Updated June 2020
Ever look for free coloring pages for your kid to color? Me too. Sometimes you can find cool stuff, and sometimes…not so much. I’ve searched the internet for you and found these pure St. Louis coloring book pages. And they’re all free!
I’ve also made some free Halloween pages here, picked up a few Han Solo pages here and have Moana here.
As long as you have the crayons out, why not make a cool Crayon Caddy for them?
Why color?
Coloring is a great–and generally quiet–activity for your kid to do when it’s too cold or too hot to play outside. I found these silly coloring pages of things from St. Louis for your kid. Just print them out and hand them to your little Picasso.
St. Louis Coloring and Activity book
Here’s a whole St. Louis activity book from the St. Louis CVC, plus, they still have the 2017 book online. It has coloring pages, mazes and dot-to-dots. It’s a PDF, so you’ll have to download it. Keep your eyes peeled for the original book at kid friendly tourist locations–we found a hard copy at Purina Farms and it had a great Magic House coupon in it. (When I find the 2019, I’ll post it too!)
St. Louis Coloring Pages
A collection of St. Louis inspired coloring pages you can print for free.
Color a great picture of the Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse, courtesy of the Gateway Arch Park Foundation.
St. Louis Magazine has the most interesting collection of locally inspired coloring sheets. They're all free, but you'll need to give them an email address to access the files. Print them all out at once!
Official activity and coloring pages from the Cardinals.
Here's two coloring pages from Grant's Farm: a lemur and kid's feeding a long horn cow.
When I think of horses in St. Louis, I always think of the Gentle Giants over at Grant's Farm.
Scroll down to the bottom of the St. Louis Kid Friendly page to find an activity book you can print plus a few local themed coloring pages.
Crayola probably has the best collection of coloring pages you can down load for free. This one is all about Missouri!
Stylized Gateway Arch
Major League baseball logos to color. Of course, we know which one is the best!
Charles Lindbergh and his Spirit of St. Louis
If that’s not enough for you, you can make your own coloring pages with this Free App from Crayola. FYI, if you’re a regular around here, you might have noticed this is actually an old post pulled out of my archives. I freshed up the links for you and reposted. Why? Because three of the color pages had inexplicably turned into pictures of elephants, and one coloring site was forced to move to a new URL. I’m still trying to figure out the elephant thing.