updated 2019 I’ve visited Grant’s Farm tons-it’s one of our favorite weekend family activities. The kids get to feed goats, lamas and parakeets, maybe ride a camel and eat lots of ice cream. Mom and dad get few free beers. What’s not to love? Note: Worried about e coli and petting the goats? Click here …
I’m so looking forward to spring, aren’t you? This winter has been SO freaking brutal, I can’t help but daydream about warm breezes, picnics and playdates in the park. When the weather warms up and I can hear birds chirping through my (briefly) open window I start thinking about getting the kids outside. Don’t you? …
Grant’s Farm is opening its gates for a special Toys for Tots Drive on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 11am to 3pm. Now I know you’re planning on donating a toy this holiday season, so here’s the place to do it! Why drop your toy off at some plain ol’ box by the grocery store when you …
Halloween is a big deal in St. Louis. We have tons of spooky, scary and downright terrifying haunted attractions to go to in this town. But what about the little guys? Most of our favorite St. Louis family hangouts have jumped on the Halloween bandwagon, with spooky events tamed down for their prime customer: kids. …
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There’s no doubt that Grant’s Farm is one of St. Louis’ favorite family attractions. For a mere $12 a carload, you can experience a deer park safari, pet a few goats, feed a sheep, watch animal shows and hang out with the world famous Budweiser Clydesdales. And since the whole shebang is hosted by Anheuser-Busch, …
A while back on the blog we talked about Grant’s Farm sorta spooky Halloween nights, a special time to visit St. Louis’ favorite farm after dark. We went last week–here’s what to expect! First, it’s aimed at little kids, so warn your older kids that the event is FUN not scary. I came THIS close …
Remember how I said that St. Louis is known for three things? Beer was one of those three–baseball and toasted ravioli being the other two. So let’s talk a little beer. (NOTE: Anheuser-Busch changed their tours around this month. The free tour is now shorter and takes a smaller group (max. 60). I’m told they no longer …
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