
Violist Michael Casimir and cellist Yin Xiong, co-curators of Songs of Belonging, the February 5th SLSO Live at The Sheldon concert, share how the program came together, which pieces are their personal favorites, and why the theme seems especially important right now. For more information and tickets, visit shop.slso.org/9017 Classic 107.3 · Songs of Belonging…

Resilience Dance Company and Continuum Vocal Ensemble will present “Speak Easy | Move Loud” on February 6 and 7. Emily Haussler, Artistic and Executive Director of RDC, and Dr. John McDonald, Artistic Director of Continuum, tell listeners about this event that explores ideas of resistance, cultural upheaval, identity and belonging through music and movement. For…

National Museum of Transportation Curator Coby Ellison tells listeners about the upcoming Route 66 100th Anniversary exhibit that opens in March. The exhibit will feature a model of the S.S. Admiral, once an entertainment fixture in the region, as well as the 66’ Park-In Theatre on Watson Road. Learn more at tnmot.org/100-years-of-route-66/ Classic 107.3 ·…

Tom Ridgely, the Artistic Director of the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, gives listeners an overview of the 2026 season, which features The Tempest, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Two Gentlemen of Verona, and the return of Romeo & Zooliet… plus Boozy Bard, the Confluence New Play Festival, and Shakespeare in the Streets. The revels have…
Classic 107.3 gratefully acknowledges the following people for their generous contributions to this audio broadcast: Jane de Wolf as Jane (mother) Lindsey Grojean as Emma (daughter) Rebecca McDowell-Johnson as Kylie (aunt) Kathy Lawton Brown as the narrator

Mike Isaacson, Artistic Director and Executive Producer at The Muny, talks about the Regional Theatre Tony Award and its importance not only to the staff, but to St. Louis community, and tells listeners about the shows that will make up the theatre’s 108th season. Plus, hear about the holiday pop-up shop on December 6! More…

Hear from Sophie Barbisan, associate paper conservator, about panels of 18th century wallpaper acquired from Kempshott House in England in the 1920s and the restoration work the handmade paper required. Learn more at www.slam.org/blog/intern-conser…-to-the-galleries/ Classic 107.3 · On the Art with SLAM – Kempshott Wallpaper with Sophie Barbisan

Hear from Nichole N. Bridges, Morton D. May Curator of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas, about a carved tusk from created by a Kongo artist in the late 19th century. This object is currently on view in Gallery 117. Learn more at: www.slam.org/collection/objects/67837/ Classic 107.3 · On the Art with SLAM – Kongo…