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The Golden Record is an event venue at 2720 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118. Events include live music events, dance battles, album release shows.
- Address
- 2720 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118
About St. Louis
St. Louis, Missouri, founded in 1764 by French fur traders, sits near where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers meet. Named after King Louis IX of France, it grew into a major Mississippi River port and was once the fourth-largest U.S. city. The city is famous for the Gateway Arch, symbolizing its role as the gateway to the West, and for hosting the 1904 World’s Fair and Summer Olympics. Visitors can reach St. Louis via major railroads or through St. Louis Lambert International Airport. Nearby, Forest Park offers cultural attractions like the Saint Louis Zoo and Art Museum. The city’s rich history and riverfront location make it an interesting destination for travelers.
Getting there
- Rail and air
- Served by major railroads and St. Louis Lambert International Airport
Around St. Louis
- Gateway Arch: A 630-foot monument symbolizing the city’s role as the gateway to the West.
- Saint Louis Zoo: A major zoological park located in Forest Park.
- Forest Park: A large urban park hosting several cultural institutions.
- City Museum: An interactive museum known for its unique architectural features.
- Forest Park: A large urban park containing the zoo, art museum, and science center.
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Frequently Asked
- Where is The Golden Record located?
- The Golden Record is at 2720 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118.
- What kinds of events does The Golden Record host?
- live music events, dance battles, album release shows.
- How do I book The Golden Record?
- Tickets can be purchased through the provided links for each event.
- What is there to see in St. Louis?
- Places to see in St. Louis include Gateway Arch, Saint Louis Zoo, Forest Park, City Museum, Forest Park.
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