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

Prices are ridiculous for second hand/donated items! I shopped good will years ago and it used to…read morebe affordable! These prices on many items were higher than the price when new! (Many still had original stickers on them, so that's a fact!)

I like this goodwill location although it is very small. Pricing is reasonable at this one and the…read moreclothing is color coded which is great. The housewares section is usually messy and of course small, and there is not much furniture. But every time I've been here the staff has been courteous and helpful. Remember to take bags into a goodwill because they do not bag items. I had to make three trips to my car to carry out the items because they did not have a staff member to help me one day.

If I could give MTS 10 stars I would. Everything about the store is fantastic. First, the prices…read moreare what a thrift store should be. The store is super clean and the staff is very friendly. They have a great selection of goods and you won't find anything broken or stained like a another place that shall not be named. DO NOT miss their Christmas shop. They rent a whole other store (still at the Meadows) and sell just Christmas items in there. I think it opens in September.

Highly recommend!!…read more Great location and staff! They give back To the community. Jeff was so kind! They had everything from sunglasses, kids clothing, women's, men's, formal wear, household, toys and so much more! So happy I found my new go to store!

Great place to find unique gifts! Local artisans join together at this co-op with great global…read morefinds, too.

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The theater is not huge, but big enough to enjoy the stage from any where . Lively entertainment…read moreand absolutely as talented and professional as you can get . Parking is a bit of an issue but you can get creative beyond the theater lot. Worth every penny for quality entertainment!

Today was my first time at Stages! Lovely little theater. St. Louis is lucky to be getting the new…read moreJane Austen musical before its Broadway debut and I'm happy I took the time today to check out the matinee show. Parking is a little difficult due to a small lot, but I was able to snag street parking around the corner which worked out just fine. I sat in the front row and had a great view. The seats were pretty comfortable and the patrons were respectful apart for some errant ringtones throughout the show. I treated myself to a signature cocktail during intermission which was a little too sweet (and expensive at $13 + tip) but also flavorful and refreshing as a dessert type drink. For the 2025 season, they are offering a discount on tickets with the code Explore50, making tickets for any of their productions $50 (inclusive of service charges). Unless you're a student or senior, this is the best ticket price you can find. It also allows you to sit anywhere so treat yourself and sit in the front row to admire Mr. Darcy you can!

St. Vincent De Paul has many thrift stores. Items are donated, sold at a very discounted price…read more Proceeds go to charity, and it can be a way to shop very reasonable. Flower vases are extremely low priced, making it easy to arrange your own flowers. Plus they have a senior citizen discount. Staff is friendly and all for a good cause.

The employees are so nice and helpful! This is one of my favorite surprise finds thrift stores…read more They are not like goodwill (boooo Goodwill - Money hungry help no one liars? with RIDICULOUS pricing - it's always fair and affordable at St. Vincent's.

Jasmine was a breath of fresh air when I walked in to the overwhelmingly amazing store:…read more Handmade Kenyan items: *Scarfs *Wood pieces *Jewelry *Wallets *Purses *Dolls And more custom merchandise imported from Kenya. Proceeds return to support schools in Kenya. Also; find vintage items from typewriters, China dishes, porcelain dolls, games, cameras, vinyl records, candles, toys, instruments, brooches And more! I'll be back ASAP. ~Christy

I went in here the other week and the two shop ladies were talking anti-vaccine talk. It made me…read moreuncomfortable as 1) I'm a nurse 2) I'm vaccinated and wasn't wearing a mask and 3) they were unmasked. Just trying to get the word out to know that when you step inside they're unmasked and unvaccinated. I won't be returning.

I came by Craft Alliance before the holidays looking for some cute ornaments. Their selection of…read moreglass blown ornaments is beautiful and kept my tree very pretty. The people working there were very nice and helpful in teaching me about the artist and pointing out other items that might be of interest. I plan to keep these for years to come!

Craft Alliance offers camps for kids, classes for kids, teens, adults and 1 day craft seminars. All…read morethe teachers I have had there do a great job of balancing the students interests and aptitudes in the class while allowing freedom to explore and for projects in. I am so thankful to have a place like this in St. Louis. I highly recommend joining as a member and taking some classes (you get a discount as a member)!

Thrifting someone's old treasures is always a good time! You can never go wrong with stopping by a…read moreMers Goodwill. You never know what you will find. This location has been renovated. It is a smaller location so they don't have any furniture or household items. They were well stocked for clothing, shoes,purses and jewelry. I was able to find a few items to my liking.

This location has mostly apparels and accessories. Lots of children's clothes, women's and men's…read moreclothes, hats, purses, shoes, and blankets. There is no home goods section. It is organized and clean. Donations can be dropped off outside during business hours. .|\---/| | o_o | .\_^_/..2022

As a recent transplant to St. Louis, I couldn't be more grateful for the community I've found and…read moreamazing friends I've made through the Junior League of St. Louis! The League has not only helped me find volunteer opportunities in St. Louis and helped me learn more about my new city, but it's allowed me to meet so many multi-faceted, accomplished, and inspiring women from all walks of life. I have made my best friends here through the League. There are lots of service opportunities but also great social opportunities as well--monthly Dinner Club, Book Club, and Bunco nights being my favorites! Everyone has always been incredibly welcoming, warm and inclusive. If you're not interested in joining, you can still support the mission of the Junior League of St. Louis by shopping at its downtown Kirkwood gift boutique, most typically open on Saturdays when it's operated by League member volunteers. The boutique has a selection of gifts, including many items from St. Louis vendors and women- or minority-owned small businesses. You can also stop in to buy their famous cinnamon rolls, sold frozen by the dozen or half-dozen. The Junior League trains volunteers to help support St. Louis-area nonprofits and causes, in particular those that help advance childhood education. The proceeds from the boutique help fund that mission.

Not a good reflection of what Junior League stands for as they do not value members like the…read moresouthern leagues do and it shows (why membership is so low/they're not super engaged into supporting the community compared to other chapters). I transferred here from one the best and biggest leagues in the South and it was so disorganized from the start. The women who are left there are mainly sustainers and sadly very catty, non-inclusive, mean girls disguised as grown women. Not good role models of women uplifting other women nor valuing creating a sense of community. Most of who is left is there for self-serving purposes (titles and because they know the league itself has a great reputation so they try to piggy back on that). Don't waste your money!