Grand Center Arts District
314-533-1884
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Grand Center Stars As Entertainment District
The Fabulous Fox Theatre, on North Grand Avenue, showcases Broadway Series, live concerts, dance performances and special events all year round.
The Fox Theatre was originally built in 1929 for William Fox by theatre architect C. Howard Crane in a style known as Siamese Byzantine. After years of decline, the theatre was purchased by Leon and Mary Strauss and beautifully restored in the 1980s by Pantheon Construction Company.
David Robertson officially began his tenure as the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra's 12th Music Director, when the season opened in September 2005. Robertson, the inspiring and charismatic American-born conductor, has received international acclaim for his ability to motivate audiences with his innovative programs.
The Saint Louis Symphony celebrates the fact that it is an American Orchestra that gained international attention with an American conductor (Leonard Slatkin) performing an American repertory.
As the second-oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, the Saint Louis Symphony honors its tradition of presenting stellar performers and captivating works for generations of concert-goers.

Thousands of revelers cheered for the First Night 2006 float in the Grand Parade.
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The spectacular First Night takes place at Grand Center in style for a New Year's Eve celebration. Families, friends and visitors can enjoy a parade, mimes, jugglers, stilt walkers, fire-eaters, magic artists, live entertainment and numerous participatory art and theatre opportunities. The evening festivities include an early fireworks show for young families and the grande finale fireworks at midnight.
First Night, a not-for-profit endeavor, was originally launched in 1976 in Boston, as an alcohol-free event created to provide the community with a unique alternative to the traditional New Year's Eve celebration.

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Grand Center Arts District

Powell Hall
Home of Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
718 North Grand Ave.
Tickets: 314-534-1700
Fox Theatre
527 North Grand Blvd.
Tickets: 314-534-1111 or 1-800-293-5949
Sheldon Concert Hall
3648 Washington Ave.
Tickets: 314-534-1111 or 1-800-293-5949
Notes From Home Every Tuesday
Grandel Theatre
Home of the St. Louis Black Repertory Co. and the Grandel Theatre Cabaret
3610 Grandel Square
Tickets: 314-534-1111 or 1-800-293-5949
Contemporary Art Museum
3750 Washington Blvd.
314-535-4660
Portfolio Gallery & Educational Center
3514 Delmar Blvd.
314-533-3323
Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
3716 Washington Blvd.
314-754-1848 (visitor information)
Vaughn Cultural Center
524 North Grand Blvd.
314-535-9227
EarthWays Home and Garden
An environmental learning center located in an historic house which was renovated using environmentally friendly methods and techniques. The facility features a prairie garden and an urban demonstration garden. Tours by appointment.
3617 Grandel Square
314-531-1996
Jazz at the Bistro
Backstage Bistro Restaurant
3536 Washington Ave.
314-534-3663
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