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    An 'usie' spot at the lovely Sheldon.
    Gayle R.

    Incredible jewel of a venue. Eclectic and well curated art gallery, gorgeous concert hall with phenomenal acoustics. Very well run too by staff and volunteers.

    Shalaunte W.

    Black Violin full circle tour 2025!!!! I was very uneducated on this gem , which is close to the Fox Theater, I repeatedly use the parking lot which sits right across the street from this building and never noticed. My apologies! This is an art gallery/concert venue. Parking is street parking and or parking lots that charges $15/ $20 . Check website for more information! Venue is well lit, seats are comfortable, seating is compact. In my opinion no bad seat in the building since this is a smaller venue. I believe it holds like 712 ppl. Staff friend and helpful and eager to assist. Restrooms nice size! Black violinist and opening act Abraham Alexander were very professional, talented and engaged well with the audience. Speakers were in tune with the music as well as the microphone. Plenty of strobe lights and dark lights to keep you intrigued. Monies well spent, performances started on time with one intermission. FYI you can bring in one empty water bottle. I will definitely check this venue out for more upcoming shows.

    Shirley D.

    My husband and I saw Roger McGuinn of the Byrds. The acoustics in The Sheldon are great and there really is not a bad seat in the house. They have recently done some remodeling and have full bars on main and upper floor. Plenty of bathrooms for intermission. We were tipped off that you can ride the elevator or take the stairs to the 4th floor for no wait for a bathroom. Plenty of parking. Parking lot next door, across the street and a parking garage within easy walking distance. They wet all charging $20. You can do free street parking farther down Washington or one of the side streets, but you are taking your chances on a break in. Otherwise, the area is safe when the crowds are present.

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    Kristi K.

    Luxurious setting for gallery and liver performances with close secure parking and terrific staff.

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    Areanna S.

    As a performer I enjoyed this intimate venue. Their green rooms and dressing rooms are spacious for the right size cast and their accommodations take some of the stress off of performing. They offered teas, honeys, and kitchen space to prepare or indulge before or after your show(s). Their ballroom upstairs was more elaborate than I ever imagined and the views were stunning. The house provided an acoustic experience that made the audience feel surrounded by us. That is a feeling you wish for the closest seat all the way to the last row. I believe it was achieved. The crew from lighting to sound were helpful and gracious. With the short time we spent during our black out rehearsals, they rocked and they rolled with every slight change and major production adjustment. Great place to witness living art. Even better place to showcase it. Check out a show or two!

    View from the second row and the balcony seat number four. This was before someone sat in front of me and obstructed my view.
    Sherry H.

    This was my second time at the Sheldon. I love the old style of the theater, but it sure is not very comfortable. The seats are definitely not made for tall people, wooden seats with small padding on the part you sit on. Not much legroom at all. I am 6 foot tall and sat on the second row of the balcony and I had a hard time during the show seeing over the guys head in front of me. I constantly had to Bob back-and-forth to try to see the singer. It also was not very handicap friendly facility. The restrooms were between the concert hall and the art gallery section. If you had to go during the concert, you are going to miss quite a bit of it as it took a while to get to them. They did mention that they are in the process of renovating hopefully they'll have restrooms closer and maybe redoing the seating area? Fingers crossed.

    The view from the top!
    Charly P.

    My husband and I attended Festival of the Seasons at the Sheldon and the experience was fantastic! First up; the staff: absolutely amazing. Every single person I spoke to on staff greeted me warmly and was as helpful as could be! Second up; the seats: if you're a fuller figured person you will have some issues here. The seats are pretty narrow and there's really no space between you and your neighbors the acoustics: an audiophile's DREAM. We were seated ALL the way up at the tippy top and it sounded like we were in the sweet spot; every single person we spoke to thought THEY were in the sweet spot! There is truly no bad seat at The Sheldon. They were selling snacks and cocktails at the bar and though we didn't partake, everything looked delicious! I will definitely be back to The Sheldon! Pro tip: if your event has merch, get there early! There's usually only one stall and the line (though moved through VERY efficiently) can get pretty long.

    The view from the front.
    Lisa G.

    This was my first time at the Sheldon. It is a beautiful space. I was there for a talk and book signing. You entered on the ground floor, then went up two flights of stairs, then entering the room, you walked down steps to get to a seat. The speaker was easy to hear, and the presentation was easy to see. There were elevators to accommodate those who don't like stairs. There was street parking and a lot directly across the street for $15. The only thing unpleasant about the whole night was the nasty parking attendant. He was unnecessarily rude to me and the 4 or 5 cars of females I heard him talk to after I parked. Other than that, the Sheldon is a great place to visit.

    The stage at the Sheldon before a show.
    Debby A.

    Gorgeous older building! There is ample parking nearby. The seats are not comfortable, but they are beautiful and it is really about the performance. There are art galleries, the hall where the performances are, and then there is a gorgeous ballroom. The event we attended had a dinner add-on before the show. The meal was served in the ballroom. If I was having an event, the ballroom is lovely and has great views. In an era where customer service is almost a joke, the Sheldon maintains it to almost an art form. It seems like they love what they do.

    Art gallery at the Sheldon Concert Hall & Ballroom
    Bruce K.

    No concerts today but we stopped by for the art. And there was LOTS of art. Mostly modern (not contemporary - that's next door!) art and interesting innovative pieces. I liked the music hall with the classic instruments. I mean, who doesn't love a Mongolian fiddle? The beautiful golden heart "The Heart Called Orchid" was beautiful. The trash exhibit, not so much. Masks required and apparently advance reservations but it was slow so they let us in. [Review 14446 overall, 1772 of 2020, number 80 in Missouri.]

    Susan D.

    I do love attending concerts at this St. Louis city treasure. Every event that I've been to has been general admission. But, being a smaller, more intimate venue, there's not a bad seat in the house and it has fantastic acoustics. Thoroughly enjoyed a fabulous classical piano concert by Einav Yarden. Parking is a cinch at the bargain price of only $10.00 on their private parking lot. Restrooms are super clean and well maintained for an aged building. Know before you go, the Sheldon still has Covid restrictions. Masks and proof of vaccination are required. Planning a return daytime visit to checkout the art galleries.

    information about the exhibit
    Heather H.

    Stopped in as we were walking by to see what kind of art was at Sheldon. I believe my favorite was the music hall. O saw some very interesting instruments I had no idea even existed. There was other very nice displays of art throughout the museum. My mom will love the heart.

    Stephanie S.

    Tonight I went to a wedding at this venue and had an absolute blast!! Firt the ceremony was in the concert hall. As you walk in their was an usher taking people to their seats. The seats were very comfortable and you had room to stretch, if needed. After the ceremony, they had the reception in the ballroom above the hall. The food they served was to die for plus the dj was great also!! My only complaint was I wish they had more restrooms for everyone. I unfortunately had to wait to use it after the ceremony.

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    Upstairs at the Cheshire - Gorgeous wood walls, lighting fixtures and beautiful windows.

    Upstairs at the Cheshire

    4.0(1 review)
    4.0 miHi-Pointe

    Overall the experience we had with hosting our wedding reception at the Upstairs was quite good…read more I had been to a fantastic Yelp event at the Cheshire, where we got to tour and taste our way through all of the fantastic spots on the Cheshire property. I already knew the Upstairs was a gorgeous space with warm textured wooded walls and beautiful imported lighting fixtures. When we began the process of planning for our wedding reception, we were already staying at the Cheshire (taking a Brit to the British hotel when he's in town visiting is the way to make him feel at home, right?), already, so we decided to see if we could see the space as a possibility for our celebration. We had a few other ideas of locations, but we loved the Cheshire. It felt so right to us. The room is split into two distinct spaces. I requested that all of the guest tables (we had 60 guests) remain on the side of the room with the wood paneling, light fixtures and windows. The dance floor and DJ were set-up on the other side. The space would absolutely accommodate more guests, but it didn't seem ridiculous to have so few. They let us use their mirrored chargers and votives for the tables, and we brought in vases of flowers with our own table numbers on them. Originally, we were set to have our happy hour in the fireplace room, which is still on the second floor, but outside of the ballroom. When Lucy abruptly left, she was replaced by Karina, who very kindle advised us that the Red Room downstairs was not being used on the night of our event, so we had our cocktail hour and hors dourves downstairs. It was perfect because this meant we could easily stand near the door to greet the guests as they arrived, and then when it was time to go upstairs, it was a whole new venue. This allowed us to have our evening bar, place card table, gift table and even a selfie photo booth in the fireplace room. It was perfect. We set-up our cake on a table on the dance floor, which if I had to do it again, would have in the fireplace room or closer to the entry somehow, as many of our guests reportedly never say the cake prior to us going to cut it... and it was a gorgeous cake and deserved to be seen. I didn't enjoy the experience of working with Lucy, as I felt like she wasn't very friendly and didn't make us feel important at all. Working with Karina was much nicer. Because we live in London, and were finalising details from home, she went out of her way to set-up a Skype call to introduce herself and go over things. I have very few complaints about our event, but I had been told that the tables would be set the morning of the event or the day prior. To me, "set" meant that there would be linens, plates, glasses, and silverware on the tables. Chris and I picked up our cake and delivered it to the ballroom ourselves at 1:30pm. Nothing was set at all. The tables were in the room, but there weren't linens or anything else. I have to admit that I started to panic a teensy bit. We were told that we could come in at 3:00pm to set the centerpieces and our other pieces. We all had planned to do this and then go get ready at the hotel. Apparently the wrong colour linens had been delivered and were moments from arrival. I was assured that by 3:00pm, this would be rectified. We arrived to set everything up, and still nothing had been done. They said that no one would be there until 4:00pm to set-up. They asked what I wanted to happen, and I said that I needed the tablecloths to be on the table so we could get the center pieces arranged. They did that, and we set-up the cake table, selfie booth and the place card table in the meantime. They offered to let us leave the flowers and things for them to arrange, but of course I wanted us to do it. The second thing that bothered me was regarding the cake. When it was taken away and cut, they brought out random slices and strew them over the tables. I had anticipated that they would put them out so people could take a piece if they wished. This meant a lot of cake was wasted with people not eating it, or not being able to choose what was given to them. We had been looking forward to the strawberry cake for months. We were so busy that we left our plates on the table to join our friends. We had every intention of coming back to them. Our plates were cleared after I'd had two bites and Chris hadn't had even a taste. They also took the Champagne he'd been saving. In my opinion, we should have been asked if it was okay to do this. We did get the leftover cake sent home with us, but there wasn't any strawberry. I'm still sad about this weeks later. My third and final complaint is that all of the place cards were taken and disposed of. I had every intention of keeping ours for a scrapbook. At the end of the day, I would highly recommend this venue. Our guests were pleased with the staff, everyone was blown away by the food, the venue was beautiful and unique and it was an overall good experience.

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    Upstairs at the Cheshire - Can you tell that we were enjoying ourselves?

    Can you tell that we were enjoying ourselves?

    Upstairs at the Cheshire - Chicken breast with mushroom sauce, over mashed potatoes and with mixed roasted vegetables

    Chicken breast with mushroom sauce, over mashed potatoes and with mixed roasted vegetables

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    Occasions-A Private Party Place

    Occasions-A Private Party Place

    3.3(11 reviews)
    7.8 mi

    The wedding I went to there was great, with pretty much no thanks to the venue. The "light show"…read moreduring dancing was awkward at best. The two men's room toilets had no door and no walls, respectively. One lady's room stall had a view into the kitchen. Most glaring, the in-house DJ was awful. Right after the first dance, he decided, without permission or even awareness from the newlyweds, to play some sort of elaborate military tribute. It colored the whole rest of the night, and not in a positive way. During the night, he just looked so upset to be there. At the end of the night, he chimed in to warn drivers away from a certain neighborhood in the area, claiming it was the "Ferguson of South County", a pretty clearly racist statement. If you rent this space, make sure the bathrooms are fixed first, and definitely bring your own DJ.

    Attended a friend's wedding reception here, some pros and cons:…read more Pros: * Prices are competitive for venue rental, a DJ and bartender are included in the price * They appear to have no restrictions on external caterers * Far as I could tell, the owner (also the DJ), had everything set up on time, and the venue decor (medieval German kitsch - lots of dark stained wood trim, fake stained glass, and photos of Neuschwanstein) was delightful Cons: * Bathrooms are weird: men's bathroom has two sit-down toilets completely open to the room, one dividing wall but no doors, women's bathroom was 'vaguely creepy' * As the first song after the couple's first dance, DJ/Owner blared an orchestral rendition of 'Dixie' complete with slideshow of Confederate war veterans and climactic unfurling of the (modern) U.S. flag, to 'honor veterans, police and firefighters' - totally lost the room, made a lot of people uncomfortable Bottom line: great for the price, if they made it easier to poop, and picked a less *frightening* song to honor the troops (maybe try Toby Keith or Faith Hill next time?) would be an easy 5-star.

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    Occasions-A Private Party Place
    Occasions-A Private Party Place
    Occasions-A Private Party Place

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    Third Degree Glass Factory - Gift shop

    Third Degree Glass Factory

    4.5(108 reviews)
    2.2 miCentral West End
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    I went to Third Degree Glass Factory tonight for a Make-A-Wish reception, and I was so excited to…read morefinally get to check this place out! I've been wanting to go here for decades for their Third Friday events, but I've somehow never made it. So getting to attend an event there was a great way to finally see the space. They have their own parking lot, which is a huge plus because parking in this area can sometimes be a little hairy. Once you walk inside, it's a big, open space that is set up for banquets and events. They host weddings and other types of gatherings, and there was plenty of room for everyone. They had high cocktail tables as well as lower tables where you could actually sit, and everything felt nice and roomy. I was also impressed with the acoustics. There was someone speaking on a microphone, and there was no annoying feedback or echo. You could actually hear what everyone was saying, which can be surprisingly hard to find in a large event space. The food at our reception was mostly finger foods--hummus, ranch, salsa, chips, pita bread, vegetables, what looked like couscous, a small salad in a cup, and fruit. Nothing was particularly spectacular, but it was good, easy-to-eat food for an evening reception. Now, the homemade cherry Coke was another story. WOW. I haven't had one that good in a long time! I definitely wasn't expecting that to be one of my favorite parts of the evening, but it was amazing. There was also beautiful glass artwork throughout the space, which I'm assuming was made right there at the studio. The decor really adds to the atmosphere and makes the venue feel unique. If you're looking for an event venue that is different from the typical banquet hall and has something interesting for everyone, I would definitely check out Third Degree Glass Factory. I'm not sure what other food options they offer for events, but the space itself was very nice, felt safe, had great parking, and I loved all of the glass artwork and decor. I'm just glad I finally made it here after all these years!

    Came here on a third Friday in October for a fun, fun night. This place has glass classes &…read moreworkshops, a retail shop, and loads of exhibitions. It's the main attraction in the Delmar Maker District, according to them, "leading the neighborhood's mission to support and promote makers of all kinds." Tonight there is a glass blowing demonstration, drinks at the bar, a street full of food and makers booths, loads of glass pumpkins and other things to look at and purchase if you like! We are going home with a glass pumpkin... It's a fun place to be. I recommend it!

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    Third Degree Glass Factory - Full bar

    Full bar

    Third Degree Glass Factory - This is really cool funky bathroom glass work sink

    This is really cool funky bathroom glass work sink

    Third Degree Glass Factory - Another dimmed photo of the flame heating up the next object

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