As you decide where to purchase your new home, school selection is a top priority for making the best decision for your family. In the Greater St. Louis area, there are nearly 1,000 public schools, as well as a multitude of private schools.

Families living within the St. Louis city limits have many educational options, including excellent private, parochial, charter and magnet schools. Students with special needs have accessibility to services in St. Louis area public schools.

Today’s summer camps offer much more than just s’mores and sing-alongs around a toasty campfire. They have become extremely specialized to suit every unique interest, need and strength, while still helping children develop pertinent skills and share lifelong memories with friends new and old. To ensure your house echoes with giggles and animated storytelling of an unforgettable camp experience, consider your child’s interests and hobbies so they can be best matched with a camp that they will enjoy and benefit from.

St. Louis Homes and Lifestyles has compiled a list of our top 10 markets to visit. Tear out this handy resource and pull it out before your next trip to the market. You will find information on locations, hours and contact.
 

Soulard Farmers Market

314-622-4180

www.soulardmarket.com

730 Carroll St. (At Seventh St.)

Open: Year round

Hours: Wednesdays- Thursdays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Fridays, 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturdays, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Life is like a continuous staycation when a round of golf on the course or a gourmet dinner on the terrace beckon from your backyard. Comfortable homes set to a backdrop of manicured landscapes surround the private and public country clubs of St. Louis’ many golf communities.

Forest Hills Country Club | 36 Forest Club Dr., Clarkson Valley | 27 holes

Meadowbrook Country Club | 200 Meadowbrook CC Estates, Ballwin | 18 holes

Whitmoor Country Club | 1100 Whitmoor Dr., St. Charles | 2-18 (36) holes

Downtown St. Louis has developed into one of the most vibrant, trendy neighborhoods in the region, and for good reason. Delicious grub is found at restaurants on nearly every corner. Soaking up the action and cheering on local sports teams is easy, as they are practically playing in your backyard. A postcard view of the Arch and city skyline can be seen for miles. Award-winning architecture and exciting attractions are only a short bike ride or walk away.

When you think of St. Louis, one magnificent architectural marvel comes to mind – the Gateway Arch. Standing 630-feet tall, its stainless-steel facade and unique shape combine to create a breathtaking symbol of our spirit to grow and discover. The man-made monument is the vision of renowned architect Eero Saarinen, who saw his design come to life upon the completion of the project in 1965. Included in his plans was the idea to transform the Arch grounds into a vibrant hub that would better connect the beloved attraction to downtown St. Louis and the Mississippi riverfront.