The Ann Maritz Members Exhibition returns to the St. Louis Artists’ Guild through January 2, 2021. Visitors will see a diverse array of work by area artists.

The Sheldon Galleries is currently showing 7 exhibits featuring the works of St. Louis based artists.

In this week’s episode learn about slaves that fought for their own freedom 60 years before the Civil War, meet the artist commissioned to create a statue to honor the Freedom Suit trials, hear stories about Robin Williams from author Dave Itzkoff, explore the new exhibit at Gallery 210 on the campus of the University of Missouri St. Louis, discover the Center for Defense Medicine in St. Louis which supports defense-related innovation, and enjoy a song sang in appreciation of frontline healthcare workers performed by Christine Brewer.

In his new book, “A Brotherhood Betrayed,” journalist Michael Cannell tells the true story of the mafia’s highest ranking assassin, who turned state’s witness.

Would you like to go on an owl prowl in Forest Park— for free? For more information about owl prowls, go to http://forestparkowls.blogspot.com

Evolution STL, a new green, innovative knitwear factory in Grand Center, is changing the entire knitwear and manufacturing sector.

Art, History, and politics come together in the exhibition, “Storm of Progress: German Art After 1800 from the Saint Louis Art Museum.”