This week on Spotlight: Meet the storyteller who brings characters to life by embracing his truest self. Explore one of St. Louis’ largest farmers markets—a beloved weekly gathering that unites the community. Get an inside look at a revealing book about downtown St. Louis, featuring rarely seen photographs. Discover how the clothes we wear for life’s biggest moments aren’t just about style—they’re powerful connections to our past. Take in more than 25 thought-provoking murals by celebrated local, national, and international artists—all free and open to the public. Plus, go behind the scenes for a night in the life of jazz legends Terell Stafford and Tim Warfield.

Being John James Audubon
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.

Homegrown Market
Local farmers and entrepreneurs build their businesses and a strong community through the support of St. Louisans at the Tower Grove Farmers Market. To find more stories like this one visit thestl.com.

A New Look at Old Downtown St. Louis
A locally published book traces the history of Downtown St. Louis using rarely seen illustrations and photographs to tell the story.

History Spotlight: More Than Style
The rich stories behind children’s special occasion clothing and how these garments connect to culture, identity, and history.

The Walls Off Washington
The Walls Off Washington, from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, is a collection of over 25 outdoor murals from local, national, and international artists.

A Night in the Life of a Jazz Artist
Few people ever get a standing “O”. Jazz trumpeter Terell Stafford and tenor saxophonist Tim Warfield are familiar with that accolade. We meet in St. Louis.