Grand Center

The St. Louis Symphony works to find new audience members with programs aimed at the classically curious and shows celebrating the work of artists including Tina Turner and John Coltrane.

Kranzberg Arts Foundation has invested $50 million remaking the eastern end of Grand Center over the last decade. Its leaders are now calling for hundreds of millions of dollars in investment from new public and private sources.

Conservative talk station KXEN-AM 1010 will be rebranded as KDHX. Supporters of the now-defunct community station KDHX-FM 88.1 are not happy with the change.

The former on-air home of KDHX will host new Christian radio station 88.1 FM beginning in January.

Counterpublic and its guest curators hope the gathering of writers, thinkers, musicians and circus performers will spur audience members to find new ways of pushing for social change through art.

After a renovation, the Sheldon Concert Hall and Galleries now sports an illuminated marquee and updated visitor amenities.

The hip-hop innovator’s art show, “Roll Call: Most of My Heroes Don’t Appear on No Stamps,” is on view at Legends Gallery through Nov. 12.

The newly renovated Powell Hall, complete with extensive expansion, opens to the public with a weekend of concerts.

Metro Theater Company presents four performances of “Carmela, Full of Wishes” in Grand Center this weekend. The show for young audiences depicts a girl who is supported by her neighborhood but feels the absence of her missing father.

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra offered business and arts leaders a sneak peek at its expanded home, the Jack C. Taylor Music Center. The Grand Center facility includes a renovated Powell Hall and opens to the public for a weekend of concerts beginning Sept. 26.