The best things to do in Farmington

“24 lanes for open bowling, leagues & clubby night hours plus a lounge & snack bar.”

“Craving a midweek reset with zero planning? St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station nails it with hands-on touch pools, Shark Canyon talks and feeds, and those irresistibly chaotic otter moments, plus behind-the-scenes tours if you want to geek out on the care and science behind it all.”

From the St. Louis newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Tapawingo National Golf Club delivers 27 Gary Player designed holes threading rivers, lakes, and hardwoods, fun for every skill level. Or swing by for counter-service favorites like Joe Boccardi’s pizza, and keep them in mind for tournaments, corporate events, or a wedding with great course views.”

“32 bowling lanes with league nights & other special events, including competitions for cash prizes.”

“Fun center with bowling, sand volleyball, mini-golf & batting cages, plus a deck, 2 bars & a cafe.”

“Skip the couch this week and hit Aloha Mini Golf & Shave Ice for unlimited rounds among tiki torches and music, then cool off with legit Hawaiian shave ice in 40+ flavors from Cherry to Wedding Cake. Park-like vibes, kid energy optional, date-night approved.”

From the St. Louis newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Sporty recreational center for golf and tennis facilities, along with lessons.”

“Quail Creek Golf Club blends a friendly, family-ready atmosphere with an 18-hole layout that actually makes you think.”

From the St. Louis newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Family-friendly venue featuring a landscaped 18-hole mini-golf course, an aquarium, and a Ferris wheel.”

“Tech-infused mini-golf experience featuring modern technology, imaginative courses, and an onsite restaurant.”

“Science, history & kid-friendly films on a 5-story domed screen in the St. Louis Science Center.”

“Multi-room venue offering themed escape missions, plus a retro mini golf course.”

“Mile-long riverfront wall showcasing a striking variety of works by 250+ graffiti artists.”

“Grand movie theater dating from 1922, showing new releases & classic films along with beer & wine.”