The inaugural St. Louis Prehistoric Life Show on October 17 expects 2,500-plus visitors and roughly 100 fossil experts, artists, and collectors.

Thousands are expected south of the Gateway Arch this weekend as ARTICA burns a 20- to 40-foot effigy to cap its silver anniversary.

A 20-actor production retells Mary Meachum’s 1855 river escape attempt, now staged downtown for its 24th year.

A curio cabinet on the third floor now holds a whole miniature museum, underwear and all; the installation opened Friday in Beatnik Bobs.

The band that only played four shows in the 1980s plays The Sinkhole tonight.

John Goodman narrates, Daniil Trifonov debuts, and a teenage violin star hits Powell Hall this November.

The Sullivan, Missouri motel sat empty since 2009 before a $1 million-plus rebuild brought back its neon glow and giraffe-stone walls.

The free three-day event draws over 130,000 visitors and hands out up to $15,000 in artist cash prizes.

The traveling bronze sculpture will stand outside the St. Charles County Historical Society for at least two years before moving on.

The St. Louis premiere runs September 17-27 at COCA, with tickets from $25 and free WashU garage parking.

Tower Grove Park hosts the free festival Saturday, with more than 50 local vendors and a new sensory-friendly youth zone.

The 250-member band could spend a week in London, marching along the parade route for a crowd of 500,000.

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