- TripBuzz found 118 things to do indoors in the Granite City area. From Granite City Cinema to Summerstage Inc, Granite City offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 43 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 41 different types of things to do inside in or near Granite City, Illinois. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Movie Theaters, Music Venue, Winery/Vineyard and Bowling.
- There are 2 indoor activities in Granite City, and 116 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: St. Louis, Belleville, Alton and Edwardsville.
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Guests can see the newest releases at Granite City Cinema. The theater is a fun place to host a birthday party, take a date, or even organize a school or business trip for something entertaining to do.
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Summerstage Inc is an amateur thespian organization which began conducting theatrical performances in 1981. The group currently operates out of a seventy seat theater and presents five programs per year, including dramas, comedies and musicals.
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A specialty museum, the City Museum has a variety of kid-friendly attractions. Popular attractions include the Enchanted Caves and the Skateless Park, which is also home to the world's largest pencil.
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The former home of Robert Campbell, the Campbell House Museum was built in 1851. The museum has furniture, clothing, letters, paintings and other items that belonged to the Campbell family when they lived there between 1854 and 1938.
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Designed by Cass Gilbert, the Central Public Library was built in 1912.The library was partially financed through a donation from Andrew Carnegie and contains elaborate designs throughout, including a ceiling modified from Michelangelo's famous ceiling at the Laurentian Library.
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The Gateway Arch, Old Courthouse, and Museum of Westward Expansion make up the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park. The park also has information on the history of the park, the city, and the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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Featuring performances from nationally recognized musicians and comedians, Peabody Opera House is a historic venue restored to its former glory from its heyday in the 1930s. The exterior features columns, while the interior is filled with gold decorative molding.
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A part of the National Register of Historic Places, the building that is now Powell Symphony Hall was built in 1925. The building officially became Powel Hall in 1968 and is now home to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
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Located at the historic Powell Hall, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has free and paid events throughout the year. In addition, it offers free Pre-Concert Conversations and free tours of the building.
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Opened in 1929, the Fox Theatre hosts various plays and musicals throughout the year. It is also home to the U.S. Bank Broadway Series, which features top Broadway shows, including Tony Award winners.