From Pridefest to county fairs, St. Louis has plenty of summer festivals
Greek, Irish, African and Pagan festivals are all on tap, along with fairs, strawberry and horseradish festivals and plenty of Pride events.
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Greek, Irish, African and Pagan festivals are all on tap, along with fairs, strawberry and horseradish festivals and plenty of Pride events.
Burger Champ takes over the Maplewood space formerly occupied by the upscale Elmwood, but retains owner Chris Kelling's knack for the details.
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Honey orchid oolong — $14.50 for an ounce of loose leaves.
The 14th Annual Taste of Maplewood Street Festival kicked off its full day on Saturday, May 21. It was a somewhat soggy affair, with scattered showers seemingly crashing the party every couple of hours. Yet, neither rain nor thunder deterred the lively crowd from packing Sutton Boulevard and soaking in all the fine wine and dining that the city of Maplewood had to offer. These pics from this year’s festival present a community of residents and visitors whose energy remained as huge as its appetites and as high as its umbrellas.