Here are 5 ideas to help you Explore St. Louis this weekend.
Valentine’s Day
Treat your Valentine to an extraordinary experience this weekend! Many of St. Louis’ best restaurants, hotels and attractions have put together great offers. To make your plans, check out our St. Louis Valentine’s Day Guide.
Black NonPareil
Take a walk through art at Black Nonpareil at the Angad Arts Hotel. The exhibit consists of 29 pieces of artwork from 18 local Black artists. 10% of all sales from the Black Nonpareil exhibit will be donated to the All Black Creatives Foundation, which provides free classes, networking opportunities and job referrals to emerging Black leaders in creative and tech fields.
National Blues Museum
Head to the National Blues Museum and celebrate the genre that is the foundation of all modern American music. Discover an entertaining environment that includes high impact technology-driven experiences, a state-of-the-art theater, and artifact-driven exhibits. Due to COVID-19, capacity is limited and advance tickets are required.
Black History Month
Celebrate Black History Month with your family this weekend. Let Explore St. Louis be your guide in planning a weekend filled with rich history and culture. Check out these blogs for more information: Black Culture in the Gateway City and A Walk Through Black History in St. Louis.
Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum
From now through the end of April, visit the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum to see their Character Phone exhibit. Winnie-the-Pooh, R2-D2, Big Bird and Kermit the Frog are just a few of the fun phones you’ll get to see at this truly unique museum.
From ice skating, skiing and sledding to visiting your favorite attractions, shops and restaurants, now is the perfect time to enjoy St. Louis Winter Classics. Make sure to share your St. Louis photos with us using #ExploreStLouis, you could be featured on our social page.
