Powell Symphony Hall – now The Jack C. Taylor Music Center — recently underwent a multi-year, multi-million-dollar expansion and renovation. Visitors now enter through an outdoor terrace area into the new Art Deco inspired lobby and box office, with a spiral staircase reminiscent of the one at the Guggenheim Museum. And that’s just what the audience sees. The changes also enhance the experience of the musicians on stage.

HEC sat down with Community Music School alumni and instructors to learn about the impact this 100-year-old organization has made on the youth of St. Louis.

We go behind the curtains of St. Louis’ Fabulous Fox Theater and discover the hidden artwork backstage.

The Muny — country’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theater — is now “The Tony Award Winning Muny”
So what difference does winning a Tony actually make?

Discover how 4 Hands Brewing and RAC St. Louis brought local artists together for a one-of-a-kind collaboration that supports the arts in the city.

The Kemper Art Museum is hosting an exhibit from the Shah Garg Collection called “Making Their Mark” – the largest exhibition in the museum’s history.

The St. Louis Actors’ Studio is a small local theater company housed in what is now The Gaslight Theater in the historic Gaslight Square entertainment district.

Brian “Fox” Ellis has spent more than 25 years portraying John James Audubon. He has extensively studied Audubon and even retraced his steps across America.

We talk to author Ed Wheatley about his amazing passion for the game of baseball and St. Louis and how those two intertwine for some interesting stories.

Roaring: Art, Fashion and the Automobile in France 1918 to 1939 at the St. Louis Art Museum (SLAM that looks at the role of the automobile and interwar France.