Round Two of the Flying Saucer Beer Dinner Series: Peruvian Food vs. German Beer
This month's dinner will be held on June 2.
View ArticleTop 5 Family-Friendly Events This Weekend: June 3-5
This weekend, watch a broadway musical performed by local youth performers, learn how to live more green and eat your weight in strawberries.
View ArticleTop 5 Things to Do This Weekend in St. Louis, June 2–5
Lots of biggies this week, including opening nights for Circus Flora and Shakespeare Festival.
View ArticleCircus Flora Celebrates Its 30th Season
The St. Louis-based circus goes back to the golden age of baseball in its new show, 'Pastime.'
View ArticleSunset Song: Terrence Davies’ Bitter Vision of a Pastoral Scottish Classic
The film boasts splendid visuals and peerless period design, yet Davies’ most conspicuous contribution to this version of the story is his distinctive blend of unabashed nostalgia and bitter cynicism.
View ArticleAttorney General Report: While Rate Dropped, African-American Motorists Still...
Attorney general Chris Koster says the "statistical disproportion does not prove" racial profiling, while NAACP's Adolphus Pruitt argues otherwise.
View ArticleSTL Video Roundup: The Premiere of Spectator’s “Muddy Water,” Plus...
We debut Spectator's beautiful new Mississippi River-centric video today, followed by a roundup of other local artists (in vaguely alphabetical order).
View ArticleSneak Peek: Louie's Wine Dive, Opening June 4 in Clayton
It's a dive you're likely to flip over.
View ArticleThoughts on the Closing of Niche and the Arrival of Sardella
One of St. Louis' most acclaimed restaurants will close on June 11.
View ArticleOpen Houses To Visit This Weekend (June 4-5)
Open houses worth stepping into this weekend.
View ArticleInterview with the Vampire: Dracla Prefers Wine Over Blood
After agreeing to several of Dracla's demands (I have agreed to keep the content of these strictly confiential), we met for a one-on-one interview to dispel some of the mystery surrounding his person.
View ArticleAsk George: Have you found chefs (or their kitchen staff) to be superstitious...
Dining editor George Mahe discusses the food and dining scene in St. Louis.
View ArticleFor Sale: Buy Your Own St. Louis-Based Emoji Mask Company for $75,000
Do you want to own a startup that makes poop face, heart eyes, and smile emoji masks? Because there’s one for sale right here in St. Louis.
View ArticleA History of St. Louis Food in the Local Media
The exhibit at Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum runs through the end of July.
View ArticleThe Arrival of the St. Louis Artichoke
Local farm pushes the boundaries for growing unconventional produce.
View ArticleThree Tidbits: A Sprayable Wing Sauce, A Half Order at Cunetto's, Askance...
St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.
View ArticleOne Upping Ruth Reichl: SLM Sighting at 5 Guys in Cleveland
Dave Lowry took a trip to Ohio and saw something he never expected to see.
View ArticleKDR Designer Showrooms' 25th Anniversary Celebration
KDR Designer Showrooms celebrated their 25th Anniversary at the St. Louis location.
View ArticleThe Rundown: 8 Health and Fitness Events in St. Louis This Week, June 6-12
This week, run a 10K, drop in on an aerial arts class, do yoga for a good cause, and take a bike ride.
View ArticleAt the Sheldon Art Galleries, a One-Man Show for the Late Bob Reuter
The show, which hangs until September 17, is perfectly titled "Grainy Black & White." That’s an apt description of Reuter's taste in photography, borrowed from the lyrics of one of his finest songs.
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