COMMUNITY IMPACT
Rooted in St. Louis, 21c amplifies local voices, fosters creativity, and builds a more connected community through art and hospitality.

OUR MISSION
21c Museum Hotel St. Louis’ Community Impact program aims to foster innovation and collaboration to spark change and drive thought-provoking conversations. With a commitment to ulitizing St. Louis’s infrastructure and vibrant community to create a safe and inclusive environment, they center art, culture, and community engagement. 21c St. Louis is dedicated to partnering with locally-owned businesses to provide guests with unique and authentic experiences while supporting the growth and development of St. Louis.

April Community Partner
HEAL Center for the Arts is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and multi-disciplinary center of music, arts learning, and performance. The center provides arts education programs to middle and high school students and fosters a rich, diverse cultural perspective of the arts through high quality instruction for youth specializing in instrumental and vocal music.
Local Small Business Partnerships
21c St. Louis collaborates with Northwest Coffee as their local coffee roaster, bringing you exceptional, locally roasted coffee. Partner Big Heart Tea Co. offers a delightful selection of seasonal and year-round hot and iced teas. St. Louis Juice Press provides fresh, single-serve cold-pressed juices and energy shots for grab-and-go options.


meet chris randall
Director of Community Impact at 21c St. Louis
Chris Randall develops partnerships, invests in local resources, and ensures 21c’s presence extends beyond its walls, fostering meaningful engagement throughout St. Louis. With a background in community service, nonprofit leadership, and law enforcement, he is committed to creating lasting, positive change.
EVENTS
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Coffee Talks
Coffee Talks at 21c is a monthly gathering designed to foster meaningful conversations around social impact, mentorship, and equity in St. Louis.
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The Journey at 21c
21c Museum Hotel St. Louis continues its community discussion series, The Journey, in partnership with Behavioral Health Response.