Winterfest
Thank You, St. Louis! We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for Winterfest presented by Bank of America and World Wide Technology this…
Thank You, St. Louis! We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for Winterfest presented by Bank of America and World Wide Technology this…
The Gateway Arch Park Foundation is proud to join forces with Scott Credit Union and the National Park Service to present a “Salute to Veterans”…
The Gateway Arch Park Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to ensure that the Gateway Arch, its grounds, neighboring public space, and attractions will be a vital, welcoming, and well-supported resource for the community and nation for generations to come.
Founded in 2009 to support and coordinate a project to connect, invigorate and expand the Arch grounds, the Foundation is a conservancy that collaborates with partners to operate and maintain the improvements made through the CityArchRiver project.
Our members play a vital role in providing critical support for Gateway Arch National Park’s ongoing conservation, education, and community engagement programs.
Become a steward of an international icon and enjoy special member benefits throughout the year, which may include
Five decades after the completion of the Gateway Arch, the site remained kind of an island, severed from the rest of the city by busy highways, and disconnected from the Mississippi River. Acknowledging this, the National Park Service created a new general management plan for the Arch grounds in 2009, the first such update in 40 years. The same year, The City + The Arch + The River 2015: Framing a Modern Masterpiece International Design Competition was launched. An immense public private project began in 2013 when CityArchRiver Project partners broke ground on a new plan to reimagine, connect, enhance, and transform the Arch and surrounding park for future generations.
Learn MoreThe Museum at the Gateway Arch covers 201 years of history about the westward expansion of the United States with an emphasis on St. Louis’ paramount role in that era.
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