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Considerations when your parents aren’t as independent as they once were

Last summer, as Saint Louis University assistant professor of music Stephanie Tennill started thinking about returning to campus in the fall, she encountered a problem. It became increasingly apparent that masks weren’t going anywhere, but neither were her vocal performance students, who were being impeded and muffled by their face masks.

Amanda Bauer, the winner of the Design STL shopping spree sweepstakes, enjoyed a night of fun and shopping at Miriam Switching Post and The Refind Room.

Restaurateurs have plenty they could say, but little they can diplomatically say.

Blake Askew, a sous chef at Bulrush with an impressive culinary resume, will lead the supper club, offering a menu inspired by Midcentury concepts of destination dining.

The museum came up with the concept especially for those who “march to the beat of a different drummer.”

Owner Beckie Jacobs’ longtime sweet treats institution opened in 2003.

The classic comes with a choice of homemade bread, a choice of five proteins, and the same number of toppings.

In HGTV’s, Call the Closer, St. Louis native Lauren Risley guides clients through the process of buying and renovating their homes.

Artist Maggie Robertson and creative director Annie Genovese transformed a set of American-made early-20th-century wingback chairs and ottoman into pieces with a "light, airy, almost lacy" look.

Peruse glasswork and other crafts from 16 local artists.

Thursday marks the long-awaited return of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s IN UNISON Chorus, which will take the stage alongside the SLSO and guest artist Oleta Adams for A Gospel Christmas.

After more than two decades of work, Gene Dobbs Bradford is stepping down this spring as President & CEO of Jazz St. Louis. Bradford will become the Executive Director of the Savannah Music Festival in Savannah, Georgia.

The bright, informative hardcover volume feels like a treasured scrapbook dedicated to the place that the popular show held in the hearts of fans during its heyday.

Leave cookies out for Santa, and host your next holiday party with assortments and treats from these local bakeries.

At Anthology Senior Living, health care professionals are available around the clock and offer uncompromising care within an inspiring setting.

As supply chain delays threaten to derail even the best laid plans, participating in “Thriftmas” can be a way to ensure your kids, wallet, and the environment are happy this holiday season.

Make family memories while baking St. Louie Cookies (a.k.a. Gooey Butter Cookies) and Grandma Petti's Press Cookies, with recipes courtesy of the owner of Made. by Lia in Florissant.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

Owner Thom Chantharasy closed the Laotian-Thai restaurant in Brentwood a year ago due to the pandemic.