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The multicultural, multigenerational and multitalented troupes that make up the Everyday Circus perform throughout the day. Times subject to change.
Whats the one thing the City Museum (701 North 15th Street; 314-231-2489 or www.citymuseum.org) is missing? If you answered, A 1924 Wurlitzer pip...
For more than a decade, Circus Harmony has been bringing St. Louis area kids together, teaching life lessons through the perilous performing arts: trapeze, juggling, wire walking and other gravity defying feats of skill. All of the kids'... More »
With the long weekend upon us, no doubt you've got some cheapy freeloaders crashing on your couch, looking to you for entertainment. Here are eight great diversions to while away the time, selected wh... More »
Maps and Atlases is coming to the Firebird this Saturday in support of its most recent album, Beware and Be Grateful. Also, the Firebird will also host Royal Bangs on Friday. More show flyers, below... More »
This week's Most Triumphant Beard of the Week award goes unequivocally to Map's and Atlases' Dave Davison, whose facial hair would be worthy of IFC's cut-throat Whisker Wars competitions -- if that sh... More »
This Thursday, City Museum hosts Riverfront Times' Best of St. Louis party: the Rapture event. You can win two free tickets to the party (a $30 value) each of which includes two free drink tickets, ... More »
The City Museum is positively Whitmanesque: It's large; it contains multitudes. Consider the radically varied "Bests" it has merited over the years: "Best Kids' Thrill," "Best Place to Take Out-of-Town-Guests," "Best Place to Slip an Out-of-Towner Some Acid," "Best Place to Take a Cynical Out-of-Towner," "Best Place for a Last Date," "Best Place to Play Pinball." Call it a mere museum, and you might incite an argument -- but, hell, this place can do whatever it pleases. The consummate... More »
The City Museum, of course, is nothing new. In fact, it's almost fifteen years old. But that doesn't make it any less awesome. The key to staying relevant for the City Museum is owner/creative director Bob Cassilly's nonstop imagination. "People keep coming back because we're always changing," director Rick Erwin says. "Bob is here all the time thinking of the next thing, thinking of every square inch and how to make it better and more fun." This year the City Museum introduced a whole new... More »
There's no shortage of splendid, tourist-ready fun to be had in St. Louis, but the hands-down best place for mind-blowing, open-jawed joy is the City Museum. The place is prime for both the kid-having and the kid-shunning, a weird and blissfully eclectic concoction of found art, archeological artifacts, a circus, caves and an aquarium full of sloths and crocodiles and a coati -- yeah, but what is it? It's a museum in the sense that one floor houses old building façades and... More »
If you've got any class whatsoever, you end a relationship in person. But after the "it's not you, it's me," what's a dumper or dumpee to do? The City Museum offers an activity to fit every mood, plus enough square footage and fellow attendees to ensure you won't meet up with the newly minted ex. If you're sad and you could use a hug from Mr. Alcohol, may we suggest Beatnik Bob's for an adult beverage (beer only)? Pissed? Take out your anger on MonstroCity, the amazing agglomeration of metal... More »
"Hello, pretty baby" is the greeting you'll receive at the entrance from Candy and Louie, the resident cockatoos. But these unusual doormen are far from the only feature that makes the World Aquarium a kids' thrill. You want up-close, hands-on experience with aquatic life and ecosystems? You and your small fry can crawl through the caves to view the stingrays, slide over the glass-bottom boat and into the shark-pool tube or explore the animal-touch exhibits in Sand Castle Beach. Visit the... More »
In a downtown that has been woefully underimagined for the past half-century, one burning ember has fueled the fire of growth around Washington Avenue. It didn't arrive as a hollow mayoral magic bullet, but via sweat, imagination and ever-evolving vision. But we all know that: City Museum owner Bob Cassilly is good for downtown. The best thing to happen to the museum, though, was last year's tax-status swap from non- to for-profit, which opened the floodgates of creativity through a... More »
Holy Hunter S., man. Little goblins dressed up as children scream and run past you. A freaky nightmare snake coils around the balcony -- did you hear what he just said? The bathrooms have a coat of armor created from stainless steel, like, steam-table pans -- it's sooo smooooth, man -- and you can slide from the second floor if the stairs are freaking your shit. Dark, dank pathways twist tortuously under and through trees growing -- if you look closely, you can actually see them grow -- from... More »
Take visiting friends or relatives to this vibrantly kitschy museum, and have fun just watching them react. See the bemusement on their faces as they observe children bouncing on the spring-loaded flippers of a hollow whale. Watch them beam with pride as they make their own sheet of paper. And that doesn't even cover the eccentric art and architecture exhibits upstairs, which range from the history of toasters to fevered biblical art. It will bust the hell out of their preconceived notions... More »
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