Join us on August 20th for an intimate experience observing the Owls of Forest Park in Saint Louis. The tour is led by Award-Winning guide Mark Glenshaw, who with 18 years of experience with the Great Horned Owls is known for his dedication to observing and documenting the species here in town. He has been a passionate advocate for the Great Horned Owls that inhabit the park and has spent numerous hours observing their behavior, documenting their activities, and educating the community about these majestic birds.

Mark Glenshaw's work in monitoring the owls of Forest Park has contributed to a greater understanding of the local owl population and their role in the ecosystem. He has shared his knowledge through public talks, guided owl walks, and various educational initiatives. Additionally, he has utilized social media and other platforms to raise awareness about the importance of coexisting with urban wildlife and the significance of preserving natural habitats.

There is limited spots available. While the event is free, Field Theory asks that you make a donation to Forest Park Forever in honor of the birds and Mark Glenshaw.

Once we have confirmed you place on the guest list, we will notify you of further details including specific meet up location and how to prepare. If you have any questions please reach out at store@fieldtheory.us or 314-942-2025.

1st of the month at Climb So Ill Downtown. $10 entry.

Join us on March 5th for an intimate experience observing the Owls of Forest Park in Saint Louis. The tour is led by Award-Winning guide Mark Glenshaw, who with 18 years of experience with the Great Horned Owls is known for his dedication to observing and documenting the species here in town. He has been a passionate advocate for the Great Horned Owls that inhabit the park and has spent numerous hours observing their behavior, documenting their activities, and educating the community about these majestic birds.

Mark Glenshaw's work in monitoring the owls of Forest Park has contributed to a greater understanding of the local owl population and their role in the ecosystem. He has shared his knowledge through public talks, guided owl walks, and various educational initiatives. Additionally, he has utilized social media and other platforms to raise awareness about the importance of coexisting with urban wildlife and the significance of preserving natural habitats.

There is limited spots available. While the event is free, Field Theory asks that you make a donation to Forest Park Forever in honor of the birds and Mark Glenshaw.

Once we have confirmed you place on the guest list, we will notify you of further details including specific meet up location and how to prepare. If you have any questions please reach out at store@fieldtheory.us or 314-942-2025.

Join us for an immersive ecological gardening event in Tower Grove Park andTower Grove Heights led by Myles Tan. Our journey begins with a visit to the South Grand Business District, where we'll explore the aesthetic and practical benefits of plantings designed for water runoff management.

We'll then stroll through the Tower Grove Heights neighborhood, visiting several front lawns transformed into native plant havens. The event culminates back in Tower Grove Park with a look at the stream restoration project, which showcases native plantings.

Along the way, we’ll discuss key topics such as the principles of ecological gardening, the impact of habitat and biodiversity loss, and the crucial role native plants play in urban environments. Learn about the benefits of native plants, how they support wildlife, and practical steps to start your own ecological garden, complete with resources and tips.

Music from a Tent. DJ’s in Benton Park. Sponsored by Snow Peak.

1st of the month at Climb So Ill Downtown. $10 entry.

Join us for an interactive conversation on the subject of LIGHT.

Bring your experience, expertise, theory, or memory to add to the expansive understanding of LIGHT as part of the continuing Time Capsule series.

Time Capsule is a series of open-ended conversations covering broad topics which have no set definition. All are invited to listen or share their perspective, experience, expertise, or theories. The aim is to gain understanding of each other and the world around us by dialoguing on large topics where each perspective can propose questions, expand thought, and add continued mystery. Conversations are moderated for flow, respectful engagement, and focus on the set topic.

Join us on March 5th for an intimate experience observing the Owls of Forest Park in Saint Louis. The tour is led by Award-Winning guide Mark Glenshaw, who with 18 years of experience with the Great Horned Owls is known for his dedication to observing and documenting the species here in town. He has been a passionate advocate for the Great Horned Owls that inhabit the park and has spent numerous hours observing their behavior, documenting their activities, and educating the community about these majestic birds.

Mark Glenshaw's work in monitoring the owls of Forest Park has contributed to a greater understanding of the local owl population and their role in the ecosystem. He has shared his knowledge through public talks, guided owl walks, and various educational initiatives. Additionally, he has utilized social media and other platforms to raise awareness about the importance of coexisting with urban wildlife and the significance of preserving natural habitats.

There is limited spots available. While the event is free, Field Theory asks that you make a donation to Forest Park Forever in honor of the birds and Mark Glenshaw.

Once we have confirmed you place on the guest list, we will notify you of further details including specific meet up location and how to prepare. If you have any questions please reach out at store@fieldtheory.us or 314-942-2025.

1st of the month at Climb So Ill Downtown. $10 entry.

Field Theory is partnering with Civil Alchemy to offer Sunday Morel Expeditions in April. We will be exploring our regions best foraging locations, learning about the basic of Morel identification, climate, location scouting and more.

Field Theory is partnering with Civil Alchemy to offer Sunday Morel Expeditions in April. We will be exploring our regions best foraging locations, learning about the basic of Morel identification, climate, location scouting and more.

Field Theory is partnering with Civil Alchemy to offer Sunday Morel Expeditions in April. We will be exploring our regions best foraging locations, learning about the basic of Morel identification, climate, location scouting and more.

Join us in welcoming the legendary footwear brand Karhu to the shop on Friday, April 5th for a weekend long popup and expanded selection shoes. We will have small bites and sips available. BlvckSpvde is DJ’ing so come through and see what is in store.

1st of the month at Climb So Ill Downtown. $10 entry.

Join us on March 5th for an intimate experience observing the Owls of Forest Park in Saint Louis. The tour is led by Award-Winning guide Mark Glenshaw, who with 18 years of experience with the Great Horned Owls is known for his dedication to observing and documenting the species here in town. He has been a passionate advocate for the Great Horned Owls that inhabit the park and has spent numerous hours observing their behavior, documenting their activities, and educating the community about these majestic birds.

Mark Glenshaw's work in monitoring the owls of Forest Park has contributed to a greater understanding of the local owl population and their role in the ecosystem. He has shared his knowledge through public talks, guided owl walks, and various educational initiatives. Additionally, he has utilized social media and other platforms to raise awareness about the importance of coexisting with urban wildlife and the significance of preserving natural habitats.

There is limited spots available. While the event is free, Field Theory asks that you make a donation to Forest Park Forever in honor of the birds and Mark Glenshaw.

Once we have confirmed you place on the guest list, we will notify you of further details including specific meet up location and how to prepare. If you have any questions please reach out at store@fieldtheory.us or 314-942-2025.

A Leap day occurs once every four years. It is added to the calendar to keep the year synchronized with the astronomical year. On a day that exists to balance our counting of time, it seems fitting to question how we are viewing “time” in the first place.

Time is an experience in which we can see its effects. We count it down or up, measure it, and track it. A chef, an astrophysicist, a Buddhist, or a teacher will probably think of time very differently. This “Time Capsule” event is an invitation to share your perspective and hear from others.

Join us this Leap Day, February 29, for a collective discussion on “Time.”

This will be “Show & Tell” style, meaning if you would like to share, please bring an object, a theory, an experience, or an idea to share with others. We hope to have a unique conversation highlighting the many perceptions and understandings of “Time.”

Come to share or listen. Sign ups for sharing begin at 6:30. Discussion begins at 7pm.

Join us Saturday, October 21 for a climbing event that will be held at SoiLL’s Steel Shop climbing gym in St. Charles, MO.

Join us Friday, October 20 for the Field Theory x Gramicci x SoiLL launch party to kick off the two week long Gramicci pop-up at Field Theory . There will be music and free drinks available. Open to the public.

A Meditation / Guided Hike led by Steven Carlson

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Looking to connect with kindred and like-minded individuals who value the benefits of nature, community, adventure, exploration, and discovery? Curious about meditation or the healing and therapeutic benefits of sound and vibration?

Join us Wednesday, September 20 at 7pm for a sonic meditation led by Steven Carlson.

There will be plenty of room to be social and connect with other like-minded individuals, and there will also be plenty of space for solo contemplation. All depending on your need.

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Announcing the third foraging event meetup of the Field Theory association, seeking to form deeper relationships with the outdoors. Join us and find connection as we approach the fall season on a guided foraging walk through the wooded trails of Tower Grove. Explore the world of wild edibles, medicinals and useful plants that grow all around us (with a Missouri master naturalist and avid forager).

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Our evening Social Hour at the shop will feature complimentary sips, sake tasting and education component lead by Andrew Lamb of Highwater Sake, music from DJ Illtemperament spinning vinyl. Event is free and open to the public. Everyone is encouraged to join.