Events in Chesterfield, MO

RAD Networking brings business professionals together at Viviano’s for a relationship-focused gathering. This bring-your-own-coffee meet up takes place in a reserved area inside an Italian market and restaurant, offering a setting surrounded by food, wine, and specialty items. Over the last four years the group has met consistently and grown together, emphasizing meaningful interaction rather than quick exchanges. Participants focus on genuine connections, the chance to both give and receive referrals, and an environment where people feel recognized and heard. The group is not category exclusive.

Bommarito Audi West County becomes the first dealership in the St. Louis area to unveil the inaugural Audi SQ9 alongside the all-new Q7. The event offers two ways to experience these arrivals. A morning preview pairs a sneak look at the vehicles with a complimentary Zumba class plus smoothies, parfaits and breakfast bites. Later, an afternoon session features bourbon, beverages and light hors d’oeuvres while guests explore the SQ9 and Q7 and learn about their latest features. Attendees can choose one session or enjoy both to see what is next from Audi ahead of the crowd in STL.

Clay Cafe presents a no-cost community brunch in the Parish Hall, offered alongside the weekly food pantry. Open to everyone, including friends and neighbors, it provides a simple way to share a meal together.

Set in the Forgotten Realms, this Dungeons & Dragons campaign at Bodach’s Games is led by an experienced Dungeon Master and supported by a reliable group of players. It welcomes both newcomers and longtime adventurers, with premade characters available to make getting started easy. Sessions focus on immersive roleplay and a strong narrative, and the group values commitment and engagement. Walk-ins and spectators are welcome. The cost is $15 per session, and a half-off offer for you and a friend is available. For questions or to reserve a seat, contact Overturfq2907@gmail.com.

Business After Hours at Lydia's brings professionals together for conversation and connection. Meet new contacts, exchange ideas, and expand your network in a casual setting.

The Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce presents the 10th Annual Trunk-or-Treat, a free, walk-through Halloween celebration at B&B Theatres in Wentzville. Recently postponed due to weather, the event will be held at the same venue. This year’s theme is Hollywood, with decorated trunks inspired by superheroes, classic chills, blockbuster villains, and beloved family films that bring a touch of movie magic to life. Open to the public and welcoming all ages, it offers plenty of candy and festive fun. Opportunities are available for businesses and sponsors to reserve trunk space or support the event through sponsorships. Presented by the Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce and B&B Theatres Wentzville.

Syberg's in Chesterfield Valley hosts family-friendly Tuesday evenings with balloon twisting by Silly Jilly. Children can receive a complimentary balloon creation, and she often adds playful gags or a quick magic trick. A Tuesday dine-in offer is available too: for each person who spends at least $12.99, up to two children eight and under can enjoy a free meal from the kids menu. This offer cannot be combined with other specials or discounts.

This casual Warhammer 40k session features open play with no entry fee. Armies can range from 500 to 2000 points, allowing flexible matchups.

This workshop helps caregivers understand how children move toward independent reading. Participants will learn about brain development and current school practices, then try practical, hands-on phonics activities with their child that can be used at home. The program is free, and registration is required. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288. Designed for children ages 4 to 8 with their caregivers.

This midyear celebration features prizes offered throughout the festivities. Entry costs $5. The competition uses a Swiss format with three rounds, and participants receive one booster pack for each win.

Discover practical methods for tracing Czech, Slovak, Polish, Lithuanian, and other Eastern European heritage using genealogical records. This presentation highlights resources and techniques connected to St. Louis communities, while offering research strategies that can help anyone explore this part of their family history.

This movie outing pairs a pre-show activity with tasty treats. Tom's Coffee and the Dirty Dogz food truck will be on site, and Kirkwood Pop will have popcorn. A hayride along the Dardenne Greenway comes first, followed by the film.

Learn how to keep more of what you have built with a straightforward class focused on the tax side of retirement. Explore how tax-deferred accounts can affect future obligations, key rules for IRAs and required minimum distributions, ways a health savings account can support tax-efficient healthcare planning, and strategies for passing assets to loved ones with reduced, and in some cases no, tax. Whether retirement is approaching or already underway, this session aims to help you ask sharper questions and make more informed choices about income and legacy. Presented by Darla Ellis, co-founder. This program is educational and does not provide individualized tax, legal, or investment advice.

Singers Open Mic returns to Blue Strawberry STL with a full band on hand. The Black & White Band accompanies vocalists across jazz standards, Broadway, pop, blues, and R&B. Food and drinks are available throughout. This event takes place on select Tuesdays, so consult the venue’s calendar for scheduling and updates. The cover charge is $10, and singers should bring their sheet music. For any changes or additional details, see the venue’s website and social media.

This month’s meeting highlights a live demonstration by Rick Keasey and Scott Wadyko focusing on sculpting techniques for model accessories and scenery. The schedule also includes announcements and a Show & Tell segment.

Entry is $5 and includes a pack at registration. The event is capped at four Swiss rounds with no top cut. After Swiss, first place receives a winner pack, and additional prizes are awarded based on record.

An open mic in St. Louis featuring live music, poetry, and comedy from talented emerging local artists. This weekly series is five star rated and celebrates ten years of supporting arts and entertainment. It focuses on moving culture forward and sustaining a supportive space for community expression. Early bird tickets are offered through POSH for $5 plus tax.

Catch Your Breath: Not Broken Enough Tour comes to The Hawthorn for an all ages show. Doors open before the performance. The venue operates cashless, so bring a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited around the venue, so rideshare is recommended, with a designated pick up and drop off area near the entrance. To help prevent fraudulent sales, posts offering tickets are removed from the event discussion page. All sales are final, and lineups and times may change. Tickets suspected of being purchased solely for resale may be canceled at the discretion of The Hawthorn or TicketWeb. A valid government issued photo ID is required for entry to age restricted events. Tickets may be available at the door if not sold out, and physical tickets are available at the box office. There is no re entry.

The Finally Outside Tour brings The Wrecks to The Pageant in St Louis with Worry Club and Kid Sistr. This all ages concert offers general admission pricing at $28 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. An optional Outside Insiders Club VIP upgrade is available, featuring an exclusive merch item, priority shopping, an autographed item, and a photo with the band. The VIP upgrade does not include a ticket, and all VIP elements are overseen by the artist and may change. The venue recommends purchasing tickets only through Ticketmaster, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sources are not guaranteed for entry.

Step up to the mic on The Mill Stage for a new open mic comedy night that welcomes metro area comedians, writers, and natural class clowns. This lively, encouraging room is a great place to refine your material or take your first shot at stand-up. Sign up on arrival to claim a spot, and getting there early helps secure stage time. Expect just the essentials... you, a microphone, and a crowd ready to laugh. Admission is free, and the show is for ages 17 and up.

Rittz brings the Before the Drop Tour to Red Flag in St. Louis for a live show featuring Crisis, with more performers to be announced. Tickets are available, and the event is open to all ages.

An informal networking gathering created for mental health professionals who value connecting with peers. Counselors, social workers, psychologists, therapists, coaches, and others in the field can form new relationships, exchange ideas, and broaden their professional connections in a casual setting. Participants are welcome to bring announcements, flyers, business cards, information on upcoming offerings, or other materials to share with the group. Expect thoughtful conversation, new contacts, and time with people committed to mental health and wellness. For more information, contact Gina Sokolich at respondingfirstcounseling@gmail.com or 314.649.0277.

Build meaningful local connections at a weekly networking meeting hosted by Number 9 Networking. These gatherings emphasize genuine relationships rather than tallying referrals or transactions, giving business owners and professionals time to connect, collaborate, and grow. With a community of over 105 members and multiple convenient locations, there are many chances to meet people from a variety of fields. The organization is locally owned, open to all industries, and does not require strict attendance. Membership is budget friendly with monthly and annual options and no costly application fees. Guests may visit up to two meetings before deciding on membership, making it easy to experience a welcoming, relationship-focused approach.

This in-person meeting in Chesterfield, Missouri features STL Boss Ladies, a one-per-category networking community focused on meaningful referrals and genuine connections. It brings together businesswomen and entrepreneurs who support one another, share resources, and turn ambitious ideas into real results. The conversation centers on growth, giving, and collaboration among peers who celebrate achievements and back each step upward.

The National Equestrian Center offers winter and spring open riding sessions in temperature-controlled indoor arenas. Horse-and-rider duos can reserve a two-hour block to train, practice, and exercise. Each confirmed entry includes a stall for tacking up, and riders are responsible for cleaning up after their horses. The fee is $35 per pair. A current negative Coggins test must be shown before unloading. Advance registration is required. For details or to reserve a time slot, call the NEC at 636-561-8080.

Hee Haw and Hot Dogs offers an afternoon of classic comfort food, lighthearted competition, and country-style fun for seniors. The gathering takes place at the Dames Park Corporate Pavilion and provides a welcoming setting to meet new people and reconnect with familiar faces. Participants can test their knowledge in a Wild West trivia challenge, then follow an expert guide through easy line and square dancing suited to all skill levels. The afternoon wraps up with a casual game of bingo featuring fun prizes. Boots are welcome for this country-style celebration.

This free criminal expungement clinic offers practical guidance on Missouri’s expungement requirements, opportunities to speak one-on-one with an attorney, answers to your questions, and help completing paperwork when applicable. It takes place at the William J. Harrison Education Center at St. Louis Community College. To prepare, bring a photo ID and a copy of your police report. Clinics are offered twice each month, providing additional chances to attend. For questions, contact 314-329-1001 or 3Daughtersand1000Sons@gmail.com.

Kie of Kie's Creations leads a four-hour, beginner friendly taxidermy class at Lady Layre focused on crafting a Beetlejuice-themed mouse along with a custom miniature graveyard display. Participants work with pre-skinned specimens, learn to build a form, mount and preserve the hide, and add personality through suit, hair, and facial details before designing and decorating the scene. All supplies are included, and attendees should bring proof of ticket purchase. The cost is $140.

A relaxed, no-cost open play session welcoming beginners and veterans alike. No prior experience is required, and everyone is welcome to stop by and participate.

This Flesh & Blood Armory Event features Classic Constructed play across three Best of 1 rounds. Entry is $7. Prizing follows a 6/4/2/1 prize pack payout, plus GEM packs.

This free meetup brings together local hobby artists for hands-on time with miniature painting and assembly. Participants bring their own minis and tools, then trade tips, techniques, and advice with the community in a welcoming setting.

Enjoy dinner and drinks on the Billy G’s Kirkwood patio as Duhart Music fills the evening with an upbeat, high-energy set that showcases plenty of talent and an easygoing vibe. If this performance is missed, the group appears again on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Plans may change due to weather or other unexpected circumstances.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon TCG Casual Unlimited gathering focused on fun and friendly play. Both new and experienced players are welcome, and older cards are allowed, making it a comfortable environment for younger participants as well. The entry fee is $7. Prize packs are awarded by record, with 3-0 earning four packs, 2-1 earning two packs, and 1-2 or 0-3 receiving one pack.

This is a weekly open play session with time dedicated to play. It is a simple recurring opportunity to enjoy open play each week.

Frankie Martin’s Garden hosts a fun, social disc golf putting league that welcomes seasoned players as well as first timers. The focus is on sharpening putting skills, meeting new people, and enjoying a family-friendly atmosphere with bucket specials and plenty of friendly competition. Players work through five putting stations set at different distances. One round means taking five putts at each station, and every player completes four rounds to keep play balanced. Scores are logged by full round rather than by combining best individual shots. There are AM and PRO divisions with top payouts each week, and winnings are paid out that night. Entry is $10 per person, cash only. Participants must complete stations in order, jump putts are not allowed, extra rounds can be purchased if time allows, and scorecards should be turned in at the end of the session.

Enjoy a casual board game gathering at Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & Cafe. Bring your own favorites or choose from the venue’s library, with options that range from quick, easy titles to longer, more complex games. Even if RSVPs appear low, the group typically sees at least ten regular attendees each week. Arriving early is a great way to get a head start on gaming and to take advantage of happy hour specials. Please note that outside food or drinks are not permitted. The group meets in the separate private room with the jail cell booths rather than in the main bar. After entering the building, head toward the glass doors for Pieces and look for the single doorway on the left that leads into the room with multiple jail cells. If needed, ask a staff member for directions. Parking is available for free on nearby streets. The parking lot across the street is owned by Anheuser-Busch and is not open for public use.

Volunteer members of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery make this inclusive weekly group ride possible, with the group setting out from South Side Cyclery. Riders are encouraged to arrive early so both bike and rider are ready to roll at the start. If you need help getting your bike prepared, the shop can assist in advance. All participants must check in and sign a waiver, and helmets and lights are required. Multiple pace options accommodate a wide range of riders, including a beginner friendly group aiming for up to 10 miles in about 1 hour and 45 minutes, a party pace averaging 12 to 13 mph over roughly 15 miles, an intermediate option averaging 14 to 15 mph at around 20 miles, and an advanced group averaging 16 mph or more over approximately 30 miles. Routes change from week to week to provide safe and suitable options across areas of St. Louis City and County.

A warm invitation is extended to friends in Wentzville and Lake St. Louis.

A fun monthly queer mixer in St. Louis brings sweet beats, inspired drinks including cocktails and mocktails, and tasty treats. Hosted by Jill Firns at Platypus in the Grove, it offers space to dance, meet new people, enjoy a drink, grab a bite, and simply be yourself. There is no cover charge, and donations to Platypus are encouraged to keep the venue going. Updates are shared on Instagram.

Life Skills Training Academy presents Celebrate Recovery at Hope Fellowship Church in Florissant. This Christ-centered, 12-step program provides a confidential, welcoming place for anyone facing hurt, habits, hang-ups, addiction, grief, anxiety, relationship struggles, or the weight of everyday life. Participants can access practical tools, encouragement from a supportive community, and a path toward restoration and freedom grounded in faith. Whether the goal is personal growth or deeper healing, come as you are and find hope.

A Pokemon event featuring a $5 entry fee. Each participant receives a pack at registration, and extra prizes are determined by final record.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this night features the David's Guitar Loft staff and friends on stage at The Annex Café. Faculty members and Webster University alumni, together with performing pros, deliver a concert centered on strong musicianship and lively energy. The series offers a rotating slate of music alongside food and drinks, and this monthly installment spotlights the talent connected with David's Guitar Loft.

Put your film knowledge to the test at The Meaning of Bar during a movie-themed trivia night. Questions dig into directors, series, actors, and the random details that make movies unforgettable. Teams can include up to six people. There is no charge to play. A new theme rolls out each week, offering fresh challenges and plenty of chances to learn something new.

Enjoy a friendly night of Texas Hold'em at Big Daddy's Bar & Grill - Soulard with the DeepStacks Poker League. Play is entirely free, letting you dive into the action without buy-ins or financial pressure. All experience levels are welcome, and the environment is guided by supportive tournament directors and a table full of welcoming players, making it easy to learn the game or refine your strategy. It is a relaxed social setting with drinks and local bar food, plus plenty of opportunities to meet new poker friends. The league uses free Bar Poker Open accounts for participation, and its live bar events have no entry cost. The league also offers chances to compete for large prize pools and travel packages at championship events in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Florida.

Knocked Loose brings Kentucky-bred hardcore to The Factory in St. Louis with Denzel Curry joining for a heavy tour stop that channels ferocious energy into the room. Pummeling riffs, wild vocal fire, and a high-energy crowd response set the tone. With songs like Counting Worms, Mistakes Like Fractures, and Suffocate in the mix, the set leans into unfiltered aggression, devastating breakdowns, and an unrelenting performance.

Failure brings The Rising Skyline Tour to Delmar Hall with special guest Quannic. General admission is $30 in advance and $35 day of show. This is an all ages concert. The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend buying tickets only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website to ensure authenticity, since third party purchases are not guaranteed and cannot be verified. A giveaway winner, Quinn Hailey, has been awarded a pair of tickets and can claim them at the Delmar Hall box office on show day with a photo ID. Tickets are not transferable. For questions or to update the name to match an ID, please reach out via Facebook.

Registration is open for BioBash 2026, the 15th annual job fair and networking event for young scientists hosted by the Danforth Center’s Committee for Scientific Training and Mentoring. The gathering brings the St. Louis scientific community together to learn, connect, and explore the many career paths available in the life sciences. Scientists at every stage are welcome. This year’s theme is “Impact of Science: Growing Toward a Sustainable Future.”

Preschool Storytime offers a mix of picture book read-alouds, songs, rhymes, fingerplay activities, and simple crafts. Each part of the session focuses on building early literacy skills and helping children get ready for kindergarten in a fun, age-appropriate way.

Now at a new location and time, the Number 9 Networking St Peters meeting takes place at Shamrocks Pub and Grill in St Peters, Missouri. Attendees connect with local business owners and entrepreneurs committed to growth, working together, and achieving results. The gathering offers a chance to cultivate relationships, exchange referrals, and leave motivated. High energy is encouraged, and guests are welcome.

Holiday magic sets the tone for the annual Sleigh Bell Social, a cheerful celebration filled with sparkle, laughter, and cozy Christmas vibes. Guests are treated like holiday royalty with complimentary cocktails, sweet and savory bites, and a luxe swag bag valued at over $100. Be among the first to see the holiday decor unveiling and explore fresh arrivals in clothing, jewelry, and gifts. Look for delightful surprises throughout the space, a warm ambiance, and great music, along with the festive spirit associated with Painted Home. Santa makes an appearance for playful photo opportunities, and the lively atmosphere invites smiles and dancing throughout the store. Tickets are limited for each entry window. After purchase, an email with an order number serves as the ticket for entry and to receive gifts, and having a screenshot ready at the door helps with quick check-in.

Experience a welcoming open house at VIO Med Spa Chesterfield focused on whole-body wellness. Learn about peptides, medical weight loss, BHRT, vitamin injections, and IV therapy, and get questions answered by the VIO team. Connect with local wellness vendors while enjoying snacks and refreshments. Pick up a Wellness Passport, visit participating vendors to collect stamps, and complete it for a chance to win VIO Cash. A limited number of 15-minute conversations with providers will be available on a first come, first served basis.

Choreography practice sessions in American Fusion Bellydance take place at Central Library as part of the Bellydancing for Joy and Fitness series. Expect an energetic workout and a chance to expand your range of dance styles. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed.

A free community event brings local flavors, shopping, live entertainment, and family fun together in one place. Explore bites from food vendors and support local small businesses. The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will make an appearance, and kids can enjoy activities, a petting zoo, and carnival games. Live music by Woo Daddies sets the tone. Food and drink options include tacos from Antojitos de Guatemala, barbecue from Charlotte's Rib, gelato from Tre Cuori Gelateria, snow cones from Kona Ice, popcorn from Kyles Kettle Corn, hotdogs and hot chocolate from Pathfinder Church, and beer, wine, and cocktails from Tipsy Clover. Browse and participate in offerings from St. John School with squishes and blankets, Rianna SunChild Art & Decor with pictures, decor, and clothing, Love, Laugh and JBloom with Carol featuring Permalinx, Mary Kay cosmetics, I Wanna Be Creations with build-your-own tees, tumblers, and hats, and TVG-Medulla, LCC/ Chiro One Wellness Center with chiropractic care. More family activities include kids projects with Great Clips, balloon and tattoo artistry from Lucky Fun, and music lessons with School of the Arts.

Phillip Russo presents distinctive renditions spanning a broad range of songs at The Gramophone in the Grove. The set showcases reimagined material that offers something for every taste, all in a cozy corner of the venue.

Social runs return at Fleet Feet St. Charles, bringing the local running community together for movement and motivation. Choose a three mile or five mile course through nearby neighborhoods. The activity is open to all paces, and select sessions feature vendor appearances and product demos.

A welcoming art club invites ages 16 and older to explore their creativity. All experience levels are encouraged, from beginners to seasoned artists. Enjoy a friendly space to make art and leave with fresh inspiration.

Play bingo from the comfort of your parking spot in the upper lot at Schroeder Park, with room to set up directly behind your car. Bring daubers, chairs, small tables, dinner, and drinks for a relaxed, social outing. Restrooms will be available.

Enjoy a free Disney's Lorcana open play session with a casually competitive vibe. Both constructed and starter decks are welcome, and the event suits players of every experience level.

This free-to-participate gathering welcomes newcomers, with learn-to-play guidance available. Players can earn stamps during play and redeem them for prize packs. Each participant may receive one free booster pack if available.

Vicente Cigars makes its debut at The Cigar Vault alongside bourbon tastings from Nobeltons Bourbon.

Put your puzzle skills to the test in a fast paced crossword competition where five teams race to finish a crossword puzzle first. The winning team receives crossword themed prizes and the bragging rights of the unofficial title Crossword Champion. Participants may register a team of up to four, or sign up solo to be matched with others upon arrival. Spots are available while space remains.

Presented by the Saint Louis Chess Club, US Chess Federation, and Kasparov Chess Foundation, the second Saint Louis Chess Conference brings together educators, researchers, and chess enthusiasts. Building on a successful inaugural gathering that drew more than 250 participants, this edition offers three keynote presentations and a slate of new special events. Participants can explore effective approaches to chess instruction and useful resources, learn about the current state of chess research and recent projects at the Saint Louis Chess Club, and connect with peers who focus on chess education and scholarship. The schedule also includes opportunities to meet sponsoring organizations and supporters, tour the new Saint Louis Chess Club facilities, and enjoy time at the Saint Louis Chess Club and the World Chess Hall of Fame.

Artmazing Event Co brings a relaxed Paint Nite to Viviano's Festa Italiano in Chesterfield with the autumn-inspired Fall Blaze. Enjoy a social, lighthearted atmosphere while creating a colorful 16 by 20 inch canvas. All painting materials are provided. Items from Viviano's menu can be purchased separately. The setting works for a casual night with friends, a different kind of date, or some solo self-care.

Explore bluegrass jamming in a Wernick Method class led by Eric Wilson at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre in St. Peters, Missouri. The program consists of eight sessions with tuition set at $240. Players of guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro are welcome, provided they can tune their instrument and switch smoothly among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the corresponding notes on bass and fiddle. Additional class details are available through the ticket link.

FoC book club meets monthly to discuss a selected title, share food, and connect through conversation. The list of books will be updated as new selections are chosen.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this Latin Night pairs live music with food and drinks. Emerson Magaña, a vocalist and classically trained guitarist from Colima, Mexico, brings a versatile performance that moves among Latin styles, including Cuban, salsa, bolero, bossanova, tango and more. Active in both live performance and composition, he draws on wide-ranging influences to shape the music.

Admission is free for this event.

Thursday nights bring DJ-hosted trivia to Burnt Barrel Brewery & Distillery in Lake Saint Louis. The game leans mostly on multiple-choice questions and spans a wide range of topics for a lively challenge. Participation is free for paying customers, and attendees must be 21 and over. Drinks include an Old Fashioned along with signature cocktails, spirits, and beers and meads made in house. Thursday Trivia exclusives feature the Genius Juice cocktail and pulled pork tacos.

At Blue Strawberry STL, the New World Harmonica Duo reunites longtime St. Louis partners Sandy Weltman on harmonica and Carolbeth True on piano. The set spans American jazz and pop favorites associated with Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, the Beatles, and Burt Bacharach, with nods to Bach and Chopin. Their years of collaboration lend a distinctive twist to familiar melodies.

Carrie: The Musical follows Carrie White, a lonely high school student who longs to belong. Bullied by the popular crowd and ignored by most, she also faces strict control at home from a mother whose love is severe. After uncovering a newfound power, she is prepared to use it when pushed too far. The story takes place in present day in the small New England town of Chamberlain, Maine, with a book by Lawrence D. Cohen, who wrote the film’s screenplay, music by Academy Award winner Michael Gore, whose credits include Fame and Terms of Endearment, and lyrics by fellow Oscar winner Dean Pitchford, known for Fame and Footloose.

AFI brings the Holy Visions Tour 2026 to The Pageant in St Louis with Choir Boy. Tickets are on sale now, with reserved balcony options priced at $74.50 and $59.50, and general admission at $39.50 in advance or $45.00 day of show. This event is open to all ages. One randomly selected person who marks the event as Interested will receive two free tickets. For a valid purchase, buy only through Ticketmaster, the exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and may not guarantee entry, and the venue cannot assist with problems from unofficial vendors.

Costume Karaoke pops up at Tim’s Chrome Bar with a playful twist. A stocked prop box will be available so your outfit can match the music. Bring your best singing voice, and let DJ Grocer host the night from the booth.

Shawn James brings the Flew Too Close To The Sun Tour to Delmar Hall, joined by Evan Bartels. This all ages concert offers general admission pricing at $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. To ensure valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website. Tickets bought from other sellers may not be authentic and could prevent entry, and the venues cannot assist with issues related to third party purchases.

Purple Quarters in St. Louis hosts a Thursday night karaoke party with karaoke, late night cocktails, and laid-back vibes. It offers a weekly opportunity for friends to take the mic and enjoy a fun night out together.

Celebrate the sounds of Cash Money and No Limit at an after party in Downtown West St. Louis. Set to follow a major concert, the night teases a special guest connected to these iconic hip hop crews. Tables, sections, and booth options are available, with hookah and bottle service, plus wings with your order. Artist performance slots are being offered, and seating can be reserved for celebratory occasions. Details on availability and reservations are provided by the event organizers.

Clear out outdated paperwork and unwanted electronics at a Fall E-Cycling and Shred Day hosted by St. Louis REALTORS. Drive-up drop-off makes it easy, with REALTOR volunteers and event sponsors on hand to help unload. Secure, on-site paper shredding is free, and no registration is required. Electronics accepted include laptops, desktop computers, tablets, smartphones, computer monitors, keyboards, hard drives, gaming consoles, DVD players, cameras, cords and cables, and ink cartridges. Some items have recycling fees, including flat-screen TVs starting at $10, older tube TVs and monitors starting at $25, desktop printers at $10, and large multifunction printers at $25. Please leave household batteries, appliances, light bulbs, paint, hazardous waste, and smoke detectors at home. Donations to the REALTOR Housing Assistance Fund are appreciated but not required, and all proceeds from donations benefit RHAF.

Not-So-Haunted House is a lighthearted Halloween celebration for children of all ages, featuring trick-or-treating and autographs from storybook characters. Each child receives a trick-or-treat bag and an autograph book upon entering the Museum, then sets off on a scavenger hunt to find treat locations throughout the Museum. Admission to this event is included with regular Museum admission. Sponsored by Schnucks.

Admission to Women Impressionists and the Land is free on Fridays. The museum stays open later that day, and a ticket is still required for entry. This exhibition is the first dedicated to the landscapes and natural settings portrayed by women of the Impressionist movement, shifting the focus from commonly discussed domestic subjects to outdoor scenes by Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt, Marie Bracquemond, and Blanche Hoschedé-Monet. Complimentary tickets can be reserved at the museum’s welcome desks or through MetroTix. Tickets obtained via MetroTix include a service charge, while reservations made in person at the museum do not.

This discussion invites participants to recognize that end-of-life planning is about more than documents. It focuses on what families experience before, during, and after a death, addressing common myths, bringing to light what people may not know, and clarifying the difference between preparation and execution. The conversation also explores how each person’s role contributes to a smoother experience and explains why coordination matters more than going it alone.

Celebrate Oktoberfest in St. Charles with a mechanical bull at Frontier Park all weekend. Expect thrills, laughs, and plenty of chances to test your cowboy skills, or cheer on friends as they take a ride. The festivities offer fun for all ages, live entertainment with Bavarian vibes, and plenty of beer and food. For group bookings or private rentals during Oktoberfest, contact WhatsApp at +1 410 357 1343.

An opportunity to celebrate October birthdays, acknowledge achievements and milestones, and share other news with the group. Expect friendly conversation and time to catch up.

This free event in Room 113 features Joe Morris, a trailblazing guitarist, improviser, multi-instrumentalist, educator, and author. Recognized for expanding what the guitar can express, he favors clear tone and unconventional interval relationships, shaping quick, horn-like lines and phrasing that can suggest a saxophone’s agility. Influences include avant-garde horn innovators such as Eric Dolphy and Jimmy Lyons. A key presence in the international improvised music community, he also performs on upright bass, banjolele, and percussion, uniting rigorous analysis with deep feeling. His contributions to free jazz and improvised music were acknowledged with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 30th Vision Festival in New York City in 2026. He teaches at the New England Conservatory and is the author of Perpetual Frontier: The Properties of Free Music.

A high-energy weekend of fitness and dance comes to Doubletree St. Louis/Chesterfield in Chesterfield, Missouri. This two-day festival blends training, movement, and celebration with 15 fitness breakout sessions, two dance fitness masterclasses, and two dinner parties. The kickoff day features on-site registration and check-in, door prize giveaways, a Themed Dance Crew Masterclass, and a welcome dinner party. The following day packs in a full schedule with 15 breakout sessions, additional prize drawings, a mid-event break, an Afrobeats Workshop, the Let’s Glow Crazy Dance Smash, and a meet and greet dinner party to wrap things up.

Enjoy open play with no cost to participate. Bring your favorite board games to share, or discover new ones alongside fellow enthusiasts. New and experienced gamers are welcome.

This candlelit skating exhibition brings a spooky theme to the ice, featuring Rec-Plex skaters at Freestyle 1 and above who take private lessons with a Rec-Plex coach. Skaters collaborate with their private coaches to choose music from an approved list and to craft their choreography. Participants provide their own costumes and prepare their routines through private lessons. Eligibility is based on ISI test level at Freestyle 1 or higher, and each skater may register for one solo or one duet performance. Registration is required, and tickets are available at the Rec-Plex Front Desk.

Celebrate Halloween with the City of Overland at a family-friendly trunk-or-treat filled with costumes, candy, and community spirit. Kids can explore a lineup of festively decorated vehicles, pick up treats, and enjoy a safe evening of trick-or-treating with neighbors and friends. Costumes are encouraged and no advance registration is required. Treats are available while supplies last, so early arrival is recommended. The City of Overland is also welcoming volunteer trunks. Businesses, organizations, families, and community groups can decorate a vehicle and hand out candy to help create a memorable experience for local children.

Enjoy a performance by Fry Project at Bunkers Tavern.

An adult street party themed around witches and warlocks returns to St. Louis Street in Pacific. Previously presented by the Pacific Chamber, the celebration will include live music, a variety of food and drink vendors, and booths with crafts and distinctive finds, plus raffles. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

Matt Zeiss and Charlie Barrale appear at The Pavilion at Iron Turbine, a winery in Moscow Mills.

Back by popular demand, this book fair tailored for grown-ups returns with a playful blend of spooky fun, excitement, and indulgent picks. The setup is relaxed, so stay as long as you like or drop in for a quick visit. Browse for new reads, enjoy a drink or something to eat, and catch up with friends while shaping the evening your way. Ticket details and additional updates will be shared online.

A family friendly Halloween celebration at Murphy Elementary School offers trunk or treat, games, crafts, concessions, and snow cones. A trunk decorating contest will recognize first, second, and third place entries, and those showcasing a trunk can register for a $20 fee. The PTO plans to help supply registered trunks with candy through its Candy Monster collection, though participants should still bring enough treats or small trinkets for approximately 300 trick-or-treaters. Costumes are encouraged for a festive evening with the Murphy community.

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An annual trunk-or-treat at Parkway Southwest Middle School in Manchester features trunk-or-treat activities, face painting, coloring stations, games, and music. The Reptile Room will make a special appearance. Organizers ask attendees to register in advance and welcome volunteers to help the event run smoothly.

Costumes are encouraged for a stroll through Faust Historic Village, where pathways and historic homes glow with jack-o'-lanterns. Collect treats while exploring settings that reflect St. Louis County history, then cap the outing with a ride on the St. Louis Carousel and a visit to the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House. Advance tickets are $12 for ages 2 and older, and admission is required for everyone in that age group. Children under 2 are free.

Settle in for casual Commander play at The Nerd Merchant, with games seated in groups of three to five players. Prize packs or promo cards may be offered. Participants should have a Companion App account. If another Magic event is scheduled, this session may be replaced.

Adventures of Intrigue hosts a spooky night filled with mystery and mischief. Participants tackle original puzzles, work through brand new mysteries, and dig into hidden secrets during a Halloween themed experience with a chilling twist. Attendees can take part solo or gather a group. Admission is 35 dollars per person or 120 dollars for a group of four. Additional details will be announced soon.

Take part in a Star Wars Unlimited league at The Nerd Merchant featuring three Swiss rounds and a $5 entry fee. Receive one booster pack for each win and one event pack. If another Star Wars event is scheduled, it will take the place of this event because individual instances of the recurring series cannot be removed.

Black Dirt Junction performs live at 9 Mile Garden.

Qoya inspired movement offers an embodiment class that treats movement as a way to remember your true nature as wise, instinctive, and free. It weaves elements of yoga, expressive dance, and intuitive free movement to help you reconnect with your body's wisdom. Each class follows a consistent structure shaped by thirteen core pillars, and every session brings a new theme to deepen self-connection. Expect to tune into what feels good for your body and use embodied expression to let go of stuck energy and emotion. Led by Jackie at Jane's House of Well-Being. Cost is $18 or can be used with a Class Card.

A hangout offers food, friendly games of basketball, ping pong and foosball, and a variety of board games, paired with encouraging messages about real life. All kids are welcome. Adult volunteers have completed background checks, and dedicated safety teams are on site throughout to help keep participants safe.

Enjoy a live performance by Broseph Tucker at Cottle Village.

Settle in at Chicken N Pickle for an evening of live music, flavorful food, and refreshing drinks. Local musicians set the vibe while you relax on the patio or soak up the energy from the game courts. Bring friends, gather the family, or drop in for a laid-back night that celebrates community and homegrown talent.

The entry fee is $10. Prizes are awarded based on each participant’s record.

Take part in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! showdown featuring the Genesys Format with a 100 point cap. An OTS pack is available with entry for $5. Collect one pack for every match you win, and undefeated duelists take home double the prizes. Play is capped at four rounds.

Wynonna Judd takes the stage at Stifel Theatre in St. Louis for a powerhouse country set that highlights her signature voice and soulful delivery. The performance spans decades of music, weaving solo favorites with beloved songs from The Judds, including No One Else on Earth, She Is His Only Need, Tell Me Why, Mama He's Crazy, and Love Can Build a Bridge.

Experience a hauntingly beautiful modern fairy tale centered on a gentle outsider. Themes of love, friendship, and the bittersweet struggle to belong unfold across the story, offering a tender look at the search for connection.

Compass Improv’s autumn gathering offers a laid back chance for improvisers to reconnect, meet new people, catch up, trade stories, and exchange ideas in a friendly setting at Lindenwood Park Place Social Club. There is no formal workshop, show, or set agenda. Expect an unstructured evening that could include a few casual improv games or simply relaxed conversation. Entry is free, and a $5 suggested contribution helps offset the venue expense. Guests are welcome to bring a favorite beverage and a snack to share. An RSVP through the ticket link is requested to help with planning. The venue is not ADA accessible.

Ghouls Magazine highlights this tale for its blend of magic, sisterhood, and personal power, noting how it encourages anyone who feels overlooked to recognize the spark within. New student Sarah arrives at St. Benedict’s Academy and connects with classmates on the margins who refuse to remain powerless. Together they unlock real witchcraft and decide to use it, setting off a story that fuses chilling horror with charged teen drama. Cherished as a cult favorite, it is remembered for its goth style and a defining 90s ensemble featuring Neve Campbell, Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Rachel True, and Skeet Ulrich. This screening is part of Autumn Alchemy at Arkadin presented by Chaos Magick. The backlot features vendors and practitioners offering witchy goods and services like tarot readings, limpias, sound healing, and reiki, along with opportunities to craft a personal sigil, assemble a container spell, and explore candle magic. The atmosphere celebrates friendship, transformation, and a touch of real-world spellwork.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, a rotating lineup that pairs live performances with food and drinks. Nick Pence, Colin Blair, and Joey Glynn present traditional music from the Ozarks alongside other selections they enjoy, shaping an old-time and folk-driven set.

Experience a rooftop screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show with live shadowcast Flustered Mustard at City Museum. Expect a spirited, interactive night that invites audience participation, from shouting classic lines to tossing approved props that mirror the action on screen. Costumes are encouraged, so break out the corsets, lipstick, and fishnets to amplify the fun. Each ticket includes an official prop bag with everything needed for the show, and outside prop bags are not permitted. Bag checks will take place at entry and unsafe items will be turned away. The event features a live pre-show followed by the film, with plenty of time before and after to enjoy the rooftop setting. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Seating is first come, first served. Merchandise from the cast, including t-shirts, stickers, and buttons, will be for sale. Admission is restricted to guests 18 and older with valid ID.

At Blue Strawberry STL in St. Louis, Tony and Grammy nominee and Emmy Award winner Liz Callaway unveils a brand-new concert devoted to the songs of Stephen Schwartz, The Wizard and I: Liz Callaway Sings Stephen Schwartz. The program highlights music from his remarkable catalog, including a newly written piece created especially for her, and weaves in stories about their longtime collaboration and friendship. Expect beloved selections that have earned Academy and Grammy recognition, drawn from Wicked, Godspell, Pippin, The Baker’s Wife, and more. Critics at Broadway World, Musical Theatre Review, Woman Around Town, and DC Theater Arts have offered glowing praise for her voice and storytelling. Callaway’s stage career spans Broadway, Off-Broadway, and international productions. She made her Broadway debut in Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along, went on to star in Baby, Miss Saigon, The Look of Love, and The Three Musketeers, and spent five years as Grizabella in Cats. Off-Broadway, her credits include The Spitfire Grill, Marry Me a Little, and Brownstone, along with appearances in A Stephen Sondheim Evening, the landmark Follies in Concert at Lincoln Center, and Inside the Actor’s Studio focused on Sondheim. She has also taken on roles such as Dot in Sunday in the Park with George, Eva Perón in Evita, and Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, and appeared in the European premiere of Sondheim on Sondheim at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Her voice is featured on screen as well. She introduced the Academy Award-nominated Journey to the Past in the animated film Anastasia, voiced Jasmine in two Aladdin sequels, and contributed to The Swan Princess and Beauty and the Beast, with a film appearance in The Rewrite alongside Hugh Grant. She can currently be heard as the Speaker of God in season two of the Prime Video series Hazbin Hotel. Her concert and symphony work has taken her across the United States and around the world, and she often performs with her sister Ann Hampton Callaway and with Stephen Schwartz, sharing stages with artists such as Jimmy Webb, Paul Williams, and Johnny Mathis. Her album To Steve With Love received a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. The Wizard and I is also the title of her ninth solo recording.

Acoustik Element delivers an instrumental, Latin inspired spin on the music of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, weaving nontraditional flamenco guitar with classic rock for a performance that surrounds the senses. The set is paired with a vivid light and laser production by Reverend Billy Bob, bringing color, movement, and rhythm together in an immersive showcase of sound and imagery. BYOB.

Presented with support from 105.7 The Point, HalLUDOween 2026 brings LUDO to The Pageant for a spirited run. On different nights, supporting acts include Bug Hunter with The Pink Tax, The Effects with Convy & Bowers, and stop.drop.rewind with Mattie Schell. Tickets are offered in several tiers, with reserved balcony seats listed at $50 or $45, general admission at $35, and a VIP option at $125. The Somewhat Awkward VIP experience features a Tent Revival Sing Along and a meet and greet, and it does not include a show ticket, which must be purchased separately. The VIP program is hosted by the artist and may be adjusted at their discretion. All ages are welcome. Limited presale merchandise can be added during checkout, including a HalLUDOween Presale 2026 hoodie for $65 and a HalLUDOween Presale 2026 T-shirt for $43, both with domestic shipping included. For valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, as third party sellers are not verified.

BEAT brings the distinctive sound of King Crimson’s 1980s era to Family Arena in St Charles, MO, with Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, both former members of the band, appearing alongside Steve Vai and Terry Bozzio. After more than 100 acclaimed shows across North and South America, Europe, and Japan, this tour marks their final run in North America. The performance focuses on the albums Discipline, Beat, and Three of a Perfect Pair, presented not as replicas of the originals but with spirited precision and an adventurous approach. Whether these records have been longtime favorites or a new discovery, this concert offers a final opportunity to experience a celebrated progressive catalog performed by four master musicians.

The Enterprise Center hosts a concert that brings together Cash Money and No Limit talent, with Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh sharing the stage in St. Louis.

The Cash Money and No Limit Tour stops at Enterprise Center in St. Louis, featuring Master P, Birdman, Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh together on the same lineup.

Presented by Old Rock House, Josh Garrels headlines with support from indie folk artist Taylor Armstrong. Expect a wide-ranging performance that moves from folk ballads to touches of soul and hip hop, exploring themes of yearning and renewal. Advance tickets are $29 and day-of admission is $34. This is an all-ages event, and minors will be charged a $2 cash surcharge at the door.

Returning by request, this tribute production brings the music and persona of Cher to life with a lineup of favorite hits. Elaborate staging and costumes, together with a band and supporting singers, shape a large scale concert experience. The result is a vivid theatrical spectacle that celebrates an icon and showcases her most recognizable songs.

Shangri-La brings a live set to Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

A lively night for friends built around dancing, food, and energetic fun. The focus is on celebrating together and creating memories that last long after the night is over.

After dusk, Historic Main Street in St. Charles becomes the stage for a walking history tour that delves into the city’s darker chapters. Guided by a ghostly host, the route winds along brick-lined lanes where accounts of treason, crime, and uncanny events have taken root. Stops include the place tied to the old gallows, a quiet stretch near an abandoned burial ground, and a notorious home steeped in witchcraft lore. Along the way, an unexpected link to Edgar Allan Poe comes to light. Stories span gangsters, restless spirits, violent mobs, and fleeting apparitions, with local legend suggesting that nearly a dozen unsettled souls still wander these blocks. This is a history-focused experience that explores the shadowy side of St. Charles, lasts about an hour and a half, and costs $20 per person.

Toxic Johnny will be at Marquarts Landing for the first time. This appearance marks a debut at the venue.

At Main Street HonkyTonk, NashVegas channels the sound and spirit of Nashville for the St. Louis area. The show fires on all cylinders with Nashville-caliber guitars, blazing fiddle lines, and powerhouse vocals bringing back the biggest anthems from country and southern rock. It is country at its best with a rock-fueled edge, delivered full throttle.

Bass-heavy color and momentum take over Mississippi Underground as the WONKING ON SUNSHINE tour arrives in St. Louis. Florida based producer and DJ WonkyWilla, a fast-rising name in experimental bass known for imaginative sound design and a playful aesthetic, brings a run of fan favorites including Orgasmic, WOOK DANCER, and Is U Rollin (VIP). Expect pounding low end, catchy grooves, and an atmosphere built to keep the dancefloor moving from the first track to the last. Also on the lineup is smith., priming the room for fans who like their beats weird, memorable, and impossible to stand still to. The setting is Mississippi Underground’s immersive warehouse environment with powerful sound, cutting edge production, and one of the most dedicated dance communities in the Midwest.

Celebrating its 15th year, the Moonlight Howl 5K Run/Walk offers a unique after dark course where participants can enjoy cooler temperatures and the excitement of moving beneath the night sky. Open to every age and ability, it welcomes both runners and walkers. Hosted at The Wolf Cafe, this nighttime 5K creates a friendly setting for an unforgettable moonlit outing.

Achi Fest features Zeus Rebel Waters at the helm, spotlighting the vision of a U.S. hip hop artist and songwriter who is also an entrepreneur, single father, community advocate, and philanthropist. A St. Louis native, he champions a signature sound he calls Gumbo, a raw, genre-mixing blend with tuneful cadences and eclectic wordplay. Tickets are available, with admission priced at $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

Blue Strawberry STL hosts karaoke led by Phil Evans. Take the mic for favorite hits and classic tunes, sing with friends or friendly strangers, and cheer on fellow performers. There is no cover charge.

This HYROX Simulation at F45 Chesterfield delivers a high-energy taste of the race format, challenging pairs to test fitness, teamwork, and mental grit. It is geared toward athletes preparing for an upcoming HYROX event as well as anyone seeking a fresh fitness challenge in a supportive, competitive setting. Teams can enter in Men’s Doubles with two men, Women’s Doubles with two women, or Mixed Doubles with one man and one woman. Entry for doubles is $110 per pair, and discounts are available for members of F45 Chesterfield, F45 O'Fallon IL, and F45 Edwardsville. At checkout, one teammate purchases both tickets for the pair. In addition to the competition, on-site vendors offer chances to explore fitness, wellness, and lifestyle products and services. The experience emphasizes community connection and the unique HYROX feel in an F45 environment.

Tower Grove Park hosts a Saturday farmers market featuring local produce, meats, food, and a variety of other goods. Artisans, growers, and makers share their work, giving visitors a chance to explore local flavors and products.

Spaces on the lot are available for $10, and sellers can bring their own wares to offer. Inside the shop, a Fill a Bag sale is available for $20, with jewelry and science glassware excluded. To request an application for a space, contact Jenni at 314-791-0269.

Terrain Trail Runners - STL hosts the Babler Bongo at Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park, featuring both a 15K trail race and a 15K ruck. Participants can choose either format, each covering the same 15-kilometer distance.

This annual cube draft benefits The Saint Louis County Library Foundation and spans two days of play. Participants can take part in a friendly, competitive drafting experience while supporting the foundation. Tickets are $50 and available for online purchase through the event website.

All Treats Unleashed locations are offering a spooky one-day sale with 25 percent off body part chews for pets, including options like duck heads, chicken feet, pig ears, cow snouts, and more. The discount is available for that single day only, so it is a good time to stock up before the savings vanish.

A hands-on session for children ages 2 to 8 with a caregiver. Participants make chocolate chip cupcakes, top them with chocolate buttercream frosting, and decorate each treat to resemble bats and spiders. It blends simple baking with imaginative decorating for a lighthearted experience.

Celebrate Halloween with a gymnastics and open play session at Wild Sprouts featuring The Balance Gym, Mobile Gymnastics. Kids can tumble, flip, and explore while building strength, confidence, and coordination in a playful setting. Costumes are welcome for extra festive fun. The schedule includes dedicated classes for ages 2 and under and for ages 3 and up. Pricing options include open play and gymnastics for $18 per child, which covers admission for two adults, with siblings under age one free. Open play only is $10. A completed waiver is required for all participants before attending. Socks are required in the playroom, and pairs are available on site for $3 if needed.

Hocus Pocus in the Garden returns with a family friendly celebration at the garden center. Enjoy a live magic show that entertains both kids and grown ups. Capture cozy autumn moments at festive fall themed selfie stations. Children can get creative with a hands on craft and take their project home. Savor fall inspired snacks while exploring the activities. Costumes are welcome, and little witches, wizards, and pumpkin fans will find plenty to enjoy.

Historic Kimmswick, Missouri transforms into a walkable festival district for this rain or shine celebration of apple butter tradition, crafts, music, and family fun, now in its 49th year. At the Apple Butter Pavilion, hosted by the Kimmswick Historical Society, large copper kettles bubble over open fires as classic apple butter is prepared, and jars of the signature spread are available to take home. The streets fill with hundreds of artisan makers, merchants, and artists, alongside specialty food trucks and booths serving seasonal favorites. Expect activity vendors such as face painters and balloon artists, and live performances ranging from bluegrass and country rock to dulcimer music throughout the event. Families will find a petting zoo, pony rides, a playground, face painting, and henna tattoos. On-site first aid is available, and any lost children are escorted to City Hall for reunification. Vehicle access is restricted on festival streets, so parking is limited. Several area lots offer parking with free shuttle service into town, and buses are ADA compliant. Designated handicap parking is available. Admission is free. Restrooms, including accessible facilities, and baby changing stations are located across the grounds. Lost and found services are available at City Hall and at the Visitor Center. Maps showing parking, restrooms, and vendor locations can be found on the festival website. Because the festival draws large crowds, arriving early is recommended for easier parking and a smoother experience.

Hosted at Brewskeez, this armwrestling tournament offers competitors the chance to earn Aers points. Weigh-ins are available the day before and the morning of the competition. Divisions include men’s open right and left with classes listed as 0–155–172, 173–190, 191–210, 211–231, and 232+, and men’s amateur right and left with 0–155–172, 173–190, 191–210, 211–230, and 231+. Right-hand classes for women are 0–143 and 144+, and men’s masters age 40+ right and left are 0–165, 166–198, and 199+. Youth categories will be determined by age and weight. Overall champions receive custom jackets. Awards are presented to first through third in every class, and a team competition offers individual awards to the top team. The format is double elimination. The first 75 entrants receive a free T-shirt. Entry is $30 per arm per division. For details, call 406-670-0065 or email dmwatts99@gmail.com.

Main Street transforms into a festive stretch between Elm and Cedar with fall fun for all ages. Explore hands-on activity stations, enjoy pony rides, visit SafetyTown, settle in for storytime, and catch lively Babaloo shows alongside balloon creations from Lollypop. Friendly competition adds to the excitement with giant pumpkin, pumpkin roll, pumpkin decorating, baking, and costume contests, whether you plan to participate or cheer from the sidelines. Downtown shops and Farmers’ Market vendors offer trick-or-treating along the way, and food and drinks are available for purchase.

Roots of America Weekend at Brookdale Farms salutes the traditions that shaped the nation, bringing farm heritage, vintage machinery, live music, and classic family activities together for a festive fall gathering. Explore rows of antique tractors at the vintage tractor show, take in tethered hot air balloon rides, and experience military reenactments alongside historic military vehicles. The weekend also features performances by Jessica Pauly and Dustin Coleman, along with hands-on fun like face painting and custom slime, plus shopping with local vendors and makers. Admission includes the farm’s seasonal attractions, such as daytime access to St. Louis’s largest corn maze, entry to the pumpkin patch with pumpkins available for purchase, wagon rides around the property, a petting zoo, barrel train rides, and a low-ropes course. Enjoy inflatables when weather allows, play in the corn box, try life-size lawn games, and capture memories at fall themed photo spots.

Due to a scheduling conflict with the screening provider, the original heart screening has been transformed into the Hearts for Colin Health Fair, presented by Colin’s Heart Foundation and the Ollie Hinkle Heart Foundation. Taking place at McCluer High School, this free event focuses on education, awareness, prevention, and community. No registration is needed. Created to honor Colin’s memory during a week that marks one year since his passing, the fair carries his legacy forward by helping protect other hearts.

Take part in a Riftbound TCG battle royale with an entry fee of $15. Each participant begins with four tickets that represent packs. In every round, players wager packs based on how confident they feel, with at least one pack required at the start and the minimum increasing by one from round 2 onward. A victory collects all packs staked in that round, while a tie causes both players to lose the packs they bet. Payouts are available starting in round 3. The player who risks the highest number of packs chooses turn order for game 1. The event is capped at five rounds with no top cut.

The Annual Kimmswick Apple Butter Festival brings a cherished slice of fall to Historic Kimmswick, drawing thousands of visitors to this historic river town. Guests can explore hundreds of vendors with handmade goods, delicious food and sweet treats, and live music that sets a cozy seasonal mood. A centerpiece of the festivities is the Kimmswick Historical Society carrying on the time-honored practice of making apple butter in large copper kettles over open flames. Paige’s Place boutique will be open with a booth outside the shop, offering permanent jewelry, fall apparel, a large selection of Christmas merchandise, a station to create stacked bracelets, mens clothing with cologne and hats, fragrances and body oils for women, faith-based tees and devotionals, candles, and more. Admission is free.

This prerelease tournament for the Pokemon Trading Card Game set Delta Reign has a $25 entry fee. Advance registration is required, as space is limited and expected to sell out. The event includes three rounds of play, and players who participate in all three rounds receive three additional prize packs.

Diwali Mela brings the Festival of Lights to St. Louis with a vibrant community celebration from ISKCON St. Louis. The event features kite flying, Indian dance and music performances, traditional art workshops, henna, yoga, tastings of Indian cuisine, Diwali sweets, and vendor stalls, with more to discover. Welcoming everyone, whether Diwali is a long-held tradition or a first-time experience, it offers a warm setting for families and friends to share culture, community, and light.

Discover how the struggle for American independence unfolded not only on the battlefield but also through the work of artists on both sides of the Atlantic. Zara Anishanslin, associate professor of history and art history and director of the Museum Studies and Public Engagement Program at the University of Delaware, recounts the connected lives of three largely overlooked patriot artists: Robert Edge Pine, Prince Demah, and Patience Wright. Using paint, canvas, wax, and acts of espionage, they challenged the British monarchy and risked their lives and reputations in support of liberty. Copies of Anishanslin’s book, The Painter’s Fire: A Forgotten History of the Artists Who Championed the American Revolution, will be available in the Museum Shop, with a book signing immediately after the program. Supported by the Mr. and Mrs. Meyer P. Potamkin American Art Lecture Endowment.

F.A.C.T. and People First of St. Charles present the 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat Family Empowerment Event, a family-friendly celebration featuring candy from creatively decorated trunks. Look for an early visit from Santa, ready to hear holiday wishes. Free Kona Ice will be available. Admission is free, with candy, food, fun, and surprises with a festive flair. Sponsorship and trunk participation opportunities are available. For donation pick-ups, contact Roni Jackson at (636) 949-2425 ext. 273 or rjackson@factmo.org.

Hosted by Master Kim’s Martial Arts, this community trunk or treat brings Halloween magic to the Kirkwood community. The event is free and designed to offer a fun, safe trick-or-treating experience for kids of all ages. To help make the celebration extra sweet, each family is asked to donate two bags of mixed candy. Costumes and community spirit are encouraged for a festive celebration of Halloween fun.

Black Pride St. Louis presents the 2026 Black Pride Accolades, a daytime celebration recognizing the leadership, service, and commitment of people who support and elevate the Black LGBTQIA+ community. It shines a light on those who consistently show up, volunteer their time, advocate for others, and create space so more voices are heard. Expect a warm, affirming atmosphere focused on connection and community excellence. Hosted at The Key, the program centers gratitude and recognition, sending a clear message that this work matters.

A family fall celebration featuring live music and testimonies around bonfires, along with hot dogs, chili, popcorn, and hot chocolate. Guests can pick up candy bags, enjoy face painting, play games, and capture memories at a photo booth. Raffles include gift cards and a 58 inch flat screen TV. Everything is free. For questions, call 618 929 2521.

This women’s handicap bowling championship takes place at Plaza Lanes in St. Charles, Missouri. The competition features singles, doubles, and team events, with an optional all-events add-on available for $5. Entry fees are listed on the event website and in the posted event information. Participants paying via Venmo should include a 4 percent convenience fee in the total.

This St. Louis gymnastics qualifier centers on detailed critiques from the judging panel. As an unsanctioned competition, it offers a format focused on evaluation and feedback while athletes present their routines.

Author Nicki Jacobsmeyer visits for a free in-store celebration and signing of her latest release, The Ghostly Tales of Maine's Haunted Lighthouses. Copies will be available to purchase for signing. This collection shares eerie lighthouse lore from across Maine, drawing on real histories such as a sorrowful woman in white on Boon Island, a spectral boy along the road to Marshall Point Light, and the echo of gunfire after dark at Wood Island Light. Jacobsmeyer writes fiction and nonfiction for children and adults and brings a research-loving approach to her storytelling.

A community celebration features Trunk or Treat filled with candy, a haunted house for the brave, an outdoor movie, and music in a friendly atmosphere. Admission is a non-perishable food item, and all donations support Whetstone’s mission to assist families in need. Families and friends are welcome, and sign-ups are available for those interested in decorating a trunk or getting involved. Enjoy festive fun while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Vitality Unlimited Spa in St Louis takes part in the Old Webster Trick-or-Treat with Silly Jilly the Clown crafting Halloween balloon art. Creations include pumpkin designs, ghostly figures, zombies, and other spooky twists.

Explore how to eat well, cut down on waste, and support your community through a conversation that highlights the connection between nutrition and food waste. Part of a series on this topic, it offers straightforward guidance for making healthier choices while throwing away less. All Hands On Deck: STL shares insights into their food rescue work, and attendees can expect to leave with simple, practical ideas to use right away. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.

Hay Day 2026 brings fall fun to St. Charles with games, inflatable attractions, candy, food trucks, and a car show. The Damac Show Experience and a live concert add an energetic focus on Jesus to the festivities. Merchandise will be available for purchase at Fieldview Church.

Sunrise Family Restaurant in St Ann features a plate of barbecue every Saturday, as part of a Thursday-to-Saturday rotation that also includes a chef-chosen special on Thursday and a dinner built around fish on Friday.

Set aside two full hours for a partner Thai massage workshop centered on connection and relief. Arrive with a partner to explore a practice often described as slow, therapeutic jiu-jitsu, emphasizing the balance of giving and receiving. With the support of hands, feet, and body weight, you will learn gentle rocking and compression, assisted stretching, and techniques that encourage deep muscle relief. The pace is unhurried, the environment is restorative, and the goal is to ease tightness so movement feels better. Wear comfortable, flexible clothing for a fully clothed practice, avoiding garments that are too loose. Please bring a yoga or exercise mat, a firm blanket, a pillow, and water in a closed container. No experience is required, and beginners are welcome. Hosted at Revive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. To skip service and ticketing fees and sales tax, pay directly by scanning the codes shown in the event image. For details, contact Dr. Maureen Hughes at maureen@totalharmony.com or admin@totalharmony.com, or call or text 314-325-9247.

Experience a Halloween-themed walking tour through Benton Park that focuses on the neighborhood’s darker chapters. Every stop is based on documented history, with no ghost stories or invented legends. Highlights include the Jacob Kern mansion, once the site of a convent that later burned, Benton Park itself, which historically served as one of three nearby cemeteries, and several historic homes that are not typically featured on standard routes. The walk begins within Benton Park. Tickets are $20 per person, with same-day purchases within 24 hours priced at $30. Refunds are available up to seven days in advance, and tickets bought after that window can be applied to a future tour in line with the organizer’s standard policy.

LifeWaters will present its annual Halloween fundraiser alongside a haunted house at the LW shop in Arnold, Missouri. The event is family friendly and pairs spooky fun with support for the organization. Additional details will be shared soon. Questions may be directed to Gregory Patterson.

Bliss Restaurant in Florissant presents an appreciation night celebrating the dedication of school district security teams. Look for specials on food and drinks, and donations will be accepted to benefit The BackStoppers, Inc. A flyer on the event wall lists the invited school districts. The BackStoppers, Inc. will receive proceeds from donations and is not involved in organizing the event.

A welcoming annual holiday boutique featuring distinctive handmade gifts and seasonal decorations. Browse a varied selection created by local makers, enjoy seasonal sweets, and take in uplifting music that sets a joyful tone. It is an inviting opportunity to find a thoughtful present for someone special or choose something just for you, with festive spirit and shopping throughout the event.

Experience an after-hours adventure with the MHS Young Friends at History After Dark, an insider look inside the Library & Research Center. This Halloween-season tradition opens the storerooms for a rare peek at artifacts that feel ominous, intriguing, and just a touch creepy. It is real history with a spooky twist for those who are curious and brave. Explore areas that lie beyond the Missouri History Museum’s usual public spaces, then enjoy specialty cocktails, delicious appetizers, and hands-on crafts. The evening also includes raffle drawings with a spirited theme. Admission is $30, and Young Friends members attend for free.

Dan + Shay bring The Young Tour 2026 to Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in St. Louis, presenting their Grammy-winning country pop with smooth harmonies, emotionally driven songwriting, and an upbeat arena sound. The performance features favorites such as Tequila, Speechless, and 10,000 Hours, alongside romantic ballads and fresh live moments from the tour.

Well Hungarians bring their live show to the Sunset Stage on the Sunset Patio at Hideout Sports Bar in High Ridge for their final patio performance of the season. Enjoy live music beneath the patio lights along with a new food menu and great drink specials. There is a $10 cover at the door for guests without a reserved table.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this show pairs live music with food and drinks in a rotating showcase. As The Crowe Flies brings bluegrass and Americana to the stage, featuring longtime St. Louis musicians Mike Aehle on banjo and vocals, Vince Corkery on bass, and Gary Hunt on guitar and vocals, considered a St. Louis legend. Regulars at the Annex, the band returns to the series.

At The Lemp Mansion, an afterlife-themed murder mystery dinner assembles a colorful roster of the once-departed for their yearly meet-up. Guests take on the role of ghosts who slip back into the world of the living for a union gathering of the Brotherhood of Obituary Occupants, BOO. P. T. Barnum is working a new scheme, someone discovers a way to stop him for good, and the mystery turns on who did it... the person across the room, the guest at your table, or even you? Costumes are encouraged, with attendees welcome to dress as a favorite figure from beyond and participate as much or as little as they wish in this interactive dinner theater from Jest Murder Mystery Co. Tickets are $72.95 per person plus tax, gratuity included, and a three-course dinner is included. Reservations are handled by The Lemp Mansion.

Enter a haunting modern fairy tale that follows a gentle outsider as they navigate love, friendship, and the tender, bittersweet struggle to belong.

Thomas & Treadway perform live at Tully's Taproom.

Acoustik Element delivers an instrumental Latin-infused set that transforms the music of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd with flamenco-styled guitar woven into classic rock. A coordinated light and laser production by Reverend Billy Bob enhances the show, surrounding listeners with vivid visuals and layered sound for an immersive experience. This event is BYOB.

Enjoy an evening dedicated to classic rock favorites spanning the 60s, 70s, and 80s, highlighting the songs that defined those eras. It is a nostalgic, music focused night built around well known hits from across three decades.

The Dip takes the stage at Delmar Hall in St. Louis for an all ages concert. General admission is $30 when purchased in advance and $35 on the day of the show. Mark yourself as Interested on the event page for a chance to be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise buying only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party tickets are not guaranteed and cannot be verified or supported.

John Hughes Experience performs live at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Parrot's Bar & Grill hosts a live performance by Guilty Pleasure.

Slomosa brings the Year of the Horse Tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room in St Louis. This all ages event offers general admission tickets priced at $35.94 in advance and $41.80 the day of show, and tickets are on sale now. Blueberry Hill Duck Room strongly encourages purchasing only through Etix, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other third parties are not guaranteed to be authentic and may not guarantee entry. Tickets bought with cash at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without extra ticket fees.

DENNETT brings the Back to the Roadhouse Tour 2026 to Mississippi Underground with a 360 setup that places the audience at the center, enveloping the dance floor with sound and energy on all sides. Blending melody with heavy low end, the California-born, Arizona-based artist has cultivated a loyal audience by following his own creative direction and staying closely connected to the people who support him. His sets pair high-impact momentum with a personal touch, pulling the room into the moment instead of simply cycling through tracks. The result is a room-wide experience that feels more like a shared gathering than a standard concert, built for getting lost in the music.

The Show Me Reptile Show brings a friendly blend of education, discovery, and fun for reptile enthusiasts, aspiring keepers, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Explore a wide-ranging expo with top breeders and trusted vendors sharing reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics, along with plants and bioactive supplies. You will also find the gear that helps animals thrive, including feeders, enclosures, decor, and other care essentials. Browsing and learning are welcome whether or not a new pet is in your plans. Many guests come to admire the animals, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community. All ages are invited. General admission is offered with advance pricing at 12 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under free. At the door, adult tickets are 15 dollars and kids 7 to 12 remain 5 dollars, with children 6 and under still free. A VIP pass is available at 17 dollars in advance or 20 dollars at the door, which includes early entry and, for two day shows, complimentary admission on the second day.

This free, open play session of BattleTech welcomes players of all experience levels. Set during the Clan Invasion, participants can defend the Inner Sphere or aid the SLDF diaspora in the effort to reclaim Terra. Games are planned around 8,000 BV for a lance or star, and forces from 3050 or earlier are recommended. All necessary materials are provided for new players.

This early Christmas market at HoM Healing Center brings together area makers and sellers for a cheerful day of browsing and gift finding. Kaleidoscope Consignment across the street is partnering to create a two-stop shopping experience with a broader selection. Attendees can discover one-of-a-kind holiday presents, pick up something for themselves, and support neighborhood small businesses. Additional vendor details will be shared.

Eleventh + Om brings a calming morning yoga class led by lululemon ambassador Andrea Cox in the Elevation Ballroom at the AC Hotel Clayton. After class, brunch at High Bar Clayton includes a complimentary mimosa. The fee is $5, payable at the door to Andrea via Venmo or PayPal. Capacity is limited.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this St Louis performance features the Farshid Etniko Duo. The music blends Latin and jazz, drawing on Middle Eastern and Latin American traditions as well as selections from the American songbook. The series presents live music alongside food and drinks.

The Dungeon 2.0 celebrates 11 years with an appreciation day focused on fitness, food, and community. Admission is free, and workouts are complimentary and designed for all ability levels. The day features music, sponsor and vendor booths, a pull up challenge, and a bench press challenge. Friends and family are welcome, and the celebration serves as a thank you to the members and supporters who have helped shape this community over the past 11 years.

Enjoy an afternoon of games, food, a concert, and more activities to explore. It is an opportunity to spend time with friends, neighbors, and coworkers and share in the fun.

The CITY Card Show returns to St. Louis at Rockwell Beer Company, featuring Pokémon, sports cards, TCGs, and other collectibles from local vendors. Attendees can browse, buy, sell, and trade while connecting with fellow collectors, whether searching for a specific find or building a collection with friends and family. Expect thirty vendor tables, free admission, Pokémon-themed drink specials, and food and beverages available. Free lot parking is provided. Hosted by The PokeCouple.

Endless hosts a Paint Day for hobbyists to work on projects together. Attendees bring miniatures, terrain, or other pieces to paint. The gathering is held on the first and last Sunday of each month.

Flannels and Flapjacks brings a cozy fall vibe to MiddleTree Church with comfort food, live music, and family friendly activities. Expect stacks of pancakes with plenty of toppings, specialty coffee from Stirup Espresso Cafe, bonfires with s’mores, and cornhole and other yard games for all ages. Kids can enjoy dedicated activities, and the soundtrack comes from Bob Case and the St Louis Tickle. An optional church service is offered beforehand. The church parking lot will be closed to the event, so plan to use nearby street parking.

Players will compete in a Digimon Trading Card Game event featuring three rounds, each decided by best-of-three matches. The cost to enter is $10. Prize packs are awarded according to final record, with a 3-0 finish earning six packs, 2-1 earning four, 1-2 earning two, and 0-3 receiving one.

Take part in three rounds of casual Pokémon. It is a good fit for kids and for anyone who is learning the game.

The West Beer Garden patio features a mix of classic rock, country rock, and Americana favorites.

Recenter in gratitude through a playful, creativity-centered workshop guided by Angela L Chostner. Gentle, accessible art experiences invite joy, awaken your inner child, and help you listen to the messages of your heart. The emphasis is on community and personal expression rather than technique, and activities will not include painting or drawing. No experience is required, and all are welcome. Please bring a water bottle and a spirit of play. Angela is a Meditative Painter and Poet whose work is shown around St. Louis, including Janes House Studio, and as a Creative Expression Facilitator she supports participants in expressing the creative spark within. Cost is $36.

Meet ambassador animals at Show Me Reptile Shop in a friendly, relaxed setting. See fascinating species up close, ask questions, and learn from the staff while spending time with some of the shop’s favorite animal representatives. Whether you are a devoted reptile fan or simply curious, this is an easygoing way to connect with the animals and the team.

A brunch with live jazz in St Louis pairs music with dancing, featuring Chicago-style stepping and a mature, stylish vibe. It brings together live performance and social dance for an adult-focused experience.

Caitlin Burling of Clay by Cait brings fresh design options to a hands-on clay earring workshop in The Studio. Participants craft two pairs of personalized earrings using artisan polymer clay components along with brass and gemstone accents, with step-by-step guidance on planning and assembly. All tools and supplies are included, and the earring posts are hypoallergenic and free of nickel.

Experience a moody, enchanting modern fairy tale about a gentle outsider who discovers love and friendship while facing the tender, bittersweet work of finding a place to belong.

Set out on a guided walk through the southern side of Soulard, focusing on grand homes and the beer barons who later lived in them after building their fortunes. Along the way, hear about the history of the neighborhood’s hillside mansions and encounter distinctive architecture such as flounder houses, stone residences, and other uncommon designs. The route spans a large portion of this area and typically takes 2 to 3 hours. The tour begins in Pontiac Square Park. Tickets cost $20 per person in advance, and $30 on the day of the tour. Tickets are nonrefundable unless otherwise stated, but if you cannot attend you may use your ticket toward a future tour at no additional charge. If you have trouble finding the group, contact St. Louis History and Architecture within 10 minutes of the advertised start time. A 10 minute grace period is provided for late arrivals.

Guided by the autumn theme Fall in & Let Go, this gathering offers two complementary experiences. It begins with a 55 minute Bhakti Yoga practice focused on heart opening postures, blending yin stillness with gentle sound to relax the body and calm the nervous system. Expect longer holds with spacious breathing and the option to add soft vocal tones. Support and modifications are available to ensure comfort. Following that is Social Dreaming, an approximately 75 minute exploration of imagination and daydreams. A guided meditation invites a relaxed state and uses the senses to notice what emerges in a dreamlike space, then transitions quietly into art making to express the experience, with an option to share afterward. All props and supplies are provided, and bringing extra cushions is welcome. Attend either segment or both. No prior yoga or art experience is needed. Space is limited, so registration is encouraged. Each offering uses a sliding scale of $15 to $33, and barter or trade is also accepted.

Celebrate Halloween in a hands-on family cooking class for ages 6 and up. Make personal pizzas with a mummy theme and craft confetti cupcakes, then top them with whipped buttercream frosting. Personalize every bite by choosing flavors, mix-ins, and decorations to create treats that are spooky or sweet, or a bit of both.

Gospel Karaoke & Paint offers a faith-filled creative evening at JACCK Foundation for the Arts. Families and friends can sing beloved gospel tunes, cheer each other on, and paint a personal masterpiece with a pre-printed canvas and all supplies provided. Participants take their artwork home and can enjoy a welcoming, family-friendly setting across more than 7,000 square feet of creative space. Advance reservations are required and walk-ins are not accepted. Guests ages 2 and older are welcome, and every attendee ages 2 and up must be registered and paid, whether participating or accompanying. Tickets range from $20 to $25 per guest. Outside food and snacks are allowed, while outside beverages of any kind, including water, are not permitted. Each paid registration helps support the foundation’s free art programs for seniors, veterans, and families in the community.

Enjoy a Sunday evening with live music by Scott and Liz.

Experience a slow barefoot walk along a forest path while tuning into how your body connects with the natural surroundings. Breathwork and focused attention practices are incorporated to encourage deep relaxation. This free program is intended for ages 16 and older. Pre-registration is required.

A fundraising night at Chipotle in Chesterfield directs a portion of every sale to a specific cause. 25 percent of sales will help cover euthanasia and cremation services for pet owners with low incomes.

This free, indoor trunk-or-treat at Living Word Church features creatively decorated stations presented by the church community and local businesses, plus candy, games, and activities. Since it is held entirely inside, the celebration goes on rain or shine. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged, and the event is open to everyone. Last year more than 600 people attended.

Sam Golden showcases a wide-ranging repertoire at Blue Strawberry, shaping a lively evening that moves from Western swing standards to 90s pop favorites and plenty in between. Audience requests and singalongs are welcome. A multi-instrumentalist, producer, and arranger, he regularly works with St. Louis artists Beth Bombara and Nick Gusman and collaborates with musicians across styles at his recording studio, Holiday Heart.

Cinematic Chaos partners with Angad Arts Hotel St Louis for a series of free, one night rooftop film screenings. The first feature is Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead, written by St. Louis’s own James Gunn. Drinks and snacks will be available beforehand at Angads Art Bar, with seating and a pre-show before the film. Capacity is limited to 50 seats.

Set out on an evening cruise soundtracked by old-school R&B. Sip a cocktail on the top deck while taking in the St. Louis skyline, or head to the dance floor below and move to the classics. Tickets are required in advance and all guests must be 21 or older. Each customer may purchase up to 19 tickets. Adult admission is $35.

Celebrate your pastor at Elicious Southern Style Breakfast & Brunch with a Pastors Appreciation Breakfast. All pastors receive 10% off their meals.

Littles Playtime offers a dedicated session for children age 2 and under to play and socialize with peers their size. You are welcome to stay as long as you like during open playroom hours, and after the reserved period ends children over 2 may be admitted. Visit Punch Passes and Monthly Play Passes are accepted. Space is limited, so online registration is recommended to add your name to the list and secure a spot, and there is no charge to register. Walk-ins are welcome until capacity is reached.

Enjoy a gentle Qigong class at the library led by Certified Level 1 Zhineng Qigong instructor Melanie Coffey Galli. Drawing on a 5,000-year Chinese practice, Qigong cultivates vital energy to support balance in body, mind, and spirit. Through calm movements, visualization, meditation, and clear intention, the session focuses on easing stress and fatigue so relaxation, healing, and renewed energy can follow. The class teaches simple, effective techniques you can use to care for your own well-being. No prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an open mind and heart. Registration is required for each class. A signed waiver is needed at the start of the session, and a form will be available on site if you do not have one. If you have questions about participating, consult your medical professional before registering.

Celebrate Halloween with a creative crafting session with Julie Charles. Make a take-home project, and all supplies will be provided.

Celebrate the soft opening of T’ease with a come-and-go gathering in support of breast cancer awareness. Stop in anytime to enter giveaways for salon packages, spin a prize wheel, discover a few surprises, and take part in a drawing for a top prize. Guests who arrive with a friend receive a complimentary dry styling service. Light bites and beverages will be available.

A pressure free movement class designed for anyone who has hesitated to participate because of worries about flexibility, fitness, energy, or time. Sessions begin with a brief grounding meditation, flow into mindful movement that may combine yoga, tai chi, and gentle stretches, then conclude with a guided relaxation. The emphasis is not on being strong, flexible, or perfect at poses. It is about showing up as you are, moving at a comfortable pace, and finishing with a clearer mind and a calmer body. Instruction is provided by Dr. Ronnie Moresi, a physical therapist who focuses on chronic pain, offering options and adjustments so each activity matches your comfort, ability, and energy level.

Jake’s On Main hosts a relaxed Mahjong night devoted to open play. Tables are ready for anyone who wants more time with the tiles, a chance to meet fellow players, or simply an easy night out with friends. Tiles, mats, and pushers are provided, and the space is set so you can skip both setup and cleanup. Bring your own Mahjong card along with any snacks and drinks you like. Admission is $5 plus tax and fees, which reserves your spot. Capacity is limited to 16 participants. This is a social session with no formal instruction, ideal for practicing, playing, and enjoying good company.

This casual open play event for the Riftbound trading card game features friendly matches and chances to meet other new players. Bring a personal deck, or use a store demo deck to learn and get started.

This tabletop roleplaying night is no-cost and open. Games currently running include Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition, Pathfinder Second Edition, and the Star Wars roleplaying game. Other systems are welcome.

This evening outing in area parks invites you and your dog on a ranger-led walk beneath the night sky. The route covers about 1.5 miles on paved, wheelchair accessible paths, and all dogs must remain leashed. Glow sticks and other playful lights are encouraged to brighten the way. Participants without dogs are welcome as well. Advance registration is required.

Enjoy a calm evening beneath a canopy of stars at the James S. McDonnell Planetarium in St. Louis. The experience begins with a 15 minute guided tour of the current night sky, followed by a 60 minute yoga session. The lights remain low while the stars shine overhead, and the class is gentle and welcoming to beginners. Bring a yoga mat if you can, as only a limited number will be available on a first come, first served basis. Because the venue stays dark, late entry and reentry are not permitted, so plan to arrive before the start. Free parking is available at the Planetarium entrance in Forest Park, and parking at the Science Center’s Oakland entrance is not allowed for this event. To avoid issues with unauthorized resellers, purchase tickets only from trusted sources. If tickets are purchased but you cannot attend, the Reservations Team can help with refunds or transfers to a future class at (314) 289-4424.

Enjoy a lively evening centered on swing dancing with styles like East Coast, Lindy Hop, Charleston, Balboa, Slow Bal, plus a few blues and Peabody selections. The night starts with a short beginner lesson, then continues with social dancing set to a live band. The cover is $10 and can be paid in cash or electronically. New dancers are welcome and no partner is needed, and experienced dancers are invited to take the lesson too. Leather soled shoes are suggested, while rubber soles are best avoided. Support HandleBar by ordering drinks and food, including happy hour offerings and discounted pizza, and remember to tip both the bartenders and the band. Proceeds from the cover help sustain live music and also support the instructors, DJs, and organizers.

This women’s basketball matchup brings the Saint Louis Billikens and the Bradley Braves to Chaifetz Arena. The venue follows a clear bag policy and accepts only cashless payments for concessions, so bring an approved clear bag and be prepared to use a card or mobile wallet.

Webster University piano students offer a relaxed recital centered on Mozart, with pieces by his peers as well. The program features movements from sonatas and sonatinas, performed by students from across the Webster Keyboard Area. It highlights the grace, drama, and humor of the Classical period and gives the performers a welcoming setting to share their work.

A pickleball open play night focused on the service industry, featuring $5 open play and 20% off food and drinks. Play a few games, enjoy discounted bites and beverages, and take a moment to relax.

Sammy Rae & The Friends headline an all ages concert with special guest Melt. Tickets are on sale, with reserved balcony options at $50.00 and $42.50, and general admission priced at $35 in advance or $40 the day of the show. Mark yourself as Interested on the event for a chance to be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their official ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers are not guaranteed to be valid and may not allow entry.

In collaboration with Night Owl Books in Troy, this cozy evening leads up to midnight as ACOTAR fans gather for a relaxed night of creativity and countdown fun. Enjoy crafting, door prizes, and a lively game of Bookish Bingo. Attendees can arrive in comfy clothes, low key fandom touches, or full Night Court flair. Snacks and unlimited faerie wine will be available, along with other beverages, and there will be plenty of time to chat, laugh, and trade theories before the clock strikes twelve. When the new book is released, the celebration continues and everyone heads home with their copy, ready to read. If you have already pre-ordered a print, e-book, or audiobook, you are welcome to take part purely for the experience.