entertainment + Historic Site
104 Jesse Hall
Columbia 65211
There are a wide variety of museums, exhibits and other interesting things to do while visiting the University of Missouri-Columbia. MU attractions include historic buildings, museums, science exhibits, galleries, theaters, sports venues, Buck's Ice Cream, the Francis Quadrangle and more. Call or log on for information.
Route MM
Halltown 65664
A one-room schoolhouse built in 1901, moved to and restored at Snyder Music Park, five miles north of Halltown on Route MM. Historical collections and authentic furnishings inside. Call about music events on the grounds.
200 S. College St.
Arcadia 63621

A fixture in Arcadia Valley history since 1847, the academy is now a multifaceted destination that includes festivals, antique shops, Black River Stonery, historic architecture and appointments, stained glass windows, a restaurant and other attractions. Part of a National Historic Site. Hostel rooms and a Bed and Breakfast Inn are available.

Court Square
Marble Hill 63764
See a replica of a one-room schoolhouse, circa early 1900s.
807 N. Second St.
St. Louis 63102
Every night the show comes to life at The Big Bang when our entertainers take a seat on stage behind two grand pianos and combine music, comedy and audience participation to create a fast-paced, high-energy show that’s unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. At The Big Bang, you’re the star of the show. It’s called a Sing-along Piano Bar for a reason. You will sing, dance, and laugh...a lot!
720 N. 1st Street
St. Louis 63102
Located below The Feisty Bulldog, Throttle is St. Louis' biggest and best dance club with a huge dance floor, VIP mezzanine, fabulous light show, and some of the best drink specials in town. Open every Friday and Saturday night until 3 a.m. Throttle's DJs spin the very best in top 40, rock, and hip hop.
710 N. Second St.
St. Louis 63102
A collection of warehouses and cobblestone streets, dating to the 1850s. Today, this area houses a variety of restaurants and entertainment venues, carriage rides and a riverboat casino. One block north of the Gateway Arch.
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