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The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will return to live, in-person concerts at Powell Hall from March 26-May 15. The spring season features eight weeks of live concerts with a family of SLSO artists. Capacity for these hourlong concerts will be capped at 300 people and masks are required for patrons, staff, and string musicians.
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Cinder House will be kicking-off grilling season with a two-night only event next month where guests can chat with experts about grilling techniques while enjoying a backyard barbecue style meal on the rooftop patio.
Angad Arts Hotel is rotating its quarterly art exhibit to feature new works by local art duo Evan and Stacey Smith. The series is called Voids.
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Circus Harmony is releasing an interactive cookbook online that features great recipes and exciting adventures in the kitchen!
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Ron Kruszewski, Chairman and CEO of Stifel Financial Corp., explains “the strange new mingling” of social media and financial markets.
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Cory Finley is a 2007 graduate of John Burroughs School. He’s a writer and director best known for “Thoroughbreds” which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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The newly opened Goldener Hirsch Residences are a modern marvel on the mountain in Park City, Utah’s Silver Lake Village.
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Missouri’s first food truck garden is open for business beginning Monday, March 1.
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“Shawabty of King Taharqa;” Nubian, Napatan Period, reign of Taharqa, 690–664 BC; travertine (Egyptian alabaster); Museum of Fine Arts, Harvard University—Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition 20.215; Photograph © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Beck/Allen Cabinetry and Homes by Higginbotham both helped transform this kitchen from a tricky space to the homeowners’ favorite room in the house.
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“There is nothing better than a day of golf with my girlfriends at Glen Echo with a cocktail on the patio after! The course, with its beautiful mature trees and hills is spectacular. I’m a sucker for Olympic venues, having worked on three Olympics. I love the history here in St. Louis. Nothing better than walking into the clubhouse and seeing the Olympic Rings. You know you are in a special place when you see that!” @glenechocc
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Locally-owned Saint Louis Closet Co. is celebrating 30 years in business as well as receiving a Best of Houzz award for the seventh year in a row. Congratulations!
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As we welcome spring, we’ll see a variety of hybrid society events evolving into outdoor galas that could soon become more like the VIP engagements we remember and cherish.
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Heading out for a socially distanced event? Treat yourself to something silky soft across your face for a more sophisticated look. See what else you’ll need to put your best face forward!
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The March/April issue of Sophisticated Living features a local cover shot by Zach Dalin. Publisher Craig Kaminer shares his thoughts on “The Age of Entrepreneurship.”
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More than 150,000 viewers tuned in to see Saint Louis Ballet’s fall and holiday programming which led to another round of streamed productions celebrating love.
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Lace Gods "Sneaker Museum" and Retail Shop is open through February 22 at the N2EXISTENCE Storefront on Cherokee Street.
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KNEAD Bakehouse is introducing its own version of a grazing board. The KNEAD KNIBBLE Board is a selection of crackers, cheeses, pickles, olives and nuts.
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Saint Louis Closet Co. continues its giveback initiative, Closets for a Cause, this time helping a first-class annual cycling challenge.
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