MaTovu is an inclusive Jewish space in St. Louis City that fosters connection by enriching the community's spiritual, cultural, and social life.

Florist shop by day, gay club by night. (Holiday is the florist shop, Independence is the bar.) Vibe: Dance

POC owned event venue

Urban Chestnut operates two brewery locations in the city of Saint Louis–each offers a unique guest experience. Our original location, the Midtown Biergarten, features a traditional German Biergarten and a cozy taste room. Our second location, the Grove Bierhall, houses a large, industrial style Bierhall with long, communal tables–perfect for large groups. Dine in and Carryout options available.

The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis works to enrich lives and inspire curiosity, creativity, and learning through experiences with contemporary art. Our mission is to create meaningful engagement with the most relevant and innovative art being made today. We are a welcome space, free to all. We showcase work being made today for today’s audiences—art that reflects the world around us, and helps connect us to the most salient issues of our time. Not having a permanent collection allows us to be nimble, adaptive, and responsive—both to the global art world and our local community. CAM is a launch pad for artists—many of whom go on to critical acclaim—as well as a venue for St. Louisans to experience figures of international recognition. A site for discovery, CAM is a gathering place in which to view and enjoy contemporary visual culture. Inspired by the work on view, we engage thousands of people inside and outside the Museum’s walls through a wide array of activities for people of all ages, including artist talks, hands-on ArtReach workshops in schools and neighborhoods, stroller tours, and a monthly neighborhood art crawl. We provide more than 100 public programs per year—the majority of which are free—and maintain a deep relationship with St. Louis Public Schools, especially those within our one-mile radius. CAM nurtures the creative minds of our city’s young people through free, in-depth art education. In New Art in the Neighborhood, our nationally acclaimed studio art program for teens, and LEAP Middle School Initiative, students work with artists to become immersed in contemporary art issues and practices. In Teen Museum Studies, an innovative career-based training program, participants experience the inner workings of the Museum as they organize an exhibition from start to finish. These programs have proven long-lasting impact—developing better students, better citizens, and better artists and art audiences for the future.

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General admission is free every day, but there are fees for special exhibits and parking ($15/car). For the first hour of operation daily there is free admission to Children’s Zoo, Conservation Carousel, and Stingray exhibits. All guests, including Zoo members, must now reserve timed tickets prior to visiting.