Things To Do
in St. Joseph

Tender and flavorful ribs slow-cooked to perfection, often served with classic sides like coleslaw and cornbread. Must-try at Q39 or Jack Stack Barbecue.

Must-Try!

Sample the local take on barbecue with its signature tomato and molasses-based sauce, available at Woodyard Bar-B-Que or Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que.

Indulge in the juicy, charred ends of smoked brisket or pork, a delicacy at local spots like Arthur Bryant's Barbeque or LC's Bar-B-Q.

Savor the comforting dish of flaky biscuits smothered in savory sausage gravy, a breakfast staple at The Classic Cup or Succotash.

Experience the premium cut of steak cooked to perfection, available at The Majestic or Anton's Taproom.

Visit this historic market for fresh produce, artisanal goods, and a variety of street food vendors offering dishes from around the world.

Enjoy a vibrant gathering of food trucks showcasing diverse cuisines, held weekly at different locations across the city.

Explore this food park featuring a rotating selection of food trucks and pop-up vendors, offering an eclectic mix of gourmet street food.

Discover this community market offering locally grown produce, handmade products, and tasty street food offerings.

Experience an evening of international flavors and live music at this monthly market, where local vendors showcase their diverse culinary creations.

A scenic location with trails that offer beautiful views of Lake Michigan and the St. Joseph River. Perfect for a leisurely hike along the waterfront.

A tranquil park with walking trails, picnic areas, and natural landscapes, providing an enjoyable hiking experience while exploring the local flora.

Located a short drive from St. Joseph, this state park features towering sand dunes, wooded trails, and stunning views of Lake Michigan, making it an ideal hiking destination.

A 2-mile loop trail that is popular among local hikers, offering a mix of wooded paths and open areas with gentle elevation changes.

With over 7 miles of hiking trails through diverse ecosystems, this park offers a peaceful retreat in nature and opportunities for birdwatching and observing wildlife.

Located approximately 45 miles southwest of St. Joseph, this is the largest airport in the region, offering a variety of domestic and international flights.

About 500 miles northeast of St. Joseph, O'Hare is one of the busiest airports in the world, serving as a major hub for international and domestic flights.

Located roughly 600 miles west of St. Joseph, Denver International Airport is a major gateway for international travel in the Rocky Mountain region.

Situated around 500 miles south of St. Joseph, DFW is one of the largest and busiest airports in the United States, offering extensive international flight options.

Located about 400 miles north of St. Joseph, MSP serves as a major hub for both domestic and international flights.

Predominantly non-Hispanic White population.

Significant population of African American residents.

Diverse Hispanic or Latino community, including various backgrounds.

Smaller but growing population of Asian residents.

Population identifying with two or more races.

Small population of Native American residents.

Very small population of Pacific Islander residents.

American football is very popular in St. Joseph, with local high school teams drawing significant community support and engagement.

Basketball enjoys a strong following in St. Joseph, with both high school and recreational leagues promoting the sport throughout the community.

Soccer has been growing in popularity in St. Joseph, with various youth leagues and adult recreational teams making it accessible for all ages.

Baseball is a traditional American pastime and remains popular in St. Joseph, with local leagues and youth programs being widely supported.

Rugby is gaining traction in St. Joseph, with local clubs providing opportunities for both playing and spectating.