Starting tonight, the Central West End will become a new hot spot for outdoor dining.
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‘Streateries’ coming to the Central West End
Several restaurants in the CWE will serve diners at tables set up on Euclid as a way for more people to safely eat out during COVID-19.
Barrett Barrerra Projects Presents Two Exhibitions on British Fashion Designer Lee Alexander McQueen
Produced and curated by Barrett Barrera Projects, “Ann Ray & Lee McQueen: Rendez-Vous” explores the 13-year friendship and intimate creative collaboration between the late British designer Lee Alexander McQueen and French photographer Ann Ray (otherwise known as Anne Deniau), whom McQueen personally selected to document his design process and the behind-the-scenes experience of […]
Several CWE Businesses Win “2020 A-List Readers’ Choice” Awards
St. Louis Magazine just unveiled its 2020 A-List, an annual tribute to our region’s finest. Thousands weighed in by nominating their favorites, and thanks to YOU, several CWE businesses took home top honors.
St. Louis book store takes down all JK Rowling books after comments about people who are transgender
“We no longer feel comfortable giving her shelf space while she uses her extensive platform to deride the humanity of trans women.”
St. Louis Public Library to begin phase 2 of reopening plan
The library will open 15 of its locations on Monday.
The Cup unveils some fast food fun with new “Arch City Sliders” cupcakes
Some of us have a sweet tooth and others love our burgers and hot salty fries. We’ve got something for both of you!
Make Music Day STL, part of global celebration, will make noise online this year
Walk through the Central West End on a normal June 21, and you’ll see performers on every street corner, blasting saxophones, strumming harps and playing violin rock. At some point, a marching band will flood the street. Bright-colored pianos will be sprinkled throughout the neighborhood, begging anyone and everyone to […]
“Music in Motion” Project To Feature Local Musicians On A Mobile Stage On June 21
Local and National Make Music Day Organizers Developed New, Creative, Socially Distanced Ways for Anyone to Participate in the Annual Global Celebration on June 21
St. Louis Snaps Up Books On Racism, Keeping Local Shops Hopping
Racism isn’t just a topic in the streets, as St. Louis has joined cities across the nation in marching against police brutality toward people of color. It’s also a topic at bookstores and libraries, as readers increasingly seek out books that examine and critique racism.