Third Floor

Built during a less litigious time, this onetime skate park is now a collection of slides and climbers built around the World’s Largest Working Pencil.

Smaller versions of slides and climbers give families a place made just for our visitors aged 6 and under. There is a nursing room on the east wall.

Take in a fascinating collection of everyday items that were found in outhouses. None of them are what you would expect.

Get lost in George Dehil’s collection of taxidermy animals and walls of butterflies, moths, and insects. Ask George about them, if you see him.

Test your muscle memory and relive your wasted youth on vintage pinball machines and arcade games located in and around Beatnik Bob’s.

Motto: Make every day a circus day! Stop in the circus ring for a free show: revolving performances feature acrobatics, juggling, clowns, or magic shows. Have you always dreamed of joining the circus?
Call (314) 436 - 7676 more information on Circus Harmony classes.

A miniature train, set up inside an extensive model train layout of the St. Louis Riverfront, gives kids of a certain height a ride into tunnels and through the solar system. The train is 1/8 the size of the original American Locomotive Company line.

Food, beverages, curiosities, neon lights, a photo booth, and a healthy dose of Beatnik surround a stage for local and touring performing artists. Check back often under Events to see advance notices of live music shows and art exhibitions.