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St. Louis is rife with opportunities for exploration, whether you're a lifetime resident or first-time visitor. Here are some of the Shakespeare Festival's favorite locales!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: We call this beautiful park home, come see a professionally produced Shakespeare play at our outdoor theatre near the Art Museum from May to June
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: St. Louis has one of the best public libraries in the world, newly renovated last year and now more beautiful than ever. Check out a book on our dear friend, the Bard!
701 N 15th St (btwn Delmar Blvd & Lucas Ave), St Louis, MO
Museum · Downtown West · 279 tips and reviews
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: Take the kids out for a day of fun and entertainment. Climb through caves and explore the tree houses at one of the city’s most popular attractions for children!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: Free from 9am to noon Monday and Tuesday and just a dollar any other time, this art deco glass building is a Forest Park 'jewel'
4256 Magnolia Ave (btwn Kingshighway Blvd & Grand Blvd), St Louis, MO
Park · 65 tips and reviews
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: Enjoy a nice day out in Tower Grove and while you’re there visit the statue of William Shakespeare himself in the center of the park!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: At the foot of Art Hill the Grand Basin is just down the hill from our outdoor theatre location, rent a paddle boat for fun on the water
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: Explore the city and make a visit to the historic Gateway Arch. Relax by the riverfront and have a picnic with the family!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: An urban oasis in downtown St. Louis, Citygarden is a vibrant two-block stretch of lush plantings and internationally renowned sculpture, great for children and adults alike!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: Just around the corner from our outdoor theatre, the St. Louis Zoo is another amazing free attraction in the park, be sure to see the penguins during your visit!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: This historic and beautiful theater hosts some of the finest independent films. We recommend Joss Whedon’s widely popular, Much Ado About Nothing!
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: An astounding 'living laboratory' that juxtaposes contemporary art with a gorgeous natural environment. Don't miss the nationally acclaimed art fair during Mother's Day weekend every year!