Play Street Museum

St. Louis Birthday Party Venues
1650 Beale St.
St. Charles, MO 63303

Whether it's hosting a celebration for your little ones' soccer team, bringing family and friends together for a birthday party or joining in on the fun at one of our Play Street Museum special events, our team will help make it extra special.

Choose from a range of private party options that best match your vision of the perfect kid's birthday party for your precious little one(s). We have many adorable themed parties to choose from or let us help you create your own unique party theme. Host a party that is full of imaginative play, fun kid's activities and more in our interactive children's museum. Their special day only happens once a year. Make this one unforgettable!

Everyday Celebrations

At this special age there is so much to celebrate in the lives of our children. Let us help you host a memorable kindergarten graduation after party, sports team award ceremony, or girl's night out with a range of fun kid's activities.

Please visit our web site for more information and if ready to book or if you have questions, please email: stlouisinfo@playstreetmuseum.com

 

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