The magic of circus and the holiday season come together in ’Twas the Night Before… by Cirque du Soleil, the ooh-and-aah-inspiring show now playing at the Fox Theatre.

Some experts warn that we are racing towards Earth’s catastrophic tipping points from global warming.

The Missouri Botanical Garden hosts the Holiday Flower and Train Show and Garden Glow this Holiday season.

One of the more popular figures in ancient Greek literature is Elektra (often anglicized as “Electra”), daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, sister of Orestes, Iphegenia, and Chrysothemis. She is a major character in a play by each of the three classic tragic playwrights of the Athenian Dionysian celebrations: The Libation Bearers, by Aeschylus; Electra, by […]

According to a street sign onstage at the start of Q Brothers Christmas Carol, the setting is the intersection of Dickens and Hip Hop. I cannot think of a more succinct or accurate phrase to describe of this marvelous show, which is currently running in a superb production by St. Louis Shakespeare Festival.

In this week’s episode, a book with six suggested walking tours of Kirkwood to help you discover stories of the town, a local student learns to code and now competes around the world with team USA, how the infamous Dred Scott case came to be and what resulted from it, what experts have to say about protecting your skin from blue light exposure, an artist more interested in the process of his work than the result, and Danny Liston of the 70’s STL band “Mama’s Pride” has a new uplifting album.

While Cyber Monday shopping, is blue light protection something you or your Secret Santa should add to the cart?