Events in Chesterfield today

RAD Networking brings business professionals together for a connection-focused meetup at Viviano's Festa Italiano in Chesterfield. Participants are welcome to bring their own coffee and engage in conversations that go beyond quick exchanges. The group has been meeting and growing together for over four years, emphasizing mutual referrals and the cultivation of high-quality relationships where everyone feels recognized, listened to, and appreciated. The gathering uses a reserved area within Viviano's, an Italian market and restaurant featuring food, wine, and specialty items, which provides a thoughtful backdrop for authentic networking. There are no category or industry exclusivity rules.

A casual Warhammer 40k open play session with no entry fee. Army sizes are flexible, so be ready for games ranging from 500 to 2000 points.

Open play for Zombicide 2nd edition welcomes players of every experience level. Beginners and seasoned fans can get up to speed quickly and jump straight into battling the undead. Participation is free.

At Syberg's in Chesterfield Valley, Silly Jilly treats kids to complimentary balloon animals and often adds a playful gag or a quick magic trick. A dine-in offer is available where each person who spends at least $12.99 can cover free kids’ meals for up to two children age eight and under from the kids menu. This promotion cannot be combined with other specials or discounts.

Lady Sentinel and The Range St. Louis West are bringing St. Luke’s Mobile Mammography Unit to their parking lot for convenient 3D screening mammograms. Screenings are available for women 40 and older, and no physician order is required. Costs are billed to insurance or Medicare, and many plans cover the exam with no out-of-pocket expense. If you are uninsured, you may be eligible for a free screening. This effort supports accessible, proactive care and underscores that tending to your health is a vital part of strength.

Connect with fellow business owners and professionals at a weekly networking gathering centered on building real relationships rather than counting referrals or transactions. Number 9 Networking brings together over 105 members across multiple locations, is locally owned, and welcomes every industry. Attendance is flexible, and membership is budget friendly with monthly or annual options and no expensive application fees. Guests can visit up to two meetings before deciding on membership. The emphasis is on a welcoming, relationship-first approach to growing your business.

A relaxed, no cost gathering suitable for everyone, from newcomers to long time enthusiasts.

Compete in a Flesh and Blood Armory Event featuring Classic Constructed across three best of one rounds. Entry is 7 dollars. Prize support awards packs on a 6, 4, 2, 1 payout, with additional GEM packs included.

Enjoy friendly Pokémon TCG play in the Casual Unlimited format with a focus on fun. The event is open to both new and experienced players, and younger participants are welcome. Older cards are encouraged. The entry fee is $7. Prizes are paid out in packs according to record: 3-0 earns four packs, 2-1 earns two packs, 1-2 earns one pack, and 0-3 also earns one pack.

Enjoy a free evening connecting with local hobby artists. Bring your own miniatures and tools to work on painting and assembly, and trade tips, tricks, and techniques with the community in a friendly, creative setting.

Cardinals games get the big-screen treatment at TANGO Argentina Food, pairing a 100 inch TV with fried empanadas, chilled beer, cocktails, and dulce de leche sweets while the Redbirds play. This is an Argentine restaurant rather than a sports bar, with a big television and plenty of enthusiasm for St. Louis baseball. All listed games happen during regular open hours. There is no cover and reservations are not required, so come hungry and ready to cheer.

Connect with driven local business owners and entrepreneurs at the Number 9 Networking St. Peters meeting at Shamrocks Pub and Grill. The focus is on growth, collaboration, and success, with opportunities to build relationships and exchange referrals so participants leave energized and inspired. Attendees are encouraged to bring their energy and may invite a guest to expand connections.

Adonis Recycling, in collaboration with the City of Ballwin, is hosting an electronics recycling drive at North Pointe Aquatic Center, and it will proceed rain or shine. Most devices with a cord or battery are accepted. Some items have a fee due to recycling costs, payable by cash or card. Fees apply as follows: power tool batteries $2 each, printers $5 each, LCD or LED monitors $5 each, dehumidifiers $10 each, mini fridges $10 each, air conditioners $10 each, microwaves $10 each, flat screen TVs up to 32 inches $10 each, flat screen TVs 32 inches and larger $20 each, CRT monitors $30 each, CRT TVs up to 27 inches $50 each, CRT TVs 27 inches and larger $60 each, and rear projection TVs $60 each. The following materials are not accepted: smoke detectors, household batteries, light bulbs, ballasts containing PCB, gas powered equipment, refrigerant, and large appliances. This event is funded by St. Louis County. Once that funding limit is reached, individuals will be charged for the items they wish to recycle.

Fleet Feet St. Charles hosts weekly social runs that bring the local running community together for movement and motivation. Participants of any pace can choose a 3 mile or 5 mile route through nearby neighborhoods. Some runs also feature vendors and product demos.

CANN and 106.5 The Arch present Yacht Rock Revue’s PRIMETIME at the Chesterfield Amphitheater as part of The Courtney Show’s Thursday Night Delight. This new headlining production celebrates the smooth pop and soft-rock of the 70s and 80s, blending top-tier musicianship with a television-era vibe to create a lively journey through familiar melodies and shared moments. Known for spirited renditions of songs by artists such as Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan, and Christopher Cross, the band has earned praise from major outlets and performed alongside Train, REO Speedwagon, Kenny Loggins, and Styx. PRIMETIME elevates the visuals and sound while keeping the intimate, spontaneous connection that harkens back to their club roots. The tour is sponsored by Cann, the THC-infused beverage brand. Ticket options include VIP access to the Blue Moon Deck with general-admission seating, a standing-room-only pit, reserved stadium-style seats including terrace sections, and a lawn area where blankets and personal lawn chairs are welcome, with no chair rentals available at the venue. The event schedule may change without notice.

This free open play session centers on Disney’s Lorcana. Bring a constructed deck or a starter deck. The atmosphere is casually competitive, and players of all experience levels are welcome.

A Wernick Method bluegrass jam class with instructor Eric Wilson takes place at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre. Musicians on guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro are welcome, provided they can tune their instrument and move confidently among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the equivalent notes on bass and fiddle. The program spans eight sessions, and tuition for the full series is $240.

Yacht Rock Revue brings its Primetime show to Chesterfield Amphitheater. Seating is assigned with chairs in the Pit, Reserved and Terrace sections, while the general admission lawn does not include seating. Ticket access is organized in phases, including artist and Ticketmaster presales, local presales, a public on sale, and a buy one get one offer.

Card collectors will find a full weekend of browsing and trading at St. Charles Convention Center, where dozens of vendors showcase a wide range of cardboard collectibles. Admission options include VIP and general admission, with VIP early entry available. One day offers free entry for everyone, and children 12 and under receive free admission throughout the weekend.

This open play board game meetup brings tabletop fans together to enjoy games in a relaxed setting. It is free to play. Participants can bring favorite titles to share or discover new ones with fellow board game enthusiasts. Both newcomers and seasoned players are welcome.

MoJones Duo performs a live acoustic set with a varied mix of songs at Good News Brewing Company - Wildwood.

The Chesterfield Amphitheater presents 7 Bridges, a Nashville-based tribute that recreates the music and spirit of the Eagles with tight harmonies, skilled musicianship, and a classic 1970s stage vibe. Rolling Stone has praised the group as a leading Eagles tribute. The show highlights signature songs such as Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, One of These Nights, Life in the Fast Lane, and New Kid in Town, and also features Joe Walsh solo favorites like Rocky Mountain Way and Life’s Been Good, echoing what fans know from Eagles concerts. The lineup includes Max Struthers in the Glenn Frey role, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Blake Hall interpreting Don Felder, Jason Hoffman covering Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl as Joe Walsh, and Vernon Roop portraying Joe Vitale. Ticket options include $20 advance general admission with access to the lawn and standing room pit, $25 advance reserved seating in fixed stadium chairs, $25 day-of general admission, $30 day-of reserved seating, and a $60 four-pack of general admission. Most of the venue is general admission, while the green stadium seating directly in front of the stage is held for reserved seat holders. The amphitheater does not rent lawn chairs, so general admission attendees can bring their own.

An evening of classics honors REO Speedwagon and John Melencamp, two Midwest powerhouse bands. Complimentary tickets are available from band members.

An evening of live music at Chicken N Pickle brings local musicians together with food and drinks in a casual setting. Guests can relax on the patio or take in the energy by the game courts. Whether meeting friends, spending time with family, or heading out solo, it offers a simple way to unwind and connect with the community.

Sunset Strip brings a high-energy set to St. Charles Music House with a modern throwdown that ranges from metal to hard rock. The show features a two-guitar lineup, anthemic songs, and a contemporary setlist built for both dancing and headbanging. There is no cover.

After dark, Historic Main Street in St. Charles becomes the setting for a guided walk into its grimmer chapters. Led by a spectral host, you will follow age-worn brick streets to hear true accounts of treason, crime, and uncanny happenings that rarely make it into history books. Pause at the former gallows site, listen near the grounds of an abandoned cemetery, and explore the lore surrounding the so-called witch house. There is even an unexpected tie to Edgar Allan Poe hidden along the route. Stories span ruthless gangsters, murderous mobs, vengeful spirits, and other ghostly apparitions, with nearly a dozen figures said to linger in these blocks. This is a history tour focused on the darker side of St. Charles. The experience lasts about an hour and a half, and the cost is $20 per person.

Ratterman Theatres presents The Rocky Horror Picture Show with Flustered Mustard in an interactive screening that includes a pre-show and the Virgin Sacrifice. Seating is first come, first served, so early arrival is encouraged. Tickets are available online or at the box office, with online purchase recommended. Each ticket includes a prop bag, a $5 value, filled with the items needed for the event.

The Saint Charles Market Coffee Festival returns with a showcase of local roasts. Attendees can sample offerings from local coffee shops and vendors, then vote for their favorite.

These Saturday social rides, led by James and Elise, bring gravel riders together for an easygoing spin that starts at the front of the Brews Cafe inside SBR Bikes & Brews. Expect a friendly pace with plenty of conversation and a chance to grab coffee together before rolling out. The route follows a counterclockwise loop of the well-known Pork Chop course and covers 26 miles. Held approximately every other Saturday during the summer, the emphasis is on community, exploration, and enjoying time on the bike.

The Wildwood Farmers Market brings together area growers, bakers, and artisans for a welcoming community marketplace recognized by Westnewsmagazine with a Best in the West honor. Visitors can browse organic produce and seasonal fruit, honey and spices, freshly baked treats, bouquets of fresh cut flowers, handmade gifts and art, plus meats and eggs from local farms. A booth with activities for children adds to the family friendly atmosphere. Set at Wildwood Center, this community tradition highlights local agriculture and creativity with plenty to explore and take home.

The annual Folklife Festival at Faust Park brings the late 1800s to life in the historic village. Explore artisan vendor booths, watch pit-fire pottery and cooking demonstrations, and try hands-on activities such as 19th century crafts and log splitting. Admission is $5 per person, with free entry for ages 10 and under. Tickets are available by phone at (314) 615-4FUN.

Enjoy a relaxed car meet-up that brings enthusiasts together and gives the community a chance to see distinctive vehicles. The event is free and suitable for all ages. Every type of car is welcome, creating a friendly setting to connect with fellow fans and appreciate the variety on display.

Now in its third year, this car show welcomes public entrants and offers free admission for spectators. Enjoy a live jazz band, eye-catching hot rods, Kona Ice treats, a 50/50, and basket raffles. Bring cash to avoid transaction fees.

Bogey Hills Country Club hosts the annual SUKE STRONG FOUNDATION fundraiser, combining a golf tournament with a buffet-style dinner and a silent auction. Golf is $200 per person and includes a cart, skins game entry, drinks, lunch, dinner, and participation in the auction. A dinner-only option is available for $75 per person.

The event features registration and lunch followed by a shotgun start for a 4 person scramble. Teams compete across three flights with prizes for first, second, and third place. Beer, water, and soda are included. On-course challenges include a hole in one and a long drive contest. Dinner and an awards presentation follow at The Falls. Registration and sponsorship information is available.

Mound Ridge Trivia Night returns with a family friendly program at St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Ballwin, Missouri. Details will be announced soon, including the theme, registration information, and opportunities for sponsors and donors.

This indoor evening features a flavorful meal and beverages, lively fun, a quiz, and an activity built around the theme.

Jefferson Starship leads a classic rock celebration at Family Arena honoring John Ulett’s 50 years on KSHE-95. Sharing the bill with Atlanta Rhythm Section, Orleans, and Firefall, the show unites four veteran bands whose music has long been part of the KSHE sound. It salutes five decades of St. Louis rock radio, featuring songs that helped shape the genre for generations of KSHE listeners.

A warm welcome is extended to friends from Wentzville and Lake St. Louis.

Clover returns to the Bottleneck Blues Bar stage at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa St. Charles for a night billed as one of the biggest on Main Street. This St. Louis country rock cover band fires up the room with a mix of banjo, fiddle, electric guitar, hard-hitting drums, and driving bass, delivering favorite country tunes alongside unexpected rock and roll twists. The lineup features seasoned St. Louis musicians known for energetic, fan-focused performances across the metro, bringing that same electric atmosphere to the casino.

In partnership with the City of Ballwin, MSE Racing hosts the 19th annual Ballwin Kids Triathlon, sanctioned by USAT, giving the youngest athletes a chance to take part in a scaled down triathlon. Details shared by the organizers include course maps, an event schedule, race options, volunteer signups, and packet pickup information.

Yoga Six teams up with Chicken N Pickle in St. Charles, Missouri for an in-person experience that pairs a yoga session with brunch. Take part in the class, then enjoy brunch at Chicken N Pickle with $10 off. Please bring your own mat.

A free, open play BattleTech event welcomes players of all experience levels. Combat centers on the Clan Invasion, with the option to defend the Inner Sphere or support the push to reclaim Terra for the SLDF diaspora. The planned BV is 8000 for a lance or star, and bringing mechs from 3050 or earlier is recommended. All materials are provided for new players.

Take part in open play for MTG Commander at no cost. Beginners are welcome, and players can bring new decks to try in casual games.

Paint Day at Endless provides a relaxed spot to focus on painting. Bring miniatures, terrain, or similar projects to work on and hang out while you paint. The first Sunday and the last Sunday of each month are set aside for painting.

Cozy autumn shopping, delicious food, and local small business fun come together at this seasonal fair. Browse a variety of vendors offering fall-inspired products. The discussion section includes updates on participating vendors.

This Digimon TCG event features three rounds, each played as a best-of-three match. The entry fee is $10. Prize packs are awarded by final record, with 3-0 earning 6 packs, 2-1 earning 4 packs, 1-2 earning 2 packs, and 0-3 earning 1 pack.

Meet the ambassador animals at Show Me Reptile Shop in a friendly setting. Guests can enjoy a close-up look at different species, ask questions, and learn from the team. The experience suits longtime reptile enthusiasts and those who are simply curious, offering a relaxed chance to connect with the animals and the people who care for them.