This weekend in Chesterfield, MO

The inaugural Corn Festival will take place at the Saint Charles Market on Main Street.

Start the morning with a sunrise yoga session on Beale Street led by YogaSix at the Streets of St. Charles. A $5 contribution benefits Youth in Need. Participation requires completing an online form, sending payment via Venmo to @StreetsofStCharles, and signing a waiver on site. In case of rain, updates will be shared through email and social media.

Wildwood Farmers Market fills Wildwood Center with a vibrant mix of farm-fresh food, artisan goods, and family-friendly fun. Recognized by West Newsmagazine as the region’s best, the market showcases organic vegetables and fruit, local honey and spices, fresh-baked treats, and bouquets of cut flowers. Shoppers can also find handcrafted gifts and original artwork alongside farm-raised meats and eggs. Children can enjoy a dedicated activity booth, and the atmosphere makes it easy to meet the farmers and makers who bring their goods to the community.

Children ages 7 to 11 can dive into nature-based play that supports physical and emotional well-being. At Where the Wild Things Play, kids explore natural environments with peers under thoughtful, light-touch supervision that builds independence and confidence. While they get hands-on with discovery, parents and guardians are invited to take part in a ranger-led hike, with time to explore the wonders of nature for themselves. This free program takes place in St. Charles County parks. Pre-registration is required.

Celebrate the midyear with a Pokemon Trading Card Game event featuring competitive play. The format begins with best-of-one Swiss rounds based on attendance, then moves to a best-of-three Top Cut. Entry is $10. Each participant receives one prize pack and a booster from the latest set with entry, with additional prizes for those who make Top Cut. There is also a chance to take home a special Z-A Starters playmat. Decklists will be collected before the event begins and must be fully completed and turned in to the Judge prior to the start. Any decklists requested or submitted after the submission deadline will result in a Round 1 loss.

Roll dice and explore strategy at a Games Workshop open play day centered on Warhammer. New players and experienced commanders are welcome for casual tabletop battles. Four play tables will be available, along with a Battle Day Deal. Two Battle Guardians will be on site to teach the rules, help build an army, or walk through a first game. If tables are full, spectators can still watch games in progress. Admission is free, and participants can bring miniatures and friends for a friendly day of gaming.

Mark two decades of music, artistry, and community as Marvin F. Cockrell and Focus present the 20th Annual Smooth Jazz Concert at Logan University. Experience an evening filled with soulful melodies, live musicianship, and polished elegance from a group celebrated for its engaging sound and dynamic performances. This long-standing tradition welcomes jazz lovers and music supporters from across the country for a night of memorable, in-the-moment artistry. In honor of the anniversary, the theme is Platinum and Pearls, a nod to the event’s legacy, refinement, and brilliance. Framed by the elegant setting of Logan University, the concert offers a refined celebration of smooth jazz and a salute to 20 years of excellence.

An upbeat celebration of 80s alternative dance music awaits. Bring your dance shoes and invite friends, family, and neighbors for a full evening on the dance floor.

Scarecrow Joe makes a return appearance at New Town Amphitheater. This performance is open to all ages.

Anthony Nanney brings a live acoustic set to Syberg's in St. Peters.

Hot Summer Nights brings live music, food trucks, and local brews to Second Street in Frenchtown for a relaxed summer series. This installment spotlights Blues Night with Ghost Town Blues Band. Across the season, themes range from Beatles Night with The Blues Beatles and Rock Party Night with the i‑Berrys to 80’s Rock Night with the M80s. Expect an easygoing evening with plenty to eat and drink and a soundtrack made for warm nights with friends. Presented with support from Lindenwood University, Fast Lane Classic Cars, St. Charles Community College, Ameristar, JC Car Care, and Bellacino’s.

Catch Matt The Rattlesnake Lesch Trio live at Parkside Grille. The performance runs from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, so plan to arrive a little early and enjoy a night of music.

Catch Ghost Town Blues Band live at Spirit of St Louis Airport in Chesterfield. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Guilty Pleasure takes the stage for a live performance at Parrot's Bar & Grill.

The sixth annual St. Charles Jewish Festival brings a warm celebration of Jewish life and culture to the Lewis & Clark Boat House and Museum. Presented by the Chabad Jewish Center of St. Charles County and The Gan St. Charles Preschool, the event showcases live Jewish music, including a performance by The Shuk Experience, along with family-friendly entertainment. Guests can learn about Jewish holidays, rituals, and traditions through engaging activities, and enjoy kosher food available for purchase. Admission is free, and music and kids activities are also free.

Enjoy no-cost casual MtG Commander in an open play setting. Newcomers are welcome, and players can bring a deck or try out a new build in friendly games.

Experience early Missouri at Fort Zumwalt Park with docent-led tours of the Heald Home and Jacob Zumwalt’s Fort, where guides share stories of frontier life alongside interactive demonstrations that make nineteenth century routines feel close and real. This edition focuses on Homestead Chores, exploring how families worked before running water, electricity, or grocery stores. After the tour, guests can try everyday tasks such as fetching water, hanging and folding laundry, gathering firewood, milking a cow, and collecting eggs. Admission covers the tours and the themed, hands-on activities, offering a family-friendly way to connect with local history.

Explore Castlewood State Park with a community hike and social focused on fresh air, nature, and connection. Participants will follow the Riverscene Trail, a roughly 2.2 mile loop, completing the entire route and returning to the starting point near the parking area. Hosted by STL Deaf Sport & Social Club, the gathering is open to everyone, including Deaf and hard of hearing individuals, hearing allies, family and friends, interpreters, and ASL students. Admission is free and suitable for all ages. To stay comfortable, bring water, wear sturdy, comfortable shoes, and dress for the weather.

Ambassador Sunday at Show Me Reptile Shop offers a laid back opportunity to spend time with the shop’s ambassador animals. Visitors can get an up close look, ask questions, and learn about a range of species while speaking with the team. Suitable for dedicated reptile enthusiasts as well as those who are simply curious, it provides a friendly way to connect with the animals and staff.

This celebration offers live music, activities for all ages, and plenty of refreshing shave ice.