City of St. Louis Invites Community to PlanSTL Area 4 Breakfast Club Open House

The PlanSTL initiative aims to engage residents, community organizations, schools and local leaders to identify shared priorities and long-term goals.

June 2, 2026 | 2 min reading time

ST. LOUIS – The City of St. Louis is inviting community members to the third community meeting of PlanSTL’s Area 4 Neighborhood Planning Initiative. The PlanSTL initiative aims to engage residents, community organizations, schools and local leaders to identify shared priorities and long-term goals that reflect what neighborhoods value most.

Plan Area 4 includes the neighborhoods of Wells-Goodfellow, Kingsway West, Hamilton Heights, Penrose, Fairground Neighborhood, O’Fallon and College Hill.

Join us for a special “Breakfast Club” community open house — where breakfast, music and neighborhood planning come together. Residents and business owners are invited to enjoy a welcoming atmosphere featuring breakfast favorites, coffee, a live DJ and opportunities to connect with neighbors while helping shape the future of Plan Area 4. This interactive, open-house-style event is designed to encourage conversation, feedback and community engagement in a relaxed and collaborative setting. No formal presentation will be given — just meaningful discussions, ideas and planning together.

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

  • Review draft recommendations for Plan Area 4
  • Provide feedback on proposed ideas and strategies
  • Learn how community input has shaped the planning process so far
  • Speak directly with members of the planning team and project partners
  • Explore ways to stay involved as the planning effort continues

Residents are encouraged to register in advance by scanning the QR code below or by going to the Plan Area 4 Community Meeting 3 Registration Form.

For more information about PlanSTL or to follow updates for Plan Area 4, visit the PlanSTL website or email the team at info@planstl4.com.

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