With gyms being closed, I have recently been going on runs throughout my neighborhood and stumbled…read moreacross this sweet little neighborhood farm. This farm apparently opened in 1991 and has been one of the oldest operating community gardens in the St. Louis area. Perhaps, making sense because it's so close to the floral district. It's certainly a centerpiece of our neighborhood and adds a green vibrancy to what otherwise would be a brick and concrete dominated area. There are beautiful flowers surrounding the gardens and lush plants, vegetable and flowers throughout.

The Transgender Memorial Garden is a sacred space for queer and trans folks in Saint Louis and…read morebeyond. It's actually the first of its kind in the US. It's a garden to honor the lives of transgender people who have been lost to violence and discrimination. It also exists to celebrate the lives ad vibrancy of the community. It was dreamt up by a local activist, Jordan Braxton, who also happens to be an iconic drag performer (Dieta Pepsi). Sayer Johnson, of the Metro Trans Umbrella Group looks after the garden and sees to its maintenance. You can contact them if you have a group to volunteer who wants to help out with the garden. It's common to drive by it on Saturday mornings and see groups working on it. It's lovely. I remember the first time I had been was before I was out as a trans person. A group of queer activists and allies gathered after the evening of the Pulse Nightclub tragedy. It was one of the most impactful and memorable moments of my 20's. Folks were obviously scared and grieving, but we were together. It was a hard and beautiful night. For me that galvanizes what the garden means to me. It's sacred and beautiful, but also a reminder that hate and discrimination still exist. If you haven't been, or didn't know it was right here in the backyard of the Grove, you should visit sometime.

Great little park. I remember coming here very little for their wonderful fireworks display.read more

Came here for a summer concert, which for 2024 happened on Thursdays Jun 6 - Aug 8 from 7p-9p. The…read moreconcerts are free, there are plenty of parking, and food and beverage vendors are onsite. Some people brought their own chairs, blankets, snacks and their own beverages. Vendors onsite: -Charlottes Rib Barbecue -Kona Ice of West St. Louis County -The Crafty Chameleon Brewery & Pizzeria -Mountain Man Skrub demonstrations and sales -Tre Cuori Gelateria & Acai -Mary Kay .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2024

Nice inclusive playground with turf ground and mostly fenced it. Near the parking lot and bathrooms.read more

Summer Music in the park with Tim Cunningham. This guy never disappoints. Saxophone vibes. Solo…read moredate night and I really enjoyed my peaceful night. Music and memories, what a combination. Plentiful parking, bring your own seats and drinks and snacks . Food truck was available. Looking forward to more music groups this summer. Until next time !

Great place to take in a play. The guild there offers several shows per performance year. Good…read moreentertainment done very well and at a good price, easy to parking and not a bad seat in the house.

Before you're allowed in the pool you have to get a non resident or a resident card which ranges in…read moreprice for one person was under $20 and you're allowed 4 guests. The card is good for three years but then you must pay for entry. Very pricey and not advertised that you must have a card. The pools were full of cicadas, leave and other dirt and debris. They only have two slides for bigger kids and one slide for smaller kids. It's a small "water park" so I don't feel the quality is worth the price. There are three different pools plus a lazy river. The concession stands have a lot from frozen grapes to cheeseburgers, hot dogs nachos and ice cream

At 2 acres this is the smallest city park in St. Peter's. The neighborhood park contains a small…read morecovered picnic shelter with BBQ grill, and a playground. A corner of the park contains the St. Peter's community garden. Here residents can plant flowers or food plants for their own enjoyment or harvest. There are no restrooms here.