St. Louis Celebrates 314 Day with Food, Fun, and Community Events

ST. LOUIS — On March 14, the city commemorates its pride through the celebration of 314 Day, a nod to the area code shared by numerous communities here. This year’s festivities will feature local events and deals designed to bring St. Louisans together.

From food deals to community gatherings, local businesses and organizations will host a variety of activities. The day kicks off with a continuation of the St. Louis Aquarium’s promotions, offering visitors a $3.14 discount on entrance and carousel rides. The aquarium, a popular attraction at Union Station, invites families to enjoy the fun while celebrating the city.

Participating in the celebrations, Ted Drewes Frozen Custard will hold an event from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. featuring adoptable pets from Stray Rescue of St. Louis. Attendees can enjoy a single-flavor micro concrete for $3.14 while engaging with chances to adopt a furry friend. For those wishing to make a permanent mark, Frenchtown Tattoo Company will offer tattoo services at 4 Hands Brewing Co. starting at 3 p.m.

In line with 314 Day festivities, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is offering discounted tickets for performances of Lintu Conducts Schumann. Using the code ‘314DAY’ can secure tickets for just $31.40. This promotional deal emphasizes the orchestra’s commitment to making cultural experiences accessible to all.

Foodies can also partake in the celebrations. Schlafly Bottleworks will offer $3.14 off pizza and $5 pints throughout the day. Grace Meat + Three will serve an Old Vienna Chicken Sandwich, featuring locally inspired ingredients. Beyond food and beverage, Blueberry Hill is serving 3.14 Day Red Hot Riplet Chicken Wings, adding to the local culinary flair.

Community involvement continues with a St. Louis-themed scavenger hunt at local libraries, where residents can unlock a deeper understanding of local history and cuisine. Participants can earn prizes while enjoying the vibrant culture the city offers.

For those looking to explore local arts, the Missouri History Museum showcases elements of St. Louis’s LGBTQIA+ history, reflecting the city’s rich tapestry of diversity and resilience. This exhibit, along with performances and events happening around the city, aims to foster a sense of belonging.

As the day unfolds, the community gathers to celebrate the quirks and traditions that make St. Louis unique. From food to music, each element weaves into the city’s story, creating moments for locals and visitors alike to appreciate. Whether through a meal, an adoption, or an art experience, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on 314 Day.