What’s the short version of Foam’s history, including any twists-and-turns in programming and menu?Foam was opened by Mike Glodeck on October 30th, 2009. I started working there as a barista and bar tender later that year. I quickly took over booking and promotions because DIY music is where my experience and passion lies. Almost five […]
Recently, with the release of the latest edition of the St. Louis Blues Society’s “BluesLetter,” Mary Kaye Tonnies and Jeremy Segel-Moss sat in their new basement office at Nebula. Together, they folded hundreds of the issue’s copies for mailing. About 300 members get the informative newsletter sent to them, and many more are distributed throughout […]
Pop culture lifestyle magazine Paste compiled a list of the 50 Coolest Coworking Spaces Across The Country and Nebula made the list as the only space in Missouri. Their selection criteria noted “The brightest voices are those joined together in pursuit of possibility and inclusivity,” “Standouts are the ones offering flexibility, independence, accessibility and community […]
One of the great things about Nebula’s location is close proximity to a variety of St. Louis’ most-interesting food-and-beverage purveyors. Among them is Whisk: A Sustainable Bakeshop, located just east of a Nebula at 2201 Cherokee. Proprietor Kaylen Wissinger’s at the shop ’round the clock, it seems, whether baking, working the counter or otherwise engaging […]
Pikazo is among the first businesses to move to the Schoolhouse, a complementary office complex to the nearby Nebula. Here, Amy VanDonsel, Program Manager of Pikazo, discusses both the history of that project, which had been headquartered at Nebula, and the company’s move to the former St. Matthew’s Schoolhouse, 3449 South Jefferson. (We’ll also note, […]
Sara Johnson, a Nebulite for about two years, recently won a contested race for Committeewoman of the City’s 9th Ward; she ran on a slate with Committeeman candidate Bryan Walsh and both are now set to serve in their new roles. Johnson lives nearby, in Benton Park West, with her dog, Winston. She serves as […]
These days, Ellie Balk splits time between St. Louis and New York City, finding work and inspiration in both locales. “I built my career in New York and was there for 12 years,” she says. “Here, I’ve lived for almost two years; it’ll be two in October. The work is still coming in New York, […]
During the past half-decade, Edward Domain’s life has changed, dramatically and often. In 2012, he moved to St. Louis after winning an Arch Grant. In 2013, he was involved in a near-fatal taxi accident, one that saw eventually lock horns in a very public battle with the St. Louis Metro Taxi Commission. Large chunks of […]