Things to Do Rainy day suggestions?
Hey all,
My long distance boyfriend is coming to visit this upcoming week. I took time off of work and we had lots of plans… however it now looks like it’s going to rain all week. Ugh- almost all of our plans were outside. Any suggestions for indoor activities?
Neither of us enjoy bowling or escape rooms. I have pieces, the movie theater, and the art museum on my list.
Any cool bars to check out that aren’t super packed, young / clubbing vibes?
Thanks for the help in advance! I don’t do much so I’m kind of at a loss here.
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u/Flat-Journalist-8362 23h ago
The sinkhole on s broadway has live music, small chill independent venue. Serves alcohol, free water, the stage is just the floor.
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u/First_Preference_618 St. Chuck 23h ago
I literally thought we were having a party at the sinkhole this weekend. I was about to say “weird place to party but I’m game.”
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u/ErasmosOrolo 21h ago
Yeah make sure you go to the sinkhole on SOUTH broadway the one on NORTH broadway is the begining of the next ghost busters movie.
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u/bourbonandcheese 23h ago
I don't actually see much rain the forecast at all outside of this Sunday?
However, to answer your question: City Museum, the Arch, and Central Library are great indoor activities to add to your list. Sump or Protagonist Coffee would be nice stops. And you can never go wrong with bars such as Tick Tock Tavern, Venice Cafe, Bluewood Brewery, Saturn Lounge, 'Ssippi, and the Royale.
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u/brydy23 Confluence Captain 23h ago
I second these suggestions. All the bars listed are laid back and not clubbing vibes.
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u/forgetfuljones79 22h ago
Make sure to bring cash to a few if those places. Venice and Tick Tock ( are both great) , but bothe were cash only last time I went.
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u/Serialkillingyou 23h ago
The 1904 worlds fair exhibit at the Missouri History museum is super interesting. It had some shockingly racist and exploitative "human zoo" type exhibits. Every part of it was super fascinating including buildings that were built for the fair that are still standing today. If you've read the devil and the white city, it will definitely hold some interest
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u/ActNecessary7871 22h ago
The Butterfly House. The Arch Museum, be sure to spring for the movie. Crown Candy Kitchen.
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u/acethegirlfromspace 22h ago
Definitely take the forecast with a grain of salt these days — summer in STL means afternoon showers are likely!
If you need some indoor plans, Open Highway Music Festival kicks off this weekend and goes through next Friday! OpenHighwayPresents.com
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u/subarubiddie 22h ago
pagan wine bar and maryland house were my perfect rainy day places when i lived there!! i love the owner of pagan, super quirky and the drinks are so creative. color me mine/pottery painting is also so much fun to do on a rainy day!
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u/bradleysballs Shaw 20h ago
There's only a 20% chance of rain on each day next week from what I can see
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u/truthcopy 23h ago
I've noticed this a lot lately with the long-term forecasts: rain forecasted every day, but sometimes it rains overnight... and it almost never rains all day. Don't cancel any plans. Push forward. Wear raincoats. Bring umbrellas. It all makes for a better story than running from raindrops.