Hey Class of 2022,
Happy Thanksgiving!
In this issue of Bear Bulletin, we will be introducing St. Louis downtown. St. Louis is a vibrant city filled with culture, diversity, and art. In the following sections, we will highlight some unique attractions and restaurants. They are amazing spots you can visit during thanksgiving break if you are staying in St. Louis.
Have a great visit!
The First Year Center
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| How to Get There? |
A good way to get to downtown is via MetroLink. Get on the blue line towards Fairview Heights at Big Bend station. Ride the metro for a couple of stops and get off at the 8th & Pine station. On your way back, take the blue line towards Shrewsbury Lansdowne 1-44 from 8th & Pine station and get off at the Big Bend Station.
Don't forget your Upass!
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| Things to Do: Busch Stadium & Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum |
Busch Stadium is home to the St. Louis Cardinals. The stadium also hosts tours and concerts. Adjacent to the stadium, the Cardinals Hall of Fame Museum features one of the largest team-specific collections of artifacts and memorabilia in the world. The galleries will take you through a chronological journey through the rich history of the Cardinals and allow you to learn about the birth of the franchise and interact with great exhibits.
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Things to Do: City Garden
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City Garden is an urban sculpture park located in downtown St. Louis. It is an oasis of free interactive art, fountains, and gardens spanning two blocks in downtown St. Louis.
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Things to Do: Kiener Plaza
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Kiener Plaza is the newly renovated garden spaces locating in front of the old courthouse. Kiener Plaza features gardens planted with native Missouri plants, a new playground, and a large interactive water feature. The plaza also has an ice risk from November 17th until January 1st.
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Things to Do: St. Louis Public Library
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The St. Louis Public Library has more than four million books and items in its collection and more than 83,000 Library cardholders. The library is dedicated to providing learning resources and information services that support the community through
a variety of services, programs, and initiatives.
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Things to Do: Soulard Farmers Market
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The Soulard Farmers Market features locally grown and shipped in goods, including: produce, meats, cheeses, spices, gourmet kettle corn, flowers, baked goods, and general merchandise. The market opens Wednesday through Saturday, year-round.
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Where to Eat?
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Locating on One Metropolitan Square's ground floor, the Eatery Hall houses Kimcheese, Dino's Deli, and Arista Gourmet Salads & Flatbreads.
Mango serves authentic Peruvian Fusion in an upscale, loft style environment.
Medina Mediterranean Grill
The grill offers house-made sauces and marinades that compliment halal-certified chicken or beef wraps and subs, made-to-order falafel, steaming rice bowls, and colorful salads.
The European style, urban cafe serves crepes, sandwiches, and brunch items along with a unique selection of coffee and tea.
Red Oak Biscuits
The café offer season inspired biscuit cuisine made with local ingredients, artisan local coffee, and delicious lunch fare.
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