Diane von Furstenberg Event Was a Revelation!
Take a look inside the world-of-fashion-maven Diane von Furstenberg, a visionary trailblazer in the industry. She set the fashion business afire in yesteryear and continues to be be a WOMAN IN CHARGE. Three hundred fifty afficionados of her achievements got an intimate glimpse into her world at an exclusive screening of her enlightening documentary Diane von Furstenberg: Woman In Charge. One of a handful of private screenings in Europe, and NYC, Saint Louis Fashion Fund co-founder and chairman emeritus Susan Sherman led the charge in bringing the film home to St. Louis. Like Diane, she is a woman in charge. Read more here.
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The New Jewish Theatre To Host Three Special Events in Tandem with Production of John Logan’s Red
New Jewish Theatre is pleased to present Red by John Logan, running Thursday, July 25 through Sunday, August 11 at the J’s Wool Studio Theatre. Alongside the production, the New Jewish Theatre is hosting three special events that will give special understanding for this compelling play about the life of abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko. Learn more here.
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Summertime In St. Louis and the Livin' is Easy
It’s summertime in St. Louis and the livin’ is easy. We’ve compiled a limited list of places to go, things to do, plays to see, and ways to enjoy St. Louis to the fullest in the the height of summer. Enjoy.
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Why is the Month of May Proclaimed Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month?
Almost half a century ago, in furtherance of the Civil Rights Movement, America “suddenly” realized that we were not just a nation of BLACKS and WHITES; indeed we were and are a rainbow culture. We began to recognize contributions of Americans as multifaceted as its innumerable hues. The palette of recognition first splashed itself with color in 1977. By 1979, AAPI had a week. By 1992, it had a month. By 2024, the new name has expanded to Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islanders Heritage Month. Learn how it all came to be here.
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The 12 Days of Christmas Explained
Many assume that the 12 days of Christmas are the days leading up to Christmas. Rather it is the opposite. The 12 days actually begin on Christmas Day and end at epiphany. While the popular Christmas Carol is about the gifts associated with the days, the 12 days are steeped in religious tradition. Read on to have Twelve Days of Christmas explained.
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Those of the Jewish Faith Throughout the Land Celebrate the Festival of Lights for Eight Days Starting Tonight
Hanukkah is a Jewish Holiday which is celebrated over eight nights. In many Jewish families, each night comes with gifts and a special tradition along with lighting the Menorah. This year, the Festival of Lights is celebrated the evening of Thursday, December 7th through Friday December 15th. No matter your faith, you might want to learn more about the annual observance.
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Shining the Light on St. Louis
In his second year as the chief executive officer of the Missouri Historical Society but in his 18th with the institution, Jody Sowell knows how to draw crowds. Big crowds. Read here how he has pushed the boundaries of the City of St. Louis to command the world stage and increase museum attendance by such numbers that there are lines out the door.
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The Celebrity History of The Chase
To help celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Chase Park Plaza, we are featuring the photographs of St. Louis photographer Barry Mandel who had his studio in The Chase from 1964-1989 and whose celebrity photos were featured throughout the hotel.
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The Paradox of Liberty
Visiting the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Renovation of the Old Courthouse at Gateway Arch National Park
On January 31, more than 100 community members and civic leaders joined the National Park Service and Gateway Arch Park Foundation for a groundbreaking ceremony to commence the historic renovation of the Old Courthouse at Gateway Arch National Park.
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Soccer City… A Symbol of Our Future
Over the years, St. Louis has been called a great sports city, a great arts city, a great music city, a great architecture city, and recently, a great food city. Now with the debut of St. Louis CITY SC, all of these great assets come together in one place.
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A Conversation with Min Jung Kim
The St. Louis Art Museum director reflects on her time in St. Louis so far and looks to make an impact on SLAM’s future.
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Join Tara and Michael Gallina in the South of France
If you are looking for a last-minute gift for your loved one or looking to plan an adventure in 2023, consider booking the exclusive trip Tara and Michael Gallina of Take Root Hospitality are planning. The culinary dynamic duo is hosting a trip to Provence.
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City Museum Celebrates 25 Years!
The City Museum celebrates 25 years since opening its doors this week! To celebrate, City Museum has updated its logo that “pays homage to the past while looking towards to the future.” The museum also tapped two artists, Dan Zettwoch and Stan Chisholm, to create special edition prints which are available in the gift shop.
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Painting 3.0: From Pigment to Pixels
For decades, artists have experimented with digital tools, often incorporating or referencing technology in their paintings. As a result, cutting-edge collectors have come to seek, if not expect, these innovations from artists. At the same time, art is now part of the direct-to-consumer economy through online platforms and auctions. As the time we spend online accelerates, we are ever more seduced by the virtual experience of art, which continues to improve as technology evolves. Increasingly, paint and code are interchangeable.
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STAR DUST, a Tribute to David Bowie
Dance St. Louis, one of the country’s oldest and remaining nonprofit dance presenters, kicks off its 57th season on Saturday, November 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Touhill Performing Arts Center with the presentation of Complexions Contemporary Ballet, the award-winning, New York City-based company that has been lauded for reinventing dance and contemporary ballet. Complexions is set to perform its blockbuster hit STAR DUST, a tribute to the life and music of David Bowie, full of glitter and glam.
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Remembering Royalty
As I watched The Queen’s funeral procession reach a somber climax at Wellington Arch, I was reminded of my own experience with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip that happened at the exact same location.
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The Greatest Jazz City in America
There are some other great jazz cities in America like my hometown of New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and New Orleans, but none can match the range of shows, the intimacy of the Ferring Jazz Bistro, Miles Davis, the number and types of community events, or world-class jazz education like Jazz St. Louis.
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Reconstituting the Center
I'm sure some people love political ads, the back-and-forth banter about why we should or shouldn’t support the candidate of our party - or God forbid - the other party, along with the political conversations which pop up over dinner, or cocktails, or with family. But I don’t.
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Sababa Jewish Arts & Culture Festival Returns September 18
Sababa, St. Louis’ Jewish arts and culture festival, returns on Sunday, September 18, 10 am-5 pm, to the Washington University in St. Louis campus. The free festival is a collaboration between the J and the Jewish Federation of St. Louis. It will feature multiple musical guests for the duration of the day.
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