Whether you are stopping by a local art and makers market to pick up some local gifts or sitting in on a special holiday dance, theater, or musical performance, St. Louis has all the holiday plans you could ever need. Check out the official StLouisArts.org holiday guide to arts, live music, theater and more.
Ah, fall in St. Louis! The leaves are changing color, cozy sweaters have returned, there is a crisp breeze in the air and coffee (and seemingly everything else) is pumpkin spice flavored. One thing...
Find must-attend events in St. Louis with the official StLouisArts.org September guide to arts, live music, theater and more.
Senior writer at the travel publication, GoNOMAD, Bruce Northam has traveled all over, visiting places all across the globe. His recent destination? St. Louis, MO. He notes that St. Louis connects...
Frizz Fest is in its seventh year of celebrating natural beauty, art, and self-expression in St. Louis on Sept. 21 in Tower Grove Park. The theme for this year’s festival is 70s, featuring more artists and performers than in previous years.
Flyover Comedy Festival is invading St. Louis again, featuring a huge variety of comedy acts –– from stand up comedy and improv workshops to sketch performances and storytelling shows. Over 100...
By Kallie Cox St. Louis is a vibrant, bustling, hub for talented artists beginning and thriving in their careers. While the most well-known places in the city’s art scene tend to be the St. Louis...
Find must-attend summer events in St. Louis with the official StLouisArts.org August guide to arts, live music, theater and more.
The MUSIC FOR A CAUSE initiative will use donations and ticket surcharges to directly support the St. Louis arts and culture sector. Check out the full lineup of shows!
Find must-attend summer events in St. Louis with the official StLouisArts.org July guide to arts, live music, theater and more.
From national names in comedy to local legends, from stand-up to open mics, these are the best comedy shows to see in St. Louis.
If you are looking for ways to celebrate Juneteenth, St. Louis has some sensational events. From festivals and block parties to bike rides and musical performances, you can find an event to join in...
Find must-attend summer events in St. Louis with the official StLouisArts.org June guide to arts, live music, theater and more.
StLouisArts.org is partnering with City Museum to bring two special, art-focused City Nights events. Grab your tickets now for City Nights: Crafts and Cocktails or City Nights: Paint the Night Away...
You're planning a trip to the Evolution Festival and you want to have even more fun while you're in town. StLouisArts.org has you covered! Check out our world-famous museums - they’re free! Grab...
Broadway is in our backyard in St. Louis. Locals know our theater scene competes as one of the best, but the 2024 season is something else. All types of theater are being showcased, and we truly...
Here is your guide for all the must-attend arts and music festivals in St. Louis in 2024. The weather is getting warmer, it is time to slip on those short shorts and start buying some festival tickets. From art fairs to music festivals, St. Louis has it all!
The lineup for the 2024 St. Louis Evolution Festival has been announced, featuring The Killers, Beck, Jane’s Addiction and more. 28 bands total across three stages. Added bonus, St. Louis Arts will be there representing the St. Louis art scene with an artist village featuring local artists showcasing and selling their work. Stop by and see us!
Spring Break in St. Louis! Whether you are traveling to town or are looking for a staycation, St. Louis Arts has all your Spring Break needs. From art-filled flower weekends to sipping a beer and crawling around the City Museum, you don’t have to go all the way to the beach to enjoy your break.
Music at the Intersection returns for its fourth year with a diverse, roots-inspired and decades-spanning artist lineup. Headliners include psychedelic soul band Black Pumas, 10x Grammy winning queen of funk Chaka Khan, rapper Big Boi (of Outkast), New Orleans trombonist and trumpeter Trombone Shorty, 5x Grammy winning jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding, St. Louis rapper Chingy and many more.
It’s the year for concerts, and St. Louis will be hosting some big artists in 2024. From country to rap, you can find something to fit your music taste. Here are some of the big names coming to...
We know St. Louis is fun. WalletHub knows it too! They recently released their "Most Fun Cities in America (2024)" list, and St. Louis is ranked 14th (we're coming for you Portland!). According to...
An incredibly creative hip-hop remix of Dickens’ classic holiday tale, A Christmas Carol. A joyous, sprawling bazaar with more than 100 artists filling Cherokee Street storefronts, bars and venues. The beloved St. Louis Symphony Orchestra performing the movie Home Alone in concert. This is St. Louis during the holidays, and there are a multitude of ways to be merry and bright.
St. Louis is an arts town, and it’s being recognized nationally for it. The Eighth Annual Arts Vibrancy Index by SMU DataArts just released its list of top arts-vibrant communities for 2023, and St....
Sweater weather is here, and autumn in St. Louis is as cozy as it comes. Mild temperatures, beautiful fall colors popping, and endless things to do invite you to investigate every neighborhood and hidden gem. As fall turns to winter, we make it easy to get into the holiday spirit and fill your days and nights with creative cheer.
The Flyover Comedy Festival is returning to St. Louis Nov 9-11, 2023 with three days of stand-up, improv and sketch comedy. Some big names are headlining the event happening in The Grove neighborhood including Jeff Ross, Sheng Wang and Janelle James.
September 9 and 10, the Music at the Intersection festival returns to Grand Center Arts District, in the heart of St. Louis. More than 50 artists are scheduled to perform across four stages, giving the audience so many ways to celebrate St. Louis’ musical, cultural and artistic heritage.
The Evolution Festival is planting its roots smack dab in the middle of St. Louis with headliners The Black Keys, Brandi Carlile, Ice Cube, The Black Crowes, Brittany Howard, and Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals. Historic Forest Park, one of the largest, most scenic urban parks in the United States and an STL treasure, is a fitting backdrop for such an epic festival.
St. Louis comes alive in the summer. You never have to look far to find folks who are thrilled to be outside getting up close to some truly unique events. The long, sunny days send good vibes throughout the entire community. As the weather warms up, dip your toes into the local arts scene with these unforgettable experiences.
Fun, accessible AND free? Yes, please. Make no mistake – we are 100%, unambiguously in favor of purchasing a ticket and paying to support local artists and arts institutions. That’s money well spent...
Wherever you are in St. Louis, seriously amazing public art enhances your surroundings. While it’s nearly impossible to settle on a single list, here are 20 sculptures you really need to see up...
Like peanut butter to jelly or a late night to a slinger (what's a slinger?), St. Louis and stunning murals go hand-in-hand. Some are displayed prominently, elevating the atmosphere of a...
These eclectic neighborhoods encourage exploration. Each one, with character all its own, invites visitors to discover distinct architecture, live entertainment, a vast variety of incredible...