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Tours + Group Visits
Counterpublic offers free guided and self-led tours for individuals, groups, and schools across the exhibition of all ages and abilities. We are happy to connect you with transportation, hospitality, and accessibility resources to support your visit. Review the below tour options and to schedule a tour for your group.
Public Tours
Free public tours will be available throughout the exhibition. Upcoming public tours are listed under our Events calendar.
Free Digital Guide
Discover the exhibition and artwork on view through our free Bloomberg Connects digital guide. The guide includes accessibility resources and exclusive exhibition content.
School Tours + Field Trips
Counterpublic offers interactive tours for K-12 and university student groups. Free transportation is available. Book your tour and learn about Educator Resources.
Private Group Tours
Private guided tours of the exhibition are available for groups of five or more. Fill out a tour request form below. A member of our team will be in touch to confirm your request based on our availability.
Private Group Tours
Group Tour Request for Counterpublic 2026: Coyote time
Office
Counterpublic’s offices are located in a historic home in the Grand Center Arts District, home to over 30 renowned arts and culture organizations and educational institutions. The office does not currently have open hours, but will host gatherings and events beginning with the 2026 exhibition.
The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and was built in 1892 by Jane “Jennie” Walker Eakin and her husband Frederick Newton Judson. It’s been a private residence and dental supply company. Most recently, it was the home of builder and artist Stanley Jones, who restored the building and lived there for several decades.
Address
3733 Washington Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63108
Telephone
314-932-5066
Directions
Public Transportation
MetroLink, Blue or Red Line – Grand Station
MetroBus, 70 Grand Bus – Grand and Lindell stop
MetroBus, 97 Delmar – Delmar and Grand stop
Biking
Washington Boulevard and Spring Avenue are low-traffic roads recommended for biking and connect with greenways. Bike racks are located on Washington Boulevard across the street from Counterpublic’s office.