St Louis Things to Do

The 10-block area known as Grand Center is St. Louis' premier art and entertainment district. It is home to art, dining, housing, parties and events. Grand Center Inc., established in 1987, is a group dedicated to overseeing th... more

St. Alphonsus Liguori "Rock" Church has been an area landmark since its dedication in 1872 and is now home to more than 1,300 church families. Although it has undergone several additions since the 1800s, its mission has not cha... more

Named after the builder, Eads Bridge is a combination road and railway bridge over the Mississippi River. It joins St. Louis with East St. Louis in Illinois. At 6,442 ft, it was the bridge with the longest arch in the world, co... more

Patricia Cole decided that St. Louis is "too big and diverse to set limits" on who's voice can be heard. As one of the founders of Skirt Chasers III, LLC, Patricia and other Black lesbian artists produced Sista Speak, a monthly... more

The Laumeier Sculpture Park provides an excellent artistic avenue for young, budding artists and established ones to exhibit their works. It is a favorite venue for exhibitions of drawing, painting, ceramics, glass and photogra... more

This brilliantly designed residential complex poses to be a magnificent attraction in downtown St. Louis. Equipped with most modern facilities and spectacular views, Packard Lofts enthralls the residents and the visitors for su... more

This museum preserves a wide range of military artifacts in the memory of fallen soldiers who served in the United States military. Featuring artifacts of all branches of the military, Soldiers' Memorial Military Museum serves... more

The National Register of Historic Places calls this church a landmark, locals call it a bakery, and Catholic members call it home. Founded in 1843, this church has since been redesigned into the splendorous form it still holds... more

This aristocratic Victorian home-turned-museum is the only survivor of the Locust Street area. Built in 1851 and preserved with 90 percent of its original furnishings and decor kept intact, this museum has become a major attrac... more

Built circa 1995, this landmark is located in the heart of Downtown St. Louis, seating more than 70,000 people for sporting events, concerts and conventions. Although the dome is young, it has been a host to many personalities... more