Tickets can be purchased online (metrotix.com), over the phone (314.534.1111), or in person at the Fox Box office (527 N Grand). Tours held every Tuesday, Thursday at 10:30am. Adults: $5 * Students and Children 12 & under: $3 Tours including an organ presentation held every Saturday at 10:30am. Adults: $8 * Students & Children 12 & under: $4 Group Tickets (20 or more tickets): 314.535.2900 Subscriptions: 314.535.1700 The Fabulous Fox Theatre welcomes posts to our page. We want to hear from our fans as you share comments about our posts and memories of your experiences here in civil conversation. All of those posting must comply with Facebook’s terms and policies. We do reserve the right to remove posts that in our sole discretion are: • Inappropriate or off-topic • Contain profanity or offensive comments • Personally attack, harass or threaten others or organizations. • Spam and advertisements
Meyer’s Grove is proud to serve the St Louis LGBT community. Whether you are looking for that neighborhood bar where everyone feels welcome, fun nightly activities, or the best weekend drag show in town, Meyer’s Grove is THE place to meet up with friends or make new ones.
The Fox Theatre, a former movie palace, is a performing arts center located at 527 N. Grand Blvd. in St. Louis, Missouri. Also known as "The Fabulous Fox", it is situated in the arts district of the Grand Center area in Midtown St. Louis, one block north of Saint Louis University. It opened in 1929 and was completely restored in 1982.HistoryThe Fox was built in 1929 by movie pioneer William Fox as a showcase for the films of the Fox Film Corporation and elaborate stage shows. It was one of a group of five spectacular Fox Theatres built by Fox in the late 1920s. (The others were the Fox Theatres in Brooklyn, Atlanta, Detroit, and San Francisco.)When the theater opened on January 31, 1929, it was reportedly the second-largest theater in the United States, with 5,060 seats. It was one of St. Louis's leading movie theaters through the 1960s and has survived to become a versatile performing arts venue.The Fox was designed by an architect specializing in theaters, C. Howard Crane, in an eclectic blend of Asian decorative motifs sometimes called Siamese Byzantine. The interior is the architectural twin of another Fox Theatre built in Detroit in 1928. Reporters in 1929 described the Fox Theatres in St. Louis and Detroit as "awe-inspiringly fashioned after Hindoo (sic) Mosques of Old India, bewildering in their richness and dazzling in their appointments... striking a note that reverberates around the architectural and theatrical worlds." William Fox nicknamed the style the "Eve Leo Style" in tribute to his wife, who decorated the interior with furnishings, paintings and sculpture she had bought on her trips overseas.
St Lou Fringe Festival is a 2 week immersion in cutting edge performing arts, connecting brave artists with bold audiences. Imagine drama, dance, comedy, music, slam/spoken word, performance art, fashion, vaudeville, circus arts - all concentrated within several city blocks in an explosive pressure cooker of artistic expression. On any given night, there are half-a-dozen shows with street performers roaming the festival grounds. Patrons can vote for their favorite shows but will never be able to see everything the festival offers. St Lou Fringe will blossom a developing local neighborhood into a creative hotspot destination and will expose patrons to new art forms, and the limitless world of creative possibility.
Troy's main focus will be to showcase local jazz musicians by giving them a platform to perform the type of music that moves the artists. We seek to offer a quality experience for our patrons while providing an outlet for talented and explosive musicians to collaborate as well as an outlet for newcomers to prove their showmanship without limits. Troy's will educate, promote and encourage musicians to go beyond the written music and jam outside of the box. Our goal is to attract serious music enthusiasts while keeping chit chat at a minimum. We want to be more than a fad, but a new tradition in St. Louis. Help us build a landmark and create a new era of musical legends.
The Improv Shop aims to create original, dynamic and fun shows using the tools of Chicago-style improv. Its training program is the only multi-level program of its kind in the city and is accessible to students of all ability and skill levels. Improv training is a powerful and necessary tool for the working actor, a fun way to become a more confident public speaker, and an exciting means of self-expression.
The theaters at Chase Park Plaza Cinemas consist of five intimate auditoriums with luxury seating, all-digital sound systems and state of the art digital projection. This unparalleled design and composition effectively sets a new standard for the St. Louis cinematic experience. Renowned architect Salim Rangwala, in conjunction with innovative cinema operator Harman Moseley, worked together with nationally recognized artist Dick Godwin to transform the former Chase Club into five modern day atmospheric theaters. With a stadium seating "presentation theatre" and trompe I'eoil masterpiece in each auditorium, the Chase Park Plaza Cinemas are high tech representations of the Hollywood studios' great screening rooms of the past. This unique cinema concept is now offered for the first time to the discerning movie going public at the extraordinary redevelopment of a St. Louis landmark, the one and only Chase Park Plaza.
Tickets can be purchased online (metrotix.com), over the phone (314.534.1111), or in person at the Fox Box office (527 N Grand). Tours held every Tuesday, Thursday at 10:30am. Adults: $5 * Students and Children 12 & under: $3 Tours including an organ presentation held every Saturday at 10:30am. Adults: $8 * Students & Children 12 & under: $4 Group Tickets (20 or more tickets): 314.535.2900 Subscriptions: 314.535.1700 The Fabulous Fox Theatre welcomes posts to our page. We want to hear from our fans as you share comments about our posts and memories of your experiences here in civil conversation. All of those posting must comply with Facebook’s terms and policies. We do reserve the right to remove posts that in our sole discretion are: • Inappropriate or off-topic • Contain profanity or offensive comments • Personally attack, harass or threaten others or organizations. • Spam and advertisements
Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective Artists in Residence at Kranzberg Arts Center A 501c3 Non-Profit Organization We erase real and perceived divisions through cultural exploration and arts practice — by stitching together our city. The vision of the Saint Louis Story Stitchers is that all teens in Saint Louis will be engaged in the city’s diverse artistic community. The purpose is to document St. Louis through art and word to promote understanding, civic pride, intergenerational relationships, and literacy. Collective members create and sell original videos and publications focused on the stories of the people of St. Louis. A social enterprise based on publishing supports our mission. We produce artworks, projects, publications and public forums that make visible the spirit and experiences of the people. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Susan Colangelo, President Artist & Adjunct Faculty, Washington University Waheed Abduhl Muhaimin,Vice President and Treasurer Co-Owner, Wholistic Wellness and Fitness Katherine Story, Secretary Washington University Student, Latin Studies Dr. Ebony Carter Clinical Fellow, Washington University/BJC Ellen Boyne Manager, CAIT, Washington University Gail Rock Special School District Teacher, University City High School Chris Hansen Director, Kranzberg Arts Center Dr. Devora Tulcensky Psychologist Mary McGinley Campus Book Manager, Campus Store, Washington University ARTISTIC DIRECTORS: Jamie KP Dennis, Urban Music Program Jarmel Reece, Videography and Video Commissions HISTORY: Founded at Northside Workshop in August, 2013 by the following founding Collective members: Denise Ward Brown is an accomplished and highly acclaimed video documentarian. Ward-Brown edited “The Inheritance” which was screened at the St. Louis Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts: Dreamscapes Competition & Screening and received Best Experimental Film Award at the 2012 Female Eye Film Festival, Toronto, Canada and won the Best Use Of Color at the 20th Stella Artois St. Louis International Film Festival. Her latest video documentary “Jim Crow to Barack Obama (JC2BO)” received the Best Runner-Up Documentary Award at the 2013 San Francisco Black Film Festival and the Best Feature Length Film Award at the 2013 St Louis Filmmakers’ Showcase. At the 2013 St Louis International Film Festival, “JC2BO” opened for the ‘Human Rights Sidebar’, which focused on human-rights issues in the U.S. and the world. “JC2BO” also was an Official Selection at the 2013 St Louis Black Film Festival. Denise is an Associate Professor at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis since 1991. Currently she is Board member of St. Louis Chapter of the Media Communications Association – International. Juan William Chavez is an artist and cultural activist explores the potential of space through creative initiatives that address community and cultural issues. His studio practice incorporates unconventional forms of beekeeping, agriculture, and architectural interventions that utilize art as a way of researching, developing and implementing creative placemaking projects. Since 2010, Chávez has focused on socially-engaged projects and collaborations in North Saint Louis. His projects include the Pruitt-Igoe Bee Sanctuary, BEEHIVE: Food Incubator and Northside Workshop. He has received awards and grants from Creative Capital and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Juan is Founder and Director NorthSide Workshop, a non-profit art space dedicated to addressing cultural and community issues in North Saint Louis. Susan Colangelo is a project artist who works in a variety of media including photography and stitching. Through her work with public schools she has led arts-based workshops focused on cultural awareness, inclusiveness, respect and literacy. She specializes in large community-school-university projects such as A Flag for Athens, ASAFO! Flying King’s Colors and AZA! A Celebration of Contemporary African Music and Dance at The University of Georgia, that use the arts to connect and build understanding between various groups of people in new ways. Her most recent projects include The Why of Tillie’s Corner and The Saint Louis Storybook Photo Booth. Susan is a lecturer at Washington University in St. Louis, a Nine Network Community Producer and serves on the boards of Women and the Kemper at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, The Woman’s Club of Washington University, and Volunteer Committees of Art Museums of the U.S. and Canada. http://szcola113.wix.com/susan-colangelo Jamie “Mr. K.P.” Dennis is a teaching artist and freelance musician. He has a background as a professional touring RAP and recording artist. KP was the lead artist in the group Out of Order in the 1990’s, has served as a freelance artist and educator for the Missouri History Museum, and the Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club in St. Louis. KP is founder and CEO of Lead Works Productions which creates, records and produces original songs, including the well-known CD Rappin’ History. His Urban Music Program enables inner city youth through moral, cultural, music, and literacy education. Currently housed at Rebuild Foundation in Hyde Park, the program provides a productive, friendly, and artistic safe haven for middle and high school at-risk youth. KP has received numerous awards including the United States Congressional Award Bronze Medal, the Outstanding American Youth Foundation Award and the 2005 “Silver Telly” Award for his Baseball in the USA performance on the Higher Education Channel. http://www.leadworkproductions.com/ Marilee Keys has created a body of work that includes site-specific installations and intimate studio works. Her art evolves from her immediate environment – recycling common materials. Marilee grew up in Idaho and has lived in LA, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Auburn, AL and St. Louis MO. Recent exhibitions include 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA; Jule Collins Smith Museum of Art, Auburn, AL; Emory University, Atlanta, GA; Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA; Huntsville Museum of Art, Huntsville, AL; The Brogan Museum of Art and Science, Tallahassee, FL; Alabama State Council on the Arts, Montgomery, AL; and Space 301 / centre for the living arts, Mobile, AL. Her work has been featured in many publications including New Art Examiner, Art Papers,Architectural Record, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. In 2004 she received an Individual Artist Fellowship Grant from the Alabama State Council on the Arts. Keys lives and works in St. Louis, Missouri. marileekeys.com Kiersten Torrez is an arts organizer focused on innovative sustainable practices. She has aided in developing community-based projects such as Beautification of Vacant Space, the Pruitt-Igoe Bee Sanctuary and Team Cookbook (creative workshops designed to community build through the sharing of recipes and stories in Old North Saint Louis). Torrez is currently planning a Year of Listening, a series of socially engaged events focused on co–generating programs to address the physical and social dimensions of the Old North Saint Louis neighborhood. Kiersten is Director of Programming & Sustainability at NorthSide Workshop, a non-profit art space dedicated to addressing cultural and community issues in North Saint Louis. NSW programming focuses on incorporating socially engaged art and education with the goal of fostering social progress. Sylvia A. Wright & John A. Wright, Sr. are retired educators and long-time residents of Missouri. Assisted by Sylvia, John is the author of fifteen books, twelve on local history. Discovering African American St. Louis: A Guide to Historical Sites, by John, was voted best paperback in St. Louis by the St. Louis Post Dispatch. John has received numerous awards including the St. Louis Book Award by the St. Louis County Historical Society; Historian of the Year by the St. Louis Argus in 2005; Missouri Pioneer in Education by the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education in 2010; National Award in Public Communication Category by Freedom Foundation in 2004 and Life-time Achievement Award by the St. Louis American Foundation in 2006. Sylvia serves on the board of Women and the Kemper at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum. John and Sylvia’s most recent book is Extraordinary Black Missourians: Pioneers, Leaders, Performers, Athletes, & Other Notables Who’ve Made History, published in 2013 by Reedy Press.
Just another lady-friendly option in the Lou with live female-fronted bands and entertainment!!! $10 Domestic Beer Buckets $3 Specialty Cocktails $1 PBRs Ladies, gather your girlfriends... Gentlemen, grab your gal pals... We'll see you at JANE! UPCOMING JANE EVENTS: April 18 - Melissa Neels Band April 25 - Dawn Weber & The Electro Funk Assembly May 2 - DJ Patio Party w/ Sinamin, SuperConductor & Digistar May 9 - Josie Lowder Band May 16 - DJ Alexis Tucci & Friends May 23 - The KGB May 30 - Summer Osborne Band
Embodying the nexus of art and life in Grand Center, The Dark Room wine bar and photo gallery offers patrons an opportunity to experience fine art and fine wine under the same roof. Rotating bi-monthly photography exhibits curated by the International Photography Hall of Fame, locally sourced menu items, and a progressive wine program curated with care by Bill Kniep of Pinnacle Imports will make The Dark Room the ideal place for friends to SIP, SEE & SHARE! Overlooking the heart of Grand Center between Powell Symphony Hall and The Fabulous Fox Theatre, The Dark Room is not just another wine bar, but rather a holistic experience designed to enhance community engagement, encourage conversation, and inspire ideas. The Dark Room features a rotating wine and craft beer list with a menu of charcuterie, fine cheeses, small plates and desserts and provides unique gallery and sales space to emerging artists from around the country. With 1,800 square feet of floor space and a sophisticated, adults-only audience, The Dark Room offers an opportunity to experience photographic art that is intimate, edgy and anything in between for the collector and enthusiast interested in pleasing both the eye and the palate. www.thedarkroomstl.com Twitter/Instagram: @thedarkroomstl
We are a group of paraprofessional DJs interested in bringing the best experience possible to your respective function. Whether it be a wedding, birthday party, small/large gathering, or simply an organized event of any nature, we are sure to bring the event to the next level. In organizing said event, we will work closely with your group to ensure all goes as planned: set playlists, emcee roles, event timelines, or whatever else you would like us to do. We are open to specific requests for music or equipment needs, simply contact us with your requests. Financially, we can guarantee the most reasonable prices for your event. If you are a baller on a budget, we can be sure to work closely with you to accommodate any and all needs. For further inquiries, do not hesitate to contact us via email: [email protected]
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