St. Louis – Guided: St. Louis

Creative Control: Barrett Barrera Projects’ Susan Barrett on COVID’s Impact on Art and Activism—and What Will Rise from the Ashes

As the role of art galleries changes, Susan Barrett and her team are poised to offer new ways to experience the exhibits and interact with the artists, from a new podcast (debuting Aug. 28) to [...]

‘Meet, Share and Care’ at This Summer’s Virtual Festival of Nations

Reflecting the resilience of the immigrants and refugees it serves, the International Institute has pivoted with speed and agility to offer online performances, demonstrations, opportunities to [...]

Schlafly’s Summer Lager Smoothly Racks Up 25+ Years of Quenching Summer Thirst

The easy-drinking (and easy to find) beer is a perfect choice for the chaotic and unpredictable summer of 2020.

What’s It Like for Women to Run for Office? Find Out at ‘Represent’ on Aug. 26

Looking to change the world? The Missouri History Museum has an event for you on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. as part of its STL History Live virtual series.

New “Beyond the Ballot” Exhibit Tells the Story of 32 St. Louis Women Who Broke Barriers

The Missouri History Museum's exhibit "Beyond the Ballot: St. Louis and Suffrage" explores how diverse local women broke barriers and fought for a voice from America’s colonial period through the [...]

Women Making a Difference Through Creativity Discuss Their Work in ‘The Bridge: Women, Art and Power’

This free online event on Aug. 6 is inspired by the new Missouri History Museum exhibit “Beyond the Ballot: St. Louis and Suffrage,” which opens Aug. 1.

‘How Did We Get Here?’ Series Explores Modern Quests to Contextualize Racism and Anti-Blackness Through a Historical Lens’

Mark your calendar for Tuesday, July 28, to hear from author and historian Dr. John Wright during a free online session titled “History of St. Louis Black Neighborhoods.”