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After expanding his Shake Shack brand in recent years, the restaurateur makes his mark in West Manhattan with an Italian-inspired concept.

What the future of work looks like in St. Louis

Stephen Leet, professor of architecture in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University, asked graduate students to construct model chairs using pasta.

Even after stopping for shrimp and a burger at Fast Eddie’s, where we looked more than somewhat overdressed alongside the jean jackets and leather, we were still a little early for the opening of the Art Towata exhibition at the Jacoby Arts Center in Alton. So, to kill some time, we drove up—and up—into the heights of the old town. 

This weekend, Tom Huck’s Evil Prints X-Mas Sale and "Something Crafty This Way Comes—A Dark Arts A-Faire" offer alternative gift ideas.

The Ferguson-based LIFE Creative Group got into the holiday spirit last year with A New Holiday, a Christmas-themed drama starring Wynton Marsalis, Kennedy Holmes, Sophia Stephens, Riley Adams, and Anita Jackson. Now, A New Holiday writers Stephens and Brian Owens are back with a new film, and this time it’s a modern take on the holiday comedy.

Time for holiday shopping is rapidly ticking down, and with shipping delays and those dreaded supply chain issues, the window for getting thoughtful presents delivered is closing fast. Luckily, there’s still time to find local artists and artisans selling their wares at several holiday markets around the region. Stop in to visit the vendors at one of these events to gather your last few gifts while also supporting your community’s makers.

From the owners of Polite Society, The Bellwether, Good Day, and Subdivision Sandwich Co., the concept uses a proprietary blend of beef in its smashburgers.

Less than a four-hour drive from St. Louis, Indiana's state capital offers more than the Colts and the Indianapolis 500.

Shop local while exploring beyond the city.

Whether you're traveling alone or with kids this holiday season, planning ahead is essential.

The owners' shared German heritage and love of fairy tales inspired them to open the German-themed coffeehouse.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

Upper and lower-story balconies create an atmosphere ideal for enjoying the outdoors

Located in the former home of Applegate's Deli and Einstein's Bagels, the restaurant specializes in arepas, empanadas, and Colombian coffee.

Specializing in artisan wines and spirits, the shop offers a wine bar with a small-plates menu, educational programming, and a curated monthly Wine Club.

Considerations when your parents aren’t as independent as they once were

Last summer, as Saint Louis University assistant professor of music Stephanie Tennill started thinking about returning to campus in the fall, she encountered a problem. It became increasingly apparent that masks weren’t going anywhere, but neither were her vocal performance students, who were being impeded and muffled by their face masks.

Amanda Bauer, the winner of the Design STL shopping spree sweepstakes, enjoyed a night of fun and shopping at Miriam Switching Post and The Refind Room.

Restaurateurs have plenty they could say, but little they can diplomatically say.