
![]() We’re very fortunate here in The Lou to have several free cultural institutions. With the cooler weather, the park will be less crowded and you will be able to take the day at your own pace. Check out the penguins and other cold-weather animals at the St. Louis Zoo. Pack a picnic lunch and (if the weather allows) have a picnic in the park with a thermos of hot chocolate and plenty of blankets. Take things inside and stroll through the St. Louis Art Museum, including the new East Building expansion. On Fridays, special exhibitions are free and the museum stays open late. If you two are more history buffs than art fans, go over to the Missouri History Museum, which also has late hours and special exhibits on Tuesdays. For big-time bonding and if you want to get your inner Brian Boitano/Kristi Yamaguchi on, head over to Steinberg Skating Rink, and strap on some ice skates. It doesn’t matter if you can barely stand up in skates—you both will have fun trying and you can snuggle up by the bonfire.
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1/22/2018 10:51:51 pm
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4/11/2018 10:39:18 am
I for one, absolutely love going to parks! I like the sweet serenity of mother nature, I enjoy walking around and looking at other people, feeding the birds are also one of the things I enjoy doing there. That is why, news like this is really heartwarming for me. I think that most people are taking parks too lightly. I hate how they take parks as just a place to smoke or throw litter at. Parks are wonderful places to just relax.
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3/11/2018 09:42:26 pm
Forest is place where live the animals and some places has the some park for kids and families. Because they come here and enjoy the time in open air But all places are not safe and try to chose the good place for outing.
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