KSHE, Head East, Mama’s Pride, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, REO Speedwagon, Pavlov’s Dog and Mississippi River Festival are in this classic rock documentary.

After more than a century of decline, Henry Shaw’s museum is once again the Missouri Botanical Garden’s gallery, thanks to a multi-million-dollar restoration.

For its 25th year, HEC Media brings you the story of the fair, the talent behind the tents, and how you can meet the artists, staff, and volunteers who make this fair the #1 art fair in the country.

HEC presents a tribute to everyone’s favorite theatre under the stars!

A very special local documentary of the history and pioneering moments of the Catholic education system in St. Louis.

Journey back, with this exclusive HEC-TV documentary, to the middle of the 19th Century when St. Louis became “The Gateway to the West.” Learn why St. Louis was and continues to be a popular immigration destination.

St. Louis sewers and rivers

Full Circle, St. Louis Recycles introduces viewers to the basics of recycling, and takes a look at some of the most innovative and resourceful recycling that is taking place in St Louis.

The Pacific Ring Initiative is ground zero for an important study that may change the way regions approach, learn, plan and prepare for their future.

Medicine heals the body; music heals the soul.

A short film on the region, it’s history and the St. Louis connection.

A biographical profile celebrating the life and work of the prolific 20th Century American artist, Wallace Herndon Smith.

Explores how the three-minute love story known as tango improves the lives of Parkinson’s patients, while telling a personal story about living with the disease.

Court documents found in St. Louis tell the inspiring story of courage when slaves from around the area fought for their freedom by challenging their owners in court.

Learn about the life, loves and civil rights causes that impacted Josephine Baker’s life from surviving family members and others who have been touched by this multi-faceted entertainer.

Host Jean Ponzi investigates how everyday household products can be potentially dangerous to our health and the environment.

Ragtime, Streckfus Steamers, Saxophonist Frank Trumbauer, and Trumpeter Miles Davis are all reasons that St. Louis was instrumental in the development of Jazz.