2012 Saint Louis Art Fair Artist Profiles: Gregg Rasmusson, Jeffrey Cannon

Both artists will sell their work at the 19th annual art fair this September in downtown Clayton in part, they say, thanks to teachers who encouraged them to keep honing their craft.

Missouri Market: 21st year; an interview with the two principles, part I

Inspiration of civic leaders Nora Stern and Ellen Dubinsky 21 years ago.

Clayton Native Sees 1,000th Consecutive Opera Performance

John Lesser is a big fan of the Opera Theatre of St. Louis, University City Patch reported.

Meet Eric Rhone, Up Close and Personal, Monday and Tuesday on Patch

Cedric the Entertainer's manager, producer and friend for life has a great story to tell.

Tonight is a Big Night For Local Film Producers

'Casualties of the State,' a locally produced film hits the cinema screen at the Tivoli Theater.

Olivette Artist to Exhibit at Saint Louis University Museum of Art

Private reception then open to the public this Friday, 4:30-6 p.m. at Saint Louis U.

Locally Produced Film to Debut Saturday, July 8 at the Tivoli

Filmed locally and in Washington D.C. exclusively by local talent.

The Office’s Ellie Kemper Wows Wash U. Crowd

Kemper spoke Thursday before being the celebrity guest at COCAcabana Friday night.

Local Filmakers Seeking Donations to Finish Their First Production

'Casualties of the State' has been written and produced by more than 100 local artisans.

Monday's Special: Clayton High's Andy Cohen Entertains National Council of Jewish Women

Urban chic fundraiser at NEO on Locust a big hit.

Butterfly House Seeks Volunteers, Summer Workers

Opportunity to interact with children this summer.

Burroughs' Own Ellie Kemper Speaks at Washington University

Actress in the "Office" featured Thursday at Adele Starbird Lecture

New Jewish Theater Wins Six Kevin Kline Awards

Local group at the Jewish Community Center shares honors with the Rep.

Locally Produced Film Needs Financial Community Support

'Casualties of the State' Seeks crowd-funding with many perks for real fans.

Metro Area’s Talented Teens Compete to Perform on The Fox Stage

Bi-State Area High School Students Compete for Scholarships/Prizes at The Fabulous Fox

A Breath of Fresh Air, Falling in Love and Fighting Cancer, This Week's Top Social Event Picks

You can make a difference in the live of those in St. Louis and beyond by your generous support of three local philanthropic organizations at their annual events.

Festival of Jewish Life Starts with a Song and Celebrates all Week

A capella singing group the Maccabeats kick off Jewish culture and experience week at the JCC.

Don't Make Me Laugh!

Ladue graduate, former Olivette resident hopes to get back into the comedy routine.

Social and Charity Events: Love, Art and Medicine

This new Patch feature will highlight social events in Ladue, Frontenac and nearby.

Ladue Film Artist Finding His Niche On The West Coast

Ladue's Jeremy Cropf is breaking into video and film in a big way in Portland, OR.

MICDS to Host Alumni and Parent Author Book Signing Event
 on November 2

Home grown talent showcased at school in Ladue.

Little River Band Expected to Draw Record Crowd at Olivette on the Go Festival This Weekend

The carnival is set up and the stage and tents are going up at Stacy Park in preparation for the festival this weekend.

St. Louis Author Susan Elliott to Sign Books at Deer Creek Coffee

Across the Divide spotlights Elliott's 50-plus-year career in the male-dominated world of technology.

Little River Band to Entertain at Olivette On the Go Fall Festival

The Oliviette On the Go Fall Festival is moving in the right direction.

Purses for Pooches and Pals

Humane Society of Missouri event will benefit the ones who cannot speak for themselves.

The Flying Wallendas present daring feats of agility on the high wire to entertain and spread hope to the Joplin community

Benefit Performance in Carousel Park in Joplin July 1.

Kodner Gallery to Open New Exhibit

Regional plein aire artists to display their works depicting river landscapes.

Ethical Society Hosts Interfaith Poetry Reading

Six poets of Christian, Islamic and Jewish faiths read their work on Saturday.

'Taming of the Shrew' By Shakespeare Opens This Weekend in Forest Park

New Wrinkles Added to 11th Annual Event.

Local Real Estate Broker to Exhibit Paintings with Family

Joe McGauley of Ladue and four of his siblings will share an art exhibit in Webster Groves on April 29.

High School Filmmakers Gear Up for Festival

Four students at Ladue High School are in the final stages of completing short film projects they began in the fall.

Drama Teacher Recognized for Excellence in Art Education

Wayne Salomon is an Arts and Education Council honoree and Art Educator of the Year.

Ladue Students Recognizing Black History Month

February is the month designated to recognize and honor those Black Americans who have made significant contributions in all fields to society.