Downtown is where most of St. Louis's big event days happen. America's Center and The Dome host the conventions, Busch Stadium and Enterprise Center bring the game-day crowds, and Stifel Theatre and Union Station add concerts and ballroom events a short walk away.
It's also the part of town with the most rules for a live station. Convention work follows the show's move-in schedule, with electrical ordered through America's Center. A hotel ballroom usually just needs a free circuit and a load-in time from the banquet team. Either way, our gear arrives by freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early.
Stations that suit downtown St. Louis
- Live screen printing: the pick for a busy expo booth where one design goes to a lot of badges.
- Live DTF: jersey-style names and numbers for a game-day sponsor event near the ballpark.
- Live hat bar: a good fit for a suite or a hotel reception, where guests have time to choose.
- Promo & hard goods: totes that carry your logo through the convention halls all day.
Planning somewhere else in town? See The Grove, Central West End, Soulard or the Delmar Loop.
Exhibiting at America's Center? Send the exhibitor manual and move-in dates with your brief. They set the date the freight has to land.