Soulard
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis.
Soulard
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis.
The Soulard Farmer's Market from 8th Street.
A Destination
The Soulard neighborhood is an economically- and culturally-diverse community located less than two miles south of downtown Saint Louis. The area is named for Antoine Pierre Soulard, a pioneer Frenchman who first came to the area in the late 1790s as a surveyor for the King of Spain.
Soulard is one of the oldest parts of the city with original housing stock dating from the mid- to late-1800s and exhibiting a range of architectural styles that include Second Empire, most identifible by the characterisic Mansard roof The neighborhood applied for and was granted its historic designation on December 26, 1972.
ATTRACTIONS OF SOULARD
The Market
Great Food
Nightlife
News
Since 1976 The Soulard Renaissance has been the newspaper of record for this historic neighborhood. This is the continuation of that original vision.
News
Since 1976 The Soulard Renaissance has been the newspaper of record for this historic neighborhood. This is the continuation of that original vision.
On Mardi Gras Grand Parade day (Feb. 14), SRG will be selling beer by the cup to passersby and hangerson at Soulard Station. Each volunteer who works a shift helping with set-up, operation and/or tear down for the party on Thursday, Friday, and/or Saturday (2/14/15) will receive a free wristband for the party on the grounds featuring Pedestrians!