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If you are a fan of the theater or of Shakespeare, you’ll want to make sure to attend Shake 38 each year. Shake 38 is a five-day performance of Shakespeare’s 38 plays throughout the entire St. Louis area. Guests enjoy free, public performances of their favorite work...

Earth Day began in 1970 to promote environmental consciousness and has now spread across the world. The annual St. Louis Earth Day is the home of the award-winning Recycling-on-the-Go event greening program and celebrates environmental protection in Forest Park at the...

Doodlestones is a community of artists who believe that treasure is everywhere. They are an interactive online treasure hunt that combines several different elements, and they have begun to pop up all over the world. The Doodlestones community reminds us that...

Guardian Angel Settlement Association's Childcare Center offers programs for children from birth to six years of age. The dedicated, well-trained staff has been serving those in need for more than 150 years. Established in 1859 by the Daughters of Charity, they help...

Champ Assistance Dogs places skilled service dogs with the disabled, free of charge and they are working with FOB Cottage Flowers to fundraise for the organization. CHAMP Assistance Dogs Executive Director, Pam Budke, makes a visit to the STL TV studios and brings...

Dreamwalker is the new album from Mark Holland and Pati Pellerito. It uses the sounds of the Himalayan Singing Bowls, Planetary Gongs and wooden flutes to create an album of sound meditation and sound healing. It's soothing to the soul. Sound Therapist, Pati...

We’re in the middle of a tough election season and almost everyone is paying attention these days. STLTV LIVE, host Sarah Thompson, welcomes Music Artist and YouTube Ambassador, C-Sharp, who is looking to motivate city residents to participate in our next local...

The Center of Creative Arts or COCA is nationally recognized for its programs that provide multidisciplinary arts education and it routinely showcases the talents of its students. There are two upcoming plays coming to the Center. First is Lizzie Bright and the...

The people and the cultures of all the various immigrant communities that have made St. Louis the city it is today. City Corner host, Steve Potter, talks to the authors of "Ethnic St.Louis", Elizabeth Terry, John Wright, and Patrick McCarthy, about their new book,...