LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE
ST. LOUIS
DRIVING THAT HEAD TURNER
CHEF CONFIDENTIAL
INTERIOR DESIGN FINDS
VALENTINE'S DAY GIFT GUIDE
PALM BEACH A TROPICAL PARADISE
WINTER 2016
HENDERSON on Phoenix Rising Read how one St. Louisan rose to success
Summit Jewelers is locally owned in Webster Groves. Our staff of six includes jewelers, designers, appraisers and sales personnel passionate about their artistry and experience. Come into today to see the difference.
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founder of Phoenix Risk Assessment, has developed a highly respected private protection agency. Phoenix Risk Assessment’s clients range from high net worth individuals and families to high-powered executives, authors, stalker victims, athletes, entertainers and political figure. Phoenix Risk Assessment’s team consists of highly trained executive specialists. Phoenix Risk Assessments may be based in St. Louis, but the world is really their office. “We offer the best security agents representing confidentiality, professionalism, honesty, integrity and skill, ensuring our clients get the best service and respect that they deserve,” says Henderson.
ValentinesDay , Feb.14th
marks Uptown Magazine’s twelfth year as one of St. Louis’ most-read lifestyle magazines. There’s something for everyone in our Winter 2016 issue.
You’ll see dramatic new designer fashion collections from our favorite fashion designers in “2016 Fashion Trends”. If you’re headed to a sunny tropical resort for a winter vacation, you’ll find the best new looks in designer resort fashion in
If you’re passionate about fine jewelry, we’ve selected the winter season’s most
Our Valentine’s Day Gift Guide will inspire you with romantic gift ideas. “Perfecting Your Skin” previews the new beauty products that will keep you looking your beautiful best. Plus timely tips on nutrition and exercise. Are you thinking about redecorating your home? Must-read articles are “Interior Design Pros”, “Interior Design Finds” and “Designer Kitchens”. We’ve profiled the exciting career of Michael Henderson, founder of Phoenix Risk Assessment. Must-reads are “Flowers With Personality” and “Driving A Head Turner”.
Are you an intrepid traveler? You’ll enjoy reading our article about Florida’s most elegant and affluent city, Palm Beach.
Our “Person Of Interest”, Kathy Lawton Brown, host of St. Louis’ only classic music radio station, The Radio Arts Foundation, is also a professional singer.
For foodies, we have restaurant reviews, ritzy red wine and Vicki Bensinger’s delicious recipe for roasted tomato basil soup. Please visit our website, uptownstl.com, so you can view our digital edition of Uptown Magazine’s Winter 2016 issue.
Our entire Uptown Magazine staff and I wish you a wonderful new year that’s filled with happiness, success and prosperity!
Susan Ashton
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PARTY PANTS & FUR JACKETS
Monique Lhuillier’s luxurious purple pants with a matching fur jacket is an elegant and edgy designer fashion look www.moniquelhuillier.com
Our favorite designer trends for 2016 are the little black dress, luxe party pants with fabulous fur jackets, animal print coats, trendy leather booties, glamorous metallic cocktail dresses, chic evening clutches, bold gold cuffs with colored stones, statement earrings and jeweled party pumps. We think you’ll adore dressing up with this must-have collection of designer fashion and accessories!
EVENING CLUTCHES
Milly’s metallic gold and black mini bag is perfect for posh parties and glittering galas www.milly.com
JEWELED PARTY PUMPS
Oscar de la Renta’s sophisticated black suede party pumps are embellished with black sparkling crystals www.oscardelarenta.com
THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS
Oscar de la Renta’s sexy strapless black party dress is trending for the winter season www.oscardelarenta.com
STATEMENT EARRINGS
Roberto Coin’s 18 karat yellow gold and diamond flower earrings are the perfect fashion accessory for special occasions www.us.robertocoin.com
METALLIC DRESSES
David Meister’s glamorous metallic cocktail dress makes a bold fashion statement www.davidmeister.com
STATEMENT JEWELRY
Oscar de la Renta’s gold cuff embellished with colored stones adds a touch of glamour to your winter wardrobe www.us.robertocoin.com
LEATHER BOOTIES
Oscar de la Renta’s leather booties with stiletto heels are perfect for day or night www.oscardelarenta.com
ANIMAL PRINT COATS
Monique Lhuillier’s fabulous
faux leopard coat will keep you feeling warm and looking stylish this winter www.moniquelhuillier.com
Tommy Bahama’s coral paisley maxi dress makes a colorful fashion statement when you’re lounging poolside or dressing up for an outdoor party at your favorite beach resort. Add a touch of style with Oscar de la Renta’s colorful tropics-inspired coral chain necklace, crystalembellished gold leather sandals. Wear a pair of Tommy Bahama’s chic two-tone sun glasses and your resort look is complete. Tommy Bahama's straw tote is a must have.
You’ll adore wearing Oscar de la Renta’s yellow embroidered dress with when you’re dining on the terrace of a tropical luxury resort overlooking the ocean. Accessorize your resort look with Tommy Bahama’s coral cuff and
Shoshanna’s neon pink embroidered maxi dress is one of our favorite resort looks because of its vivid tropical color. Dress it up with Sam Edelman’s hot pink leather clutch and metallic silver leather sandals. Add a casually chic touch with Jemma Sands’ Bohemian-style beaded tassel necklace. To complete your resort look, wear Tommy Bahama’s wide-brimmed straw hat.
Milly’s color block pants and top ensemble is one of the season’s best new casual looks in designer resort wear. We especially like the multi-colored print fabric that makes a bold fashion statement. Add a pair of Kate Spade’s white leather bow sandals and Jack Rogers’ metallic platinum tote for a touch of glamour. You’ll adore Oscar de la Renta’s beaded tassel earrings. We love Tommy Bahama's two tone sunglasses
If you have a passion for luminous lustrous pearls, we’ve selected our favorite looks in precious pearl jewelry from St. Louis’ leading jewelers. We’re certain that this exceptional collection of exquisite pearl jewelry will become one of your most prized possessions.
We especially like these 10.5 to 11.5 millimeter Chinese freshwater pearls accented with an 11-millimeter sphere pearl clasp from Curt Parker Jewelers www.curtparker.com
diamond earrings set in white gold are from Timekeepers www.timekeeperstl.com and www.timekeepersclayton.com
We love this stylish14 karat yellow gold hinged bracelet embellished with 182 freshwater pearls from Summit Jewelers www.summitjewelersstl.com
You’ll be thrilled with this Italian 18 karat yellow and white gold necklace adorned with two Akoya pearls and brilliant white diamonds from Novak Jewelers www.novakjewelers.com
This magnificent pearl and diamond bracelet set in platinum and white gold is from Bartel’s Estate Gallery. Exclusively at Bartel’s Estate Gallery 314-991-1999
You’ll adore wearing this gorgeous 10 millimeter 18-inch South Seas exotic pink pearl necklace with a gold clasp from Paramount Jewelers www.paramountjewelers.com
’ classic red garnet and vermeil ring is an essential fashion accessory for day or night
3. NANCY GONZALEZ’s chic red leather crocodile leather mini clutch is the go-everywhere designer handbag www.nancygonzalez.com4
2. PASSIANA’s red crystal statement necklace will make you the center of attention www.passiana.com 2 3 4 5 6
In honor of Valentine’s Day, the most romantic holiday of the year, we’ve chosen our favorite must-have fabulous fashion accessories that are certain to put you on the winter season’s best-dressed list.
BY ROBYN WALKER4. OSCAR DE LA RENTA’s stylish red leather party pumps are perfect to wear for day or night www.oscardelarenta.com
5. OSCAR DE LA RENTA’s fun-to-wear red tassel earrings make a bold fashion statement www.oscardelarenta.com
6. OSCAR DE LA RENTA’s contemporary gold plated cuff is adorned with deep red gem stones www.oscardelarenta.com
You were born with perfect skin but as you age, your skin ages, too. As time goes by, your skin loses collagen so your skin loses elasticity. Sun damage and aging cause wrinkles, sagging skin, imperfections and discolorations.
To rejuvenate and revitalize your skin, consider a face lift, glycolic acid peels, Botox injections, dermabrasion, cosmetic fillers and facials.
To make your skin look younger, try Ole Henriksen’s Lemon Strip Flash Peel, a one-step natural acid peel containing lactic, glycolic and multi fruit acids that will dissolve dead skin cells and visibly reduce wrinkles and pores.
We highly recommend Clarisonic’s Mia 2 Lavender Hydration Skin Cleansing System that cleans your skin with a patented sonic cleansing device.
If you want the look of flawless skin, use a rich, deep-penetrating moisturizer such as Laura Mercier’s Flawless Skin Moisturizer.
To reverse the visible signs of aging skin, we recommend Estee Lauder’s New Dimensions Shape And Fill Expert Serum Clinique’s Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream is an effective way to give your skin a youthful appearance. If you rely on these high-performance skin care products, we’re certain that you’ll improve the look of your skin.
Tis the Season of Resolutions! Often when we make New Year’s Resolutions, they revolve around our health. We resolve to make healthier food choices, to exercise regularly, or to learn to manage our stress. We start with great intentions, but somewhere around March or April, our resolve starts to fade and we lose track of the intentions and begin to fall back into old habits. This year, with a few changes, you will be able to keep those resolutions all year long. These tips will help you make 2016 your healthiest yet!
MAKE A WEEKLY MEAL PLAN AND SHOPPING LIST.
In my house, Sundays are our food preparation days. We plan our meals for the week, design our shopping list, pick up only what is on the list, and prepare foods. By planning your meals and creating your
shopping list, you will be less likely to purchase the processed, unhealthy foods at the grocery store that we find so tempting when walking around aimlessly. Bonus tip: Try to stick to the perimeter of the grocery store when shopping for your groceries—that’s where most of the healthy and less processed foods are found!
Each week, resolve to try one new healthy food item or recipe. You never know what new foods you may find you really enjoy! I have found that Pinterest (www.pinterest.com) is a great resource for finding recipes for just about everything! You can find healthy swaps for your favorite restaurant recipes, healthy recipes using your favorite foods, or search for special dietary requirements all in one place! By trying a new healthy recipe each week, you’ll be adding new flavors and options for your meals, so you don’t get bored with the “same, old chicken” recipes anymore! This will help keep you interested in what you are eating and more likely to continue your healthy eating all year round.
Exercise plays an important role in reaching your health and fitness goals. By scheduling exercise on your calendar, it is much easier for you to see where exercise fits in and keep the appointment. Find what time of day is better for you: are you a morning exerciser, a lunch-break exerciser or after work exerciser? Each person is different, and as long as the time works for you and you stay consistent, exercising any time of day is the “best” time for you! It does not have to be hours of exercise: 30 minutes per day, most days of the week is enough to see health benefits in most people.
TRY A NEW EXERCISE EACH MONTH.
Adding variety to your exercise (much like your meal planning) can be a great way to stay motivated in your routine. Trying a new exercise or type of exercise each month will benefit you in several ways. The new exercise can challenge your body in new ways so you will see better and quicker results. This can also keep you interested in your exercise program so you won’t get bored. Bonus tip: Track your results this year. Tracking how much your body and fitness level have changed will keep you wanting more! Have a personal trainer at your local gym complete your body fat and circumference measurements about once per month to make sure you are still on track to reach your goals.
TELL OTHERS ABOUT YOUR GOALS OR CHALLENGE YOUR FAMILY OR FRIENDS TO MAKE CHANGES WITH YOU!
When we tell others about our health and fitness goals, we are more likely to stick with it because we know others are expecting us to. This can definitely help keep you motivated when you want to slack off! You can even challenge your family or friends to a friendly competition to see who can stay the most consistent with their healthy lifestyle. Exercise and health is always more fun when we share it with others.
I hope that you enjoyed these tips to help you get healthy this upcoming year! Remember that making small changes to your current lifestyle can actually make a huge difference in your health and happiness. May 2016 be your healthiest yet! UT
Like the mythical Phoenix rising from its ashes, Michael Henderson rose above adversity to establish a renowned private security agency in St. Louis. The story of Phoenix Risk Assessment is an inspiring example of entrepreneurship and hard work.
Henderson’s curiosity in executive protection started in 1984 with an interest in law enforcement through The Boy Scouts of America’s explorer program, turned into a career as an officer and detective assigned to homicide and undercover narcotics. It was during this time Henderson met numerous government protection agents who suggested he go into the private sector. Their experiences gave him the idea of starting up his own high-end protective services company. He traveled to many places throughout the world to attend special-security training schools. He returned to St. Louis equipped with the necessary security expertise, but couldn’t obtain a business loan or clients. With steady perseverance he started networking for contacts across the country and finally was offered his first security job –working in countries like South America & Asia! He’d only just begun.
Fast forward twenty years. Today St. Louis based PRA has grown to become a highly respected private protection agency. PRA’s clients range from high net worth individuals and families to highpowered executives, authors, stalker victims, athletes, entertainers and political figures. They are the world’s most famous and those who choose to remain inconspicuous. All have one thing in common –they want to minimize their risk and protect their privacy. Phoenix Risk assessment and its team of agents offer exactly that.
PRA’s team consists of highly trained executive protection specialists with over 200 years combined experience from a wide range of backgrounds. They have served as law enforcement officers, US military Special Forces, US Secret Service and Corporate Protection Agents. They are highly trained in crisis management plans, emergency evacuations, evasive driving systems, International travel response & family protection, maritime and aircraft security. PRA currently employs 27 staff members assigned around the globe. “We rarely work in St. Louis. The only exception was during Ferguson protest when clients came into town for their various assignments.”
Agent training is constantly updated to meet the ever changing needs in today’s world of threats. “PRA also conducts a variety of drills where we train through scenarios and mock assignments of every unimaginable incident in hopes that incident never occurs. It’s key to success is to always be switched on.”
As the spokesman for PRA, Henderson stressed the importance of the following, “The world has changed drastically since PRA’s beginnings. You may notice that in our marketing campaigns you see my face on television, in seminars, and most print advertising. Only our clients see our protective agents and even then, they only know of the agents assigned to them. This protects not only our clients’ demand for confidentiality, but also our agents’ ability to do their jobs effectively. The biggest misconception of our industry is that our protective agents wear the black shirt with security written in bold letters which broadcast
“PRA also conducts a variety of drills where we train through scenarios and mock assignments of every unimaginable incident in hopes that incident never occurs. It’s key to success is to always be switched on.”
who they are and that they are with a person who could be of interest. That’s what we call a security or bodyguard. This is not true. We work hard to dispel the Hollywood image of The Bodyguard. In reality our corporate and high net-worth clients and their environments don’t require dark sunglasses or radio ear pieces. Our agents dress similar to their clients allowing them to blend into the background. In most cases–you would never know who or where they are.” Most people underestimate the degree of advanced work that goes into protection before a client ever leaves the comfort of their home or office.
Henderson not only works out in the field for PRA, but regularly conducts seminars and public speaking engagements. “Our focus is to educate people on the topics of security type concerns such as workplace violence & active shooter, human & sex trafficking, custom security issues and techniques. We show ways to be prepared and mitigate risk– how to implement emergency plans and assess risks and threats. We educate clients on what their real life foot print looks like as a whole within their industry, social media outlets, locations and demographics.”
It’s been a long road, but Henderson has proved the value and efficiency executive protection can offer a client. “Protection is a cost effective and financial return of investment for our clients. “There are many milestones and exciting enhancements coming up for PRA. Henderson is celebrating his 20th year in February as an executive protection specialist, in the security industry. There are no signs of slowing down.”
“We are set to complete the acquisition of an investigative company based in AZ which provides services in the surrounding states. This will immediately enhance our service offering and bring more value to our clients.” PRA has recently been awarded its first ever two St. Louis clients.
PRA may be based in St. Louis, but the world is really their office. “We will continue with the utmost focus to service our clients and be a part of those adding validity to an amazing industry. We offer the best security agents representing confidentiality, professionalism, honesty, integrity and skill, ensuring our clientele get the best service and respect that they deserve.”
Henderson advised, “The days of traveling anywhere in the world without advance intelligence and contingency plans are outdated. Even our most experienced travelers are seeing a shift in climate while traveling abroad. It’s our job to detect unknown risk factors and eliminate them before they become a major threat. We scout out hotels, meeting rooms and restaurants in advance, amongst a multitude of other operational techniques. This allows our clients to focus on their task at hand and not spend their time on the lookout for potential hazards or random acts of violence. It’s a peace of mind that allows them efficiency and focus on their business or family.”
Some advice for the home front, “I encourage all my clients to have an emergency plan in place with their family or friends. Should something happen, how will they contact each other? If phones are out where should they rendezvous? Is there a safe place they can go in case of an emergency? These are key elements we teach our kids for a house fire. Unfortunately, most people aren’t prepared for a natural disaster, riot or unforeseen criminal act that reduces the safety of their livelyhood. Improving our thoughts on safety first is how we begin to combat a world of unknown acts of violence.”
www.US-PRA.COM UT
This spring, roll down the top and feel the wind in your hair as you zip around town in one of these luxury sports cars. The following cars are among the most coveted head-turners on the road.
CONTINENTAL GT SPEED CONVERTIBLE
Known for its sleek design, outstanding handling, and quick acceleration, the Porsche Boxster is sure to thrill drivers and passengers alike. The base model comes with a 2.7 liter-six-cylinder-engine and a manual six-speed-transmission. With cabin space for two, and and a power-folding convertible top, this car is a great choice for anyone looking to cruise around town with the wind in their hair.
The design of the GT Speed Convertible conveys a message of dominant performance. A four-layer fabric hood provides the profile of a high performance Bentley coupe that immediately transforms to a seamless sweep of bodywork and unprecedented design from the elegant dark tint front radiator and lower matrix grilles, to the twin rifled tail pipes. Diamond quilted seats and alloy sport foot pedals make the interior every bit as striking as the exterior. The standard 6.0-liter twin turbo charged W12 engine is as fuel efficient as the Bentley Continental GT.
This elegant beauty has killer curves and unparalleled handling, with an eight-speed automatic transmission and a supercharged V6 engine in base models. This car is engineered for high performance, and designed for high style and fun, with 18 inch Vela Silver Alloy Wheels standard on all F-Type Convertibles, a fully powered retractable top that opens and closes in 12 seconds, and a Meridian 770W Surround Sound System that boasts 12 speakers. You’ll be in the lap of luxury while sitting in the Leather and Suedecloth Sport seats that come as a standard feature. Roll back the top, turn up the volume, and prepare for a thrill at the wheel of this head turner.
This car redefines luxury, with its beautiful futuristic exterior and handsome interior. A V12 engine provides the thrilling acceleration and ride of the ultimate sports car.
Whether you’re at the wheel or in the passenger seat, prepare to turn heads, spark plenty of conversation, and evoke a little bit of envy, but most importantly, prepare for the most thrilling ride of your life. When the open road calls, respond in the most luxurious of ways. UT
The botanical world holds something for everyone. Here, local floral experts share their insight into what your favorite flower says about you.
Qualities: Chic, contemporary, exotic Best suited for : A non conformist fashionista. The dynamic orchid makes the perfect gift for a charming outgoing person with a unique outlook on life.
Qualities: Feminine, thoughtful, versatile Best suited for: A classic timeless beauty. Few flowers are as well known and as significant as the rose. The mere color which is used to express emotion from red for love, pink for gratitude and yellow for friendship.
Qualities: Playful, romantic,self-assured Best suited for: A new love or new relationship. The lilac elicits a feeling of purity and happiness for a very sweet and romantic person.
Qualities: Cheerful, informal, optimistic Best Suited for: A positive easy going free spirit. Sunflowers are the epitome of cheer, they’re bright happy flowers that send out a warm, casual message.
Qualities: Adaptable, perky, upbeat Best Suited for: A vibrant fun loving extravert. This flower well known to signal the arrival of spring, these radiant blooms virtually come in all colors to exude joyfulness.
This species of orchid , aptly named the Monkey Face Orchid ( Dracula Simia ), was created after Mother Nature decided to do a bit of monkeying around! These rare monkey orchids only grow in the cloud forests of south eastern Ecudor and Peru at elevations of 1000-2000 meters on the side of the mountains. Scientific name “Simia “ refers to the monkey face and “ Dracula “ refers to the two long spurs that hang down like fangs. What makes this flower even cooler ( if it could get any more awesome ) is that it smells just like a ripe orange when fully bloomed.
The Flying Duck Orchid ( Caleana Major ) is perhaps one of the most sought after and most favorite orchids. Its a small orchid, about 50cm tall that grows in eastern and southern Australia. Its the most remarkable flower- It seriously looks just like a male duck in flight. NATURE JUST AMAZES ME !
Here are interior design finds that will never go out of style.
Your home will never go out of style when you add the right art, furniture and antiques for that designer look.Featured are design finds from local businesses that we are sure to leave a lasting impression in your home.
JULES L. PASS ANTIQUES, LTD.
A George IV grained Stool England Circa 1830 the drop-in seat covered in Fortuny Fabric on X-form legs joined by a turned stretcher. 314.991.1522
The Ghiordes knot or Turkish knot is one of the mostused knots employed in knotted-pile carpets. In the Ghiordes knot, the colored weft yarn passes over the two warp yarns, and is pulled through between them and then cut to form the pile. The Ghiordes knot has a symmetrical structure. The Ghiordes knot is the knot used in the oldest surviving pile carpets. 314.963.7847
With 22+ years of Interior Design experience in the St. Louis region and across the US, Diane Rosen Interiors focuses on residential and commercial design. Her firm specializes in renovations, new build sites as well as simply recreating your space in your current home. “Meeting with you and exploring your vision, style and comfort level is why I’m here to help you.” “This is all about you, creating not only a beautiful space but one you are excited to share with family and friends.” Originally from Chicago, she received her B.S. degree from Southern Illinois University- Carbondale and thru the years has continued her professional education. Becoming very aware of our changing planet and environment, Diane went on to achieve her LEED AP, ID+C with US Green Building Council, the country’s gold standard in environmental building. Rosen describes her decision to move in this direction 5 years ago: “the more renovations I became involved in, I realized how many toxic elements and chemicals we are exposing ourselves to, creating a rise in asthma and other repertory health issues. By simply using no or low VOC (Volatile Organic Chemicals) paint, recycled carpet and fabrics and an awareness of what we’re breathing in every day can improve your living environment and raise your productivity in your work space.” The other area Rosen Interiors has begun to focus on is Universal Design or Aging in Place. She has achieved her CAPS – Certification for Aging In Place. Describing it this way, Rosen says “Universal Design or Aging in Place is the ability to stay in one’s home and continue their lifestyle. Even if someone is no longer mobile - and by the way, this applies to all ages, not just the aging - you will be able to function in your home and stay involved with your family, friends and community.” “There are wonderful products today that are available and beautiful that the whole family can use; together we will create a home that’s beautiful, functional and just for you.” Pulling this all together and finding sustainable products, especially furniture, one has no further to go in the St. Louis Metro area than I. O. Metro at the Boulevard. There you can find art, accessories, rugs and furniture to suit your style and your environment.
2211 S Grand Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63104 (314) 359-0890 www.dianeroseninteriors.com
1. ALAN WITH HIS DESIGN ASSISTANT BETTE MUELLER WHO JOINED THE FIRM IN THE FALL OF 2015.
2. ARTWORK OVER THE SOFA BY FRENCH ARTIST STEPHANE CALAIS PURCHASED AT ART BASIL IN 2009 MARRIES WELL WITH THE ANTIQUE MARBLE BUST OF ATHENA PURCHASED HERE IN ST. LOUIS.
3. ALAN AND KEN'S LONG HAIRED CHIUAHUA DUCHESS LIKES TO POSE FOR THE CAMERA!
4. BETTE AND ALAN INCORPORATE ANTIQUES WHENEVER POSSIBLE. ALANS COLLECTIONS AND VAST DESIGN LIBRARY ARE ALWAYS AN INSPIRATION. 1
Alan Brainerd’s creative style is timeless and tasteful. Alan said, “I've always strived to create interiors that reflect my client's own personalities. It should look as if I've not been involved in the decorating process at all.”
A collector all his life, Alan believes people should collect things and create their own unique lifestyle.” I start with their pieces, then edit and add when required. Educating the client throughout the process is paramount to me. People need to understand the choices they make and why they are correct or incorrect.”
He is inspired by clients’ collections, architecture of their home, and the challenge of combining them. His inspiration comes from colors, textures, patterns found in nature, architecture, fashion and all forms of media.
“I have always loved an eclectic look. I’m drawn to contemporary art much more than contemporary furniture. I also love traditional paintings and have a nice balance of both in my own home. I try to incorporate period pieces whenever possible. After all they are really one of a kind pieces of art on their own. The mix of old and new transcends time and always gives a timeless look.”
This kitchen offers a blend of materials, dark and light colors, and intricate details give this English inspired kitchen a dreamlike look.
A masterpiece with English inspired design a combination of colors and finishes. The neutral color palette with dark accents draws attention to the crown molding, the beaded recessed panels, and other intricate details
The kitchen revolves around the granite-topped island, which is perfect for meal prep or casual dining.
Neutral color choices and simple lines give this kitchen a classic, smart look. It’s airy, open and so inviting.
This kitchen has a really unique design. The room had once been a living room! An addition to the house created a new living room and kitchen gathering space, much larger than the previous kitchen. The result – a lovely new kitchen with a white and gray color scheme.
The original space included a window where the Wolf 48” range is now. The range backsplash is of glass mosaic tile. The remaining backsplash is made of handmade white ceramic field tile. Spice pullouts are positioned on either side of the range. Mountain White Danby marble countertops provide beauty and strength. Cabinetry finished in White Cap paint is used on the perimeter. Base cabinetry has been bumped out
for added interest at range focal point.
Sahara Glass cabinets were used to maximize the natural light from the remaining window and maintain a feeling of openness.
The island draws you into the room. It was done in sterling silver with a glaze, chosen as a gray contrast to all the white tones. The whole effect is that of a furniture piece. It brings out the subtle veining in the Danby marble beautifully. It also allows more useful storage space as well.
9808 Clayton Road Saint Louis, MO 63124
314-993-6644
www.glenalspaughkitchens.com
Palm Beach, Florida! This is the home of the rich and famous, Kennedy’s Winter White House, Donald Trump’s 62,000 sq. ft. mansion turned club, which originally had 58 bedrooms, 33 bathrooms and three bomb shelters, Rush Limbaugh’s $26 million house and Rod Stewart’s 12 million dollar home. Palm Beach has everything money can buy! Great beaches, museums, shopping, parks and the perfect places to see and be seen!
For those who have not yet discovered this affluent haven, it can be confusing. The incorporated town of Palm Beach is in Palm Beach County. Palm Beach is the easternmost town in Florida located on a 16-mile long island. Lake Worth and West Palm Beach are just across the Intracoastal Waterway. When folks refer to Palm Beach, many are referring to all three cities and some are referring to that and the surrounding area. The famous Breakers Hotel, The Flager Museum (also known as Whitehall), Trump’s Mar-A-Lago and Worth Avenue are all in the city of Palm Beach while West Palm has the
Norton Museum of Art featuring artists such as Picasso and Monet, the Emerald Dunes Golf Club, and an abundance of shopping malls. City Place is the most know and offers shoppers a European flair!
The beaches are perfect, lined with palm trees sitting by golden sand and rhythmic ocean waves. The climate is tropical rainforest and though it doesn’t have a dry season, when winter comes, you couldn’t ask for a nicer place to be. The average temperature in the winter has a high of 76 degrees. As I write this in the first week of December, the temperature is 77 degrees!
How did this affluent vacation spot come to exist? Around 1872, Major General William Jenkins Worth fought in the Second Seminole War on the east coast of Florida. To honor his
The beaches are perfect, lined with palm trees sitting by golden sand and rhythmic ocean waves.
ability to clear away the homes and souls of the unfortunate previous residents, the area was named “Lake Worth”. When an equally unfortunate ship was washed ashore in 1878 full of coconuts, the enterprising settlers planted them as well as some 15,000 pineapple slips and developed a thriving business. Naturally, the name of the place changed to the much more appropriate “Palm Beach”. By 1894, Henry Flager, the Standard Oil Tycoon built his Royal Poinciana Hotel. In 1896 he brought the railroad in to town and opened the Palm Beach Inn which later became The Breakers in 1901. These events helped set the stage for Palm Beach to become the ultimate destination for the rich and famous and home to mansions, shopping, restaurants, golf, fashion, and unique architecture.
You can still take a train to Palm Springs though it’s one tedious journey! Fly into LA, take a train to Fullerton and then a bus ticket to Palm Springs or simply fly into either one of two airports. Palm Beach Airport is about 3.6 miles away from the city. The next closest airport is Ft. Lauderdale only about 44 miles away. Choosing a hotel will not only be dependent upon your budget but also your interests.
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Resorts and hotels will vary in amenities so do your homework and find the perfect location and price for your needs.
If golfing is your thing, you can choose from a bevy of courses either on the resort or very nearby and some hotels include access to certain courses as an amenity. According to the US Golf Association of the 25 top courses in South Florida, the Palm Beach area has 17. Okeeheelee Golf Course, John Prince Learning Center, Seagate Country Club, PGA National Resort and the Breakers Rees Jones are just some of the famous places to play.
If you like history, try the legendary Breakers Hotel. A mix of the old and new in an ItalianRenaissance style, The Breakers offers pure luxury and the warmth of a vintage smooth
Palm Beach is a complete travel destination full of ecological and tropical parks and zoos, boating, fishing, shopping, dining, and an abundance of history!
wine. The property has beach bungalows to rent, bike tours, a new Ocean Fitness Center, great food, water sports and more. Make sure and enjoy the breakfast buffet!
If you like shopping and would prefer a more personal smaller, historic hotel, The Colony is located within walking distance of the stores on Worth Avenue which include Saks and Nieman Marcus. Ocean lovers will enjoy the nearby Center Beach. Keep in mind the Colony is an older hotel and yet is nicely updated and still has that smaller cozy feeling of it’s heyday in the 1950’s and 60’s and is truly quite the property.
Any culinary connoisseur will love the exquisite dining choices in the Palm Beach area. To please the many internationals and foodies who visit, you can
be sure that the Palm Beach area can satisfy any appetite. French, Italian, American, Asian and other European cuisines are made to impress and do keep in mind, your expenses are higher than here in our Mid-west cities.
Palm Beach is a complete travel destination full of ecological and tropical parks and zoos, boating, fishing, shopping, dining, and an abundance of history! Go! Surround yourself with the gentle breezes, swaying palm trees and sandy beaches, night life, the tastes, sounds and sights of beautiful Palm Beach, Florida! For more info, go to www.palmbeachfl.com and your favorite travel agent! UT
RIGHT: CITY PLACE IN WEST PALM BEACH
BELOW: FLAGLER MUSEUM
BOTTOM: SKYLINE OF WEST PALM BEACH
Close your eyes and imagine a wonderfully rich, room temperature sip of fine red wine, perhaps with a bouquet of smoked oak, a flavorful fruit and your favorite spice. Outside the window, it’s cold but inside, you feel warm, comfortable and relaxed. This is why red wines are most popular in the winter. Dense, full and lush, the winter reds contrast greatly with the light, breezy, white, clear wines of summer. Let’s explore some of the most popular, lavish, decadent red wines sold here in St. Louis!
John: 2012 Araujo
Estate Cabernet
Sauvignon
Eisele Vineyard sells for $599.99 with ruby/purple color, richness of black currants, blueberries, blackberries and a finish lasting 45-50 seconds. A ‘finish” is the last flavor or impression that a wine leaves after swallowing.
Matt : From Napa Valley, The 2011 Harlan Cabernet at $949 has a dark red cherry, plum, spice and new leather bouquet .
John: 2009 Chateau
Smith Haut Lafitte Pessac-Leognan at $449.99. This Bordeaux Blend bouquet consists of acacia flowers, licorice, charcoal, blueberries, black raspberries and lead pencil shavings. (NOTE: Lead pencil shavings are not actually in the wine! Vintners use words like “lead pencil shavings” because people know how lead pencil shavings smell. There are wonderful smells in the wine and references to something like “lead pencil shavings” are but a very slight impression of that familiar smell.)
Two St. Louis wine experts, John Nash at Starr's Wine & Spirits on Big Bend in Richmond Heights and Matt Dulle from Wine Merchant LTD, located in Clayton on Forsyth Blvd, were kind enough to share their expertise regarding high end red wines available in their St. Louis stores. I asked them to fill us in on their favorite reds and best sellers. The answers were not only informative, but at times, poetic and certainly inspires one to open a bottle, relax and enjoy and really sit and taste.
John: 2012 Teso La Monja Romanico Toro at $13.99. From Toro in southern Spain, the grape is Tempranillo, a black Spanish grape. Wine critic Robert Parker says it tastes like a $50 wine. A purple wine with blackberry and bouquet garni (which means “a bundle of herbs”).
John: 2013 Alias Cabernet Sauvignon California is less than $10.00 a bottle with a bouquet of black fruit, baking spices, and vanilla! Before connoisseurs of fine wine snub me for mentioning, read the reviews!
Matt: A Pinot Noir from the county of Burgundy, a 2012 Meo-Camuzet Richebourg for $1,999 (on sale for $1,799!) and the 2005 Chateau Latour for $1,499, a Bordeaux grown on the southern border of Pauillac, France that has a smooth black currant taste.
Matt: Vega Sindoa "El Chaparral" Old Vines Garnacha from Spain sells for only $15. Bright red with raspberry and cherry preserve aromas with some floral qualities has strong raspberry and blackcurrant at the finish.
Matt: Silver Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon for $12.99, this great casual wine is light, yet has a deep bouquet of dark cherries with a finish that is nice and dry.
Matt for enticing us to enjoy! UT
Chef Jim Fiala grew up in the St. Louis area and was first introduced to fine dining at age 13. “My parents took me to Tony’s.” Whenever the family traveled, they dined at Michelin guide restaurants. Fiala earned a finance degree from Southern Methodist University in Dallas.in 1988 Fiala joined Clipper Cruise Lines and took a kitchen job. He fell in love with cooking and thus began his career. In 1991 he enrolled in the California Culinary Academy. Upon graduation he accepted a job offer from Chicago’s Spiaggia. In 1994, Fiala gained more experience working in NYC ‘s restaurant Daniel. On his return to St. Louis in 1998 he opened The Crossing. As The Crossing grew into a fine dining destination, Fiala established a more casual version of The Crossing. Acero in Maplewood. His philosophy is “every meal a great meal.”
How did The Crossing get it's name?
The Crossing got its name in a very simple way, a cross of French and Italian food. Also another way would be based on my favorite book by Cormac McCarthy called The Crossing
Where do get your inspiration from?
Inspiration flows from my farmers when I receive products from people that have poured their life into animals vegetables, and they deliver those products to my door. Often times I love to eat locally here in St. Louis or in larger cities around the country, or even lately I find inspiration thinking outside the box and try going in a new direction.
Which celebrity or famous person would you like to cook for?
Probably top one to have would be Bob Dylan because he's somebody that's so thoughtful and so understanding of the human condition and he's had so many different experiences, different phases of his life, that I think I would love to get down to what makes him tick. Others would be any of the chefs I've worked with during my life. What have they learned, what are they cooking, thoughts on the industry, futures in our business, family struggles.
Who do you mentor?
My idea of mentors is that you are always mentoring, wether at home, at church at work. Am I helping people be better?
I am being mentored by my staff, my family, the church, even my mailman. People surprise me with kindness, love, selfishness, greed, selfishness and a myriad of other traits that challenge me daily.
Do you have a secret ingredient?
Anchovies are my favorite whether white ones, salted ones, Italian or Vietnamese fish sauce, I am in heaven.
What is your favorite meal to cook at home? Risotto. End of story.
Amigos Cantina is the home to Kirkwood’s very own Robert Trevino. With roots in Monte Morelos, Mexico & San Antonio Texas, Chef Trevino has over 31 years of restaurant experience & now brings his unique skills to Kirkwood’s finest Mexican restaurant. 'Specialty dishes' such as his Marinated Fajitas, Mojo Shrimp & Roast Pork Carnitas are offered alongside more typical Mexican cuisine for those whose palette is less adventurous.
120 W. Jefferson Ave. | Kirkwood, MO | 314.821.0877 www.amigoskirkwood.com
Molly Darcys’ Pub, located in the historic Seven Gables Inn in the heart of downtown Clayton, reflects the rich Celtic heritage of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. This delightful Irish Pub is a perfect place for you to enjoy your favorite pint with friends. Come in and sample one of their many beers on tap or check out there many offerings of Irish whiskey, single malt Scotch, and American bourbons. The food is all made in house and features soups, salads, sandwiches, and some traditional Irish fare. Molly Darcys’ also features an amazing courtyard area, front patio, and private dinning areas, so no matter the occasion make Molly Darcys’ Irish Pub your go-to place.
26 North Meramec | Clayton, MO 314.863.8400 | www.mollydarcyspub.com
Three generations of the Protzel family have served the finest in traditional Jewish deli for over 61 years. Known for "The Finest Corned Beef - Anywhere", prepared fresh daily from their secret recipe, Protzel's Delicatessen also features fresh roasted turkey, beef and succulent pastrami among many other meats and freshly prepared soups and salads. Additionally, you will find fresh hand cut lox and other smoked fishes along with bagels and Jewish rye bread. Other delicacies include legendary homemade chicken soup with matzo balls, a variety of savory knishes, kreplach, kishke and more. All items are prepared for dine-in or take-out and catering is available. Voted RFT Best Deli.
7608 Wydown Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 314.721.4445 | www.protzelsdeli.com
Located in the heart of "The Hill", Guido's Pizzeria and Tapas offers the best of Mediterranean cuisine. Enjoy Spanish casera (Home Style) Paella and tapas as well as the best Sangria in the Midwest. Our Italian cuisine also offers a variety to choose from, from one of Saint Louis' best pizzas to our delicious pastas.
Located on "The Hill" at 5046 Shaw Ave. 314.771.4900 | www.guidosstl.com | Open 7 days
Lester’s stands out among area sports bars not only for its giant TV screens. It just happens to serve the best bar food in the St. Louis area. Authentic, homemade dishes have become Lester’s trademark. Incredibly, all deli sandwiches, sides, soups, salad dressings, breads and desserts are made in house. Fall off the bone barbeque delicacies are hand rubbed and slow smoked to perfection over apple wood. Be sure to try the tender baby back ribs, pulled pork, beef brisket and corned beef. This award winning restaurant is simply the best - bar none!
9906 Clayton Road | Ladue, Missouri 63124 | 314-994-0055
OPEN 7 DAYS
For 35 years Candicci's has been serving up authentic Italian cuisine, going back to its original restaurant in Clayton. Now in Ballwin Candicci's continues to offer the fine Italian cuisine of St. Louis " Big Hill" and welcome old and new friends alike. Executive Chef Rodney Leadbetter uses organic produce in all his recipes, and includes many varieties of lettuce and vegetables. The sauces are sure to be fresh and savory. Some specialties are Eggplant Parmigiano, Shrimp Gorgonzola, Hand tossed pizza and where pasta is king, no matter which dish selected. Candicci's offers a full catering service, private parties, rehearsal dinners and weddings and holiday parties. Now open for Sunday breakfast 9am-2pm...Best in the West!
100 Holloway Rd. | Ballwin, MO 636-220-8989 | www.candiccis.net | Open 7 days
Mary Ann’s Tea Room is proud to present its Sunday Champagne Brunch. You’ll find delectable treats like Eggs Benedict, Belgian Waffles, and a Smoked Salmon plate as just a few of the menu items. Chef’s specials may include Biscuit Bowls, or Biscuits and Gravy; but all are served with a sweet treat of assorted muffins or danishes. If you’re more a “lunch” type, chicken salad and roast beef can also be ordered. Brunch prices include a choice of unlimited champagne (including mimosas or blushes), soft drinks, tea, or coffee. Join us from 10am – 3pm every Sunday.
4732 McPherson Ave. | St. Louis, MO 63108 314.361.5303 | www.maryannstearoom.com
Serves 6-8
INGREDIENTS:
• 3 pounds ripe plum tomatoes, cut in half lengthwise
• 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons good olive oil (EVOO)
• 1 tablespoon kosher salt
When I was a little girl I loved having soup for lunch. My favorites were Campbell’s Tomato Soup with milk or Chicken Noodle paired with a round grilled cheese sandwich.
We had what was called a Toas-tite. You’d lay a piece of bread on one side of this contraption, place a couple slices of cheese on the bread, top with another slice of bread then seal, removing any bread extending outside of the orb, then place on the burner to toast. The end result was an incredible grilled cheese sandwich with the center swelled up making a nice hot gooey cavity of cheese.
When I moved out of my parents’ home I confiscated the Toas-tite to go with my soups.
Now that the weather is getting cold again I’ve been in the mood for Tomato soup, but a healthier version with less sodium and fat, without sacrificing flavor. Tomato Basil Soup is ideal. It not only hits the spot, but is comforting and soothing to all that indulge.
My recipe calls for roasting garlic. If you’ve never roasted garlic you’re in for a treat! The end result: A sweet, soft, garlic - not harsh. Squeeze the cloves into the soup; with leftovers, spread directly onto a baguette slice for a delectable treat. Roasting the tomatoes and garlic, then blending the remaining ingredients with the final touch of a balsamic drizzle make this soup stellar!
• 1 1/2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper
• 2 cups chopped yellow onions (approximately one large yellow onion)
• 1 head of garlic, roasted, (drizzle with EVOO and wrap in foil)
• 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
• 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
• 1 (28-ounce) canned plum tomatoes, with their juice
• 2 cups fresh basil leaves, packed (1 large container)
• 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves
• 1 quart (32oz. or 4 cups) chicken stock or water
• 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
DIRECTIONS:
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Drizzle tomatoes, with 1/4 cup olive oil, salt, and pepper.
Spread tomatoes in a single layer on a baking sheet and roast for 45 minutes along with a head of garlic drizzled with EVOO, and wrapped in heavy duty foil. Once cooked, set aside to cool. Peel skins off tomatoes, discarding the skins.
In a deep stockpot over medium heat, sauté onions in 2 tablespoons olive oil, butter, and red pepper flakes for 10 minutes, until onions start to brown. Add canned tomatoes, basil, thyme, and chicken stock. Add the oven-roasted tomatoes, including the liquid on the baking sheet, along with squeezing out 6 cloves of roasted garlic into the pot. Simply squeeze the skin and the softened garlic pops out.
Bring to a boil and simmer uncovered for 40 minutes.
Using an immersion blender or upright blender, puree to your desired consistency. Add Balsamic Vinegar. Taste for seasonings. Serve hot or cold. Enjoy!!
KBY SHEILA FRAYNE RHOADES
athy Lawton Brown’s melodic voice is heard daily on the Radio Arts Foundation - 107.3 FM, 96.3HD2 and RAFSTL.org. Besides being a popular host on St. Louis’ only classical music station, she is also a professional singer with a vast musical background.
It all began in high school. Kathy said, “I attended Villa Duchesne and Ladue High School. I loved to sing, but intended to become a veterinarian.” However, in her senior year, fate intervened when she auditioned for the MUNY Opera chorus. “It was the MUNY's 50th anniversary. Imagine – at 17, sharing the stage with show business legends like Ethel Merman, John Raitt, and Florence Henderson.”
She went on to obtain a B.A. in Music from Rollins College in Florida. “I figured I could always switch to science (that vet thing again), but I wanted to study voice.” She worked regularly with the Florida Symphony Orchestra, and sang for Disney World’s 1971 opening.
After graduation, she returned to St. Louis to sing at the MUNY. “My career really took off when I got a call to audition for the USAF Band in Washington. I was selected to be principal contralto in the elite Singing Sergeants.” Kathy was one of the first three women in the USAF Band (1973-76). It was here Kathy met her husband David M. Brown, principal flutist in the US Air Force Concert Band. “My most notable performance was Narrator in Kurt Weill's Ballad of the Magna Carta during the Bicentennial. It was performed in the rotunda of the Capitol Building and broadcast world-wide.”
She later received her M.M. from James Madison University in Virginia, began a career teaching voice in colleges and universities, and continued performing in the DC area, including the Kennedy Center.
Her repertoire includes opera, oratorio, musical theatre and jazz. Kathy has performed throughout the U.S., and in Canada and China. She has been guest artist with prominent local choral, orchestral and chamber ensembles such as the Saint Louis Symphony, Arianna String Quartet, and the American Kantorei. Let's not omit Cardinals and Rams games, and the White House.
Kathy worked several years at KFUO-
FM – Classic 99. In her present broadcasting job at RAFSTL, she creates many of their commercials and truly enjoys doing interviews. “There are so many interesting -compelling -- stories out there. As St. Louis' "Voice for the Arts" it's critical that RAFSTL honors and recognizes all those who contribute to our marvelous local cultural fabric. This includes the entire spectrum, from visual to performing arts, literary arts to architecture.”
Other interests include composing, cooking, needlepoint – most anything creative. “I enjoy working with dogs. Our Golden/Saint Bernard mix, Diego and I were a T.O.U.C.H. therapy team for children with disabilities, and for kids in a "safe house” shelter.
A proud veteran and member of American Legion Post 404, Kathy is also a Rotarian and serves on the board of the St. Louis Children's Choirs. "I love participating in anything that uplifts, inspires and makes the world a better place."
You can hear Kathy Lawton Brown LIVE on RAFSTL, Mon.-Fri. 10am2pm, and recorded on Wed. & Thurs. 1-6am, and Sat. 6am-noon. UT
UPCOMING APPEARANCES: Bach at the Sem - Feb. 7
Emceeing St. Louis Wind Symphony - Feb 14
Friends and Family concert with STL Children's Choirs - Feb 27
Kit and Ace, the technical luxury clothing retailer founded by Shannon and JJ Wilson, now has two locations in St. Louis. One of the stores is located in Plaza Frontenac, and the other in the Central West End on Euclid Avenue. Shannon Wilson is married to Chip
Wilson, the founder of Lululemon. While travelling and living internationally, Shannon and JJ, Chip Wilson’s son, discovered a void in the luxury apparel industry. They set their sights upon filling this void, and Kit and Ace does just that, by offering functional luxury wear. Kit
and Ace offers clothing that is equal parts functionality and fashion. Wearers will not only look great, but will also feel great, in clothing that is designed to move throughout the day, regardless of what the day may hold. Visit a Kit and Ace store or www.kitandace.com.
The masterminds behind 801 Chophouse have found their sea legs. 801 Fish brings coastal cuisine from around the world to Clayton, Missouri, providing diners with a selection of the most pristine finned fish and crustaceans. 801 Fish takes pride in bringing only the freshest fish from global waters to your table. An impressive selection of wines accompanies 801 Fish’s outstanding culinary selection. Come savor the ocean’s finest in a vibrant and sophisticated atmosphere at 801 Fish, located in Carondelet Plaza across from 801 Chophouse. To make reservations or to inquire about hosting a private event at 801 Fish, call 314-875-9636. UT
HOLIDAYS:
11TH ANNUAL LOOP
ICE CARNIVAL
January 15-16, 2016
Moonrise Hotel – Rooftop Terrace Bar & New Moon room, open to the public Visit www.visittheloop.com for more information.
VALENTINE'S DAY WITH ERIN BODE
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Jazz at the Bistro in Grand Center 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. www.jazzstl.org • (314) 289-4030
THE WEDDING SHOW AT AMERICA’S CENTER
Saturday & Sunday, Jan 9th and 10th, 11-4pm
ST. LOUIS VALENTINE'S MUSIC FESTIVAL
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Chaifetz Arena at Saint Louis University. Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, Fantasia. 7:00 p.m. www.thechaifetzarena.com (800) 745-300
FOR MORE EVENT INFO: www.ticketmaster.com www.metrotix.com www.stltoday.com/entertainment www.ImThere.com www.explorestlouis.com www.pageant.com www.thecwe.org
RESTAURANT WEEK
January 18 - 24, 14 of Clayton’s best fine dining establishments reunite for the 7th annual Clayton Restaurant Week For more information visit: www.claytonrestaurantweek.net
MARDI GRAS
Soulard in St. Louis
Jan. 6 - Feb. 9
Jan 16,17: Snowman Softball Tournament
Jan 22: Beer, Wine, and Whiskey Taste
Jan 23: Lumiere Place Cajun Cook-Off
Jan 30,31: Southern Comfort Taste of Soulard
Jan 30: Missouri Lottery Run For Your Beads
Jan 31: Beggin' Pet Parade
Jan 31: Weiner Dog Derby
Feb 5: Mardi Gras Mayor's Ball
Feb 6: Bud Light Grand Parade
Feb 6: Bud Light Party Tent
Feb 9: Fat Tuesday Fat Bluesday more info www.stlmardigras.com
BLUES HOME GAMES
Jan. 4 vs. Senators
Jan. 12 vs. Devils
Jan. 14 vs. Hurricanes
Jan. 16 vs. Canadiens
Jan. 18 vs. Penguins
Feb. 4 vs. Sharks
Feb. 6 vs. Wild
Feb. 9 vs. Jets
Feb. 16 vs. Stars
Feb. 18 vs. Kings
Feb. 22 vs. Sharks
Feb. 25 vs. Rangers
THE FABULOUS FOX
Feb. 6: Peppa Pig Live
Feb. 12 - 14: Riverdance
Feb. 23 - Mar. 6: Beautiful: Carole King Musical
PEABODY OPERA HOUSE
Jan. 5: Yoga Buzz - 100th Event
Jan. 22 - 24: Sesame Street Live
Jan. 30: Million Dollar Quartet
Feb 12-14: Shen Yun
Feb 17: Jason Isbell
Feb 19: Widespread Panic
THE REPERTORY THEATRE
Jan. 6 - 31: The Lion in Winter
Feb. 10 - Mar. 6: Disgraced
ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY
Jan.2 - 3: Ratatouille in Concert
Jan. 16: From the Canyons to the Stars
Jan. 22 - 23: Mahler 5
Feb. 5 - 6: Brandenburg 3
Feb. 12: Black History Month Celebration
Feb. 13: A Night of Symphonic Rock
Feb. 14: Las Vegas Valentine’s Songbook
Feb. 19 - 20: Sibelius and Adams
Feb. 21: Tales of Shakespeare
SHELDON CONCERT HALL
Jan. 22: Tom Chapin
Jan. 23: Duo Bandini-Chiacchiaretta
Jan. 30: Billy Childs
Feb. 19: Ruthie Foster
Feb. 27: Danilo Perez
SCOTTRADE CENTER
Jan. 2: Harlem Globetrotters
Jan. 8 - 10: Marvel Universe Live!
Jan. 28 - 31: Disney On Ice: Treasure Trove
Feb. 12 - 14: PBR - Professional Bull Riders
Feb. 20: AC/DC
TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Jan. 12: Arianna Orchestra Festival
Jan 18 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observance
Jan. 29 - 30: MOMIX in Alchemia
Feb. 2 - 3: Des Lee High School Music Festival
Feb. 5: Arianna String Quartet: Salud! Saude!
Feb. 6: Gregory Porter
Feb. 13 - 14: In It For Love
Feb. 16: Arlo Guthrie – Alice’s Restaurant
Feb. 20: Solas
Feb. 26-27: PNC Arts Alive New Dance Horizons IV
Feb. 16: Arlo Guthrie – Alice’s Restaurant
