RACSTL awards $3M in ARPA funds to local artists, organizations
Artists and arts organizations hit hard during COVID-19 are now getting some much-needed funding thanks to the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
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Artists and arts organizations hit hard during COVID-19 are now getting some much-needed funding thanks to the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis.
It’s the season of giving and the classical musicians and vocalists of St. Louis are certainly doing plenty of that, with a panoply of programs scheduled for the holiday season.
In April 2018, longtime choral director Robert Stumpf started a choir unlike any other in the area. After years of directing the Gateway Men’s Chorus, he created a 26-member choir
PrideFest 2023 will include hundreds of vendors, a large parade and a performance by Idina Menzel. It’s also a chance for LGBTQ people to come together after a wave of legislation targeting them.
Singers of all genders and orientations will perform on Sunday at First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood