinations

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Jen Roberts

Hermann Wine TrailKnown for its rich German heritage and historic wineries, Hermann is the easiest wine getaway from St. Louis (beyond Augusta and Defiance) at just 90 minutes west by car or train. The region is known for its Norton grapes, the oldest native grape in the U.S. Founded in 1847, Stone Hill Winery became the country’s second-largest winery by the early 1900s. Today, it remains Missouri’s oldest winery and is a must-visit destination. Stone Hill offers free daily tours and $15 tastings.