Beautifully framed by the exterior of the Edward Bates School from the near north side of St. Louis, this unique, elegant space houses a fascinating mix of salvaged architectural pieces. An ornate, turn-of-the-century bar and a permanent, hardwood dance floor provide a stylish setting for any elegant event.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 300 People

Reception
Capacity: 400 People

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Features

The Cabin Inn is a frontier log cabin from the early 19th century that now stands proudly underneath MonstroCity at City Museum. Once home to the son of Daniel Boone, the Cabin was later purchased by the Hezel Family, who owned the cabin for over 100 years. In the mid-1990s, the cabin was transported from its original site on a Missouri farm to its present location at City Museum. The Cabin Inn can either be enjoyed indoors or on our spacious brick patio (weather permitting) surrounded by the mystifying skies of MonstroCity. Whether you prefer to sit inside or out, the Cabin Inn will beckon you to pull up a chair and stay awhile!

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 40 People

Reception
Capacity: 65 People

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Features

Within the First Floor and Mezzanine levels lies an oceanic wonderland seating 100 people. Mermaids and sea creatures swirl around the mosaic floors and columns. The cloud-like ceiling creates a dreamy atmosphere. A triple level tree stage and dance floor area are perfect for a band, presentation or champagne toast! Native Missouri fish and turtles swim in the 5,000-gallon aquarium ornamented with oyster shells, found sea glass and mosaic tiles. Above the first-floor mosaics and aquarium, the mezzanine level also overlooks the new two-story waterfall and goldfish pool. An extension of the cafe presents an impressive view of the waterfall and is just close enough to the two-story slide to tempt your guests. Care for a ride?

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 100 People

Reception
Capacity: 200 People

Amenities

Features

Named after the enormous double vault doors and salvaged safety deposit boxes that adorn its walls, the Vault Room is bedecked with historical St. Louis relics and a kaleidoscopic, awe-inspiring hallway of mirrors, and a marble bar. The Vault Room is especially beautiful for evening events. As light filters through the wall of vintage Vess soda bottles and twinkling lights dangle from the ceiling. The whimsical, unexpected details of City Museum's Vault Room is sure to make every event unforgettable.

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Banquet - 10 per
Capacity: 200 People

Reception
Capacity: 300 People

Amenities

Features