Things To Do In St Louis, MO May 25, 2012

Bassist Stanley Clarke returns to the Bistro for another sensational engagement, this time with an acoustic trio. As one critic wrote and almost everyone who hears him agrees, Stanley Clarke “is the greatest living bass virtuous in the world, second to none...

Join the Garden for the gala opening night of the stunning "Lantern Festival: Art by Day, Magic by Night" exhibit. Enjoy fabulous food and cocktails, follow a dragon parade and delight in the entertainment of a Chinese acrobatic troupe. Stand in awe as a gong...

Visitors can watch, touch and occasionally feed these gentle and fascinating ocean creatures as they glide through a tropical saltwater habitat. Designed for hands-on, safe family fun, the 17,000-gallon pool is designed for easy navigation by cownose, souther...

Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. operates this showplace on land once farmed by Ulysses S. Grant. For opening day, April 14, visitors will have the rare opportunity to see the World-Famous Budweiser Clydesdale Eight-Horse Hitch parade through the Tier Garten an...

The exhibit depicts life in St. Louis inside and outside of slavery prior to the Civil War. With recreation hands-on pieces and a one-of-a-kind dollhouse from 1837, "A Room Divided" provides information on the unique situation that faced St. Louis prior to th...

This exhibition places two prints from Walker's 2005 portfolio in dialogue with a selection of 19th-century wood engravings that are contemporaneous with the original Harper's publication. These Civil War era wood engravings focus on the portrayal of...

The exhibition features Polaroids and black and white photographs from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. http://sluma.slu.edu/, (314) 977-2666...

This exhibition captures a decidedly modern whimsy that comes through in a variety of sculptures, paintings and frescos of modern artist Brother Mel. His creations bring a sense of devotion, joy and wonder. http://sluma.slu.edu/, (314) 977-2666...

Carmen, a fiery femme fatale, inspires passion, shatters hearts… and for over a century, has never ceased to satisfy....

This exhibition curated by New York-based artist Gedi Sibony features nearly 50 works from the art collection of Emily & Joseph Pulitzer, Jr. including pieces by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, John Singer Sargent, Paul Cezanne and more in celebration of the 10...

This film tells the story of one mother polar bear’s determination to keep her cubs alive in the face of natural predators and a rapidly changing climate. The polar bear has become the symbol of change in theArcticand out impact on the planet, but this sto...