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Windsor High students to perform ‘Mama Mia!’
The Windsor High Musical Theatre Department will soon stage “Mama Mia!” a musical stacked with songs from the pop group ABBA. Performances will be held at 7 p.m. Feb. 26-28 and 2 p.m. March 1 at the Windsor High School Performing Arts Auditorium, 949 Windsor Harbor Road, in Imperial. In addition, a sensory-friendly version of the show will be held at 3 p.m. Feb. 28 at the auditorium. Tickets cost $5 each.
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Cannabis-friendly comedy and dinner series expands to new venue in The Loop above SWADE Dispensary
Third Friday Showcase Features Included SINSE Tasting and Ongoing Community Programming. A four-year-running cannabis-friendly comedy and dinner series has expanded into a new private consumption-compliant venue in The Loop. The monthly showcase, produced by St. Louis Cannabis Club, now takes place at The Church on Delmar, located above SWADE Dispensary.
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St. Louis weekend events: Boat show, home show, and more
St. Louis offers a variety of events this weekend, including the Boat & Fishing Show, Home Show, Tattoo Festival, City SC vs. Charlotte FC soccer game, Phantom of the Opera, Mozart's Magic Flute, and Spring Fling at Hidden Valley Ski Resort.
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St. Louis fish fry map tracks 60+ locations during Lent
Lent has officially begun, and that means fish fry season is underway in St. Louis. This year, St. Louis local (and founding member of The Urge) Karl Grable has created a free, crowd-sourced database with over 60 fish fry locations. FishFrySTL.com seeks to provide real-time updates about fish fry menus, wait times and hours so visitors have all the information before they go.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Galentine's Day in Montgomery City
Here are pictures of the Galentine's Day events that were held around Montgomery City on Feb. 7. There was a Galentine's Bash at the Allen Events Center, a Galentine's Market at the Montgomery City Lions Club building and a book signing by Luella Gregory at the Bluebird Quilt Co. Theo Tate photos.
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Haliday Douglas on fighting for SLPS kids
In this episode of The 314 Podcast, host Sarah Fenske talks with Haliday Douglas, CEO of the St. Louis Education Fund, which harnesses private dollars to help St. Louis Public Schools students. Douglas discusses how teachers at SLPS helped change his life—and propel him to Harvard—and the work his nonprofit is doing to give kids a chance at upward economic mobility. Then, Sarah chats with SLM staff writer Ryan Krull about the new legislation in Jefferson City that would create “innovation zones” to help downtown St. Louis and other central business districts. Listen and follow The 314 Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever podcasts are available.
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5 St. Louis restaurant favorites of Schlafly Beer’s Jared Williamson
Schlafly Beer Head Brewer Jared Williamson – our podcast guest this week and one of our Ones to Watch stars in the February issue – may be one of the biggest beer experts in town, but he also knows good food. Below, he shares five of his favorite St. Louis spots.
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Russell Crowe, Scarlett Johansson and Israel: The Jewish Film Festival returns
March signals the start of spring — and the return of the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival for a 31st year. From March 15–26, the festival will feature moving documentaries, gripping historical and romantic dramas, sharp-witted dramedies and crowd-pleasing comedies from around the globe, including Israel. “The film...
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Parkway Central Students On The Slopes
Despite the icy conditions and unpredictable snow, local students at Parkway Central High are still carving out wins on the slopes and building confidence one run at a time. Winter sports like snowboarding and skiing continue to be popular among students, even as weather conditions have made this season more challenging than usual. With inconsistent snowfall and icier runs, riders are being pushed to adapt, but many say the challenge has only made the experience more rewarding.
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The Chicken And Dumplings At This Homey Restaurant In Missouri Are So Good, You’ll Want Them Daily
There’s a moment when comfort food transcends mere sustenance and becomes something spiritual—The Concord Grill in St. Louis, Missouri, creates exactly that kind of religious experience with every plate they serve. You know those places that don’t need flashy signs or trendy decor because the food speaks volumes?...
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Liz's Bar and Grill Is Back!
Liz’s Bar and Grill, a local landmark for decades, has reopened. The corner bar in New Melle is once again a place where friends gather to share a meal and a cold one, swap stories from the day, and socialize with neighbors. The building at the corner of Highways...
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St. Louis Says Goodbye To Its Quiet Hollywood Legend Robert Duvall
Robert Duvall, the Oscar-winning actor whose career ran from To Kill a Mockingbird and The Godfather to Apocalypse Now, died on Sunday at 95. His passing has the St. Louis region looking back at a quieter, more local chapter of his life, centered on the schools where he studied and the campus stage that now carries his name. For many here, those modest markers, a college theater and a Walk of Fame star, are how a towering national career feels close to home.