Neon Museum of Saint Louis — Attraction in St. Louis

Went on a Saturday evening and had a fantastic time. No special event just a steady stream of nice people interested in the art. All ages, all styles, people just mixed and talked about art. Some were artists themselves. Deborah is the creative force behind the museum and she will give you a tour of the collection explaining the history and technology of the art of light. One local neon artist, Tom, was also there with a hands on demonstration. The evening was casual and friendly. We met interesting people in a beautiful venue. The museum/gallery is open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Conveniently located in midtown, across the street and down the block from SLU hospital, there is ample free parking. It's a great way to spend a casual couple of hours with friends enjoying the beautiful...

My wife and I checked this place out for our anniversary last night and it was wonderful! Deborah was a great guide and explained the history of the beautiful pieces inside, the processes in making neon lights, and how they work.

The exhibits themselves are mesmerizing and the interior is so cozy with everything lit up. The crown jewel (to me at least), is a plasma piece hooked up to a sound board to read its vibrations. It is stunning to hear a seemingly random arc of plasma naturally producing classical music.

We thought it was worth admission price, but I'm not sure everyone will. The space is small. If you aren't that interested in art, this might not be the place for you. I absolutely recommend...

The experience of visiting the Neon Museum of Saint Lewis was very much worth the drive from Chicago! Debra is very knowledgable, is a neon artist, and well connected with many in neon benders community. There are some real surprises here, beautiful and unexpected. The neon presentation in this unique space is outstanding. Be sure to check the current hours it is open to the public when making...