2024 WALKING TOURS

Experience artwork in the great outdoors and deepen your connection to nature and to our five senses. Join us for our walking tours on select Sundays—each tour focuses on a different theme and area of the Park.

11 a.m. / FREE / Kranzberg Education Lab Terrace

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.

*Level 1 / This tour includes both flat surfaces and some paved trails. The group will stay in proximity to resting areas and accessibility ramps.

**Level 2 / This tour includes both paved trails and unpaved trails. The group will travel farther from resting areas and parking areas.

***Level 3 / This tour includes unpaved surfaces, some slopes and narrow trails. Participants can expect to be in proximity to wildlife and some foliage. Proper footwear is strongly recommended.

WALKING TOURS

Sunday, April 21 / 11 a.m. / Spring Tree Tour: Know Your Buds! [Sold Out]
Celebrate Earth Day by visiting the Park and its trees! Tour the Park’s Central Pathway with local arborist, Michael Garrett. Learn about the variety of tree species and their roles in the Park’s ecosystem. End the tour by visiting Hugh Hayden’s newest installation, “American Vernacular”, on view near Alexander Lieberman’s “The Way”, 1972-80). **
Sunday, May 19 / 11 a.m. / Art In Bloom: Laumeier’s Museum Circle [Sold Out]
Stroll through the Park’s prominent Museum Circle, which welcomes many Park patrons daily. Experience Judith Shea’s “American Heartland Garden”, 1992, and “Public Goddess”, 1992, while its rose garden begins to bloom. Gaze at Manual Neri’s “Aurelia Roma”, 1994, while previewing some of the Park’s newly planted annuals eagerly growing near the rejuvenating art works encompassing this location. *

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By participating in this program, you are authorizing the use photos of you and your child(ren) in the routine promotion of Laumeier's programs.

Your signature below designates your agreement to and understanding that you will not hold Laumeier Sculpture Park or St. Louis County responsible for any physical injury that may occur during normal program activities, despite all precautions taken. It is also understood that you are assuming risk of exposure to COVID 19 by registering to participate in programs. In doing so you waive your right to make a legal claim against either Laumeier Sculpture Park or St. Louis County in the event that any program participant becomes ill and agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Laumeier and St. Louis County from any and all claims, liabilities, and damages that could be asserted by any person relating to your or your child's participation.

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