Barbecue, outdoor theater, naked bike riders, the Pride parade and more -- June was the month to be outdoors in St. Louis, as many of us refused to be defeated by crushing humidity. Curated by Steve Hardy.
US soccer fans were several beers beyond excited for the US vs. Ghana World Cup game on June 26. They packed tightly inside Amsterdam Tavern -- along with St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay -- for the game, which the US lost 2-1 in extra time. This fan reacts to the goal by Ghana. Beer, painted faces, flags as capes and more at Amsterdam.
"With the new exhibit Beyond XY: Four Photographers Explore the Masculine Continuum, the phd Gallery (2300 Cherokee Street) takes a close, celebratory look at gender identity and "maleness." -Brook Foster
Israeli and Palestinian supporters squared off on Delmar Boulevard in early June, over the Israeli Navy's attack on the so-called "freedom flotilla" that publicly claimed to carry humanitarian supplies to Gaza Strip denizens. See more protest photos on the Daily RFT.
A couple hundred people celebrated the summer solstice on June 19 and 20 at Koken Art Factory on the South Side for an all-night party and camp-out. Bands, DJ's and art were the main attractions. And some cuddling, most likely. See more photos from Pajama Jam at Koken Art Factory.
Sean Garrett gives away some Louis Vuitton purses to a few lucky ladies in attendance on June 12 at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. Garrett was an opening act for the Drank/Gucci Mane show. See more photos from the St. Louis Drake / Gucci Mane show.