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Health
Missouri abortion law causing anxiety, confusion, Granite City clinic says
GRANITE CITY, ILL. – Missouri’s recent abortion legislation has already begun to affect the Hope Clinic in Granite City, the…
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Art
Marquis Terrell honors ‘Creative Freedom’ in his first art show at UrbArts
OLD NORTH – Local artist Marquis Terrell opened an art show Saturday evening at UrbArts, 2600 North 14th Street, inviting friends,…
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Art
Local theater artists stage reading of ‘The Clinic’ to raise money for women
THE GROVE – Two local theater artists, Summer Baer and Delaney Piggins, staged a reading of “The Clinic” by Will…
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Events
Pagans and non-pagans alike celebrate in Tower Grove Park
TOWER GROVE – St. Louisans of all religions, creeds and spiritual practices came out to Tower Grove Park for the…
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Events
Judge to hear arguments on state attempt to shut down Planned Parenthood abortion services
DOWNTOWN – A St. Louis judge is scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday on whether or not the Missouri Department of…
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Art
48 Hour Film Project is long on craft and collaboration, short on sleep
GRAND CENTER – The 48 Hour Film Project occurred over the weekend, with its drop-off event at Urban Chestnut Brewery…
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Events
Female DJs talk inspiration, community during Hip Hop Appreciation Week
DOWNTOWN – As part of the Central Library’s Hip Hop Appreciation Week, Aja La’Starr Owens hosted her annual “I Am…
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Health
Judge to hear case of Missouri’s last abortion clinic on Thursday
CENTRAL WEST END – A judge will hear arguments Thursday over whether state health regulators can pull the license of…
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Art
African Arts Festival “brings everybody together” in Forest Park
FOREST PARK – Summer heat has swept St. Louis early this year, but it was the perfect weather for the…
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Art
“Paint Your Pet” helps brighten Humane Society’s future
CHELTENHAM – A recent trend, “sip and paint” events, has popped up all over the country. One group in St.…
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Business
Black-owned pop-up shop draws crowds at Cortex Commons
CENTRAL WEST END – On Wednesday afternoon, black-owned businesses set up shop in the Cortex Commons for For the Culture…
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News
Hundreds gather near Arch to protest abortion ban
DOWNTOWN – Tuesday at noon, activists, political leaders and concerned citizens gathered at Luther Ely Smith Square near the Gateway…
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Events
Children hip hop to music and stories at the library
DOWNTOWN – On Friday morning, parents brought their kids to St. Louis Public Library’s Central location for “Hip Hop Storytelling…
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News
Muny updates its stage to ‘make the magic’
FOREST PARK – The Muny might feel a bit different when it opens for its 2019 season in June. That’s…
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Art
Tennessee Williams’ legacy celebrated in local festival
GRAND CENTER – The fourth annual Tennessee Williams Festival opened this weekend in the Grand Center Arts District. A celebration…
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Art
Text-focused art show opens at Cherokee Street Gallery
BENTON PARK WEST – Saturday marked the opening of “TEXT CON TEXT,” a new art show at the Cherokee Street…
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Events
Neighbors band together for event that combines street clean-up, networking and beer
BENTON PARK WEST – A small but eager group gathered outside Earthbound Beer on Cherokee Street around 3PM on Thursday…
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Events
The Central Library celebrates Hip Hop Appreciation Week
DOWNTOWN – This week the Central Library will host the 6th Annual Hip Hop Appreciation Week. Jam-packed with events Monday…
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Art
Tesseract Theatre premieres first annual Festival of New Plays
GRAND CENTER – In 2010, Taylor Gruenloh saw a production of Lisa D’Amour’s “Detroit” at Steppenwolf in Chicago and knew…
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Events
Cinco de Mayo on Cherokee Street
BENTON PARK – Cinco de Mayo and the festival surrounding it is something business owners in the Cherokee Street district…
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Events
The future of comedy is female at The Heavy Anchor
BEVO MILL – Once a month at the Heavy Anchor in south St. Louis, women pack the lineup of a…
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Events
1920s Paris in South St. Louis
TOWER GROVE – As spring began overtaking south St. Louis, local writer Dan Wright looked forward to the opportunity to…
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Events
Tales of troublemakers fill Shameless Grounds
BENTON PARK – A pirate who commanded thousands. A swordsman who broke into a convent to rescue her lover. Soviet…
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Events
Ted Drewes celebrates 90 years
LINDENWOOD PARK – St. Louis’ favorite summer treat turned 90 this past Thursday. Ted Drewes on Chippewa celebrated 90 years…
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Art
New tattoo shop opens on Jefferson
BENTON PARK – If you’re on Jefferson with some free time, why not stop in for a tattoo? Arch Nemesis…
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Art
Short film sparks conversations about race and ‘Other People’
FOREST PARK – After the 2016 presidential election, Aisha Sultan felt a turmoil of emotions that she didn’t know how…
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Events
Gent!: a pop-up shop just for men
THE GROVE – Fashion might be considered women’s territory, but the minds behind Gent! are working to change that. On…
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Art
Meltyface and Checkmate Bluff channel the 90’s
OLD NORTH—A Saturday night art show turned UrbArts into a shrine to the 90’s. The show featured artists known as…
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Events
‘Soil your underwear’ and other fun ways to learn about science
FOREST PARK — If you’re not a farmer, you might never think about the intricacies of soil. But walk into…
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Art
St. Louis appoints third Poet Laureate
On Friday, St. Louis will welcome its third Poet Laureate. Jane Ellen Ibur, who will assume the role for the…
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