Haus of Night brings five St. Louis designers and a 200-person capacity crowd to the rebuilt Centennial Malt House on October 18.

Concrete, feed sacks and shredded canvas fill CAM St. Louis as three local artists prepare for Thursday's opening.

Crews are pulling out The Muny's 25-year-old green seats — and fans can buy a retired pair for $500.

The Black Rep launches its golden anniversary at Edison Theatre, tracing roots back to a 1976 student troupe at Washington University.

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation's massive survey heads to New York's Cooper Hewitt in 2027 — but St. Louis gets it first.

Madeline Mehler will debut 18 sustainable pieces at a Halloween-themed after-hours party at the Saint Louis Art Museum.

William Parker, Cooper-Moore and Hamid Drake bring three decades of shared improvisation to Dissonant Works, plus a free community workshop.

Only 36 guests per show will hear soprano Angel Azzarra sing on the Campbells' original 1855 piano, restored just for the occasion.

The free October 18 festival now spans Clayton's Central and Carondelet avenues, with kosher food, art and a video game truck.

The city will start with four boxes near Webster University and Elm Avenue before expanding citywide.

A St. Louis widow honored her late husband with a gift of one of the rarest natural history books on Earth.

The free festival runs September 4-6 along the Mississippi floodwall, now in its 14th straight year at the site.

Five original 1986 performers return to Old Rock House Saturday, joined by Big George Brock Jr. carrying his father's blues legacy forward.