Came here to the my oldest step daughter. Our first time here and came across their page from a…read morelocal city Facebook group. They are located off caryle Ave. Not far from Scott Air Force Base. Support local! We got there around 10:30 or so and hardly anyone there yet. It was so nice this family opened up their property to let the public pick pumpkins and provide some fun fall activities. They even allowed us to meet their miniature cows and baby sheep. All around happy we got to come here. We purchased at least over 4+ pumpkins of all sizes, shapes, and colors. The smaller ones are $1 and the rest are by the lb. They have many wagons set a side to use to load up your picks. They did tell us the ones on the vine may not be ready yet, but if you did they can come out to help cut them. They have a little corn maze to get through to the patch. They have ample grassy area parking. With signs and portable bathrooms if needed. They accept cash or card. Also time wise we only knew of the weekend times. 10-3 that we are aware of currently. They have their own facebook page and website so you can see times etc

This family had a dream. You pick or select from pumpkins around the farm. Price is by the pound…read more She has merch, pumpkins and fun. Check them out.

I honestly debated taking off a star for one issue, but in the end I couldn't bring myself to do it…read morebecause everything else about this museum was so wonderful. First of all, it's free, which is incredible considering the quality of the collection. It's located in the middle of beautiful Forest Park, so even getting there is part of the experience. The museum sits on top of Art Hill, and the grounds are gorgeous with wide green spaces, walking paths, and beautiful views. It's the kind of place where you can easily spend an afternoon both inside and outside. The museum itself has an impressive collection spanning so many cultures and time periods. There are ancient artifacts, European paintings, sculptures, decorative arts... and yes, they even have Egyptian mummies. Seeing those in person was fascinating, although I'll admit it always makes me wonder about the provenance and how museum collections like that came to be. That's a much bigger conversation though. The staff were also fantastic. Everyone I spoke with was kind, approachable, and happy to share what they knew about the artwork and exhibits. You could tell they genuinely enjoyed being there. The only reason I almost docked a star was because I came across... well... a piece of poop on the gallery floor. It wasn't cleaned up immediately, and it seemed to sit there for a while before anyone noticed. It definitely caught me off guard. That said, I don't think it's really fair to blame the museum for another visitor's actions. Accidents happen, and while I wish it had been spotted sooner, it didn't take away from how much I enjoyed the museum overall. Beautiful setting, incredible collection, friendly staff, and one of the best free museums I've visited. Definitely worth a stop if you're in St. Louis.

I'm not from the St Louis area but this is still my second visit to the St. Louis Art Museum. This…read moreis truly a premier art museum with a diverse variety of exhibits, including an outdoor sculpture gardens. It's located in beautiful Forest Park and the views of the park from the front entrance are great. The building itself is an architectural gem. We spent over 2 hours here and only scratched the surface.

We took advantage of the free tours being offered at the Campbell house museum this weekend and it…read morewas a great time. The fact that so much of the original furniture, art, and accessories remain in top condition if wild after all these years. Our tour guide was fantastic and we really enjoyed ourselves. A must-do if you are at all interested in STL history

Went on the architectural tour with a fantastic docent. So much history and ways of exploring this…read moretreasure . Got sidetracked from original purpose for the tour by many people in the tour asking interesting questions. There are many tour themes offered.

This was my first time coming to this event. There were vendors from all around the world cooking…read moreup some good food and drinks. There were also vendors there selling clothes, jewelry and other products. There were two stages for the numerous amount of performers that will be there over the span of the weekend. There were also art installations which were great for social media and pic opportunities. I would highly suggest not doing what we did and show up later to this festival because parking is an absolute nightmare. There are vendors selling drinks too (alcoholic and Non-alcoholic drinks). This is a family event or to go with groups of friends.

-- A Passport to the World, Right in St. Louis…read more The Festival of Nations is one of those events that makes you fall in love with St. Louis all over again. For a weekend, the beautiful Tower Grove Park -- a historic landmark and true center of the community -- transforms into a living, breathing celebration of cultures from around the globe. Each tent, stage, and food stand offers a chance to step into someone else's world for a few moments. You can taste flavors from continents apart, hear music that spans generations, and watch traditional dances performed with pride and joy. From the sizzle of street food to the swirl of colorful costumes, every detail feels like an authentic gift from the communities who call St. Louis home. What I love most is that it's not just a food and music festival -- it's a chance to meet your neighbors, learn their stories, and understand the history and traditions they carry. It's a reminder that our city's strength comes from its diversity. The Festival of Nations is more than an event -- it's an invitation. An invitation to listen, to celebrate, and to honor the cultures that make St. Louis a true crossroads of the world. Bring your curiosity, your appetite, and your respect, and you'll leave richer than you arrived.

We were a little hesitant to take our 18 month old there not knowing if it would be kid friendly-…read moreit was a hit! All the exhibits were entertaining for all ages and kept us busy inside during a cold winter. Would suggest to any parent or couple looking for a fun weekend activity. Everyone was spaced out and hand sanitizer was everywhere- we felt very safe!

My daughter and I visited the city of St. Louis. We throughly enjoyed Civil Rights that focused on…read morethe St. Louis leaders in the past and present.

My grandson (who is three) loved the museum and all the different trains. There were multiple…read moreplaces to cool down and a nice concession area for water and/or a snack. Plenty of parking was available and the children's play area was well stocked with kids toys, books, and art. There's a nice display of Route 66 old cars.

Great place to visit with the family. You'll find train, bus and antique cars! There's also a…read moretoddler area for kids Plan a day visit here, whether you are a transportation fanatic or for the kids! We opted not to take the train ride because it was a little pricey for what it's worth.

I can't say enough good things about this place but here's a start:…read more- The View: STUNNING! It is just a gorgeous place to be - The Location: Parking always available and very easy to get to downtown - The Mission: A place you can feel good about supporting (and volunteering!) - They Make It Easy: It's easy to drop in on a Saturday morning if you want to get your hands dirty and help harvest - Cool Events: You can go to yoga, chef's dinners, or just host your own event for an EXTREMELY low cost - The People: Good people know good people, and everyone who is associated with a beautiful project like this is bound to be kind, interesting, and forward-thinking

Cutest antique store!! Very reasonably priced and proceeds support the botanical garden. Staff are…read morevolunteers and very helpful! You get a discount with your membership to the gardens!

I was excited to visit as I always miss the business hours. However, we were watched like common…read morecriminals the ENTIRE time and it was uncomfortable. I wish I had told them what I thought when I left but was humilitated. I am employed, can afford many things in that store and never steal. I'm not sure why that would even happen but I will not be back. Happy Mother's Day! It was nice to go to the store across the street and be treated well.