As director Brent Benjamin readies for retirement, the institution looks at additional challenges.
After 20 years with Benjamin at helm, museum will start search for new leader.
'Dancing' plants, collage, fantastic landscapes among new works at Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
Fresh exhibitions go on view at Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis.
The audience will be seated on the open lawn area in front of the stage, so be sure to bring a lawn chair.
Those who work in the live events industry are bringing attention to their plight, and urging Congress to pass the RESTART Act
“Little Shop of Horrors” and “Mlima’s Tale” will go onstage in spring. "Black Like Me" will be offered free online Sept. 10.
The young Norwegian dramatic soprano Lise Davidsen is stunning, in the best possible way
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Pandemic 'pods' of up to 10 people can reserve museum for 45 minutes.
The exhibitions celebrate artwork on chess posters, chess in the Enlightenment and the American presidency.
Necropsy revealed two "significant, irreversible birth abnormalities."
"Beyond the Ballot" at Missouri History Museum shows St. Louis women’s long fight for the right to vote.
On Thursday, the St. Louis Zoo announced that it will close the Children’s Zoo this fall. We want to see photos of and hear stories about your…
The online series has its finale Monday evening.
The series offers real variety
A dinosaur exhibit will go in its place in spring 2021 as zoo figures out what to do with the area, zoo officials said.
The Climatron, which turns 60 this year, had been closed even as the garden reopened in June.
It will be a "hybrid" approach, combining virtual and live music.
It's not often one can reserve an entire museum for free with nine friends or family members.
An intimate space works well for "America's diva"
Six of the 10 highest-paid public employees work for the region’s tax-supported cultural institutions, according to this year’s Post-Dispatch …
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"Early Days" makes online debut tonight.
As a conductor, teacher and performer, Ms. Bowers touched hundreds of lives.
Katie Sandquist is the new executive director; 'St. Louis Premieres' is receiving recognition
But there's new musical material online on the website
This is the first time the festival has been canceled in its 44-year history.
Company will present a different play every other Saturday through Sept. 19 as part of "Something Spoken: Tennessee Williams on the Air"
Opera Theatre of St. Louis, which lost its full festival season, did what it could to fill in some of the blanks with virtual offerings.
