Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This special throwback episode of Lo-Fi St. Louis from 2007 pays tribute to Mad Art Gallery, an iconic St. Louis venue that is now sadly closing its doors. We explore the history and transformation of the historic 3rd District Police Station into Mad Art Gallery, an eclectic art and event space in South City.
Owner Ron gives us an inside look at the original features, from the cells and two-way mirror room to the shooting range, as well as how the gallery has become a beloved spot for exhibitions, weddings, and community events.
As Mad Art closes, let’s celebrate its role in the St. Louis art scene and remember the unique charm of this one-of-a-kind space.
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About Lo-FI Cherokee
Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, but all recorded in just one day along Cherokee Street once a year. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.
This special throwback episode of Lo-Fi St. Louis from 2007 pays tribute to Mad Art Gallery, an iconic St. Louis venue that is now sadly closing its doors. We explore the history and transformation of the historic 3rd District Police Station into Mad Art Gallery, an eclectic art and event space in South City.
Owner Ron gives us an inside look at the original features, from the cells and two-way mirror room to the shooting range, as well as how the gallery has become a beloved spot for exhibitions, weddings, and community events.
As Mad Art closes, let’s celebrate its role in the St. Louis art scene and remember the unique charm of this one-of-a-kind space.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
youtube.com/channel/UCPj1IU0YpzgGsi9F0nffdLg/join
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We hope you enjoy checking out the St. Louis music scene by way of Lo-Fi Saint Louis and Lo-Fi Cherokee. Of course, if you do appreciate what we do, subscribing and likes are a great way to support us, just like all Youtube channels. But the really helpful thing would be to share our content with your friends. Of course follow us on other social platforms too if you want. We're on most of them. All of our links can be found here: lofistl.com/lofi-links
About Lo-FI Cherokee
Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, but all recorded in just one day along Cherokee Street once a year. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.
