Revolutionary Dating App Blends Matchmaking and Technology with a Human Touch
When We First is a unique, first-of-its-kind full concierge matchmaking service and dating app with innovative features and a human touch, blending the two worlds of matchmaking and technology in a way that’s never been done before. It is the only dating app to create a seamless value ladder. Through the ‘Human Button,’ customers can request real-time support, guidance, and encouragement—going beyond AI chats to connect with real experts behind the scenes. The app is available for download in St. Louis now, with concierge services on the horizon.
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Georgia (wine) On My Mind
Château Elan Winery and Resort, in the rolling foothills of North Georgia, is a driveable destination with an "across the pond" ambiance. If you are a wine devotee, tours and tastings are available daily, including a behind-the-scenes tour of the winery and production rooms. Château Elan Winery and Resort has mastered a blend of luxurious accommodations, a wide selection of varied activities, and sumptuous cuisine always nearby. It is worth the trip across the pond.
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In the Face of Funding Crisis, 19th Annual African Gala Held to Raise Crucial Support
A proposed funding freeze could slash nearly $6.5 billion in international aid to the Sub Saharan Africa — drastically reducing access to food, shelter, and medical services in refugee camps and already vulnerable communities. In the face of an escalating humanitarian funding crisis, Microfinancing Partners in Africa is stepping up as it hosts its 19th Annual African Gala at the Chase Park Plaza in St. Louis to raise crucial support. The Gala will be held Saturday, May 3rd.
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Renowned Artist Charlie Houska to be Honored at the World Chess Hall of Fame
The World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries, the leading chess cultural center in the country, will present “Charles Houska: Master of Play,” a joyful and colorful retrospective celebrating the vibrant, whimsical world of Charles “Charlie” Houska—one of Saint Louis’s most beloved and iconic pop artists. This unique collection reflects his lifetime cannon of work, and will be on view from May 1, 2025, through April 5, 2026. This exhibition marks the artist’s 60th birthday and the 25th anniversary of his Central West End-based Houska Gallery.
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FGI Saint Louis Hosts Met Gala Watch Party -- THE Red Carpet Fashion Event of the Year
The Fashion Group International Saint Louis presents THE red carpet fashion event of the year! Join them at the Ritz-Carlton Solarium for a watch party of the Met Gala held live in NYC on Monday, May 5th. This year’s theme is “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” honoring the museum’s exhibition, which will highlight the archetype of the Black Dandy. The FGI Met Gala Watch Party runs from 5:30-9:30pm. Learn about the party and background on the gala itself.
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National Model for Creating Secure Digital Environments for Kids Makes Its Debut in St. Louis
Parents can now feel safer each time their child or teen picks up a mouse, types on a keyboard, or commands a game controller or joystick. Once they enter the world of online video gaming, they are exposed to possible threats. Youth engaging in esports in the St. Louis region and beyond can now have the unparalleled protection of Kidas' AI-powered ProtectMe technology at Contender Esports.
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Earth Day 2025 on April 22nd Celebrates Sustainability
Although Earth Day 2025 is officially Tuesday, April 22nd, many people are working or in school. So Earth Day Weekend is the is the time to honor the planet and all the ways to sustain it. Celebrate the earth this year at the river’s bend in Alton at Old Bakery Beer Company on Saturday, April 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. More than 30 regional vendors and earth lovers with gather for an afternoon filled with live music, environmental education, earth-friendly retailers, a native plant sale, great food and drinks, and more.
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One Cardinal Way – Luxury Apartment Homes Second to None With the Heartbeat of the City and the Drum of Cardinals’ History
One Cardinal Way epitomizes downtown luxury living. No expense has been spared to create an unparalleled living environment for residents—whether they’re here full-time or seeking a home away from home. See here how the iconic Gateway Arch and the steady flow of the mighty Mississippi on one side, while Busch Stadium and a sprawling cityscape stretch as far as the eye can see, offering breathtaking 360-degree views from its apartment homes.
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Arch Foundation Celebrates National Pet Day Weekend with Annual Arch Bark
Dog lovers are invited to join the Gateway Arch Park Foundation and Purina at Gateway Arch National Park on Saturday, April 12, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This free, family-friendly event celebrates the bond between pets and their owners with a group dog walk, fun activities, entertainment, and enjoying stunning views and iconic surroundings of Gateway Arch National Park. Learn more.
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Rome Around the World
Orchestrated by global who's who in the worlds of architecture, culinary, and interior design, two recently opened luxury hotels demonstrate the staying power of the Eternal City. ROMEO Roma is situated within a historically significant 16th-century palazzo on Via di Ripetta, and Casa Monti, a 5-star boutique hotel that opened last summer are worth a trip to Rome.
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Super-charged sibling
Porsche adds a new Carrera S to the 911 lineup for the 2025 model year. The 911 Carrera S is available in both Coupé and Cabriolet versions. It bridges the gap between the 911 Carrera and the more performance-oriented 911 Carrera GTS T-Hybrid. See the new additions to the storied brand of luxury automobiles here.
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Sophisticated Guide to Spring 2025
Spring 2025 is in full swing. Soon April showers will bring May flowers. That means that St. Louisans will come out of hibernation and start buzzing like butterflies across the metro. Spread your wings and catch spring fever with our annual Sophisticated Guide to Spring. Ready, set, go! Watch the sophisticated rainbow that is St. Louis show off its myriad of colors here.
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Motoring Through the Consumer Electronics Show
2025 brought a trio of highlights from the global tradeshow in Las Vegas to the world of luxury motoring. Following its exhibition at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Italdesign brought its Quintessenza concept to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Vegas. Aptera Motors unveiled its Launch Edition, a solar electric vehicle equipped with 700 watts of integrated solar cells. To round out the trio The BMW Group presented its new BMW iDrive – complete with its centerpiece, BMW Panoramic Vision. See more.
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TWSTL Hosts Streetcar & Beyond 10th Anniversary Season Book Signing at Left Bank Books
The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis continues its Streetcar & Beyond 10th Anniversary Season with the second of many events to celebrate the milestone season. Famed author and scholar Tom Mitchell will sign copies of his book, Early Stories by Tennessee Williams at 6pm on Wednesday, April 2, at Left Bank Books in the Central West End.
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Publisher’s Letter: A New Chapter Begins
Recently, our publisher, Craig Kaminer, welcomed his firstborn grandchild into the world. Here he contemplates the significance of this milestone event. He says that, “Becoming a grandparent is a milestone of a different kind. It feels less about achievement and more about legacy, connection, and love. It’s about witnessing life’s beautiful, continuous cycle and embracing the joy of watching it unfold anew.” Read more.
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Grand Reopening of Old Courthouse Ushers in New Era
The Gateway Arch National Park and Gateway Arch Park Foundation are having a ribbon-cutting and programming to celebrate the reopening of the Park’s historic Old Courthouse, following only the second major renovation in the building’s history, the Old Courthouse will reopen its doors on May 3, 2025, ushering in a new era of accessibility, educational programming, and community engagement. Learn more.
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Time to PLAY BALL! Legends of Cardinals Baseball Come to Life In New Book
From St. Louis To Cooperstown: Legends Born and Made in the Gateway City, tells the stories of some of St. Louis's most beloved players. These collective stories go beyond the individual and record-setting careers that made each a Hall of Famer. Walk through the chronology of baseball history and the moments each player had on their roads to Cooperstown. Pre orders are now being taken.
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All the World’s a Stage
Celebrating its 25th year, the Shakespeare Festival unveils its 2025 season, including a joint venture with the Saint Louis Zoo. Through the years, the Festival has welcomed upwards of 50,000 people to the park for its summer shows, making it the largest free outdoor Shakespeare Festival between either coast. In 2025, big things are planned when you schlep your picnic basket to Forest Park’s Shakespeare Grove for an evening of free theater under the stars with fellow lovers of The Bard.
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Restauranteurs and Chefs with Shops
Industry projections show the gourmet and specialty markets industry will top $12.4 billion in the coming year. Local chefs and restaurateurs are cashing in. Many of the area’s high-end grocers and specialty markets aren’t new, but rather solo extensions of existing St. Louis restaurants, providing customers with specialty items and menu favorites. There are some new players on the scene. Read about them, their shops, and their wares.
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Spring Has Sprung. Time to Break for These Fabulous Destinations
Spring has sprung — officially. Time to break out! Get out! Spring break is not just for college kids. After all, as a grownup you have the means for more refined escapades. St. Louis residents don’t have to travel far to enjoy a well-deserved escape. Boasting sun-drenched beaches, charming coastal towns, buzzing city escapes, award-winning dining and world-class attractions, Florida destinations offer the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for spring break just a short flight away.
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