Top Rated Concerts and Shows in Hazelwood

"The Muny is The Nation's Oldest and Largest Outdoor Musical Theatre. The St. Louis Municipal Opera Theatre is commonly known as The Muny. The theatre seats 11,000 people with approximately 1,500 free seats in the last nine rows that are available on a first come, first served basis."

"The outdoor shows, at a band shell in Forest Park, have week-long runs. The musicals include venerable hits like Meet Me in St. Louis and Gypsy and more current fare like Jersey Boys. Every performance has free tickets, available first come first served."

"The Muny is a cultural treasure that has brought Broadway-style theatre to St. Louis for decades. Plan a trip to one of St. Louis’ most precious attractions for seniors with a love of live performance."

"Opened in 1929 as a palace for motion pictures, this gem has been described as Siamese-Byzantine in a bid to explain its opulent interior. Today, visitors can go on an architectural safari to spot the elephants, lions and other creatures that caper through its interior as they watch the best of Broadway on the stage of this Grand Center landmark."

"The Fabulous Fox Theatre presents the ‘Best of Broadway’ in St. Louis. More than 15 million people have passed through the brass doors of “the Fox” to see Broadway shows; Vegas performers; top pop, rock and comedy concert acts; and classic movies. The Fabulous Fox continues to provide St. Louis audiences with something for everyone."

"Since then, it has produced a total of 25 musicals, Broad plays, and many productions. One of its plays even won the 2015 Tony® Award for Best Musical."

"This downtown building first opened as part of the city’s convention center and municipal auditorium in 1934. The lovely interior of its main theatre seats 3,500 people for concerts, comedy and touring musicals and its decorative lobbies are used for special events throughout the year. The classical exterior of Missouri and Tennessee marble is guarded by two 10-ton limestone bears."

"The Peabody Opera House, formerly the Kiel Opera House, recently underwent a $79 million renovation and reopened in October 2011. The Opera House today hosts a wide variety of performances — opera, popular and country music, comedy, theater and concerts. With the renovation, the building has come into compliance with the ADA and is now wheelchair accessible."

"This cosy, family-run eatery is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and is still as inviting and successful as ever. Hendel’s Restaurant features a custom-made oak bar where guests are welcome to sit whilst enjoying a glass of wine from the extensive estate selection, a jug of craft beer or a perfectly mixed speciality drink. Over in the dining area, stop by for a Hendel burger or a slice of quiche at lunchtime, order the raspberry pork, sautéed tilapia or Cajun carbonara for dinner."

"Quick, friendly service and a historic location draw diners in, but it’s the food at Hendel’s Restaurant that keeps them coming back. From light appetizers like the Louisiana-style crab cakes, to hearty chicken pasta dishes, every menu item is sure to delight. And, with vegan and gluten-free options, there’s something sure to please everyone in your party."

"Found in the middle of the Shaw neighborhood, near Tower Grove Park, Fiddlehead Fern is a neighborhood favorite. This quaint coffee shop is sun-filled and relaxed, serving fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Stop by on Saturday and Sundays 12-2pm, when the place livens up for their Bluegrass Brunch."

"At Fiddlehead Fern Cafe, you might forget that you are at a business and not a friend's house. The atmosphere is so welcoming and cozy that you'll immediately feel relaxed and ready to sit and stay awhile. Enjoy sustainably sourced meals, drinks, and snacks in a place with a personal touch."

"Fiddlehead Fern isn’t a well-known coffee shop in St. Louis, but it’s worth visiting. It has a cool vibe with a younger crowd. It also has rustic decor along with live music on Saturday’s."

"This tall, townhouse-style brick building is one of the best places in the city to listen to jazz and blues. Voted the number one jazz and blues nightclub in St. Louis, BB's features such renowned performers as Henry Townsend and Roosevelt Sykes and has jazz and blues memorabilia adorning the walls. The bar is fully stocked and includes an excellent selection of beer."

"Grab a few of the best street tacos in St. Louis at Rosalita’s Cantina. Rosalita’s offers a full menu of both food and drinks, including their must-try, table-side guacamole. They have a full array of classic Mexican dishes and more modern specialties, including their house favorite, Cadillac Fajitas."

"Last but not least, there's Missouri History Museum, a Forest Park favorite with four stars out of 98 reviews. Stop by 5700 Lindell Blvd. to hit up the landmarks, historical building and museum next time the urge strikes. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Visit this museum for a look at the history of the metro-St. Louis region and its place in Missouri’s development. Offering free admission, ongoing exhibits include the 1904 World’s Fair, World War I, and iconic photographs."

"Since its 1910 founding, the Zoo has been renowned for its beautiful naturalistic exhibits, its diverse collection of animals and its innovative approaches to animal management, wildlife conservation, research and education. The Zoo’s Education Department staff—the largest among the nation’s zoos—offers programs designed to help visitors of all ages and abilities learn through experience, involvement and discovery. Of the three million visitors hosted annually by the Saint Louis Zoo, approximately 1.7 million visitors interacted with an Educational Interpreter, Zoo Docent or Zookeeper who provided educational experiences and information."

"Free to all, the St. Louis Art Museum not only offers a world-class exploration of the world of creative art, but it's one of the best free family activities in the state. The museum features a variety of rotating collections spanning more than five millennia of human creation from six continents and nearly every known society. General admission is free every day, while access to special exhibits is free on Fridays."

"I’m not a huge fan of art museums, but this one is pretty cool, even for me!. It’s quite the size with 3 levels that hold over 30,000 pieces of art from all over the world!. You’ll walk through many different eras of art with each one holding something different."