Jane Henderson is a book editor and journalist based in St. Louis. With a focus on local news and cultural events, Jane's articles for publications such as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Cleburne Times Review cover a wide range of topics including art, literature, community events, and social issues.
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Jane Henderson's coverage is primarily focused on local events and news related to art, books, libraries, and the St. Louis area. She often covers book-related events, author discussions, library initiatives, and philanthropic contributions with a focus on entertainment and culture.
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CLAYTON — A Palestinian dance troupe says it was asked to perform at one of the region's premier art shows, set for this weekend — and was then “canceled.”
By: Jane Henderson
You can't nibble on this fall's art exhibitions, but the rest of the senses come into play. In one museum, performers will dance among artwork, including some that can work
By: Jane Henderson
Fall events include two book festivals and dozens of authors coming to town.
By: Jane Henderson
Brendan Fernandes will choreograph movement in connection with the exhibit "Scott Burton: Shape Shift," which opens Sept. 6.
By: Jane Henderson
Somewhat humble-looking, pawpaws nevertheless produce the biggest edible native fruit in the United States. The problem, though, is that they are perfectly ripe for just a few days.
Sometimes we become so used to public artworks, we almost don't notice they are there. But St. Louis has a variety of sculptures that deserve observation.
By: Jane Henderson
If you're not sure what modern architecture in St. Louis is brag-worthy, there's a new poster to guide you.
By: Jane Henderson
In addition to drawing from multiple regions in Africa, the exhibt spans the 13th to 21st centuries.
By: Jane Henderson
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By: Jane Henderson
Mickey Bergman will talk about his work and book as a headliner at this year's St. Louis Jewish Book Festival.
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