" Established in 2002, the Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) exhibits and collects works by modern masters, as well as displaying an extensive collection of Jesuit artworks and artifacts. SLUMA is open the the public, following protocols set by Saint Louis University based on current guidelines from the city’s Department of Health. Admission to the museum is free."

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation is a museum that believes in the power of dynamic experiences with art. Presenting contemporary and historic art in dialogue with its celebrated Tadao Ando building, the exhibitions and programs inspire new ideas and perspectives. The Pulitzer is a place for contemplation and exchange that brings art and people together. More than twenty years after it was first imagined, the Pulitzer remains a museum where ideas are freely explored, new art is exhibited, and historic work reexamined, maintaining its focus on bringing art and people together. Admission to the Pulitzer Arts Foundation is free and public parking is available.

Started on April 2, 2019 by Quill AJ Queer-creative centric group fighting against the capitalist mindset that your work must be profitable to be meaningful. We are building a community of artists and other creatives who want to uplift each other, share tips & tricks, and celebrate all types of creative expression.

St. Louis' LGBTQ Film Festival. QFest St. Louis, now in its 15th year, uses the art of contemporary gay cinema to spotlight the lives of LGBTQ people and celebrate queer culture. QFest is presented by Cinema St. Louis, organizers of the St. Louis International Film Festival.

Saint Louis University’s Museum of Contemporary Religious Art is the first museum to bring an interfaith focus to contemporary art. Through exhibitions, collections and educational programs, MOCRA highlights and explores the ways contemporary visual artists engage the religious and spiritual dimensions. MOCRA serves the diverse Saint Louis University community, and the wider public, by facilitating personal discovery, experience and inspiration, while contributing to a wider culture of interfaith encounter and dialogue. Admission is free with a suggested donation.

The St. Louis Art Museum has free admission every day. "On Fridays, the Museum is open from 10 am to 9 pm, with free admission to ticketed exhibitions. Access for All Free Fridays include free programming and events throughout the day." Free public Wi-Fi is available to visitors on the SLAM_Guest Network.

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GLAAD works through entertainment, news, and digital media to share stories from the LGBTQ community that accelerate acceptance. GLAAD's Media Reference Guide offers tools journalists reporting for mainstream media outlets and creators in entertainment media can use to tell LGBTQ people's stories fairly and accurately.

FTM Magazine is a printed and digital magazine dedicated to the lives and culture of the FTM and Trans-Masculine community. Our content is appropriate for all ages and touches on the needs of those at all phases of their transition. FTM Magazine was first published in 2014. It was founded by Jason Robert Ballard and Leo Reichstetter through a kickstarter program. As we move forward in promoting visibility for the trans masculine spectrum, we aim to promote, celebrate, and entertain our unique culture.

A variety of programs such as GED classes, tutoring, painters internship, janitorial classes, orchestra, boxing , hip hop aerobics, dancing and more.

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.

Free Saturday classes with professional instructors. Students learn to design and build projects using both hand and power tools; also silkscreen printing and other art related skills. 4th - 12th grade. Summer workshops.

Assistance for first-time home buyers and more. Cultural, Educational and Business Center (Headquarters) Missouri Work Assistance. Other Programs offered through the MET Center. Provides many resources and several locations. Provides workforce development services including job training skills and connections to job opportunities. Workforce development and many other programs offered by this long time St. Louis agency. Social, cultural, artistic, youth, economic, housing and educational programs that help to promote positive and innovative changes within the metropolitan St. Louis area. Numerous programs and initiatives. There are several Workforce Development across Missouri in Arnold, The Crossings, Ferguson, Franklin/Jefferson County, St. Charles County, and St. Louis City.

Welcome to St. Louis’ theatre. America’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theater. For over 100 years, The Muny has captured hearts and sparked imaginations through music and movement. Each summer, we fill Forest Park with the sounds of Broadway — and we always leave a seat for you. Paid and free seating available. Free seats are claimed on a first come, first served basis. The gates open at 7:00 p.m. each evening

Young Queer Creatives is an organization dedicated to providing mental health services and support to LGBTQ+ youth and teens through expressive arts.

PASTL was founded to help increase connectivity between STL's LGBTQIA+ teenagers. Connecting LGBTQIA+ teens by creating a safer space for artistic expression and individuality.

Social group, Art and Crafts

Bad Drawing Club is an informal group for women, non-binary and gender non-conforming folks who love to draw. Hang out, draw, and chat online! Doodle on the collaborative drawing board with everyone or use your own drawing utensils. Children accompanied by adults are welcome. Events are currently hosted virtually each month from St.Louis, MO.

Queer Joy Collective's work revolves around community-based resilience building through positive expression. Rather than dismantling our oppression through reactionary methods, our organization combats discrimination through transformative actions which lead to greater social change. Within a broader network of organizations dedicated to queer liberation, QJC serves as the emotional undercurrent propelling these efforts.

"__A better way to stock your studio.__ We're St. Louis Art Supply, an independent retailer with a global network of fine suppliers. - We specialize in artist-grade paints, drawing materials, paper, stationery, and writing supplies. - We're owned and operated by artists. - We're proud to pay every employee a living wage, and we purchase as much of our stock as possible from companies that do the same. __You'll see the difference in every little item you order from us.__"

Breathwork and Reiki Practitioner, Artist

The Clubs serve youth across the region at twelve locations. Check out their website to find the location nearest you. - "We offer fun and engaging activities that promote healthy lifestyles, cultivate creative expression, support academic enrichment, foster leadership skills, and prepare students for successful transitions to college and career." - "We connect youth to caring, adult role models who invest in their personal development and maintain high expectations for their performance in the classroom, the athletic arena and the community." - "We foster a strong sense of belonging to a family-like community of peers who share our values: respect, restraint and responsibility." Programs include: - Athletics and Recreation - Arts - Education enrichment - Gardening - Leadership development - Workforce development - Cultural enrichment - Summer camps Programs for people from ages 6-18.

A St. Louis based organization focused on promoting diversity, visibility, and social change through queer art.