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Video: Jodeci opens ‘Forever My Lady’ tour in St. Louis
Jodeci chose St. Louis to open its “Forever My Lady” anniversary tour, and the crowd at Stifel Theatre came ready to sing. The group brought out the R&B classics that made them a staple of ’90s slow jams. The show got a hometown twist when Chingy made...
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Since 1946, Ted Drewes Has Been Handing Frozen Custard Concretes Out The Window On Route 66 In St. Louis
They hand your dessert across the counter upside down, and not a drop falls out. That little flip is a famous ritual at a walk-up custard stand on old Route 66 in Missouri. The treat is called a concrete, and the name fits because it’s frozen custard blended so thick a spoon nearly stands up. The stand has no indoor seating, so everyone orders at the windows and eats outside.
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St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Reports Budget Surplus, Large Percentage of Music by Living Composers
In Friday’s (11/6) Musical America, Sarah Shay writes, “The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) launched the 2025-26 season, its 146th, with the reopening of the Jack C. Taylor Music Center and its renovated Powell Hall. In the months following, more than one million people experienced the orchestra via 250+ concerts, free events, education and community programs, digital initiatives, and media broadcasts. The SLSO ended its fiscal year with a $274,000 operating surplus on revenue of $38.716 million and expenses of $38.442 million; a record-setting $11.3 million in contributed revenue; the conclusion of the Music for All Campaign that exceeded its goal of $155 million goal by $20 million; and an endowment of almost $315 million, a figure 14.8 percent larger than the previous year. The artistic offerings under Music Director Stéphane Denève and a roster of podium guests consistently met high musical standards beginning with the opening concert—world premieres of ‘House of Tomorrow,’ by SLSO Composer in Residence Kevin Puts, with mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato as soloist, and James Lee III’s choral work ‘Fanfare for Universal Hope.’ The music of today was a frequent presence; 40 percent of pieces on classical programs were by living composers including world premieres.”
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Class Action lawsuit filed against Six Flags, Enchanted Parks over unrefunded dining passes
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Amusement park companies Six Flags and Enchanted Parks have been hit with a class action lawsuit, accusing both of failing to refund customer dining plans. After Enchanted Parks bought Six Flags St. Louis in April, they announced the dining plans would no longer...
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Union Loafers pauses pizza service
Union Loafers (1629 Tower Grove) has paused its pizza operations. The restaurant announced the news via an Instagram post on Monday afternoon. A note on its website reads: “Hey Loafers, as of Saturday, 11/7, we have decided to suspend pizza service. Loafers Lunch, bread and our other locations will keep the same hours. Thank you!
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Brewery Lights returns with new themed nights
Most holiday attractions welcome you with a ticket scan. At one of St. Louis’ most famous breweries, admission comes with a complimentary beer for visitors ages 21 and older. And that’s only the beginning of an evening at Brewery Lights, where the Budweiser Clydesdales parade through the historic brewery...
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‘Tell Me Somethin’ Good’ returns for one night at The Black Rep Gala
Last year, when The Black Rep founder Ron Himes stepped onto a New York stage to receive a Lifetime Achievement Audelco Award, one of the people celebrating him understood better than most what the moment represented. Elizabeth Van Dyke had the honor of presenting the award to the man who...