Last year was a blast, so once again, come ring in the New Year at San Loo for the 2nd annual San Loo New Year’s Eve Dance Party! Free entry, an eclectic mix of jams to move your feet all night, a roaring fire pit outside, and a midnight toast! Come close out another year with us at San Loo in the best way possible—the dance party way!
All business owners, residents, property owners, and anyone else with an interest in Cherokee Street are welcome and encouraged to attend the Cherokee Street Community Improvement District meeting.
A new neighborhood business would like to introduce itself! Visit the Fortune Teller to get a glimpse of the offerings from Purity Apothecary St. Louis, open now in historic Cherokee Antique Row. A percentage of both apothecary and bar sales will go to benefit Cherokee Street charity St. Louis City Kitties.
Artist Art hosts a premier speed dating event welcome to any and all genders, races, sexualities, and ethnicities from various backgrounds.
Join youth from our Cherokee Street neighborhoods as they undertake an effort to clean up the streets and alleys in our community and neighborhood.
Monaco is pleased to present Mates, a two-person exhibition featuring the work of Bruce Burton and Mike Schuh. The exhibition will open with a reception on Friday, February 22nd.
Flood Plain is pleased to announce their upcoming exhibition Vincent Stemmler: Armature starting with a public reception on Saturday, February 23rd.
FreeSTyLe Open Mic is an all ages, family-friendly open mic for any type of performance: music, poetry, comedy, dance, or whatever else you want to do!
It’s the third annual Cherokee Dog Park Easter Egg Hunt! Spring is in the air and it’s time to come out and play. Dogs can go hunting for a $5 donation.
An annual tradition, with a long history, Cinco De Mayo: A Cherokee Street Festival has evolved into a celebration of community and one of the largest and most diverse festivals in the St. Louis area.
