Post-Dispatch Changes Tune on Downtown for a Week
After spending years selling a fearful downtown narrative, the Post-Dispatch’s editorial board spent a week boosting the area.
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Synth City Opens at Fifteen Windows Gallery
St. Louis artist Stan Chisholm’s solo show, Synth City, explores the city’s architecture as an artistic influence at Fifteen Windows Gallery.
Glory Pro Throws an Anniversary Party
Glory Pro returns to Cherokee St.’s Casa Loma Ballroom this weekend. Erik Carlson previews this weekend’s event and catches you up on last month’s action.
Fifteen Windows Gallery Gets the Party Started for Paint Louis
Fifteen Windows Gallery welcomes the annual Paint Louis festival by placing hip-hop artwork in a gallery setting.
“Strange Interior”: A Surreal Collaboration
Three St. Louis artists present “Strange Interior,” a group show exploring interior spaces and perceptions. The exhibit opens Saturday at Fifteen Windows Gallery and features mixed-media artworks.
May Day Protestors March Down Cherokee St.
On May Day, St. Louis residents gathered for a protest in Love Bank Park. Speakers addressed issues like ICE crackdowns, support for Palestinians, the cost of living, and attacks on the federal workforce.
“Un Terreno Sin Nombre” Launches Latinx Arts Week
“Un Terreno Sin Nombre,” opening on April 24 at The Luminary, explores identity and borders through Latino perspectives. The show featuring twelve artists, highlighting vibrant St. Louis Latino culture during the inaugural Latinx Arts Week.
Modular Mobb Brings Synthesizer Enthusiasts Together
Modular Mobb gatherings foster community among music producers and creatives, encouraging collaboration and experimentation with electronic instruments. Open to all levels, participants explore sound together in an inviting atmosphere.
The Whiskey Ring’s Country Club Kicks Up Good Times
The Whiskey Ring’s monthly County Club event celebrates country music. The popular event features rotating DJs and showcases themed drink specials and cocktails.
South City Venues Brace For Potential Loss Of KDHX
KDHX’s potential sale stands to have an outsized impact on small venues in St. Louis. Three venue owners reflect on KDHX’s importance to the local music scene and their businesses.
