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Bright colors speckle the Saint Louis Holi Festival
ST. LOUIS — The Saint Louis Holi Festival was held today at Stacy Park. Holi is a Hindu holiday to celebrate the end of winter and the start of spring. The festiva was expected to bring-in around 4,000. Participants also got to join-in on a color throw every 30 minutes which is when bright powders […]
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Chamber Project St. Louis To Host Free VERY OPEN REHEARSAL Event
Chamber Project St. Louis will present VERY OPEN REHEARSAL, a free interactive event offering an inside look at the rehearsal process, on March 31, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Louis County Library – Thornhill Branch. The program will focus on the music of Ludwig van Beethoven and...
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HOPPERS – Review
At last, the cruel, cold winter is giving way to a fast-approaching Spring (at least for most of the country). And what do many young men’s (and ladies’) fancies turn to, other than a amor? Why, going back to nature, naturally (see what I did there). Well, it just so happens that for their 30th (wow) feature film, those digital animation gurus at Pixar have fashioned a story about going back to nature in the most literal and fantastical way possible. Wth a bit of science fiction magic, this movie’s young heroine can comingle and even communicate (stop me before I launch into that catchy tune, “If I Could Talk to the Animals”) with the woodland critters that she’s watched from afar. Yes, that includes frogs, though they’re not the story’s main focus, nor are they the inspiration for this flick’s title, HOPPERS.
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Fish Fix: Where to find the Lenten fish you crave during Lent 2026
Fish fans have been lining up since Ash Wednesday to get their share of the season’s specialty Lenten fish plates. While I love to hit as many local church fish frys as possible. However, I have to admit after the first few weeks of Lent, I start craving something different.
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St. Louis set for 57th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, drawing over 250,000 spectators
ST. LOUIS — Downtown St. Louis is preparing to turn green once again as thousands gather for the city’s 57th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, one of the largest and most anticipated celebrations in the region. Organized by the Metropolitan St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee, the annual event celebrates Irish culture, heritage, and community traditions.
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Truck Norris Twisted Eats and Bar in Ellisville to reopen
Todd Norris recalls looking at his wife, Ashleigh, during one of Truck Norris Twisted Eats and Bar’s final services this past January. Every table in the dining room of the Ellisville restaurant was full, with a line of customers still trying to order stretched out the door. Those who had been seated tracked down Norris to tell him how much the establishment meant to their families and how they couldn’t fathom that it would soon be gone.
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The Quirky Little Diner In Missouri Where The Southwest Meets The Show-Me State
There’s a little spot in Maplewood where breakfast doesn’t play by the rules, and honestly, it’s about time someone broke them. Southwest Diner brings the flavors of New Mexico to St. Louis, and the result is nothing short of magical. You know what’s funny about most breakfast...
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This Cozy Missouri Neighborhood Eatery Serves The Best Breakfast You’ll Ever Have
You know that feeling when you stumble upon a place so good you want to keep it secret but also shout about it from the rooftops?. That’s exactly what happens when you discover Songbird in St. Louis, a breakfast and lunch spot that’s rewriting the rules on what neighborhood dining should be.
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Rainforest Head Spa brings personalized scalp care to St. Louis with eco-friendly touch
ST. LOUIS — They are taking the art of hair care to its roots…literally!. “We like to say just as plants cannot survive with poor soil, the scalp is the same way,” says Jena Karam and Hannah Dill, Co-Founders of the Rainforest Head Spa. “So, we figure out what is going on and then we treat you for what you need.”
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The Nostalgic Missouri Diner That’s Frozen In The 1950s
Some places refuse to move forward, and thank goodness for that. Chuck-A-Burger Drive-In Restaurant in St. Louis is stuck in the 1950s like a fly in amber, except way more delicious and with better parking. Here’s the thing about authentic vintage diners: they’re becoming rarer than a polite conversation on...
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The Noble Crown restaurant opening in the Central West End this spring
Set to open this spring, The Noble Crown, will bring a refined take on American cuisine to 300 N. Euclid Ave. in the Central West End. The Noble Crown is a collaboration between the Saint Louis Chess Club and Noble Concessions LLC, operated by Kevin Brennan. The partnership supports the Chess Club’s largest campus expansion to date, promoting St. Louis’ reputation as America’s Chess Capital. The Noble Crown takes its name from the King’s crown and the noble spirit that defines the game of chess. The space is designed with the game in mind, with purpose, clarity and precision, tributes to the beauty of the game.
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Downtown St. Louis Braces as 250,000 Fans Pack In for 57th St. Patrick’s Parade
Downtown St. Louis is set to turn emerald on Saturday when the 57th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off at noon along Market Street, bringing marching bands, floats, and shoulder-to-shoulder crowds. The downtown march has grown into a springtime staple, packing several blocks and turning the central business district into an all-day celebration.
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REVIEW | ‘Thoughts of King Sullivan’ is a brief but passionate ode to St. Louis
St. Louis underground rapper REACEYUNG released his new album, “Thoughts of King Sullivan,” on Feb. 28, a concise and passionate look into the love and influence his birth city had on him and his music. REACEYUNG based the name “King Sullivan” on King Solomon to describe his aspirations...
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5 St. Louis restaurant favorites of Grace Meat + Three’s Rick Lewis
Rick Lewis, chef-owner of Grace Meat + Three in the Grove and the newly opened Grace Chicken + Fish in Crestwood, knows a thing or two about good food. Although he’s been busy lately and hasn’t tried a lot of the newer spots around town, he has a few old standbys he relies on. Below, check out his top five St. Louis restaurants. And don’t miss his episode on The Sauce podcast that aired earlier this week.