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The Missouri Botanical Garden’s Summer of Sustainability monthly pop-up events feature family-friendly activities, workshops, tours, experts, and more.

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will offer live musicians and vocalists, spoken word and poetry, tours of an African schoolhouse, and more in celebration of Juneteenth.

The Little’s opening event from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. June 17 will include popsicles and free treats for children.

After a three-year hiatus, the fine-dining restaurant inside The Chase Park Plaza Sonesta has undergone a complete overhaul, transforming into a traditional French restaurant that celebrates St. Louis’ history.

Our dining editor discovered a few items beyond the obvious.

The falls are accessible on hikes of varying degrees of difficulty.

Built in 1928, the Tudor-style house features arched doorways, stained glass windows, and a sunken great room addition.

Owner Janee Cawthon makes all of the popcorn flavors herself, with a range of gourmet options.

The club needs the Brazilian to be at his best during the season’s second half.

Blom has settled into a key role in CITY's midfield during the club's current three-game winning streak.

Roberto Zanti plans to serve up to-go sandwiches, sides, and more in Concord Plaza Shopping Center.

Owners Brittany and Jacob McDermott are serving up healthy dishes, including smoothie bowls, sandwiches, cold-pressed juices, overnight oats, and more.

Acts include The Waco Brothers, Black Joe Lewis , James McMurtry, and Nadine, among others.

Founder and owner Rebekah Moore Murphy welcomes clients to the new space by appointment.

The new space holds 75 vendors.

The singer-songwriter will celebrate the release of her second full-length album with a show at The Dark Room at The Grandel on June 8.

Owner Hadi Ehsani makes fresh kebobs on the grill, along with noteworthy side dishes and desserts.

The shop serves up sweet and savory crepes using 100-year-old family recipes from Paris.

Pride meets passion for these local advocates.

The new iteration will be “small but sexy,” according to owner/co-founder Frank Schmitz.