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Blueberry Hill | St. Louis | Contemporary Art Museum | Paul Ha

Word Of Mouth

by Becca Hensley
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Paul Ha
Director, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
"For dining, do Liluma in the Central West End. Afterwards, hit the Grand Center art district for a show or concert. [It's] home to the St. Louis Symphony, Jazz at the Bistro, the Black Rep, the fabulous Fox Theatre, the Contemporary Art Museum, and much more."

Joe Edwards
Restaurateur, serial entrepreneur, and driving force behind the Delmar Loop, one of America's 10 Great Streets
"Let yourself play at the Missouri History Museum. My favorite exhibits are the 1904 World's Fair and Charles Lindbergh. In the Loop, check out the St. Louis Walk of Fame, lined with brass stars and mini-bios of more than 120 St. Louis stars, like Miles Davis, Yogi Berra, and Kevin Kline. Have a hamburger deluxe at Blueberry Hill, and then catch Chuck Berry performing live in the Duck Room [Blueberry Hill's main stage]. For a nightcap, go for martinis and as many strikes as you can throw at the Pin-Up Bowl."

 
 Global traveler that you are, you surely have favorite places in all the cities you visit. Why not share them with others? Send us an e-mail with your picks at favorites@americanwaymag.com,

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