It is free! The museum has a specialty exhibit every few months and has multiple levels of different types of art. Art Hill right out the front door is perfect for an afternoon picnic!
This museum on Washington University's scenic campus regularly rotates it's collection, including many more contemporary art shows Read more.
Get a tattoo from Amanda Pepper or Lauren Busiere. Super talented artists. Read more.
This is one of the best things St. Louis has done in my nearly 10 years of living here. Splash in the fountains, sit on giant bunnies and traipse over waterfalls while admiring art. Our "Central Park" Read more.
Citygarden has some interesting and varied art but is pretty small, so if you want a longer day out of it, head to Union Station or the Arch afterwards. Read more.
See live stand-up comedy and magic in this working glass art studio beginning September 10. Very cool vibe. Excellent date night or bring the gang. Ask about ticket discounts for group of eight or mor Read more.
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Attend their annual Wall Ball event, where artists are challenged to make a full painting or composition in less than 4 hours. Stick around for the drinks and cupcakes Read more.
In Feb 2012, Emily Rauh Pulitzer was presented with the National Medal of the Arts by President Barack Obama - http://bit.ly/zM6TEI
Visited nearby Bellevegas, had to stop by world famous flying hairy baby cafe. Still awesome, still weird, still doing things its own way. Great incubator for artists.
The Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation has provided grants to regional arts organizations that focus on bringing the arts to the youth of St. Louis.
Great place to visit. Friendly staff. Every corner has a different piece of art. Fun for the kids and a visual masterpiece.
The Go! List 2013: Best place to take a New York art snob Read more.