Free from 9am to noon Monday and Tuesday and just a dollar any other time, this art deco glass building is a Forest Park 'jewel'
Musical theatre in the open air! Our neighboring theatre in Forest Park, the Muny's season starts just after Shakespeare Festival ends so be sure to come back to Forest Park for more theatre fun!
A great way to explore the park and don't forget brunch, lunch or dinner, the Boat House has a great restaurant too!
free outdoor productions by the Bard, pack a blanket or lawn chair and some snacks for a great evening in the park
great place to see a movie. go early so you can get one of the leather couches. They're great! They also have full bar and bowling alley in basement.
Free admission everyday, but the special exhibition is also free on Fridays.
Seeing a show at the Fox is a St. Louis "must." They just don't build 'em like that anymore...aside from enjoying the great shows they put on, you'll find yourself enjoying the architecture and decor.
This is the first of the major union stations where Harvey ran all the restaurants. You can have dinner in the old Harvey dining room, now part of a Marriott hotel. Read more.
Adam make his own concrete, a mix of Ted’s frozen custard with toppings! As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
During summer months, bring the kids in swim suits and be sure to wear shoes that can get wet. You'll be dodging water fountains if you really want to explore.
Visit the park. Avoid the gift shop. Follow the path through the woods. Find the hidden sculptures. Be sure to wear comfortable walking/hiking shoes.
