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Theater | Music | Visual Arts | Festivals | Active & Charitable Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show
Tower Grove Abbey (Stray Dog Theatre, 2336 Tennesse Ave.) The cult play that inspired the cult movie follows Brad and Janet into the lair of the '"sweet transvestite" Dr. Frank N. Furter and his misfit crew of outcasts who try to seduce, mislead and corrupt the unsuspecting couple. Cost: $18-$20. For more info, go to straydogtheatre.org or call 314.865.1995. Kathy Griffin
Fox Theatre (527 N. Grand Blvd., Grand Center) Known equally for her acerbic wit, celebrity digs and obsession with reality TV, this standup comic and TV star was recently nominated for a Grammy for Best Comedy Album. Cost: $42.50-$52.50. For more info, go to metrotix.com or call 314.531.1111. Godspell
The Muny (Forest Park) Before Stephen Schwartz gave new life to Oz in Wicker, he brought a fresh perspective to the gospel according to St. Matthew in this magically impulsive and endearing show. Cost: free- $66. For more info, go to metrotix.com or call 314.531.111. Shadowland
Tivoli Theatre (6350 Delmar Blvd.) With hit shows and movies like True Blood, and Twilight, nothing is hotter than vampires these days. Keeping with this trend is writer/director Wyatt Weed’s thriller Shadowland. Produced and created entirely in St. Louis using local talent in front and behind the camera, the film features a newly risen female vampire trying to survive in an unfamiliar world, her mysterious lover from the past, and a vampire hunter out to discover her secret. Cost: $9. For more info, go to landmarktheatres.com or call 314.995.6270. DOUBT
Kranzberg Arts Center (501 N. Grand Ave.) The 2005 Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning Doubt, A Parable, by John Patrick Shanley, is a gripping story of the suspicious principal of St. Nicholas School, "Sister Aloysius," "Father Flynn," the affable priest who may or may not hold a dark secret, the young and inexperienced novitiate, "Sister James," and "Mrs. Muller," the anxious mother of the school's first African-American student. Shanley creates a taut, enthralling study of the nature of truth. For more info, go to cabaretstl.org.
No Doubt
Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre (14141 Riverport Dr.) After a nearly five-year-long hiatus, No Doubt will bring their legendary high-energy stage show to the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. Fans who purchase tickets online from the top price levels will receive the band's entire music catalog for free using a special download code. Time: 7:30pm; Cost: $10-$80. For more info, go to livenation. Il Divo
Fox Theatre (527 N. Grand Blvd., Grand Center) Experience four of the greatest voices in the world-the likes of which haven't been seen since The Three Tenors- as David Miller, Carlos Martin, Urs Buhler and Sebastien Izambard dazzle with their unique takes on classic opera tunes in this Simon Cowell-created quartet. Cost: $59.70-$129.70. For more info, go to metrotix.com or call 314.531.1111. The Jonas Brothers
Scottrade Center (1401 Clark Ave., Downtown) Just a month after their fourth album drops, the Disney sensations will storm St. Louis, causing squeals of delight from tweenies (and their mother, and grandmothers...). Cost: $27-$82. For more info, go to ticketmaster.com or call 314.241.1888.
Carey Young: Speech Acts
Contemporary Art Museum (3750 Washington Blvd., Grand Center) In her first solo museum exhibition in the U.S., Carey connects visitors with call center operators taking calls from a St. Louis-based call center in an effort to challenge assumptions about how people interact with one another. Free admission for members; $5 for non-members. For more info, go to camstl.org or call 314.535.4660. Beyond Identity
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum (Washington University, One Brookings Dr.) Gain a better understanding of the complex topic of identity with art by Glenn Ligon, Gran Fury and Annette Lemieux, among other at the Beyond Identity exhibit at the Kemper Art Museum. The artists address topics of race, gender, sexual orientation and class. Free admission. For more info, go to kemperartmuseum.wustl.edu or call 314.935.4523. Kit Keith: Present to Past
COCA (524 Trinity Ave.) Forsaking computer-assisted art for hand-painted portraits, Keith lovingly adds wistful figures to old maps, advertisements, magazine pages and thrift store paintings for an emotional and individual story. Keith is inspired by "beautiful illustrations" and a time when "everything was done by hand". For more info, go to cocastl.org Big Ass Indie Art & Craft Show
Mad Art Gallery (2727 S. 12 St.) The phrase ‘art and craft show’ may invoke images of quilts and pipe cleaner “art”, but the Big Ass Indie Art & Craft Show presented by Mad Art Gallery and Craft Mafia is determined to dispel those images. With a name like that it’s hard not to be intrigued and the details are no less promising: three days of shopping for high quality original art and handmade crafts presented in Mad Art Gallery, a venue known for alternative, unique events. Be sure to check out the special performance by Leslie Hall and the Ly’s on opening night. For more info, go to madart.com or call 314.771.8230.
Whitaker Music Festival 2009
Missouri Botanical Gardens (4344 Shaw Blvd., Tower Grove) Bring a picnic or buy a few snacks on-site for this outdoor concert series faturing the talents of some of St. Louis' best jazz musicians. Free admission after 5pm. Festival takes place every Wednesday. For more info, go to mobot.org or call 314.577.9400. "Bailout" Menu at Orlando's
Orlando's (4300 Hoffmeister) Benefit from the recession at Orlando’s, where a bailout menu promises a great tasting luncheon at a wallet-friendly price. Pick from a menu of “comfort lunches” - six entrees, including the classic St. Louis pork steak, and 13 sides for a mix-and-match meal. For a lower price, there’s the “stimulus special”, a hearty Sicilian feast with a more specific menu. At $6.95 for a minimum of 15 guests, Orlando’s offers catering on a budget and serves as a reminder that a good meal doesn’t need to break the bank. For more info, go to orlandogardens.com or call 314.638.6660. Smoking Hot 4th of July BBQ Bash
Smoking Joe's (1901 Washington Ave.) What better way to celebrate 4th of July than with some good 'ol fashioned BBQ? Enjoy $2.50 beers, prize giveaways, live music (top 40 and R&B) and St. Louis' best downtown patio with amazing views of the fireworks over the arch. Click here to print out a $10 gift certificate for Dad! For more info, go to smokingjoesbbq.com or call 314.436.3876. Huge Tent Sale at Blush Boutique
Blush Boutique (151 W. Jefferson Ave.) Everything will be up to 80% off (cash only)! Score some great deals, 50-80% off, on Free People, 1921, Level 99, Big Buddha, Haven, Tulle, Yumi Kim, Fresh Ink, Kersh, Tano and much more! For more info, go to shopblushboutique.com. Grand Opening of Mosaic Lounge
Mosaic Lounge (1001 Washington Ave.) Celebrate the opening of St. Louis' newest nightclub, the Mosaic Lounge. Enjoy a variety of DJs, upscale bottle service and food available until 2:30am! All ladies are invited as the Lounge's special guests! For more info, go to mosaictapas.com. Baseball Boulevard
Central Ave. (Clayton, between Forsyth and Maryland) Join Portabella restaurant on Baseball Boulevard in the heart of Clayton. They will be closing down North Central Avenue, between Maryland and Forsyth, to make room for our Baseball Block Party. Baseball Boulevard will feature a DJ spinning the music from 4-7pm. At 7pm, stick around to watch the 2009 MLB All-Star Game on the outdoor screen. During the game, giveaways will feature the best of Clayton businesses and participating restaurants will have Baseball Boulevard food and drink specials. Bridget Durnell available at Ylang-Ylang
Ylang-Ylang (81 Plaza Frontenac) Ylang-Ylang introduces Bridget Durnell, available exclusively at the fine designer jeweler. Schedule an appointment and see how you can reinvent your ring, or design one for the very first time. For more info, go to ylangylang.com. All-Star Specials at Joanie's Pizzeria
Joanie's Pizzeria (2101 Menard St.) Join us at Joanie's Pizzeria for the All-Star Game! Great specials and great pizza, shuttle service provided to Busch Stadium July 12 - July 14. For more info, go to joanies.com or call 314.865.1994. Parties in the Plaza
Westport Plaza This year the party is finally "IN" the Plaza and NOT in the parking lot! You don't want to miss it! Event goers will be able to freely walk around the villa with food and drinks, while listening to great live bands. Participating Westport Plaza establishments include Bradford's Pub, Casa Gallardo, IceKitchen, Paul Mineo’s Trattoria, Pujols 5, Sheraton Chalet Hotel, Trainwreck Saloon and Westport Pizza Co.! Sponsors include Bud Light, Clearchannel Radio, Golub & Company, Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation, Metromix, Riverfront Times and Golds Gym. Future dates include: July 16, Aug. 20 and Sept. 17. For more info, visit westportstl.com or call 314.576.7100. Kingston Dental's New Patient Day
Kingston Dental (4442 Telegraph Rd.) Looking for a dentist? We've got a deal for you! Join us for Kingston Dental Group's New Patient Day! Receive a FREE complete dental exam, full mouth x-ray and consultation ( a $296 value). Limited appointments available. ONE DAY ONLY! For more info, go to kingstondentalstl.com. The 18th Annual St. Louis Tap Festival
Sheraton Clayton Plaza Hotel (7730 Bonhomme Ave.) & Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center (One U A week of taptastic workshops, dance honorees and showcases for all ages culminates in a tap concert featuring stars of broadway and the silver screen. Cost for workshops varies per concert: $15-$25. For more info, go to allthattap.com.
Information provided by the Regional Arts Commission. For a full calendar of cultural events go to www.art-stl.com. |
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