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Lynnae Tanner Ruff makes intricate handmade jewelry through her line, Lady Grey Beads
On average, her beadwork can take six to 25 hours per piece—and her more ambitious creations can take even longer than that.
Rock trio The Hooten Hallers are "Back in Business Again" with a brand-new album
The Hooten Hallers will celebrate the release of their latest album with a show at The Golden Record on September 8.
Photos: Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, and Busta Rhymes launch their "N.Y. State of Mind" tour at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
About 8,000 fans descended on Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre to be the first to experience the artists' 2022 tour, which will hit another 24 cities this fall.
Imo’s Holding Company announces new chief executive officer
Food industry veteran Mark Miner replaces Carl Imo, who served as president since 2014.
Frankie Muriel of Dr. Zhivegas shows off his house of rock
The lead singer of the popular St. Louis–based cover band has built a home on The Hill that complements his taste and interests.
The Rep opens the 2022-2023 season with "House of Joy"
The "sumptuous, immersive" new play from Madhuri Shekar blends history and fantasy on the Loretto-Hilton stage.
St. Nicholas Greek Festival returns to the Central West End during Labor Day weekend
The festival offers authentic Greek cuisine, music, church tours, and more.
How St. Louis private schools are supporting students’ mental health
From the introduction of new clubs to the addition of staffers—humans and therapy dogs alike—area schools are working overtime to make sure kids at all grade levels have the help and support they need to carry on.
Meet the New Jewish Theatre’s next artistic director
Rebekah Scallet begins her tenure at the NJT with the world premiere production of "The Bee Play."
The RBar Burger at Ruth’s Chris takes a sandwich staple to new heights
Prime Hospitality Group COO Jeff Blair notes that all of the steakhouse chain's bars are now busy, in part "due to the launch of that burger."
Paint Louis celebrates 25 years of art and hip hop at the flood wall
This weekend, the annual event will welcome more than 400 mural artists as they fill a two-mile stretch of the downtown flood wall with graffiti art.
Acclaimed chef Ben Grupe leaves Tempus in The Grove
The restaurant is temporarily closed for the next few weeks but is slated to reopen in the fall.
A nearly 40-year-old cold case informed this researcher’s work in combating sex trafficking
Abby Stylianou and two colleagues developed an app called TraffickCam.
John Olin was a captain of industry, but a visit to his game preserve reveals another passion: conservation
NILO celebrates its 70th anniversary this year.
5 family-friendly activities in St. Louis: August 29–September 11
Create a floating lantern, take your dog to the ballpark, make s'mores, and more
The estate of the late Bob Cassily is open for bidding
The artist and City Museum founder built the property’s castle stone guest house.
German modern art takes center stage at the Saint Louis Art Museum
"Day & Dream in Modern Germany, 1914-1945" is on view now through February 26, 2023.
Ask George: Were trashed chicken wings invented in St. Louis?
Like toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake, the pedigree is unclear.
Montgomery Jane Kids specializes in personalized baby quilts and blankets
Rachel Hagene named her company after her daughter, who inspires her to create