A guide to wineries near St. Louis - St. Louis Magazine
Oct 7, 2024 · Honker Hill Winery IN A NUTSHELL: Surrounded by scenic views of Shawnee National Forest, Honker Hill exudes a cozy atmosphere with an outdoor fireplace and gazebo.The family-owned winery also regularly hosts live music. MUST-TRY WINE: Dry wines include the strawberry-flecked Sunset Rosé and Wally’s Red.The Honker Hill Blush is a fruity, semi-sweet option, with peach and strawberry notes.
"Woodlands" at the St. Louis Art Museum offers a ... - St. Louis …
Nov 5, 2021 · A pair of dolls made by an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist around 1900, on display in Woodlands: Native American Art from St. Louis Collections now through April 24. The St. Louis Art Museum's upper level is home to scores of art objects originally created by indigenous peoples from across the West and Great Plains, hundreds of which were donated ...
A Walk in the Parks - St. Louis Magazine
Apr 6, 2007 · The history of St. Louis parks is a long one. The first three (Gravois, Laclede and Mount Pleasant) were created from former city commons in 1812; the latest (Poelker Park) came into the system in 1986. In between, some of the most magnificent examples of public acreage in the country were designed into the St. Louis landscape.
Neighborhood Restaurant Recs: Tower Grove Park - St. Louis …
Jan 14, 2016 · Diminutive in size but large in aspirations, the sister wine bar to Elaia is ideal for full meals or simply snacking on light items like the Pan Con Tomate (pictured) while sipping creative cocktails, beer, or wine. Lunch Mon–Sat, dinner daily, brunch Sun. 1634 Tower Grove, 314-932-1088, oliostl.com. $$.
Duane Reed Gallery kicks off the Lunar New Year with “Year of the …
Feb 5, 2024 · The Year of the Dragon art exhibition at Duane Reed Gallery (4729 McPherson), on display beginning February 9, is ringing in the Lunar New Year with a collection of works across media—from thoughtfully crafted pottery and glassworks to vibrant oil paintings—celebrating Asian-American artists in St. Louis. “The emphasis is that Asian-American art is American art,” says artist and Year ...
Artica: Scoping out an Arts Fest on the Near North Riverfront
Aug 13, 2012 · On October 13 and 14, the grassroots arts project will once again bring life to a corner of our extended downtown, in the 11th year of Artica’s own life. “Every year, it changes,” says Turnage, of the surroundings. “Every year, we figure that we’re not going to do it the next year.”. And that’s because the space is not only ...
A reimagined Clayton cottage combines the best of old and new
4:00 AM. Expand. In 1991, landscape designer Matt Moynihan moved into a little brick cottage in Clayton. Built in 1928 by a retired couple, it was basically “a three-room-per-floor house,” never meant to accommodate children. There were three bedrooms on the second floor: one for the husband and wife, one for guests, one for the maid.
The Other Rabbi - St. Louis Magazine
Feb 26, 2008 · 6:48 PM. Expand. Jewish or not, you’ve probably heard of Susan Talve, the rabbi at Central Reform Congregation. Her low voice and gentle manner grant her passage into all sorts of worlds—and when she senses injustice, she burns her convictions into the public debate. The archbishop sputters; other rabbis tsk; politicians prick up their ears ...
Hamilton - St. Louis Magazine
Aug 28, 2024 · Hamilton is the epic saga that follows the rise of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton as he fights for honor, love, and a legacy that would shape the course of a nation. Based on Ron Chernow’s acclaimed biography and set to a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway, Hamiltonhas had a profound impact on culture, politics, and education.
Special Report: North Side Story - St. Louis Magazine
Oct 27, 2009 · May 21, 2009. The alderwomen watched the crowd file into Central Baptist Church and braced themselves. Marlene Davis (19th Ward) and April Ford-Griffin (Fifth Ward) had accused Paul McKee of wanting to destroy the black race on the North Side, fought state legislation that would give him a tax credit, and riled up their constituents to believe he was one more exploiter, swooping in without ...