Had a blast! Our instructor was great! She walked around the room, gave positive feedback,…read moreencouraged individuality and creative perspective. The space was bright and nicely lit, the color of the walls makes you feel happy...somewhat inspired. You are allowed to bring your own food and beverage. They also offer a selection of wine for purchase if you happen to leave yours at home. The owners are friendly and very helpful. Overall, I had a wonderful time.

This is my second time here and I will be back again and again. The owners Tony and Michelle are…read moreawesome. I had my birthday party here and my guests enjoyed themselves sooo much. The music playing in the background is an added plus and there is plenty of room to set up your food and drinks if you decide to bring them. There's a variety of fun pictures to choose from for your party so It took me a minute to finally decide on the right one. Service is always a main priority in my book and they provide top quality. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

C-101! I made the mistake of sitting in that broken seat…read moreagain! It's been about a year since the last time. It feels like you're about to be dumped onto the aisle. Maybe someone will read this post! Someone who can fix it perhaps. I was here for a OTSL Spotlight, so I moved. However, had I been here for a performance, with an assigned seat, (third row, on the aisle) I'd be really upset. Hey, KPAC, fix the seat! You're striving to be better than this! Right?

What a beautiful venue with incredible acoustics in the Strauss black box theatre. We chose to…read moreattend a concert by the Molly Healey string project. We initially had purchased general admission tickets, but after arriving, changed our minds and upgraded to a stage side table. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. The music was at an enjoyable decibel. The staff was wonderful. Plenty of parking and easy disabled accessibility. This is a lovely venue.

Super entertaining & high quality musicians, I am never let down by Miss Jubilee. Sign up for their…read moreenewsletter on their website so you don't miss any of their many shows. LOVE them.

Miss Jubilee was easily one of the best parts of our wedding. My husband and I are swing dancers…read moreand had seen Miss Jubilee in our hometown of Cincinnati, so when we decided to get married in St. Louis, they were our first choice for music for the reception. They were open to trying some new things for our crazy first dance idea, and they played a wonderful selection of music that kept our guests dancing all night. We got so many compliments from people asking how we found them and many more from non-dancing guests who just loved listening. The live music added a tremendous energy to the room - I am glad we took that path. They also made great and professional MCs for the reception. We used the band breaks to DJ music more commonly heard at weddings. We had a fantastic experience, and I can't wait to hear them again!

Outstanding theatre, great actors, music and great drinks & deserts!…read more Likewise age variety is wonderful, a very welcome staff! Highly recommended.

This venue has such a great atmosphere. No bad seats. Deathtrap was fun. Great set and amazing…read moreacting. Music really complimented the performance. Gary Bell is a many of many talents.

Still loving this gem in St. Louis! I try to make at least one performance each year...this year…read morewas Tango Buenos Aires. Dance St. Louis really does an amazing job at curating their seasons. Usually there is something for everyone. This year boasts Dirty Dancing, the Dance Theatre of Harlem, Tango Buenos Aires, ballet from the Aspen Santa Fe company, and Stomp, just to name a few. Next year is really going to be over-the-top, as they are planning on hosting Momix again and also the Nashville ballet collaborating with some St. Louis groups on Carmina Burana. I've been to performances of both, and they are really fabulous. I love the community feel of Dance St. Louis. They try to engage the audience; yesterday the dance company held a tango class in between their shows. It was really neat to see so many people...of all walks of life...wanting to participate! They do so much community outreach too...from dance classes to scholarships, such as the high schoolers they recognized yesterday. Prices are so reasonable, especially when all the seats are pretty good at the Touhill. They are still continuing on their yearly Spring to Dance Festival over Memorial Day weekend, which shows a conglomerate of dance companies all over the country...and tickets still cost between $10 to $20. How could you not love St. Louis for all of its dedication to art?!

Think of this organization as a gauge of how cultured and arts-driven St. Louis is! This is still…read moreworth supporting! AND, of COURSE, how can we forget the really amazing Spring to Dance festival bringing incredible artist from all over to dance in our festival for one ticket price!

The Compton Heights Community Band is a great organization that calls an old Catholic church…read morelocated at 3120 Lafayette home. I've been a member for about half a year, and the group continues to grow on me -- the people are friendly, both young and old; the music is great; and the performance opportunities are stellar. This location is only a rehearsal hall right now, but there are plans in the works to make it a legitimate performance venue. I estimate it'd take about 5-10 years for this to happen. The ensemble is run by a trio of the most hardworking, dedicated folks I've met in St. Louis this far, and presided over (by the baton) by Edward Dolbashian, a professor of music at the University of Missouri. The band plays many concerts over the course of the year. I've just had the opportunity to experience one, a holiday spectacular performed at Powell Hall, home of the St. Louis Symphony. For this concert, we invited Cameron Carpenter, a world-renowned organist, to be our guest star for the evening; his virtuoso skills mesmerized the crowd. If you're looking to dust off that old horn and get back into music, or are looking to increase your range of performance opportunities and enjoy professional instruction, the Compton Heights Concert Band is the place to look.

I really enjoyed hanging out with friends at this local painting studio. My friend hosted a…read moregathering with a small group and this was the perfect place. We had a throwback party at this location and were surrounded by really cool artwork. I plan to come back with friends to paint. The hostess was really sweet and very professional. She ensured we had everything we needed for a fun evening. I definitely recommend for a date night or a fun evening out with friends.

Was invited to an evening of painting and couldn't resist. A friend of mine had booked a party here…read moreand invited me. This pic of choice was a nice flower. I'm in! This place allows you to bring your own food/snacks and beverages of choice, including alcohol. They don't offer anything for sell. The artist who led us for the evening was very friendly and personable. She even helped a few folks with their painting who had gotten a little off track. My only issue here was with the seats. They were uncomfortable and not designed for those who are short and curvy in size. I had to stand a few times to help. Otherwise a great time and they have a great selection of paintings to choose from.

There's nothing like great music in a great park to cool you off during St. Louis' sweltering…read moresummer nights. One of the richest samplings of musicians from across the U.S. can be found at the St. Louis Jazz Fest. Upcoming and past artists like Cassandra Wilson, Tito Puente Jr., Chris Botti, Arturo Sandoval and Al Jarreau provide a musical who's who with some meat to it. The Festival also showcases local talent.