St. Louis Magazine

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WHAT NEW EXPERIENCE ARE YOU MOST LOOKING FORWARD TO IN THE NEW YEAR?

St. Louis Magazine

FROM THE EDITOR

Roused to Rehouse • To tackle homelessness, St. Louis is taking steps toward something beyond shelters: a regional rehousing machine.

UNHOUSED DATA

Future Forward • The Regional Business Council's new president and CEO reflects on opportunities, challenges, and the road ahead for the metro area.

The Future is Bright • The Neon Museum of Saint Louis blends history and art into one glowing spectacle.

THE NEON RAINBOW

JAN/FEB • MARK YOUR CALENDAR

True Colors • Anna Clyne's PALETTE premieres with the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra.

New Ways to Play • The play-space boom is coming to St. Louis, with three new play cafés scattered throughout the metro area.

Sugarcoating It • After discovering a shared love of antiques and estate sales, Jessica Conway and Kate Pollmann decided to go into business together.

Wellness Retreats • Relax and rejuvenate by soaking in thermal baths, meditating, and practicing yoga.

The Art of Intentional Living • Mental health experts say this lifestyle change might be the key to a peaceful, fulfilling 2025.

Pasta con Eleganza • Bartolino's third location upholds its tradition in grand style.

Mai Lee's Milestone • Forty years after bringing Vietnamese fare to St. Louis, Sau and Lee Tran reflect on family, community, and good fortune.

TWENTY-FIVE THINGS TO DO IN TWENTY TWENTY-FIVE

Designers At Home • What are the secrets to living like a creative? Three local talents open up the doors to their homes and invite us inside.

What's Old Is New Again • Danielle Kalish renovated a 1920s Colonial with her family's needs, and the home's heritage, in mind.

Change Agent • Lauren Thorp is betting on her unique design sensibility to propel her to the next stage of her career.

Midcentury Fabulous • Designer David Deatherage puts his unique stamp on a historic Charles King house in Belleville.

GOLDEN ADVICE • At age 90, Irene Kessler shares words of wisdom about life and longevity.

Mining History • Workers at one time toiled beneath the city, though their memory is largely buried in the past.