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Yes, nine dates from Oktoberfest through to July 4th with nothing absent. The run works out at roughly one St. Louis crawl every six weeks across the whole year.
With both winter crawls on one Saturday afternoon, closing at eight. Soulard has always leaned toward daytime drinking, so an afternoon window fits the neighborhood's habits rather than fighting them.
The Grove, Soulard, the Central West End and downtown are all plausible, and each draws its own crowd. Your confirmed venue list arrives with the ticket.
Because the nineteenth-century grid keeps bars close together, and the neighborhood has a long-standing drinking culture built around the brewery next door.
Very. The city runs a large downtown parade and Dogtown holds its own separate one, which makes both March dates among the fullest of the local year.
Worth checking. Busch Stadium and Enterprise Center sit side by side downtown, so a home fixture fills the surrounding bars well before a crawl starts.
New Year's Eve, 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM. The December pair finish at eight, so December 31 is much the longest night on the page.
Uncomfortably. Cinco, Pride and July 4th all start at five or six, which in the Mississippi valley is the most humid part of the day.
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