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Millennium Hotel restaurant’s rotation gears donated to City Museum
How St. Louis are you? We tackled bucket-list experiences we’d never tried
Mosaic artist of City Museum, Venice Café passes
City Museum Nominated USA Today’s ’10Best’ Children’s Museums
St. Louis Magazine by Samantha Stevenson – The attractions join 18 other hot spots, including The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, and Madison’s Children’s Museum, which have been selected because they “offer engaging, interactive experiences for kids and adults alike.
RiverBender.com: “Fluente: An Undersea Circus Adventure at City Museum”
An octopus doing contortion? Sharks riding unicycles? Hula hooping jellyfish? The only place to find all this is Circus Harmony: Fluente, the new show coming January to City Museum!
KMOV Channel 4 by Staff: “Here’s How You Can Help Name City Museum Best Children’s Museum in the Country”
The St. Louis City Museum is certainly one of a kind and it’s one of the places that make St. Louis great.
St Louis Game Time by Hildy Mac: “What to do While Visiting St. Louis for the All-Star Game”
The weekend stretches from Thursday through Sunday now, with events for everyone and an opportunity to fork over some cash to the NHL and the Blues, to say nothing about local St. Louis businesses.
Riverfront Times by Paul Friswold: “The Best Things to do in St. Louis 1/17-20”
There are some art shows, monster trucks and a musical inspired by the life of Donna Summer.
St. Louis Post Dispatch by Marla Stoker: “Circus Harmony Adds to International Acclaim”
Circus Harmony‘s new show – Fluente, An Underseas Circus Adventure – opens this week at City Museum where it will be performed January 18, 19, 25, and 26 with Saturday shows at 2 and 7pm and Sunday shows at 2pm.
TheSouthern.com: “Under the Sea: The New St. Louis Aquarium is Making a Splash”
If you thought the literal and proverbial train left St. Louis Union Station decades ago, your mind may be changed by several thousand fish, a few otters and a single giant Pacific octopus.
NPR KCUR 89.3 News Staff: “With Millions Of Dollars On The Line, Stakes Are High For Kansas City’s Art World”
A brand new public art administrator has stepped into office at Kansas City, Missouri’s City Hall — the position had been vacant for more than a year — just in time to oversee the city’s largest public-art investment in the city’s history at the new terminal under construction at Kansas City International Airport.