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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SLU Will Close Its Museum Of Contemporary Religious Art

3 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

In 1993, Saint Louis University opened a new initiative that it touted as the first of its kind—in its words, “the first museum to bring an interfaith focus to contemporary art.” The Museum of Contemporary Religious Art was the brainchild of Fr. Terrence Dempsey, a Jesuit known to joke he was the only person to turn his dissertation into a museum.
Missouri S&T Will Offer Nation’s First Geospatial Engineering Master’s Program

5 days ago | stlmag.com | Mike Miller

There are a lot of ways to train for a career in the evolving field of geospatial. Soon, Missouri S&T will offer a new one: the nation’s first master’s program in geospatial engineering. On Thursday, the University of Missouri Board of Curators unanimously approved Missouri S&T’s newest master’s track, giving students at the Rolla-based university a potential competitive edge in a field that’s hungry for skilled workers.
Juror Fights To Overturn Conviction, Years After She Sent A Teenager Away

6 days ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske

Twenty-three years ago, Linda Dickerson-Bell sent a teenager to prison for life. Michael Politte, then 18, was on trial in Washington County, Missouri, accused of beating his mother to death and then setting her body ablaze. The defense case was minimal, at best. Politte’s overworked public defender took just a half-day to present his case, and failed to poke holes in supposedly scientific evidence that would soon be thoroughly disproved.
Silver Ballroom Celebrates 15 Years Of Punk And Pinball

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Max Havey |Christine Jackson |Carrie Zukoski |Melissa Meinzer

The tenets of punk rock and pinball have always been part of the core ethos of The Silver Ballroom—the Bevo bar where the punk soundtrack is punctuated by the sounds of a dozen or so pinball machines pinging, whirring, and spouting out signature lines from featured characters. When the bar opened in April 2010, Silver Ballroom was one of the few bars in the greater St. Louis area where people could come together, drink, and play pinball.
Southern Classic Daiquiri Factory Opening Soon In Soulard

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Cheryl Baehr |George Mahe |Dave Lowry |Jordan Palmer

Soulard will soon have a new spot for Cajun fare and creative, NOLA-inspired drinks, courtesy of a successful, Texas-based restaurant group. The Southern Classic Daiquiri Factory has announced its intention to take over the storefront at the corner of Soulard and Seventh Street which was formerly home to the Wood Shack.
Blues CEO Sees Hockey Lifting Downtown—and St. Louis’ Mood, Too | St. Louis Magazine

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Sarah Fenske |Nicholas Phillips |Ryan Krull |Melissa Meinzer

It’s been a great week for hockey in St. Louis: Over the weekend, tens of thousands of fans flocked to Enterprise Center for the NCAA’s Frozen Four tournament, and on Tuesday, the St. Louis Blues clinched a playoff spot with their 6–1 win against Utah. For Chris Zimmerman, president and CEO of business operations for the Blues, it’s a time of great excitement—and not just for hockey fans.
Scenic Golf Courses Across The Midwest | St. Louis Magazine

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Megan Rubenstein |Jen Roberts |Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe

While there are plenty of beautiful golf courses across the St. Louis area, there are also many opportunities to combine golf with travel—and with so many options, there’s no need to go far. Featuring water elements, gorgeous clubhouses, and access to nearby restaurants, attractions, and relaxation, here are just a handful of places to consider for your next golf-focused road trip.
CITY SC's Conrad Wallem Focuses On The Details And Staying Nimble

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Justin Horneker |Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe |Sarah Fenske

Conrad Wallem arrived at St. Louis CITY SC this winter on loan from SK Slavia Prague. And while CITY has struggled to produce goals in the face of key injuries, Wallem has proven to be a sort of Swiss Army knife for the club. Through the beginning of manager Olof Mellberg’s era in St. Louis, the 24-year-old midfielder has started seven matches up and down the formation. Wallem has pushed high on the right, dropped low on the left, and everything in between.
5 Design Rules Worth Following

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe |Sarah Fenske |Ryan Krull

Step into Three French Hens in Wildwood, and you’ll quickly understand why owner Rae Sutton is one of the region’s most trusted voices in interior design. Her curated showroom is filled with warmth, texture, and a comforting sense of cohesion—proof that following your heart and a few smart rules can go hand in hand when it comes to home décor. “I often tell clients and friends to follow their hearts regarding interior design,” Rae says.
A Home In Grantwood Village Hits The Market

1 week ago | stlmag.com | Caroline Kopsky |Melissa Meinzer |George Mahe |Sarah Fenske

1929 Spanish Mediterranean Originality This home has curb appeal with a capital C, and its white stucco exterior and red-brick accents, including the clay tile roof, speak to its 1920s architecture. Beautiful details abound inside, starting with the original inlay wood floors on the first floor, Italian stone floors in the sunroom, and stained glass windows throughout the home. The living room alone boasts an Italian stone fireplace, gorgeous millwork, and arched entries.