Things To Do in Bel-Ridge, Missouri

(UMSL Millennium Center, 192', 2001, MO-95-13) at the University of Missouri in St. Louis , St. Louis County, MO. I270 S. 0.7 miles from jct with I70 exit 238 on the NW side of St. Louis, E. on MO115 (Natural Bridge Rd.) 1.5 miles, ... More on dalejtravis.com

(UMSL Millennium Center, 350', 2001, 25-95-(a) across walkway at the University of Missouri in Normandy , St. Louis County, MO. I270 S. 0.7 miles from jct with I70 exit 238 in Normandy, E. on MO115 (Natural Bridge Rd.) 1.5 miles, ... More on dalejtravis.com

The Lyle and Aileen Woodcock Museum exists to enrich public knowledge and appreciation of American art and culture. The Woodcock Museum provides easy access to artistic and cultural experiences through ... More on MuseumStuff.com

'St. Louis Mercantile Library', founded in 1846 in St. Louis, Missouri, was originally established as a subscription library, and is the oldest library west of the Mississippi River still in service. The library is currently on the ... More on Wikipedia

This visual and performing arts center presents three theater series including dance troops Pilobolus, Too, and River North Dance Company; Women on Centerstage, which features solo ... More on Weather.com

Founded in 1986 after the USD2 million renovation of a 1946 synagogue, this center, known as COCA, offers classes ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The National Football League?s St. Louis Rams play home games in the Edward Jones Dome in downtown St. Loui... More on ExploreStLouis.com

I've been to about 20 different NFL stadiums, and I think this was my fourth dome. It wasn't the worst dome... More on TripAdvisor

Rock House Tavern - If you’re looking to kick back, Rock House Tavern, located at 400 Blase Ave, is a safe bet. It’s not the kind of place that’s going ... More on clubzone

about Old Rock House: The storied history of St. Louis's Old Rock House is remarkable: The building was constructed in 1818 for a prominent fur trader and, a century later, became recognized as the... More on GoCityKids

The bubbling, gurgling, and smoking live science programs and workshops of Mad Science enthrall youngsters. Rocketry, magnets, polymers - even the science of toys - are subjects covered by this edu... More on GoCityKids

My kids keep asking about camp. More on GoCityKids

Built in 1874 by James Buchanan Eads as the first span across the Mississippi River at St. Louis and the first to use steel truss construction. Pedestrians ... More on ExploreStLouis.com

The sturdy Eads Bridge opened against all odds in 1874. Riverboat operators opposed the bridge because it benefited the competition--the railroad. Financing posed a serious challenge, as did the en... More on Weather.com