The Camp­bell House Museum is proud to present an exhibit of Bril­liant Era cut glass. The exhibit fea­tures 30 rare and unusual pieces of cut glass, includ­ing a large umbrella stand and toupee stand. The exhibit coin­cides with the Amer­i­can Cut Glass Asso­ci­a­tion (ACGA) 2016 National Con­ven­tion in St. Louis, which runs from July 20 to 23 at the St. Louis Air­port Mar­riott Hotel. To view/download the full press release click here

Join Union Avenue Opera and the Camp­bell House Museum on for the 5th Annual Arias in the After­noon ben­e­fit­ing the Camp­bell House Museum and Union Avenue Opera.
Ces and Judy’s Cater­ing will pro­vide a light lunch and three will also be fea­tured items from Vir­ginia Campbell’s own orig­i­nal recipes for Roman Punch, and deserts from the new books The Gilded Table. Com­pli­men­tary wine from Peace­ful Blend Vine­yard
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All Camp­bell House Museum mem­bers (present and future!) are cor­dially invited to the Camp­bell House Museum for wine, hors d’oeuvres and a spe­cial 20% dis­count on the Museum Store’s new line of Spring mer­chan­dise. This year three local authors will join mem­bers to dis­cuss and sign copies of their nation­ally renowned books. Click here for more information.

Join us at the Mis­souri His­tory Museum for a day of activ­i­ties related to the Gilded Table. It will include a pre­sen­ta­tion by the author of The Gilded Table: Recipes and Table His­tory from the Camp­bell House, Suzanne Corbett,and she will be avail­able after­ward for book sign­ing. There will also be fam­ily activ­i­ties through­out the museum. Click here for more information.

Join the staff of the Camp­bell House Museum for a walk­ing tour of the site of the once-grand Lucas Place neigh­bor­hood, one of St. Louis’ first pri­vate places and an enclave of Gilded Age wealth and 19th cen­tury ele­gance. Span­ning four city blocks in Down­town St. Louis, tour par­tic­i­pants will walk a street once lined with expan­sive homes, com­par­ing and con­trast­ing the Lucas Place of 1875 with the Locust Street busi­ness dis­trict of the 21st cen­tury. For more infor­ma­tion and the full press release, please click here.