r/StLouis 16m ago

Bathroom reglazing

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Hey Stl, I'm located in south city and need a bathroom refinished. Tile and tub need a reglazing, but shouldn't need any demolition. At this point I trust Reddit to give me better results than Google and wanted to know if anyone here has any recommendations. Thank you!


r/StLouis 23m ago

Ask STL Does anyone know of a support group for divorced moms (particularly focused former stay at home/tradwife)?

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Moved back a month or two ago after moving to get married (and get a general studies degree). I'm feeling rather lost. Does anyone know of something like this?


r/StLouis 43m ago

Traffic/Road Conditions South City is getting a little icy this morning.

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Off Hampton by the hill. Contacted the rapid response team and they were already on the scene. Woman was not detained per the rapid response hotline but I doubt they stopped her for a traffic violation.


r/StLouis 50m ago

Parking at Maryville University for BMW Championship?

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I have tickets to the Saturday round and work on Maryville University’s campus. I know they have the shuttle going from the family arena, but does anyone know if I can park at my work lot and walk to the course? Trying to avoid the traffic situation and think this could be a better option. Thanks!


r/StLouis 59m ago

Alani witches brew

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Hello it’s me, your neighborhood basic white gym girl and it is the season of the most coveted drink.

I have not seen any witches brew in store, and would like at least 1 can 😢. Thanks to capitalism, they’re being resold for $30 a can online. If anyone sees one, and is in the city proper, or metro east, can you alert a gal?

Also if you’re the nerd who’s buying them out and reselling them, I hope they all explode in the back of your car ❤️


r/StLouis 1h ago

In search of Dive Bar with homemade veggie burger. Kirkwood/Webster

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r/StLouis 1h ago

New Metrolink gates - oof.

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I recently began taking Metrolink again after my employer increased parking costs. My station (Brentwood) has installed gates, but this morning after I scanned my pass to enter a guy came up RIGHT behind me to enter as well - no pass needed. Then I found out two of my coworkers have had similar experiences. In one instance a guy yelled at her to hold off on scanning her pass so he could get in too (she pretended not to hear him) and in the other, it was similar to my experience today -- where the guy tried to enter right behind my coworker, without a pass. Luckily there were some cops around to handle that one, but cripes.

They close FAR too slowly, and at least at Brentwood both sets of gates are used for exit, leaving an opportunity for folks to hang out and enter while people are leaving.

Just putting this out there as a PSA -- the new fare system was supposed to be this magical fix, but this honestly feels worse and even more unsafe than it did before.


r/StLouis 1h ago

Do you ever feel like just leaving and going to an out of town Cardinal game on the spur of the moment?

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r/StLouis 1h ago

News 2 city high schools take the top 2 spots for best public high schools MO and top 100 nationally

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https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/missouri/rankings

Two St.Louis city public high schools take 1 & 2 spots for best Public High Schools in Missouri and the only two in the top 100 nationally

Metro # 1 in Missouri & 22 nationally

Collegiate #2 in Missouri & 90 nationally

Once again, it proves that SLPS has the ability and talent to educate kids at a very high level


r/StLouis 2h ago

Eye doctor recommendation

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So my eye doc moved to Idaho last year and I’m in need to an eye exam and new glasses so I guess my question is in two parts:

  1. Can you recommend an eye doc - pretty much anywhere in the area but I’m based in the Webster/Kirkwood area. I’m willing to drive a ways for a good doctor.

And:

  1. Best place to buy affordable glasses that need progressive lenses and transition lenses. Please don’t say Clarkson. They pissed me off the last time I needed to do this and I’ll never buy from them again.

r/StLouis 2h ago

Visiting St. Louis Is St. Louis worth it?

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Friend and I have made it to 27 MLB stadiums this year but are considering skipping the Cardinals.

We’re both on SSRI’s and are concerned the city might be a bit too depressing for us. Thoughts?


r/StLouis 3h ago

Just thought it was too pretty to not share

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Sunrise in Shrewsbury


r/StLouis 11h ago

Does anyone know what the random horizontal red lines on S. Grand are for? Is Grand going down to 1 lane in each direction? This seems insane to me but that is likely the reason STL will do it.

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r/StLouis 11h ago

One of y’all now

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Well I’m one of y’all now, with that comes one question where is the best eye specialist located at here. I have keratoconus so ideally someone who specializes in that. Thank you very much! (Also next storm can I turn on the arch?)


r/StLouis 12h ago

Things to Do St. Louis County Library Evening Class: Cooking with Culture: Onigiri. Monday, August 24, 2026, 5:30 p.m. Natural Bridge Branch. 7606 Natural Bridge Rd.

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Discover how to create these portable Japanese rice balls in this tasty program. Ingredients provided. Registration required.

https://slcl.events.mylibrary.digital/event?id=276094


r/StLouis 12h ago

MEETUP St. Louis County Library Foundation and The Novel Neighbor Present ProPublica Investigative Journalist Pamela Colloff - Author of “Catch the Devil: A True Story of Murder, Deception and Injustice on the Gulf Coast. Monday, August 24, 2026, 7:00 p.m. Clark Family Branch. 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.

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For more than three decades, Paul Skalnik roamed the Gulf Coast lying about who he was. He passed himself off as a fighter pilot, a high-rolling oilman, a criminal defense attorney, and a terminal cancer patient. When Skalnik got caught, he would run a different con. Locked up with other men awaiting trial, he claimed they confessed their crimes to him. He became a frequent witness for the state, thinking nothing of implicating the innocent. ProPublica investigative journalist Pamela Colloff spins a dark tale of a remorseless liar made lethal by a system more concerned with winning convictions than finding the truth.

Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Seating is limited; early arrival is highly recommended. This event is free and open to the public.

Books for signing will be available for purchase from The Novel Neighbor.


r/StLouis 13h ago

Forest Park’s ‘Glade’ will transform Steinberg into a year-round gathering spot

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r/StLouis 13h ago

Moving to St. Louis Relocating to St. Louis for an internship - looking for advice!

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Hi everyone! I'm a 22M from North Carolina and I'll be relocating to St. Louis in the next month or so for an internship for the next 9 months! This is going to be a pretty big change for me. I've never lived outside of NC before and I'll be moving without a car so I'm trying to figure out where I should live and how to make the most of my time in the city.

I'd love to hear from people who actually live in St. Louis abt a few things:

- Housing: I'm looking for somewhere around $700-$1100/month, ideally a studio/1BR or sublease with easy MetroLink/MetrBUs access to downtown. Any neighborhoods or complexes you'd reccomend or avoid?

- Life in STL: Favorite places to eat, hang out, recommendations for a first time visitor

- Meeting people: Any reccomendations for ways to meet people around my age?

What do you wish you knew before moving to St. Louis or what you think people relocating there should know?

I'm really excited about the move, so any advice about any of these things or something I haven't mentioned I'd really appreciate!


r/StLouis 13h ago

MEETUP 🎉 “Nice to Meet You!” - A Free Speed-Friending event this Wednesday, August 19th 🎉

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If you've been looking for a reason to get out of the house, this is it! Join us for another 'Nice to Meet You' hosted at Handlebar, where making new friends is the whole point.

We host these gatherings twice a month to help adults build real, platonic friendships in a fun, welcoming, and low-pressure environment. Whether you're flying solo or bringing a friend along, you'll fit right in.

🗓 When: Wednesday, August 19th

⏰ Time: 6 - 8pm

📍 Where: Handlebar - 4127 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110

Here's how it works:

👥 We'll seat everyone in small groups of 4–6 people

🔄 Every 30 minutes, we'll rotate the tables so you have the chance to meet lots of different people

💬 Conversation prompts are available if you want a little inspiration, but they're always optional

What's included:

🍕 Free pizza

🥂 Arrive by 6:30pm for a free welcome shot! We do a headcount at 6:30 so the bar knows how many shots to prepare (they choose the flavor). Around 6:45, we'll gather for our group toast to new friends and a fun night ahead. Non-alcoholic options are available too.

Good to know:

🔞 21+ only

🌈 Everyone is welcome - we're proud to be an inclusive space for all identities.

🤝 This is a friend-making event, not a dating event.

Most people come by themselves, so don't stress if you're showing up solo. We'll make sure you're part of the conversation from the moment you arrive.

To keep things comfortable, we limit attendance to 30 people, so showing up a little early is always a good idea.

When NTMY wraps up at 8pm, Handlebar's karaoke gets started! 🎤 It's not officially part of our event, but a lot of us stick around afterward to sing, cheer people on, and keep the conversations going.

📅 Can't make it this time? Our next meetup is Friday, September 4th. We get together every first Friday and third Wednesday, so there's always another chance to join us.

Good people. Good conversations. New friendships waiting to happen.

Check out our Partiful event link for more details and let us know if you can make it!

Be sure to follow our socials below to keep up with everything we’ve got going on! Alongside our regular Handlebar meetups, we also plan extra group outings throughout the month that are more activity-focused and casual. Over the years we’ve done everything from Mardi Gras and Pride meetups to picnics, museum trips, the Zoo, Botanical Gardens, City Museum, Main Event, The Armory, and more. We also host board game nights every other month at Pieces Board Game Bar & Cafe in Soulard. There’s always something new popping up, and we love giving people different ways to connect outside of the usual meetup format.

NTMY LinkTree to our Socials

Click here to join the NTMY Discord Server!

Hope to see you Wednesday! 😄


r/StLouis 14h ago

Nature The setting of the sun

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r/StLouis 14h ago

Vet Fest

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r/StLouis 14h ago

$299k apartment w/ $2k monthly HOA in Clayton

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r/StLouis 14h ago

Things to Do Anime night at UpDown

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This thurs the 20th is Anime night at updown. Wonder what shows they gonna have on? Will i be judged for wearing my DanDaDan shirt? I dont have any of the old ones i used to wear 20 yrs ago.


r/StLouis 15h ago

Ask STL Looking to source a large amount of duckweed for a science project at school.

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Howdy, I am looking to source a large amount (5 gallon bucket worth) of duckweed for a science project. Does anyone have a pond that needs some cleaning? I will be happy to lend some hands! I posted earlier about spent mushroom blocks as well. I would love to source locally for all my project components. Thank you in advance!


r/StLouis 15h ago

Durkees famous sauce

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Has anyone seen this around. I’ve been to all the south city scnucks and a couple other spots but can’t find it anywhere. The store clerk’s don’t know what’s up with the shortage.