The latest news from the city.
The Sports Bra, the first sports bar dedicated exclusively to women's sports, opens its first franchise location in Maplewood on November 13. The 2,950-square-foot venue features 13 screens prioritizing local and national women's teams, a menu with vegan and gluten-free options, and a backstory rooted in a childhood softball friendship.
A look at Felix's Pizza Pub in St. Louis's Dogtown neighborhood, with its pet-photo walls, 12- and 18-inch pizzas named after local landmarks, trashed wings, and a full menu of sides, wraps, and sandwiches.
MADE Makerspace is a nonprofit shared workshop in St. Louis's Delmar Maker District, with professional tools for adults and a membership system. This post covers the equipment, training requirements, membership prices, opening hours, and upcoming events.
Emmy-winning storyteller Bobby Norfolk brings his Spooky Stories showcase to Power Creative's WEvent Space in Tower Grove South on Thursday, October 29, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. A $20 family-friendly evening for ages 12 and up, featuring five storytellers, eerie poetry, spooky songs and Halloween humor.
Fly North Theatricals presents the world premiere of The Invention of Lightning, a western-horror play set in 1861 at the Greenfinch Theater and Dive through November 1. It follows a Pony Express rider and a Western Union employee in a remote Nevada relay station.
Saint Louis Dance Theatre opens its 16th season, "Elements of Harmony," on October 23 at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center with a gala and three world premieres through October 25, before continuing in December.
A look at Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, the St. Louis institution on Historic Route 66 serving its famous custard since 1941. Covers the flagship Chippewa stand, the signature concrete, the family history, and the adjacent Gift Shop & Historical Museum.
The free Christ the King Music Festival returns to St. Louis on October 23, 24, and 25 at the St. Francis de Sales Oratory, with a candlelight baroque concert by the Kingsbury Ensemble, a Solemn High Mass, a choir workshop, a formal Ball, and a festival bazaar.
Great Big Game Show in St. Louis is a live-hosted game show where two teams compete in mini-games on a TV-style set. The venue sits inside City Foundry STL, with free parking and clear pricing for groups. Reviewers praise the hosts and the atmosphere.
A look at the Halloween pop-up bars running across St. Louis through the end of October, from horror-themed rooms and Harry Potter cocktails to a floating party on the Mississippi. The post covers dates, hours, admission prices, and what sets each spot apart.
