Jen Roberts
St. Louis Magazine
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Under-the-radar spring break destinations within driving distance of St. Louis
If you're looking for a low-key spot to get away while on a budget, consider these Midwest destinations. → Read More
Hop on a nonstop flight from St. Louis Lambert International Airport to these international destinations
Jamaica, Cancun, Toronto, and Frankfurt, Germany, are among the options that are accessible via a direct flight this spring. → Read More
5 travel destinations to learn more about Black history
From museums to historic sites, many are within driving distance from St. Louis. → Read More
Midwest towns with European flair
If traveling to Europe isn’t in your budget, then check out these spots within driving distance or a short flight from St. Louis. → Read More
Tips and trips for traveling by train from St. Louis
Enjoy a mix of urban and natural landscapes while traveling via railway, an affordable and eco-friendly option for getting around. → Read More
A guide to eagle watching near St. Louis
See eagles along the rivers and up close at events in Grafton and Alton this winter. → Read More
5 Midwest retreats to unwind and reflect in the new year
On the heels of the holidays and the season’s festive frenzy, the new year is a time to take a deep breath, look back on the past year, and prioritize what’s important in the year to come. → Read More
A St. Louisan's guide to Mérida, accessible via a direct flight to Cancun
Conveniently located three hours from Cancun, Yucatán's capital is known for its colonial architecture, rich Mayan culture, and Yucatan cuisine. → Read More
Where to eat, play, and stay in Des Moines
Iowa's capital offers an array of art, dining, and history. → Read More
10 top coffee roasters across the Midwest and beyond
You don’t have to travel far to find a vibrant coffee culture, whether in our own backyard or just beyond. → Read More
Why Iowa City is an ideal destination for literature lovers
Just four hours north of St. Louis, the UNESCO-recognized City of Literature is home to the renowned Iowa Writers’ Workshop, the Iowa City Book Festival, and more. → Read More
10 Midwest breweries worth traveling beyond St. Louis
While it might be hard to imagine leaving St. Louis in search of great beer, there are myriad noteworthy options. Here are just a handful. → Read More
With new book, Pat Coleman shares stories of women overcoming adversity
The Behavioral Health Response CEO views the book, Overcoming: Living our Best Life in Spite of…, as one more way to connect with and inspire others. → Read More
St. Louis high schoolers on life in the wake of the pandemic, community involvement, and what parents should understand about being a teen
Students are adjusting to a reality that’s slightly closer to pre-pandemic times → Read More
3 luxurious places to stay in Chicago
With all of the amenities, you might not want to leave your room. → Read More
Artist Sam Meléndez puts more than one idea on the canvas
By making the progression on his work of arts public, the St. Louis artist offers up a dialogue with the viewer, revealing the evolution of his ideas and creating works that are honest and multifaceted. → Read More
Escape into the magic of Mexico with direct flights from St. Louis to Cancun
The Yucatán Peninsula offers visitors culture, ancient Mayan ruins, and nature–all of which are easily accessible from Cancun. → Read More
8 college towns near St. Louis for fall travel fun
Local experts share their tips on where to eat, play, and stay in Columbia, Madison, and beyond. → Read More
6 tips for traveling from St. Louis by train
If the cost savings wasn’t luring enough, train travel is considered to be one of the most eco-friendly ways to travel. → Read More
Forai partners with immigrant and refugee women to craft textiles and a better life
Each year, the nonprofit works with eight to 12 women who participate in workshops where they learn how to sew or make quality jewelry. → Read More