Kirkwood, MO

This nationally acclaimed, interactive children's museum is a major regional draw. Housed in a historic mansion, it offers hundreds of hands-on exhibits that make learning a playful adventure for kids of all ages.

Access this popular paved trail from Kirkwood Park. It's perfect for a leisurely walk, run, or bike ride, connecting you to a wider network of trails through wooded areas and neighborhoods.

A true community ritual. Held at the historic train station from April through October, it's the place to find fresh local produce, baked goods, plants, and crafts while chatting with neighbors.

Housed in the 1895 train depot, this small but informative museum details Kirkwood's founding and development. See artifacts, photographs, and model trains that tell the story of Missouri's first suburb.

A beloved Kirkwood institution located in a converted train caboose. Enjoy classic frozen custard, concretes, and sandwiches. It's the perfect stop after a day at the park or the Magic House.

Support local theater at this volunteer-based community playhouse. Their season includes comedies, dramas, and musicals, offering an intimate and affordable night out.

Centered on the train station, this is the bustling core. It features a mix of historic commercial buildings, condos above shops, and early 20th-century homes within walking distance of all the restaurants and boutiques.

A picturesque neighborhood northwest of downtown known for its rolling hills, mature trees, and beautiful mid-century homes. It offers a quiet, residential feel while remaining close to amenities.

This area includes many of the city's well-regarded schools and a mix of traditional suburban subdivisions from the 1950s-70s. It provides easy highway access while maintaining a strong community identity.

Neighborhoods like West Adams and areas south of the park feature charming bungalows and larger homes with direct access to the city's premier green space, trails, and recreational facilities.