stLouISTSedges Have Edges Art takes inspiration from nature
A land manager of the Kennedy Forest in Forest Park, Catherine Hu finds beauty in plants.
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St. Louis experts share tips on transforming kitchens and bathrooms
From current trends to renovation dos and don’ts, what everyone wants to know about the home’s most-used rooms
St. Louis artist Caitlin Heimerl Allen creates lively patterned pottery
The high school teacher recently turned her attention to making pottery full-time.
The Vacancy to Vibrancy toolkit helps St. Louis residents turn vacant lots into green space
A joint project of the STL Vacancy Collaborative and Green City Coalition, the 80-plus-page digital toolkit—designed by Arbolope Studio—is the result of more than a year’s worth of data gathering and development.
Jamie Corley decorates an architecturally rich home in University City
The house provided the artist with ample room to get crafty and stretch herself creatively.
Mi Prima Belle Design creates beautiful handmade paper flowers
Melany Prima-Boewer of Manchester is the talent behind the line, available on Etsy.
6 upcoming 5K races to take your workout outside of the gym
Whether you're a seasoned runner or just want to get outside, odds are, there's a race for you.
South City home lists for $329,900
A passion for home renovation guides the work of two real estate brokers.
There’s a Senate candidate running on a platform to fix Missouri potholes. Are they really that bad?
Five weeks ago, the City of St. Louis had a backlog of 2,000 unfilled potholes. In three or four days, it filled 1,300.
Fire damages three Central West End restaurants
The owners of Mission Taco Joint, Ranoush, and Salt +Smoke shared their thoughts, as well as landlord Pete Rothschild.
"Wild About Pride" returns to the City Museum
The drag show will feature performances from Robyn Hearts, Tassandra Crush, Calexus Carrington-Steele, and several members of Pride St. Louis’ 2022 Royalty Court.
Missouri's 'trigger law' on abortion goes into effect as Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
On Friday, abortions in the state of Missouri were effectively outlawed except in cases of medical emergency.
The Missouri Botanical Garden's Sachs Museum reopens with "Botanical Resonance"
The collection of works focuses on the link between plants and sound, examining how humans interact with the natural world to create unique auditory experiences.
Looking back at ‘Nellyville,’ the album that put St. Louis in the spotlight
Twenty years after it first hit airwaves, local producers and artists look back on the album that made Nelly a superstar.
Ask George: How do I get a server’s attention without looking obnoxious?
Our dining editor identifies some dos and don'ts.
They're young, they make your coffee, and they want a say in how their company is run
Local Starbucks baristas are attempting to unionize—with mixed results.
12 summertime wines to enjoy in St. Louis
Local wine shop owners share their picks for “classic summer stunners,” ideally paired with warm weather and best friends.
Niche Food Group continues to roll out new offerings
With nine food-and-beverage concepts across St. Louis, acclaimed restaurateur Gerard Craft’s company continues to evolve.
Help wanted: Future workers of the upholstery trade
Training people for a career in upholstery is a top priority for proprietors of local upholstery shops. The challenge is finding them.
When inclusive sex education is hard to find, local shops and a new program fill the gap
How three queer-affirming sex shops and TRANSforming Community, TRANSforming Care are making inclusive sex ed more accessible.