Many St. Louis family attractions have re-opened with limited capacity and enhanced safety protocols for visitors and staff. Many are hosting virtual and socially distanced events, which you'll find in our Things To Do calendar. Public health experts recommend that when you go out, follow public health guidelines: wear masks (required in St. Louis City and County), practice social distancing and wash your hands frequently.
St. Charles County
Spooky Slime Time at Play Street Museum
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Grab a spot and get spooky with Halloween Glow and Dark Spider Slime! At Spooky Slime Time at Play Street Museum, kids will learn what makes slime glow, and mix up a batch of spooky glow in the dark slime with some fun spider mix-ins. They'll also enjoy playtime in the museum and take home a treat bag.
Trick or Treating on Main Street St. Charles
Friday, October 30, 2020
Bring your little ghouls and goblins in their favorite costumes to the Main Street historic district in St. Charles for trick or treating from Main Street merchants.
Pumpkin Glow in Historic St. Charles
Saturday, October 24, 2020
At the Historic St. Charles Pumpkin Glow you and your family can bask in the glow of carved pumpkins throughout the historic district while the merchants along Main Street stay open late to offer scary good deals, and the street will be illuminated with hundreds of eerily glowing pumpkins. This is not a trick or treating event.
Slime Time at Play Street Museum
Attention little mad scientists! It's Slime Time at Play Street Museum! In addition to two hours of awesome playtme, you'll get to create your own batch of slippery, gooey slime!
Open Play by Reservation at Play Street Museum
Reserve your spot for a limited-capacity playtime at Play Street Museum! Play is offered in 90 minute sessions and occupancy will be limited during each session.
Pumpkin Paint and Play at Play Street Museum
Kiddos can choose a pumpkin to paint and take home as well as engage in other pumpkin fun.
BOOOOOK-tacular Campfire Tales
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Gather around a toasty campire for an enchanted evening of not-so-spooky Halloween storybook readings. Children are encouraged to wear costumes.
