Stop By For A Visit
The Live Worship Shop Tour showcases some of the many beautiful, architecturally interesting homes in our town. The tour also highlights local businesses, churches, and cultural institutions.
“So much of Bellevue’s history is in the amazing architecture of these homes. I can’t wait till next year’s House Tour!”
It's Not Too Late!
You can still experience past Live Worship Shop House Tours as a self-guided walking tours! Simply download the PocketSights app, which allows you to explore Bellevue with a GPS-guided tour right from your phone. The PocketSights Tour Guide features walking tour routes created by local organizations to help people explore their communities. Take a stroll through the neighborhood to discover the architectural gems and charming locations highlighted in past years’ tours, all at your own pace. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Bellevue in a whole new way!

The first Live Worship Shop tour was held on Saturday, May 9, 2015, and featured 6 homes, 2 churches, an apartment, and the John Hermann Museum.
The 2nd annual tour was held on Saturday, October 29, 2016, and featured 6 homes, 2 artists’ studios, and the John Hermann Museum.
The 3rd annual tour was held on Saturday, October 21, 2017, and featured 8 homes, one church, and a retrospective of the work of Met Opera star Claudia Pinza, longtime Bellevue resident.
The 4th annual tour was held on Saturday, October 20, 2018 and featured 5 homes, one church, and a sneak peek at the new Lincoln Avenue Brewery.
The 5th annual tour was held on Saturday, October 19, 2019 and featured 5 homes, 2 businesses, a church, a garden, an apartment, and the John Hermann Museum. Spirits tastings were provided at each stop by Wigle Whiskey, Threadbare Cider, McLaughlin Distillery, and Bella Bambini Distillery.
Our 6th tour was held on Saturday, October 15, 2022 and featured 8 homes and tasty treats at each location from local restaurants and bakeries.
Our 7th tour was held on October 19, 2024 and featured special tours of Bellevue Elementary School, featured Bellevue-area artists, and a look inside the

