Events in Belleville, IL

At The Weingarten in Belleville, Illinois, this monthly gathering features dance lessons along with plenty of time for open dancing. Food trucks will be on site, and sangria will be available.

Syberg's (O'Fallon) hosts a returning acoustic performance from an artist who calls this venue a favorite. Guests can enjoy live acoustic music alongside tasty food, cold drinks, and a welcoming crowd, creating a relaxed, music-filled atmosphere.

Roaming Home returns to Rachel’s SideBar with a high-energy show that brings the heat. Attendees can expect a spirited performance from start to finish.

The 10th anniversary of the Belleville Main Street Marathon highlights a milestone year, with the Half Marathon carrying the Road Runners Club of America Illinois State Championship designation. Participants run America’s longest Main Street through historic Belleville, Illinois, with additional city roads on both courses. The full marathon is a USTAF-certified Boston Marathon qualifier and includes about ten miles on a paved trail. Anniversary perks include bonus swag, and the first 900 registrants receive a pair of Goodr sunglasses. All registrants receive an everything T-shirt and a finisher’s medal. After the finish, celebrations feature pizza from Bennie’s Pizza Pub, assorted snacks, a special beer from Belleville’s Shoehorn Brewing for those ages 21 and older, and a DJ to keep the atmosphere festive. This nonprofit event is organized by volunteers from the Belleville Running Club and Toolen’s Running Start, with proceeds reinvested in the community, including support for a local food pantry, the Belleville Parks and Recreation Department, and a college scholarship fund for Belleville high school students. From the 2025 race, $20,000 was donated to these causes.

Mason’s Mission Color Run brings the community together at Freeburg Park for a family-friendly day of color, music, and purpose to honor Mason’s memory and raise awareness about distracted driving. Participants can take on a 2K color run, with a scenic option along Mason’s Trail, while a live DJ provides music throughout. Highlights include a foam party, a 16-foot water slide, and a rinse station, along with a food truck, photo opportunities, and activities for all ages. Registration includes an event T-shirt. Organized by Mason’s Mission, a local nonprofit dedicated to increasing awareness, encouraging conversation, and helping prevent tragedies related to distracted driving, participation supports this mission and pays tribute to Mason’s legacy.

Darts for Kids marks its 15th anniversary with a $5,000 added darts tournament at Madison County Firemen's Hall, benefiting children with medical needs. The nonprofit has assisted 187 families through community support. Entry to the hall is $25 and includes a Femas-catered dinner, soda, and ten kegs of beer, followed by a cash bar. Pre-registration for morning events is available online. Morning competitions cost $40 per team and include $20 in green fees. These are bring-your-own doubles with $1,000 added to each division. Men’s AA is for players at 32 PPD and above or by known ability, played as 501 and cricket, double in and double out, best of five, with a four-freeze rule. Men’s A covers 26.0 to 31.9 PPD and features 501, cricket, and choice, best of three with the freeze rule. Men’s B is 25.9 PPD and below and plays 501 freeze with $1,000 added. The Women’s open runs as 501 with the freeze rule and $1,000 added. A free youth event is also part of the program. Evening events are limited to players who are no longer in the morning brackets, and participants may enter only one. Options include a blind draw at $15 per player with $5 toward green fees, using 701, cricket, and choice in best-of-three sets on both sides with $500 added, or Mixed Trips that allows one AA player per team at $45 with $10 toward green fees, where women throw first and play 701 open in, open out, best of three on both sides with $500 added. A pre-tournament hosted by Top Shooters takes place in advance of the main day. Community backing includes Gold Sponsors at $250 such as Buckle up for Brooklyn, TopShooters, Westco, Misfitz, Veterans United Foundation, Remax Mike Belovich and Mark Roberts, X1 Elite Streaming, Arachnid, Action Amusement, Accel Entertainment, Booyah Darts, Go 2 Storage, Tony's Trimmings, Diamonds Bistro and Gaming, Boomer Insurance Services, Smile, Micah Panther Brown Golf Scramble, Triple Threat Darts, Tyler Gartside Memorial, KC Darts, Scotty Tarrants Memorial, James Orlandini Foundation, Big Shots, Nine Dart Out, GC Elks Darts, and Main Street Gaming. Silver sponsors at $100 are Stone Plumbing and Granite City Eagles (Mike Schieffer). Memorial tributes at $100 honor Julie Weger, Max Mosley, Randy Nelson, Craig Crawford, Jolene Harshbarger, Linda Anglin "BTD", and Bill and Zach Hudzik. Trophy sponsors at $150 recognize Westco for Men’s AA, Granite City Elks Darts for Men’s A, Big Shots for Men’s B, Jess Thatcher for Women’s, and Westco for Blind Draw and Triples.

Historian and collector Dr. Andrew J. Theising brings a traveling road show and sale of paper ephemera to town. Browse a wide range of old materials, including documents and papers, flyers, programs and pamphlets, maps, cards, letters, and more. Some pieces are signed by dignitaries, cultural icons, and authors. With a focus on St. Louis Metro materials, this showcase offers unusual and unique finds available for purchase.

June's Breakfast + Patio hosts brunch with live music on the patio featuring Richard Carson Jr. Brunch specials are available along with local draft beer, brunch cocktails, and an espresso bar. Counter service is provided. The event is family friendly, and kids and dogs are welcome.

A relaxed chess gathering at Collinsville Memorial Library welcomes families and creates space for friendly games and community connections. New players and seasoned experts are equally welcome, with an emphasis on play and building relationships.

St. John the Baptist Catholic School hosts its third annual Harvest Fest, a friendly celebration of the fall season with BBQ plates, games for all ages, raffle prizes, face painting and activities for kids, and plenty of autumn-themed fun. Open to everyone, this community gathering offers an easy way to connect with friends, family, and neighbors in a relaxed setting. Proceeds support programs and events at St. John the Baptist Catholic School.

R5 brings live music to Pete's Hard Stop to welcome the ber months, pairing familiar favorites with the cozy, cool energy that makes early autumn nights special. A lively dance floor and great company set the tone for a night that kicks off the season.

Part of the 2026 WSIE Music Series, Mississippi Moon performs a tribute to the music of the Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald at the PressHouse/Herald Square outdoor amphitheater. The St. Louis group includes Dave Farver on sax and vocals, Pete Ruthenberg on keys and vocals, Mark Crowell and Dave Ryan on guitars and vocals, Dennis Stringfield on percussion and vocals, Eric Grossman on bass guitar, and Joe Meyer on drums. A suggested donation of $10 per entrant benefits WSIE 88.7 The Sound.

Vannah Leigh teams up with musician Sam Morgan as a collaborative duo set. Their performance blends Leigh’s original songwriting with cover tunes and close-knit duets, offering a varied showcase of their musical interplay.

Celebrate all things Scrubs with a themed trivia night at Shoehorn. Tackle a total of eight rounds centered on plotlines from the show’s original ABC era, skipping the reboot season entirely. Some questions may also touch on the revival along with the pop culture moments the series is known for. Teams of four to eight can take part. Make it a night out with friends and enjoy what Shoehorn and nearby spots have to offer.

CUP's sixth annual golf tournament features check-in and lunch followed by a shotgun start.

The final Family Movie Night in the Park features a screening of Toy Story 5, rated G with a 102 minute runtime. Yard games, activities, and concessions will be available before the movie begins. On screen, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and their friends see their jobs upended when electronics introduce a new threat to playtime.

Sniffy Beagle serves up a playful dose of rock and roll at the American Legion fish fry. The music takes place outdoors beneath the pavilion, offering a family friendly start to the weekend.

Spooky season kicks off at Soulcial Kitchen with R5 bringing an evening of live music in an open-air hangout setting. Food trucks will be on site with plenty of treats, creating a relaxed start to Halloween month. Expect cool fall air, great food, and songs that make it easy to stay a little longer. Costumes are welcome but not required, and the atmosphere centers on positive, feel-good energy.

Dustin Coleman takes the stage at Pete's Hard Stop for a performance.

Carolin Moldenhauer brings her Pferde in Balance approach to Illinois for Clinic II at Deanna Preis Horsemanship at Shade Tree Stables. This chapter continues the journey begun in Clinic I, focusing on staying on course through integration, flow, and loopy training. The emphasis is on working with what emerges over time while preserving connection, clarity, and comfort between horse and human. Participants work with their own horses and receive in-person coaching that turns training theory into practice and addresses individual challenges. The aim is to outline clear, logical steps that support a horse mentally, physically, and emotionally, giving riders confidence to carry the work forward at home. Spectators can observe the development of each horse and rider as they are guided through the exercises. Topics include slipping in and out of exercises with feel, applying touch-and-go and loopy training ideas, advancing without drilling or holding too long, and helping horses remain at ease while developing greater self-carriage and responsibility. The clinic builds timing and flow, and offers practical ways to find balance again and again. An anticipated structure features a welcome followed by a series of 30 minute participant lessons and a midday theory talk on the first day. The second day typically opens with a discussion session, continues with 45 minute lessons, includes a lunch Q&A, then wraps up with further coaching. Clinic II can be taken on its own and is especially meaningful as part of the broader arc that includes Clinic I.

Collectors, vendors, and hobbyists come together at the Collinsville Card Show for a showcase of cards and collectibles. Explore close to 100 tables offering sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and other collectible card games, plus an array of items such as LEGO, Funko Pop collectibles, video games, custom game systems, vintage toys, and action figures. The setting is family friendly and admission is free for everyone.

Enjoy a patio brunch at June's Breakfast + Patio with live music from Kam Bugger. Brunch specials are available along with local draft beer, brunch cocktails, and an espresso bar. Counter service is offered. The setting is family friendly, and kids and pups are welcome.

An upcoming Pride festival is announced with the message that love speaks louder than fear. Information for sponsors and vendors is available through Eventeny.

Belleville Books hosts a book signing with author Bill Waggoner featuring his biography Love, John: A Story of Loss and Learning. Pre-orders are available, and personalization can be requested.

Now in its fifth year, this kickball tournament at Freeburg Park District highlights recovery through friendly competition. Additional details and new announcements will be shared as the event approaches. Games are planned to wrap up under the lights, creating a lively finish to the day.

Step into the production side of hard cider making on a tour that follows homegrown fruit from harvest and pressing through fermentation and the finishing stage. Along the way, the cider team shares the expertise, science, and passion that shape each pour, offering a deeper understanding of the craft behind favorite flavors. It welcomes both longtime cider enthusiasts and those just starting to explore. Please plan to check in shortly before the tour begins.

Enjoy a live rock performance by Thursday’s Hazy.

Belle Clair Fairgrounds Park hosts a Show Me Reptile expo featuring a wide range of animals and supplies for both seasoned keepers and the simply curious. Explore reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants with bioactive materials, and connect with experienced breeders and trusted vendors. Guests can ask questions, take photos, and discover care essentials including feeders, enclosures, décor, and other equipment. The experience welcomes all ages. General admission is available with advance pricing at $12 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adult general admission is $15 and the kids rate remains $5, with children 6 and under free. A VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door, providing early entry and free admission for day two at shows that span two days.

A live set from ShortMist fills 1428 Tap Haus with a Sunday Funday spirit, with food available during the performance.

Shattered Crystal’s weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ features an evening of scribal activities that welcome all skill levels. Participants can try their hand at projects, get in some practice, or simply watch. Regular activities run alongside the scribal focus, including heavy and rapier practice and A&S work. Those who need to borrow gear for heavy or rapier are asked to email the marshals in advance so they know what to bring. For heavy, contact Brock Nash at shatteredcrystal.marshal@midrealm.org. For rapier, contact Bartelmeu le Wis at shatteredcrystal.rapier@midrealm.org.

The season finale of Music in the Park features Jazz Tonite at the Community Park Amphitheater. This local group brings smooth, mellow jazz suited to a relaxed autumn evening. Concession and vendor stands will be available. Attendees can bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket.

Presented by the Greater Belleville Chamber of Commerce, this annual chili celebration showcases dishes from home cooks, local groups, and area businesses. It began with just a few vendors on a single block of East Main Street in downtown Belleville and has expanded to more than 50 vendors. With more than four decades behind it, it now stands among the biggest festivals in Belleville.

Experience an evening of Americana as three distinct voices share the stage. Kitty Steadman brings commanding vocals and heartfelt narratives shaped by years at the helm of Drop Dead Dangerous and a solo path that leans more personal and candid. Her shows mix spark and closeness, drawing a loyal community of Steadheads, and her upcoming project The Orchid, recorded in Key West, highlights the next chapter of her sound. Eric Erdman arrives as a guitar slinging troubadour whose thoughtful, playful lyrics land with easy hooks. His songwriting credits include the theme for Drag Race High, Stone’s Throw recorded by the Red Clay Strays and heard on their Moments to Remember and Live at The Ryman albums as well as on the CBS series The Road, and Caddo County with Dave Cobb and the Red Clay Strays on the Grammy and AMA nominated Twisters soundtrack. His honors include Mobile Arts Council Musical Artist of the Year in 2026, a long run as Lagniappe Awards Solo Musician of the Year from 2010 through 2024, Southland Music Line Musician of the Year in 2021, and multiple TRMA awards including co-writing The Wave and Family Tree. James Adkins rounds out the bill with songs rooted in folk, bluegrass, and roots traditions, delivered with seasoned musicianship on guitar, mandolin, or bass. Based in Ohio and performing for more than two decades, he has played rooms and festivals across the Eastern United States, writes with the kind of insight that resonates with listeners who appreciate storytellers like John Prine, Gillian Welch, and Jason Isbell, and is steadily widening his reach throughout the Southeast.

Unhinged returns with a performance focused on familiar favorites.

This 5K brings the community together in compassion and support for people affected by domestic violence. Participants may run, walk, or offer encouragement along the course, and their involvement helps fund vital services. Registration fees and event proceeds bolster emergency shelter and crisis response, counseling services and advocacy, legal support with safety planning, and education and prevention efforts. Participation sends a clear message of solidarity with survivors as well as their families. Through this collective effort, someone can reach safety, a parent can find the backing needed to begin again, and a child can look toward a steadier, more hopeful future. The event welcomes all abilities and focuses on building a community grounded in safety, support, and care where survivors can heal and thrive.

Enjoy patio brunch at June's Breakfast + Patio with live music from Tessa and Tessa's Husband. Brunch specials are on offer along with local draft beer, brunch cocktails, and an espresso bar. Ordering is at the counter. The setting is family friendly, and both kids and pups are welcome.

Celebrate 15 years of ministry in Guatemala with an uplifting evening at the Collinsville Gateway Center. The program includes dinner, a silent auction, music, and updates from missionaries, offering time to connect around stories of impact and hope. Tickets are $40.

Holy Virgin Mary & Shoghagat Armenian Church hosts the 17th annual dance, an evening of music, dancing, food, and a welcoming community atmosphere. The event is open to all, and friends and families are encouraged to attend. To reserve tickets, contact Renny at krikorianjd7@gmail.com or Maggie at fmcolliflower@gmail.com.

Columbus Day Pop Up Camps bring focused soccer training to O'Fallon Sports Park with two options for boys and girls in the U8-U10 and U11-U14 age groups. The Footskills and Finishing camp, created by Elite FT, concentrates on the craft of scoring, pairing striking technique with ball control to help create chances and boost confidence on the ball. Club experience is required for this camp. The Goalkeeper Academy pop up camp spans two hours, starting with targeted instruction from Goalkeeper Academy coaches on footwork, handling, diving technique, distribution, and positioning. The second hour features live play with field players practicing finishing so goalkeepers can put new skills into action. Price is $45.

Shattered Crystal’s weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ features the regular lineup of activities. Participants can take part in heavy combat practice and rapier practice, along with arts and sciences projects. If you need to borrow gear for heavy or rapier, please email the marshals ahead of time so they know what to bring. For heavy, contact Marshal Brock Nash at shatteredcrystal.marshal@midrealm.org. For rapier, contact Marshal Bartelmeu le Wis at shatteredcrystal.rapier@midrealm.org.

A free, dog-friendly Halloween celebration at It’s The Barkery brings pups and their people together for a playful trunk-or-treat. Costumes, treats, and photo opportunities set a festive scene with plenty of wagging tails. The gathering highlights the joy of dogs while connecting local pet lovers and businesses in a friendly community atmosphere.

Returning to 1428 Tap Haus in Swansea, this show serves up groove-heavy rock and roll.

The band Array performs at Pete’s Hard Stop in Smithton, IL with a blend of rock, pop, country, and soul. The set spans these genres for a wide-ranging mix of styles.

ShortMist returns to 1428 Tap Haus with a set of favorite tunes. Kick off the weekend with live music, grab a bite to eat, and take in the performance.

Enjoy an intimate night with Johnn Schneider as part of The Story Teller Series, featuring personal stories and his music. A limited number of VIP meet and greet tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the show. VIP guests may have up to two items signed, and specialty items such as diecast cars, lunchboxes, or car parts will incur an additional fee before entering the autograph line. The timing for VIP sales will be shared closer to the event.

Roaming Home comes back to Schmitty’s for an evening featuring chilled beverages and energetic music.

Part of AFSP's nationwide Community Walks, this Metro East event gathers participants to support suicide prevention through awareness and fundraising. Whether you have been personally impacted by suicide loss or want to stand with your community, it offers a meaningful way to connect and take action together. Funds raised in Illinois stay local, fueling research, advocacy, and education initiatives in area schools, workplaces, and communities. For questions or to get involved, contact Chris Allard at 832-398-5908 or Chris@TheTenthMan.org.

Belle Clair Fairgrounds Park hosts a two-day flea market. The first day runs later into the afternoon, and the second day concludes earlier.

The schedule moves from gates opening to sign up, then practice, then racing. General admission is $15 per person, and children 8 and under are admitted free. Race entry is $40, and there is a $20 transponder fee. An AMA card is required. Sign up requires Live Laps registration.

Fry Project brings a classic rock experience rooted in blues and southern rock, drawing on music from artists such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Allman Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Albert King, Freddie King, Bad Company, ZZ Top, Black Sabbath, the Black Crowes, Cream, Joe Walsh, CCR, the Doors, Steppenwolf, Jeff Healey, and REO Speedwagon. The set can also feature newer rock from Blackberry Smoke, Joe Bonamassa, Bush, and Stone Temple Pilots, with the option to turn things heavier with songs by Seether, Metallica, Kiss, and Motorhead when it fits. Expect creative twists throughout, with songs artfully blended and arrangements reworked to give familiar favorites a fresh edge.

Shattered Crystal presents a weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ with regular activities that include heavy and rapier practice alongside arts and sciences. This edition features a potluck focused on crockpot dishes, and attendees may bring a favorite dish to share. Anyone who needs loaner equipment for heavy or rapier should contact the marshals in advance so they know what to bring. Further details about the arts and sciences portion will be shared when available.

LA FIESTA 2 Mexican Restaurant & Bar hosts TGNY Acoustic for a lively set of unplugged music that spans classic and current country and rock, blues, doo-wop, and favorites from the 1950s through the 2000s. Settle in for good food and a welcoming vibe while the playlist moves from timeless oldies to modern hits. There is no cover charge.

A movie-themed trivia night combines friendly competition with an auction and raffles to power the mission of Equipping The Called, a 501(c)3 charitable organization. This annual fundraiser is one of the organization’s key efforts, with proceeds helping keep the resource closet stocked and operations running so hundreds of local children and families receive support. Funds raised help ensure that when a child enters care, they are met with dignity, comfort, and essential items to help them thrive. Ways to take part include purchasing a table, becoming a sponsor, or donating to the auction and raffles. Play with purpose and bid to make a difference while supporting foster and kinship families through an evening of fun and meaningful impact.

The Chris Murry Duo will appear at Pete's Hard Stop.

Flustered Mustard returns to Miners Theatre for the sixth annual live shadow cast presentation of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Each ticket includes a prop bag.

Derek's Closet is hosting a winter coat drive that provides coats at no cost to people who need them. Coats are offered free to those who could use one.

Shattered Crystal’s weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ features a scribal night open to everyone to participate, practice, or simply watch, alongside the usual heavy practice, rapier practice, and A&S activities. If you need to borrow gear for heavy or rapier, contact the appropriate marshal in advance so they can plan what to bring.

Jerry Albrecht leads a program focused on the maple syrup harvest. Gain insights into this topic during his presentation.

See Dustin Coleman perform live at Pete's Hard Stop. This in person show features the artist on stage at the venue.

Dylan will have a booth at the O’Fallon Panthers Band Art & Craft Fair, featuring playful 3D printed fidgets, collectibles, and sports memorabilia inspired by holidays, food, pop culture, and everyday favorites. The collection is designed to bring personality, fun, and creativity to daily life, with seasonal pieces available alongside custom creations. There is always something new to discover, and for anyone who cannot attend in person, Dylan also offers an Etsy shop.

Celebrate the hobby at the Collinsville Card Show, a family-friendly gathering that brings together collectors, vendors, and enthusiasts. Explore nearly 100 tables filled with sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and other trading card games, along with a wide range of collectibles such as LEGO, Funko Pop!, video games, custom video game systems, vintage toys, and action figures. Admission is free for the public. The show takes place inside The Crossings Church Collinsville, and free on-site parking is available.

Fantastic Fall Fest returns to Rock Springs Rotary Park with the same beloved activities, games, and live entertainment, even as it shifts to a new weekend this year. Families can enjoy free seasonal fun, including kids games with chances to win prizes and special snacks available while supplies last. Popular attractions such as the prairie maze and wagon rides are available throughout, and live music sets a festive tone. Admission is free, making this a welcoming community celebration for all ages.

Alice in Reverse takes the stage at Pete’s with a high-energy rock performance. Guests can enjoy food while the music plays, creating a relaxed outing for friends and family. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and a night centered on fun.

Shattered Crystal hosts a weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ focused on training and creativity. This gathering features the regular schedule of heavy practice, rapier practice, and arts and sciences activities. If you need to borrow gear for heavy or rapier, email the marshals in advance so they know what to bring. Heavy inquiries can be sent to Brock Nash at shatteredcrystal.marshal@midrealm.org, and rapier inquiries can be sent to Bartelmeu le Wis at shatteredcrystal.rapier@midrealm.org.

Expect a wide-ranging set of popular songs that spans the decades. Highlights include music by Tom Petty, the Beatles, John Prine, Johnny Cash, Sublime, RHCP, Jim Croce, STP, The Cure, Jason Isbell, Elvis, and more.

The 2026 schedule for this show has been finalized. Help get the word out by sharing the announcement on your pages and in your groups.

Enjoy an evening of music trivia hosted by Trivia Riot at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5691 in Collinsville. Questions will span multiple genres and decades to create a family friendly experience. A cash bar will be available, and outside food and nonalcoholic beverages are welcome. Proceeds help MEHS save more animals in the Metro East. Tickets are $30 per person or $200 for a table of eight, and seating is limited. Tickets are expected to go on sale in Summer 2026. Fundraising activities will include a silent auction and a barrel of booze raffle, along with additional ways to support MEHS. Round and event sponsorships are available; for details, contact developmentmgr@mehs.org.

Classic Crush is set for a party at Danny’s Irish Pub and Banquet Center. Enjoy an Irish pub atmosphere and a night of celebration.

A one-day hare scramble featuring Buddy and Iron Man formats for riders on 85cc machines and larger. There are no small bike classes. Women and 85cc riders compete in a shorter race, while big bikes take on a longer course. The gate fee is $15 and the race fee is $40. Live Laps registration is required, and an AMA card is needed to participate.

Shattered Crystal’s weekly gathering at St. John United Church of Christ features regular heavy and rapier practices along with arts and sciences activities. This meeting adds a potluck pie theme, and participants are welcome to bring a favorite pie, savory or sweet. More details about the arts and sciences portion will be shared soon. Those who need to borrow heavy or rapier equipment can email the marshals in advance so they know what to bring at shatteredcrystal.marshal@midrealm.org for Heavy, or shatteredcrystal.rapier@midrealm.org for Rapier.

The Left It In The River Tour brings Jamie MacDonald and Joe L Barnes to Enjoy Church in O'Fallon, IL for an evening of live music. The chart-topping singer and songwriter steps out with her own show featuring songs such as Desperate, Left It In The River, and My Family. Jamie has previously toured with Chris Tomlin, Benjamin William Hastings, and others, and this tour highlights a fresh connection with listeners. The event offers a VIP experience, early entry, and general admission, with a schedule that may change. To avoid scams and ensure official tickets, use the authorized ticketing outlet only. Third party resales are not permitted for TPR event pages, and tickets purchased elsewhere are not guaranteed or supported, which can also limit access to updates or assistance.

Celebrate the sound and spirit of rock and roll at a music-focused gathering that puts the genre front and center.

The Belleville fairgrounds hosts a two-day flea market with hours that vary by day.

The Electric Cars take the stage at Belleville's Lincoln Theatre with a set steeped in 1980s new wave. Special guests Tragic Blonde Vacation present a tribute to the women of the 80s.

Get ready to channel the spirit of 1979 at The Historic Miners Theater as the 4th annual Night of Real Rock Radio Klassics features The Dude Abides and The Blue Marlin Band, joined by members of Grand Allusion, a Midwest Styx tribute act. Classic songs from artists like April Wine, Shooting Star, UFO, Pat Travers, Mamas Pride, REO Speedwagon, Thin Lizzy, Bob Welch, David Bowie, Styx, Gypsy, Frank Marino, Blue Oyster Cult, Robert Palmer, ARS, Sugar Loaf, The Sherbs, The Rockets, Lake, Kim Mitchell, Orion The Hunter, Focus, Aphrodite’s Child, 707, Trooper, Aldo Nova, Manfred Mann and Point Blank are on the setlist, with more in the mix. Last year’s show sold out, and both reserved and general seating are available.

Historic Miners Theater hosts the fourth annual night devoted to real rock radio classics, featuring live performances by The Dude Abides and The Blue Marlin Band.

This event presents a real-time musical performance for attendees to enjoy.

Now in its 46th year, this art and craft market brings crafters and artists together for a large indoor showcase at the Belle-Clair Fairgrounds in Belleville. Explore one of the largest indoor craft shows in southern Illinois. On-site amenities include a coffee truck, a photo booth, and a restaurant and bar, along with attendance prizes. Parking is free, and admission is $5 cash at the door.

At Gateway Convention Center, explore a celebration of model railroading with more than 300 tables of trains and accessories for sale from dealers traveling from across the country. Browse engines, rolling stock, track, scenery supplies, books, magazines, tools, DVDs, hats, T-shirts, maps, toys, memorabilia, and a wide range of new, used, and collectible pieces, including favorites like Lionel, Thomas, and DCC equipment. Enjoy large operating layouts in multiple sizes and scales with thousands of model trains to see. Take part in free workshops and demonstrations, let kids ride a child-friendly train, and use the free test track to run your own trains. Parking is free, with even more to discover throughout the show.

Collectors, vendors, and hobbyists come together for a Collinsville card and collectibles show featuring close to 100 vendor tables. Browse sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and other trading card games, along with a wide range of collectibles including LEGO sets, Funko Pop! figures, video games, custom video game systems, vintage toys, and action figures. The environment is family friendly, and admission is free for the public.

1428 Tap Haus presents ShortMist for an evening of live music, tasty food, and refreshing drinks.