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Be a Tourist in Your Own Town Today

University City's Fitz's Bottling Co. is participating in Thursday's event.

See for yourself why St. Louis is such a great place to visit during the St. Louis Convention & Visitors Commission’s annualΒ Be a Tourist in Your Own Town event.

The region’s most popular attractions will exhibit in Kiener Plaza in the heart of downtown St. Louis with free refreshments, music, prizes and fun for everyone.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, Thursday, May 3.Β 

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As part of the event, area chefs will officially present five signature St. Louis dishes.Β The dishes include toasted ravioli, St. Louis-style thin crust pizza, pork steaks, gooey butter cake and the slinger.

The Be a Tourist event also features more than 50 area attractions, hotels and restaurants as well as free ice cream from North Star Frozen Treats, prizes and live music from Jive and Wail.

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Some of the participants include:

Company City Chesterfield

CityΒ Museum

St. Louis

City of Maplewood Special Business District

Maplewood Maryland Heights

Contemporary Art Museum St.Β Louis

St. Louis St. Charles

Fabulous Fox Theatre

St. Louis

FairΒ St. Louis

St. Louis University City

Forest ParkΒ Forever

St. Louis

Garden Walk Massage Therapy

St. Louis

Hammer's Food and Fun

St. Peters Maplewood

Laclede's Landing

St. Louis Sunset Hills

Meramec Caverns

Stanton

MissouriΒ Botanical Garden

St. Louis

Opera Theatre ofΒ Saint Louis

St. Louis

Partnership for DowntownΒ St. Louis

St. Louis Maplewood

Saint LouisΒ ScienceΒ Center

St. Louis Eureka

St. LouisΒ Cardinals

St. Louis Brentwood

St. LouisΒ Symphony

St. Louis

St. LouisΒ Union Station

St. Louis

World Aquarium

St. Louis

North Star Ice Cream

St. Louis

SLCVC

St. Louis

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