No matter your age, interests or budget, you’ll find something fun to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Over-the-top light displays, family-friendly train adventures, decked-out pop-up bars and nonstop entertainment – St. Louis pulls no punches during the holidays. Whether you’re a cheer chaser or a seasonal skeptic, there’s a magical experience waiting to spark your spirit – even the staunchest Scrooges won’t stand a chance.
Art exhibitions. Live music. Food festivals. Sports games. There’s always something exciting happening here. Find an event that interests you.
Thanks to partner support, the Gateway Arch and the Old Courthouse will open on select days from Nov. 7 to 29.
Check off your holiday gift list with art, books, candles, jewelry, toys and more from these local makers and small businesses.
If you don’t have the will or the way to cook in St. Louis over Thanksgiving, these top-notch restaurants have got you covered.
Insider tips on what to do before and after the puck drops.
Alongside picture-perfect pumpkins, these St. Louis pumpkin patches offer massive corn mazes, bouncy wagon rides and festive local foods.
Bright citrus, subtle smoke and aromatic spices complement fresh tortillas, exquisite meats and wild greens at this elevated Mexican restaurant.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more magical place to experience theater than The Fabulous Fox.
Climb, swing and zip through the canopy of Creve Coeur Park on this sky-high adventure.
Scintillating productions – both original and revived – receive the spotlight this season.
From solitary journeys to guided excursions, Shaw Nature Reserve invites you to enjoy a serene escape among natural landscapes.
From retro diners to French bistros and garden shops to entertainment complexes, we’ve rounded up the best places to brunch in St. Louis.
This local guide to green spaces and hidden gems spotlights places to hike, bike and paddle near iconic attractions.
Urban explorer, outdoor adventurer, aficionado of family fun – no matter your travel persona, you’ll find plenty to do in St. Louis. Brimming with free, world-class attractions, fascinating historic sites and beloved sports teams – plus, local flavors and soulful sounds on every corner – the region makes it easy to fill your itinerary with personalized activities.
St. Louis is often referred to as a city of neighborhoods. Each one has its own identity, with a unique character, style and vibe that adds to the vibrant patchwork of our region. We don’t expect you to see all of them in one trip, though, which is why we’ve created guides to help you decide where to start.
