Rain or shine, St. Louis has plenty of options for a good time this weekend.
Creative, innovative, diverse and intriguing, the St. Louis arts-and-culture scene is second to none. Our compelling collections, enticing exhibitions, inviting studios, vibrant public art, emotive performances and musical acts will surely leave an impression. The best part? Most of our artsy experiences are free! As you explore the St. Louis region, don’t miss Grand Center, which Forbes named the nation’s most exciting emerging arts district.
Explore the museums in Forest Park, experience the theaters in Grand Center, peruse the public art in Clayton – and make your trip to St. Louis a masterpiece.
From contemporary art to classical ballet, the museums, galleries and theaters across St. Louis provide endless entertainment for the art lovers among us.
Discover the treasures of St. Louis’ museums and galleries, meet the curators behind the acclaimed institutions and learn about their contributions to the St. Louis arts scene.
Through her curatorial approach at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis, Alice Gray Stites showcases our vibrant art community to guests.
The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum is ambitious, and Meredith Malone is the driving force behind it.
Curator Dean Daderko talks about their goal to amplify local dialogues and create new fans of CAM as well as...
From rotary dial phones to iconic character phones and operator switchboards to telephone polls, the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum takes...
Without a permanent collection, the opportunities for new exhibitions at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation are vast – and Schenkenberg is...
Venso talks about his curatorial approach at the recently renovated Soldiers Memorial Military Museum and its current Vietnam exhibition.
Vibrant. Uplifting. Unrestricted. Street art is a source of civic pride in St. Louis. If you want to see more than 20 murals – all within a walkable space – check out The Walls Off Washington.
Angad Arts Hotel was the first arts hotel in St. Louis. After five years, it continues to engage the creative, embrace the eclectic and elicit surprise and delight. Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, we recommend viewing its Ninth Biannual Exhibition, which features 56 new works by 41 artists who live within 200 miles of the hotel.
For decades, the Gateway City has been a hub of musical activity, and we don’t expect that to change. Global superstars as well as up-and-coming acts flock to St. Louis because of its varied, state-of-the-art venues, enthusiastic audiences and invigorating vibe. Which concert will you add to your itinerary?
Since its inception in the Deep South, the blues has been the bedrock for virtually all popular music in the U.S., and the National Blues Museum is one of the best places in the world to learn about the uniquely American art form.
Four leaders at the helm of the St. Louis arts-and-culture scene share their favorite ways to experience the Gateway City.
Min Jung Kim, the Barbara B. Taylor Director of the Saint Louis Art Museum, shares her favorite ways to experience...
Ron Himes, founder of The St. Louis Black Repertory Company, dishes about the St. Louis arts-and-culture scene.
Andrew Jorgensen, general director of Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, truly believes in the cultural vitality of our community.
Dana Turkovic, curator of Laumeier Sculpture Park, spills the tea on lesser-known places to experience arts and culture in the...
