The St. Louis Science Center exhibition features costumes, makeup, props and background on the popular space franchise.
Each week, St. Peters Patch features a planner with weekend events in St. Charles County.
The free concert starts at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Contemporary Art Museum and also features the work of artist David Noonan.
Storytellers, night hikes and pirate adventures highlight the event, which runs 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday.
St. Peters-based Act II Community Theater places second in Grow St. Louis contest and earned $10,000 in grant money.
Prepare for the evening with a filling, festive dinner, sure to please any goblin, young or old.
St. Peters Act II Community Theater takes second place.
The concert, which runs 2-6 p.m. at the Original Sharky's On the River, benefits jazz station WSIE 88.7 FM.
Apples make their appearance this time of year. When your fruit bowl overflows, get creative and add apples to most anything.
St. Peters-area artist enjoys sharing her gift of painting through her artwork and instructing others.
Nothing says, "Welcome, Fall!" like apples. With minimal preparation, you can wow your family with two dessert options that incorporate the local bounty.
Writer Diane How has been writing her memoir, called "Peaks and Valleys," for more than a year and is looking to publish her biography.
Adding sour cream to baked goods produces a moist texture reminiscent of your favorite bakery. This basic recipe can be changed up based on whatever fruit you have on hand.
Planting bulbs in the fall will give your garden welcomed color come springtime.
Alfreeda Meyer has traveled the country, played the rolling pins and had success as an Avon representative.
Peppers are still available at area farm stands. Take advantage of the bounty by adding them to your game day menu.
The summer is waning, but fresh basil will stick around for a few more weeks. Take advantage of its abundance and whip up some homemade pesto to add a summer touch to your food all year round.
Performing a few chores in the garden this fall will help give you a head start in the spring.
Local band Clockwork, a trio of teenagers aged between 18 and 15, performs at area venues, writes their own music and has a CD.
If you find yourself with an overabundance of herbs this season, you can preserve them in different ways.
Failed peach jam turns into a delicious glaze for grilled chicken.
With a bit of pre-planting preparation, clematis can provide spectacular vertical color and interest in any St. Peters garden.
Artist and decorative painter Julie Dale uses a variety of techniques to produce faux finishes inside and outside homes.
Peach season is upon us. Local farmers have produced what appears to be a bumper crop.
Corn on the cob gets an elegant touch with herb butter.
No need to panic if your zucchini crop is more than you can handle! Try these tasty ideas to make use of your bumper crop.
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With several upcoming venues in St. Peters, cover band Two Dollar Pistol sets out to show audiences that they are not your typical rock act.
Local tomatoes are picked at the peak of ripeness. They have a flavor unparalleled by the more firm, imported tomatoes. Join Great Eats for the next couple of months as we discover ways to use the season's bounty.
Daylilies are a great way to add stunning color to your summer garden. They are easy to care for regardless of your level of gardening interest and are well suited to our hot, St. Peter's summers.
Tomatoes are ripening in the area. Whip up some salsa to add a south-of-the-border flair to your next meal.
This tasty onion relish eliminates the need for extra condiments on your brats. The berry parfaits end the cookout on a light and sweet note.
Jan Groenemann is a painter, award-winning poet, teacher and life coach. Groenemann said as a life coach, she loves helping others find their own creative voice, no matter what medium they may find it in.
The TV show will hold auditions Tuesday.
Make home-made pizza without ever turning on the oven.
Now is the time to take care of Japanese beetle grubs before they feast on your grass.
Local produce is starting to show up at farm stands and farmer's markets. Celebrate the season and showcase nature's bounty with a few recipes sure to satisfy.
ACT II, a volunteer theater group, is gearing up for its latest production, "Southern Hospitality," which opens July 29.
Teriyaki chicken breast with grilled pineapple lends a different twist to the traditional barbeque chicken sandwich. Combined with a simple raspberry pie, and Father's Day dinner will never be the same.