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In Her Own Words: Civil Rights Activist Frankie Freeman

Frankie Muse Freeman spent her life fighting discrimination and helped to establish many civil rights policies.

ArtsCommunity & Culture

The Vinyl Boom and the Celebration of Record Store Day

Record store day began as a lifeline for local record shops, but it has evolved into a cultural dynamo which is breathing new life into vinyl albums.
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BusinessCulture

St. Louis: A Restaurant Lover's Destination

St. Louis continues to emerge as a destination for food lovers and restaurant tourists. National website Yelp lists it as the number 2 foodie spot in America.
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CultureHistory

Hero: Thaddeus Adolphus Watson, 100 year-old WWII Veteran

This is the inspirational story of a true American Hero and the last surviving WWII soldier of the U.S. Army 351st Artillery Unit, Thaddeus Adolphus Watson.

Science & Technology

Scientists Identify Enzyme Responsible For Helping Cancer to Spread Through Body

The nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer revealed that the MT1-MMP enzyme ‘sits’ on top of a tumor cell playing a significant role.
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ArtsHappening Now

Outlier culture on view at Art Saint Louis

Outliers Art Exhibitions curated by Art Saint Louis is currently on display in their downtown gallery. The exhibition is free and open to the public.

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ArtsCultureHappening Now

CAIR Missouri’s 3rd Annual American Muslim Art Exhibition

The Sheldon hosts CAIR Missouri’s 3rd Annual American Muslim Art Exhibition on April 20th, 2019.

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ArtsHappening Now

Back Home in Your New Home at the Kranzberg Art Center Gallery

Back Home in Your New Home is the newest exhibit at the Kranzberg Art Center Gallery. The exhibit features two Palestinian American women’s ideas about home.

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Culture

Systemic changes in racial bias addressed at Missouri History Museum through short film ‘Other People’

Aisha Sultan’s short film, “Other People”, was screened at the Missouri History Museum Thursday evening, and was followed by a panel discussion, in association with the St. Louis Press Club.

CommunityScience & Technology

Remembering McDonnell Aircraft, NASA Pioneer Robert “Bob” Schepp

Bob Schepp helped make history as part of the Checkout Trailer crew for America’s first manned space flight on May 5, 1961.

Things to do in St. Louis

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  • 2. Striking Power: Iconoclasm in Ancient Egypt. Read More
  • 3. How We See Materiality and Color Opens at Laumeier Sculpture Park. Read More
  • 4. Art Saint Louis Winter Exhibition at Angad Arts Hotel. Read More
  • 5. Muny Memories. Read More
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