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The After Party: A Word About Parking

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Two weeks from today, we will all be gathering for WordCamp St. Louis! That night, we will be having an after party at one of St. Louis’ biggest attractions, the City Museum. The City Museum is a playground and interactive art piece for children and adults alike.

The City Museum has lots of options for parking. There are two lots that are owned by the City Museum, one is on site and the other is down Lucas Ave between 17th and 18th streets. Both lots are $5 to park. Between both lots, there are about 200 spaces. There is also lots of parking on the streets surrounding the museum as well as other pay-to park lots with pricing varying from $5 to $20.

Haven’t bought your ticket for WordCamp St. Louis yet? Get your tickets here!

Official Afterparty Announce­ment!

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Photo Courtesy of The Chicago Reader

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We are excited to announce that this year’s WordCamp St. Louis afterparty will be at the City Museum! If you’ve never been to the CM, get ready for an amazing time. The City Museum is a 600,000 square foot mega playground that’s a blast for both children and adults.

The City Museum was opened in 1997 after artist Bob Cassilly purchased the former International Shoe Company and along with his crew, built the museum using found objects. The City Museum has features like old chimneys, salvaged bridges, cranes, and my personal favorite, a seven-story slide!

Free admission is included in the cost of your ticket to WordCamp St. Louis. There are still some tickets for WordCamp left. Get your ticket now!