Mayor Dan Hurt cast the tiebreaking vote to bring back a bronze of Olympic gold medalist Yue Ling Chen after residents flooded the city with pleas for its return.

Ignite Theatre Company's teen cast tackles a fake serial killer confession and true crime's profit motive at the Reim Theater.

Yolanda “YoRo” Newson's collective returns to Regional Arts Commission's Midtown gallery for a Handmade, with Love <3 showcase on August 29.

Six acts, a headlining big band, and patio specials hit Euclid Avenue as the free festival marks its third year.

A new Sauget exhibit puts a salvaged Coral Court Motel piece on display while probing how Route 66 reshaped St. Louis neighborhoods.

Up to 22,000 people typically pack Art Hill for the free show, which opens the SLSO's 147th season on Sept. 16.

Off Broadway hosts a $20 benefit show Thursday, with proceeds headed straight to a grassroots relief group in La Guaira.

Axl Rose's stage dive sparked $300,000 in damage in 1991. Now Guns N' Roses returns to Busch Stadium in days.

Five local dogs are sharing the role of Crab in St. Louis Shakespeare’s free outdoor production of <em>The Two Gentlemen of Verona</em>.

St. Lou Fringe marks 15 years with a week of uncensored theatre in Grand Center, August 3–9; tickets start at $15 and an all‑access pass is $115.

Kimbilio, led by David Haynes, has moved to St. Louis to host retreats, mentorship and a national fiction prize while partnering with the county library and local bookstores.

A $15 million "Beauty Reborn" campaign aims to shore up St. Francis de Sales Oratory's 300-foot spire and restore stained glass, masonry and interiors.

About 5,000 barbershop singers are in downtown St. Louis this week for competitions, workshops and pop‑up concerts. The week mixes elite contests with free public performances.