Leaves are Falling, St. Louis is Calling
Fall in St. Louis is more than a season – it’s a celebration. From crisp walks through vibrant neighborhoods to lively festivals and local flavors, the region welcomes every kind of traveler. Come and discover the charm, color and culture that make STL autumns sing. Ready to make the most of your trip? Start with our curated list of 25 Things To Do in St. Louis.
Fall Festival Lineup Unleashed
Balloon glows and street shows, pumpkin patches and art after dark – St. Louis fall festivals are lit! Powered by mild weather, craft beer and playful scares, the region’s upcoming events appeal to every vibe. Whether you’re chasing thrills, flavors or Instagrammable views, St. Louis is serving up serious fall magic.
Discover Drama Beyond the Arch
This fall, stages across St. Louis will tell stories of a shipwrecked boy’s survival on a wild lifeboat, a teenage songwriter’s rise from obscurity to stardom and a Roaring Twenties romp with laughs from start to finish. And that’s only the first act!
Events for Fall Fun in St. Louis
Kid-friendly events, art fairs, music festival, beer blasts and spooky encounters await in the Gateway City.
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Oh My Gourd! These Pumpkin Patches Have So Many Seasonal Offerings
Alongside picture-perfect pumpkins, these St. Louis pumpkin patches offer massive corn mazes, bouncy wagon rides and festive local foods.
Celebrate Halloween All October Long with These Spooky St. Louis Events
Ghost stories, fear farms, haunted houses – how many horrors can you handle?
Raise a Glass at These Oktoberfest Celebrations in St. Louis
Music, food and local pints take over St. Louis’ neighborhoods and breweries this fall.
Get Out and Explore the Best Parks in St. Louis
This local guide to green spaces and hidden gems spotlights places to hike, bike and paddle near iconic attractions.
Take Home a Piece of St. Louis
The ultimate St. Louis shopping guide for residents and visitors alike.
Go Ape Brings Treetop Thrills to St. Louis
Climb, swing and zip through the canopy of Creve Coeur Park on this sky-high adventure.
Fall’s Favorite Playground
From the Central West End to the Delmar Loop and Maplewood to Kirkwood, St. Louis neighborhoods invite crisp walks among fiery foliage, iconic attractions and jovial crowds.
A Visit to the Gateway Arch
Every St. Louis itinerary should start with a visit to Gateway Arch National Park. Did you know that you can take a tram ride to the top of the 630-foot-tall monument? Back on the ground, the Museum at the Gateway Arch offers a free, innovative and accessible experience, showcasing more than 200 years of St. Louis history. And for the best views of the St. Louis skyline, climb aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch.
