Events in Florissant, MO

This is a save-the-date notice for a 2026 golf tournament. Keep an eye out for more information this fall.

At Schlafly Library, Genealogy On The Road offers a welcoming introduction to family history research. The program starts with a beginner friendly class on how to get started. Afterward, attendees can work one on one with a staff member from the Genealogy Room to navigate research tools, resolve stubborn brick walls, or trace an ancestor’s story. Participants may choose the class, the personalized help, or both, so the format suits any experience level.

Connect with hiring employers at SLATE’s fall hiring fair, a chance for job seekers to share their experience and explore open positions. Attendees are encouraged to bring an up-to-date resume, dress professionally, and arrive ready to network with recruiters.

Artist Kelley Barger leads a monthly birth flower watercolor class that spotlights a different bloom tied to each month. This session focuses on October’s marigold, a flower associated with warmth, creativity, determination, and grace in challenging times. Participants learn essential color mixing and brushwork techniques while painting, with all materials provided. Everyone leaves with a finished piece on premium paper made for watercolors. The class welcomes complete beginners as well as those with prior experience.

Organize cherished memories with fellow crafters. Basic supplies will be available, including paper, scissors, stickers, and adhesives. Bring mementos you want to preserve, such as photos, tickets, or receipts, and a scrapbook if you have one. Registration is not required, but supplies may be limited.

Explore döstädning, the Swedish practice of thoughtfully sorting through belongings later in life. This conversation highlights how a gentle, mindful approach can relieve burdens for loved ones, open space for what matters most, and support both emotional and physical clarity. Attendees will hear practical ideas for cutting down on waste, along with relatable examples and insights that keep the topic approachable with humor and care. The discussion is led by Lauren Ponder, an end-of-life planner, celebrant, and founder of With Love Events. She creates personalized funerals and celebrations of life that bring meaning, comfort, and connection to families during times of loss. She directs Last Call: An End-of-Life Festival, serves on the board of the Gateway End of Life Coalition, and co-teaches the End-of-Life Doula Certificate Program at Eden Theological Seminary. Through community education, she encourages open, thoughtful conversations about death and planning ahead. Kelly Tecklenburg, a death doula, brings creative vision, thoughtful coordination, and a compassionate presence to her work with families and communities. With a background in marketing and media, she helps make conversations about mortality inviting, inclusive, and engaging. As a Senior Move Specialist, she supports individuals and families in right-sizing through Swedish Death Cleaning, focusing on what matters most. She also writes for a local magazine, works as a coffee shop barista, facilitates the RIP Book Club, and is an active member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. In addition, she serves as sexton of Wildey Cemetery in Washington, home to the community’s Telephone of the Wind.

This relaxed walking group welcomes audiobook fans who prioritize mental well-being. Participants gather outside the library for a one hour walk through Forest Park and back, listening to any audiobook they prefer while staying together for safety and encouragement. Registration is suggested but not required, and those who register will receive email updates about any schedule changes.

At Sunrise Family Restaurant, Fish Day highlights a complete meal that includes fish with two sides, a house salad, dessert, and a drink.

Enjoy a casual, open gaming session with no fees. Participants can bring their own favorite titles to share or try something new alongside fellow board game fans. All experience levels are invited, from first-timers to seasoned players.

A public preview marks the opening of Women Impressionists and the Land with free exhibition tickets, live music, and drinks available from a cash bar. On-site ticketing will be offered at the Museum, and tickets use timed entry. The program includes traditional French folk songs in Grigg Gallery 216 performed by faculty musicians from the St. Louis String Collective, followed by an opening lecture in The Farrell Auditorium with Simon Kelly, curator of modern and contemporary art. The night continues in Grigg Gallery 216 with Her Light, Her Line, Her Song, a WashU faculty ensemble concert featuring chamber works by Lili Boulanger, Mélanie Bonis, and Louise Farrenc for flute, cello, piano, and voice. Inspired by the exhibition, the concert shines a light on Impressionist influences in music and the achievements of women composers of the era.

Teens can dive into tarot in a welcoming Level 1 workshop that introduces the symbolism and traditional meanings of the Rider Waite Smith deck. Rather than practicing spreads or formal readings, this beginner session encourages curiosity, intuition, creativity, and thoughtful self reflection. No prior experience is required. Designed for ages 15 to 18 and led by Lemurian Insights, the session takes place at Seabright Yoga. The cost is $25 per participant. Please note that the classic Rider Waite Smith deck includes mature themes and artistic nudity. Space is limited.

Unwind with a gentle yoga flow in Carondelet Park suitable for all ages and experience levels. This free class welcomes optional donations and does not require registration. Bring a yoga mat and water.

Friday Fun Night at Wood River Moose #1349 in Wood River, IL features Harvest Drive performing favorite songs.

The 2nd annual Music Bingo night raises funds for the Karen Weidinger Foundation, St. Charles County’s breast cancer foundation. Expect lively bingo games set to songs, with beer and soda included and a cash bar available. Attendees may bring their own food, and additional options can be purchased in the venue’s bar area. Admission is $30 per person, or reserve a table for eight for $240. The event will be held at Fireman’s Hall & Banquet Center. More details will be shared as they are announced.

An acoustic performance returns to Syberg's (O'Fallon) in O'Fallon, Illinois. Enjoy the music with food and a cold beverage and take in the welcoming vibe of the crowd.

This contemporary stage adaptation centers on Carrie White, a high school outsider who yearns to belong. Targeted by the in-crowd and overlooked by most of her peers, she also faces a home life ruled by a mother whose affection comes with strict control. In a small New England town, she discovers a hidden ability, and when the torment becomes too much, she is prepared to use it. The musical features a book by Lawrence D. Cohen, the screenwriter of the classic film, with music by Academy Award winner Michael Gore and lyrics by Academy Award winner Dean Pitchford, whose credits include Fame, Terms of Endearment, and Footloose.

Experience a signature evening on the water with live music, a chef-crafted menu, and sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. This two-hour cruise suits celebrations, a romantic night out, or simply unwinding as the city glows after dark. Stroll the top deck for new perspectives of the skyline as the lights come on. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure and the vessel leaves right on schedule, so arriving early is recommended. Tickets are 64 dollars for adults ages 13 and up, 28 dollars for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants ages 0 to 2 with a ticket still required.

Experience a recreation of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath at The Wildey Theatre in Edwardsville, Illinois.

Catch the final show of the year at this location. Enjoy live music, great food, and the kind of good company that makes for an easy, enjoyable night out.

Enjoy a live performance by Real Rock Revival at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

As night falls on Historic Main Street in St. Charles, a spectral guide leads a walking history tour into the city’s darker chapters. Participants make their way along old brick lanes to hear real stories of treason, notorious crimes, and unexplained phenomena that rarely appear in history books. Stops include the former site of public executions, the edge of an old burial ground, and a residence long tied to local witch lore. Along the route, an unexpected connection to Edgar Allan Poe emerges, and accounts surface of close to a dozen roaming spirits, from underworld figures and angry phantoms to violent crowds and lingering apparitions. This experience highlights the darker side of St. Charles history and lasts about an hour and a half. Tickets are $20 per person.

Cinematic Chaos at the Chase brings Poltergeist to Chase Park Plaza Cinemas. This installment of the series offers a theatrical presentation of the film.

Step up to the mic at Blue Strawberry STL for a late-night karaoke session hosted by Phil Evans of Blue Strawberry. Expect a spirited crowd as friends and newcomers share the stage, singing favorite hits alongside beloved classics. No cover.

A golf scramble at Aberdeen Golf Club invites teams of four. Assemble a foursome and get ready to play together.

Log miles on the beautiful, shaded MCT trail. Choose an 8 mile loop with the option to add on, a 5 mile loop, or an out and back for any distance that suits you. All paces and distances are welcome. Bring a dry shirt and some money for coffee and food at Goshen Coffee Roasters afterward.

Celebrate autumn with a festive market day featuring pumpkins of all shapes and sizes and plenty of seasonal flavors. Browse for the perfect pumpkin to take home or sample pumpkin-themed treats from event vendors. Confident in your baking skills? Enter the pumpkin pie contest and see how your recipe measures up.

This community walk in St. Louis brings together survivors, caregivers, families, and friends to work toward a future free of breast cancer. Each step helps fund research, bolster support for patients, and advance the goal of ending cancer for everyone.

The 6th annual Tee It Up For Fathers Golf Tournament brings golfers to Forest Park Golf Course in St. Louis for a team competition paired with good food, awards, and prizes. The event supports Fathers & Families Support Center and its Responsible Parenthood programs for dads and moms, all focused on improving outcomes for children. Since 1998, FFSC has worked with 23,000 men on their journey to responsible fatherhood, positively touching the lives of more than 57,000 sons and daughters in the St. Louis area. The day includes registration with a grab-and-go breakfast, tee off, lunch, and a program featuring awards. Proceeds help address the challenges faced by children growing up without an involved father, and the impact is significant... children with engaged fathers are 80 percent less likely to be incarcerated, 75 percent less likely to experience a teen birth, 50 percent less likely to report multiple depression symptoms, 43 percent more likely to earn A grades, and 33 percent less likely to repeat a school year. Sponsorships are available, offering visibility to attendees along with recognition in FFSC’s weekly newsletter and social media.

Quirks and Giggles will be among the vendors, offering handmade goods that feature hand-drawn artwork on greeting cards and journals, with no printing involved so each piece is a true original. The Arnold Farmers Market brings together many local makers, live music, and tasty bites to enjoy while browsing. It serves as a weekend hub that highlights what the community creates and offers, making it easy to support local businesses with family and friends.

CJD E-Cycling teams up with Madison County for an easy electronics recycling drop-off that helps clear out old tech and metal items responsibly. Most items with a plug or made of metal are accepted, including servers, network switches, desktop towers, printers, landline phones, cable boxes, cell phones, wireless modems, audio and video equipment, holiday lights, household electronics, telecommunication devices, and lead acid batteries. Televisions of many types are welcome, such as CRT, console, projection, plasma, and flat screen models, along with computer monitors. Dehumidifiers and refrigerators are also accepted. Some materials are not allowed. Please do not bring radioactive or flammable items, hazardous materials like oil, antifreeze, paint, pesticides, or oil filters, airbags, loose lead, mercury switches, fluorescent lights, alkaline batteries, light bulbs, household smoke detectors, explosives including firearms, ammunition, or shells, non-electronic debris such as tires, wood, asbestos, office waste, furniture, fiberglass, insulation, roofing, or dirt, or media like DVDs, CDs, cassette tapes, and VHS tapes.

A short, laid-back cruise on the Mississippi River focused on comfort and ease. Expect to be pampered throughout while enjoying plentiful food, lively entertainment, and sweeping river views.

Harvest Day closes out the 30th season of The Land of Goshen Community Market with a Pumpkin Pazoola. Expect pumpkin bowling, compost friendly decorating, birdfeeders, and games as a final salute to the regular season.

Set in Tower Grove Park in St. Louis, this farmers market brings together locally sourced produce and meats, a variety of foods and goods, and the work of artisans, growers, and makers. It serves as a community marketplace where visitors can explore vendor offerings and discover locally made and grown items.

At Faust Park, the 2026 St. Louis Walk for Apraxia brings the community together to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech while supporting the programs of Apraxia Kids. Parents, family members, and professionals gather to fundraise, connect, and create a space where every child and their supporters feel understood. Registration is free. Individuals who register can work toward fundraising incentive prizes, including this year’s Walk T-shirt, and registered walkers who raise $50 earn the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia shirt. All registered Apraxia Stars receive a free shirt and medal, and each Apraxia Star attending is recognized individually with a shirt, medal, and certificate. Money raised through the event benefits Apraxia Kids and its mission to strengthen the support systems around children with apraxia of speech by educating families and professionals, fostering community engagement and outreach, and investing in advocacy and research. Recognized as the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, the Walk focuses on creating a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams and supporters. More event information will be shared.

Young riders take center stage at a mountain bike race created just for kids at Meramec Levee Recreational Park in Valley Park, MO. Registration is open, and the event features raffles and games alongside age-based racing. Options include a balance bike and small wheels course for ages 2 to 7 and a half-lap partner ride for ages 6 to 7, plus one full lap with small group starts 30 seconds apart for ages 7 to 10. Older participants can tackle two laps with a semi mass start for ages 9 to 12, three laps with a mass start for ages 11 to 13 and 14 to 16, and five laps with a mass start for ages 13 to 15 and 16 to 18. Awards reach five podium places in every boys and girls category. A special Cops and Robbers race adds extra excitement as local police get three laps to catch team riders and send them to jail.

Revved Up Wishes presents a family friendly Halloween celebration that brings thrilling automobiles together with real life reptiles and other curious creatures. Attendees can browse exotic, classic, and enthusiast vehicles and meet snakes, spiders, and more with The Reptile Room and special guests. The program features a car show, trunk or treat, a costume contest, interactive reptile and creature encounters, appearances by Ghostbusters of Southern Illinois, superhero meet and greets, themed Jeeps, food and coffee trucks, festive photo opportunities, and creative activities and crafts for all ages. Kids in costume and decorated trunks are welcome, and car registration is open to all makes and models.

Move to oldies favorites in a low impact aerobic dance class featuring a gentle warm up, balance exercises, stretching, and a soothing cool down. It is suited for anyone who enjoys music and dancing or wants a comfortable way to build fitness.

Spend a day immersed in fossils, prehistoric life, and the story of deep time at the Saint Louis Science Center. The event centers on discovery and learning and is well suited for families and curious minds.

Neighbors and volunteers come together for a hands on placemaking blitz that turns a long vacant lot into a welcoming community space. Activities include building and prepping garden beds, planting new greenery, and tending to fresh plantings. Tools and materials are provided, and no prior gardening experience is required. A light breakfast is planned before the work begins. The day is designed to be family friendly so adults and kids can participate side by side. The Granville Community Garden is supported through the Vacancy to Vibrancy Small Grants Program, a collaboration of the STL Vacancy Collaborative and Pocketparks, with funding from the Missouri Department of Conservation and trees supplied by Forest ReLeaf of Missouri.

Now in its third year, this community ride honors Newt, whose story begins with Metro East Humane Society. The inaugural event, created with MCT Trails and the Metro East Park and Recreation District, welcomed more than 250 riders and included the dedication of a permanent bench at his favorite napping spot. The tradition continues as participants bring a splash of orange back to the MCT Trails in his memory. Early registration is $45 and includes a T-shirt and Woofstock registration. Same-day signups will be offered, though shirts may be limited. On site, expect local vendors and food trucks, plus raffles and giveaways, with more details to come. All ages are welcome. After the ride, Woofstock at Miner Park celebrates peace, love, and pets, and riders who add Woofstock during Newt Scoot registration receive a discount on Woofstock tickets.

St. Ferdinand Church hosts a hands on Build Your Own bag and purse charm experience where attendees can design and personalize pieces on the spot to match their style. The event features special offers and party booking deals. Private Build Your Own gatherings can be scheduled for a home, office, or other venue, with host perks and free rewards available. Visit the table during the event to ask questions and arrange a date.

The Share Walk brings together families who have experienced the loss of a baby, offering a compassionate space for remembrance, connection, and healing. Each step honors and celebrates the lives of little ones gone too soon, with options to participate in person or virtually. Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support, a national nonprofit that provides grief care following miscarriage, stillbirth, or early infant loss, centers the day on honoring these children and their enduring impact on their families and communities. The program features a remembrance ceremony with the reading of names and a dove release. Before the ceremony, families can gather over coffee and food trucks, spend time with Comfort Dogs, write messages at Notes of Hope, and visit a Memorial Wall to see their baby’s name. Siblings can enjoy face painting and create keepsakes at the Creation Station craft tent. After the ceremony, the day continues with a community walk. Registration includes a commemorative T-shirt featuring the Share Walk logo by local artist Rachel Swain on the front and the babies’ names on the back, with indigo blue shirts for bereaved parents and white for supporters.

This prerelease event for Lorcana’s Hyperia City offers both Draft and Pre-Release Kit options, with some drafts available at a special price. All events run for three rounds, and one booster pack is awarded per win. Pre-Release Kits include six Hyperia City booster packs, one promo card selected from six ink types, a cardboard deck box, four dice featuring the Disney Lorcana icon, a set-specific item, and a rules sheet. Entry fees vary by format, with Draft at 25 dollars, special price Draft at 15 dollars, and Pre-Release Kit events at 40 dollars.

Spend the day at the Maryland Heights Family Fair in Vago Park, where all ages can enjoy fun activities and browse local shopping. Connected with the Maryland Heights Summer Concert Series, this community gathering offers a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere and opportunities to enjoy time together.

A groovy celebration of peace, love, and pets returns as an annual, family friendly festival at Glen Carbon’s Miner Park. Expect live music by HOOKiE, a variety of vendors, caricatures, adoptable dogs, and more. Tickets are available now, priced at $20 for an individual and $40 for a family pass covering up to two adults and three kids, with additional children at $10. For sponsorship or vendor opportunities, email developmentmgr@mehs.org.

Wolf Fest at the Endangered Wolf Center brings people together to support wolf conservation and education. The event features live music by Ted, Jay and Matt, performing pop, rock and popular favorites. Attendees can explore what the festival offers while contributing to a mission focused on protecting wolves and sharing knowledge about them.

Readers and writers come together at the Hyatt Regency At The Arch in St. Louis for the fifth annual Books By The Arch, a lively celebration of storytelling and the people who bring books to life. Attendees can meet authors, discover new favorites, pick up signed copies, and take part in prize giveaways. It is a welcoming setting to connect with fellow book lovers, explore fresh worlds on the page, and share in a love of reading.

Hawthorne Animal Hospital is marking 70 years of caring for pets with a community celebration and pet party at The Dog House. Pet lovers and families can enjoy professional photos on a fall-themed backdrop with Dear Hart Photography, a dog costume contest featuring categories for cutest, most creative, and scariest, and K9 officer demonstrations presented by the Litchfield Police Department and the Madison County Sheriff’s Department. Community partners supporting the festivities include Royal Banks of Illinois; law enforcement agencies from Litchfield, Glen Carbon, Alton, Macoupin County, Madison County, and Collinsville; SIUE Athletics; and the Edwardsville Children’s Museum. Vendors on site include Philly Pretzel Factory and Petals & Paws. For safety, dogs should be up to date on vaccinations, remain on a leash at all times, and be comfortable and friendly around people, crowds, and other dogs.

Neustaedter’s Fine Jewelers once again welcomes Needy Paws Rescue for a returning pet adoption event. Meet dogs hoping to find new homes, shop, and take part in raffle basket drawings during this friendly community gathering. The partnership returns for another year, offering more chances to connect rescue pups with families.

This adoption event at Orlando’s Produce features adoptable dogs and rescue merchandise that helps support saving more dogs. It offers a chance to meet potential companions while contributing to the efforts of Diamonds in the Ruff Rescue.

At the Sachs Museum, classical guitarist Patrick Rafferty presents a lecture recital of solo pieces inspired by plants and the garden. The program spans music from the late Renaissance through the modern day, with special attention to William Foden, a St. Louis resident celebrated as an early American guitar pioneer. Audiences will hear different types of guitars paired with works composed for each. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Attendance is covered by Garden admission. Support provided by Nancy Ridenour. An active performer and educator, Rafferty appears across the Midwest, moves comfortably between traditional repertoire and popular and world styles, and explores early guitar traditions including Baroque and 19th century instruments and the music created for them.

This annual vendor show at the Fox Service Center features 50 to 70 vendors along with food trucks, celebrity guests, cosplay, and more. Entry costs $5, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

Learn and make something new in the Hey Pumpkin floral class, a creative experience that celebrates the season with autumn inspired florals. Space is limited.

This free fall festival at the Chesterfield Amphitheater features food options, handmade and market goods, carnival rides, a pumpkin patch with a hayride, and live music from Box of Chocolates and Russo & Co. The detailed schedule and the full rosters of food, drink, craft, and market participants will be announced. Vendors interested in offering items or services may contact the organizers by email.

Explore practical ways to gather and preserve garden herbs for later use. Learn the best times and techniques for harvesting, along with methods for drying and freezing. See how to turn fresh herbs into butters, simple syrups, and infused vinegars, and watch a few simple herb crafts. These approaches help keep herb flavors available well past summer.

Chapter 4-13 presents its fourth annual charity poker tournament at O’Fallon Elks Lodge, combining lively gameplay with a focus on community support. The event features raffle baskets, prize opportunities, and a cash bar. Proceeds benefit local veterans and the organizations that serve them. Organizers are also seeking support through sponsorships and donations, including monetary contributions or items for the raffle baskets, to help expand the event’s impact.

A relaxed chess get-together for all ages, focused on friendly games and community connections. Newcomers and seasoned players are equally welcome.

From Thursday through Saturday, look for daily specials that change with each day. Thursday brings a Chef’s Choice feature, Friday serves a Fish Dinner, and Saturday highlights a Barbecue Plate.

A monthly open table community game night welcomes board gamers and tabletop role playing game fans. Stay for the whole evening or drop in for part of it. Bring a group or meet new friends at the table. A small lending library is available for anyone interested in trying something new. There is a snack and drink table with items for sale, and outside food or delivery is allowed.

Main Street always delivers a good time, with St. Charles fans bringing plenty of hometown spirit.

Light The Night in St Louis brings neighbors, businesses, community groups, families, friends, and sponsors together to celebrate, honor, and remember those affected by blood cancer. The event shines a collective light of hope while raising funds that fuel lifesaving research around the world, provide free information and support, and champion access to quality, affordable, coordinated care for patients and their families. Blood Cancer United, formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, has set a bold aim for 2040 to help people with blood cancer gain more than one million years of life, creating more birthdays, graduations, and shared moments with loved ones. Registration is free. Participants may walk on their own or as part of a community or corporate team, and team captains play a key role in rallying support. Fundraising is encouraged, with recognition for milestones such as Champions for Cures at $100 and Bright Lights at $1,000, along with additional acknowledgments like Twice as Bright and the $5K Club. Exclusive seasonal apparel highlights the dedication of those who amplify the mission. Patients and survivors are honored with a special survivor t-shirt, no matter their fundraising level, and receive a white lantern to lift skyward as the community brings light to the darkness of cancer.

At The MOTOmuseum in St. Louis, the Arthritis Foundation’s Bone Bash honors the arthritis community, with special attention to the 5,700 children in Missouri living with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. Three hundred business and medical professionals, community leaders, and philanthropic supporters are expected, with guests in cocktail attire enjoying a reception, a seated dinner, and both silent and live auctions, along with additional programming and entertainment. Proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation’s work to conquer arthritis and improve quality of life for more than 54 million people nationwide, including over 1.4 million Missourians and 5,700 children. Tickets, tables, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

A live musical performance is the focus of this event, offering the energy of music played in real time.

Destination Swing Dance Club brings West Coast Swing to Just Dancing Studio with an evening that begins with instruction and transitions into social dancing. Beginner lessons are offered each month and are included with the purchase of the evening social dance. Start times may change when a two hour workshop is scheduled, so check Facebook for the latest dates and details. Members are asked to bring their membership card to speed up entry. Annual membership is $25, with a 4% fee for credit card payments. Joining or renewing that evening includes complimentary social dance admission, a savings of up to $15, and membership provides discounted pricing on workshops, lessons, and dances for 12 months. A small fee applies to credit card use. This is a BYOB venue.

Mastodon brings The Poisonous Weapons Tour to The Pageant with special guests Deafheaven and Alcest. Tickets are on sale, with reserved balcony seating priced at $60 or $55, and general admission at $39.50 in advance or $45 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages. Selecting Interested on the event enters a random drawing for two free tickets, with one winner chosen, and results will be posted later. The venue advises purchasing only through Ticketmaster, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and may not guarantee entry, and issues with third party vendors cannot be assisted.

Silver Bullet Live presents an encore evening of Bob Seger's classic hits at The Wildey Theatre.

Experience a rodeo-themed Music Bingo Night with the St. Charles Titans. Expect music, bingo, prizes, and plenty of laughs.

An afterlife-themed murder mystery unfolds at The Lemp Mansion as a cast of famous ghosts gathers for an annual meeting in the land of the living. Everyone is part of the spirit world, and P. T. Barnum is up to a new scheme until someone finds a way to put an end to it. Suspicions circle the room, the table, and maybe even the person in your seat. This interactive dinner theater from Jest Murder Mystery Company encourages costumes inspired by favorite figures from beyond, with participation at whatever level feels right. Seating is $72.95 per person plus tax, gratuity included, and the experience features a three-course dinner.

Schumann conjures folk dances and pastoral scenes, while Marie-Ange Nguci performs a sparkling piano concerto by Mozart.

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

At GalleryPub in St Louis, The Murphtones present an upbeat set of vocal jazz and blues that spans from the 1920s to the present. The group features Tim Murphy on keys and vocals, Donna Murphy on vocals and drumkit, Jack Lane on guitar, and Ben Henderson on trumpet.

The Yacht Rockers hit the stage for a live performance at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Matt Zeiss will be at Two Shamrock's O'Fallon. The announcement shares excitement about appearing at a venue that is new to them and gives a friendly nod to the Irish pub atmosphere and good beer.

Based in St. Charles, Missouri, the Jake Houlihan Band delivers a country sound infused with rock and blues, led by frontman Jake Houlihan. Their live shows are packed with energy and feature crowd-pleasing sets that keep the dance floor moving late into the night.

Kenautis Smith and Lyfestile present a release party for their project "Is It OK If I Bring A Few Friends?" featuring appearances by many of the artists who contributed to the album. The evening centers on unfiltered hip hop from the collaborators behind the record. Admission is $10, and tickets are available.

Celebrate the season at a fall-themed craft and vendor gathering featuring crafters, makers, vendors, business owners, and more. Activities are planned both indoors and outdoors, weather permitting. A $20 prize drawing and additional raffles will be held, and all raffle proceeds support those in need. Winners do not need to be present to receive prizes. Guests who bring pantry items such as canned goods, boxes of mac and cheese, ramen noodle packs, cans of spaghetti sauce, bags of pasta, or jars of peanut butter to the raffle table will receive an extra raffle ticket. All donated items will be provided to the group and food pantry to help the community. Those interested in participating as a crafter or vendor can email TLCMOEvents@gmail.com with details on what they make or sell, and for vendor protection, communication will come only from Tricia Coval, the owner.

Settle in for a two-hour riverboat brunch with live acts, chef-driven dishes, and scenic river views. Marketed as St. Louis’s only brunch afloat, it pairs entertainment with a flavorful menu in a comfortable setting. Tickets are $62 for ages 13 and up, $25 for ages 3 to 12, and free for ages 2 and under, and infants still require a ticket to board.

Searching for a living kidney donor can feel daunting. The National Kidney Foundation presents Finding a Living Donor, a free educational program that offers practical ways to start the conversation and organize a donor search. Attendees hear firsthand stories from living kidney donors and transplant recipients who have completed the process. This program is intended for people considering transplant for the first time, those with chronic kidney disease at stages 2 to 4 or at a late stage, or individuals on dialysis, as well as the family members, friends, and care partners who support them. Admission is free, and registration is required.

An afternoon focused on dancing, good food, and great company, with time to dance, eat, and connect with others.

Twilight takes over brunch with a playful spin that leans into the saga’s nostalgia. Expect tongue in cheek tributes to iconic scenes, character spotlights, and high energy drag numbers, all crafted with Prismatic’s flair. Whether you rooted for Edward, Jacob, or simply loved the soundtrack, the theme invites a return to the era of choosing sides. Live ASL interpreters will be on stage for the entire show. To access seating in the interpreted viewing area, use the promo code ASL when purchasing tickets. DJTABER will provide music throughout brunch, with the cast announcement to come. Food and drinks are available for purchase from Trops, and seating is assigned by table with community style arrangements. All ages are welcome when minors attend with a parent or legal guardian. Photos and videos are encouraged, and tagging @PrismaticSTL helps share favorite moments. Zachary Steele Photography will capture performances and meet and greets. Tickets are on sale.

A spooky October VHS swap meet from the STL Video Society marks International Videostore Day with plenty of tapes to browse and take home. Admission is free. A limited number of vendor spaces are still available, with reservation details to be posted soon.

The Saxophonics bring a spirited concert to the Tri-Township Park gazebo, featuring jazz, rock and pop selections alongside transcriptions of movie themes and classical favorites. The group creates its own arrangements of familiar songs to highlight the strengths of each musician. In case of inclement weather, the performance will be held in the sanctuary at St. Paul's Church in Troy, IL. The concert is free and welcoming to children.

BS Bar & Grill’s Dart Den hosts a blind draw darts tournament that welcomes every skill level, with teams paired at random and no partner needed. The house adds $1,000 to the Bull’s Bank, and the bank grows with each monthly event. The current Bull’s Bank total is $1,672, and the Mystery Out stands at $404. Participation in six Bull’s Bank tournaments is required to qualify. Entry is $15. New shooters are encouraged, and returning players are tracking their appearances as the series builds.

Teens explore the often overlooked beauty of roaches, beetles, and spiders as sparks for poetry and visual art. The session features guided observation, imaginative prompts, and sketching to support the creative process. By the end, each participant will have both a finished poem and an original artwork inspired by an arthropod. A nature journal and writing utensil are included.

At Show Me Reptile Shop, this relaxed meet and greet with ambassador animals invites visitors to see them at close range, talk with staff, and learn about a variety of species. It is suitable for longtime animal lovers as well as those who are simply curious, offering an easygoing way to spend time with the ambassadors and build knowledge.

Held on the Lemp Mansion patio, this spooky trivia night features five rounds focused on Halloween subjects and related topics. The grand prize is an overnight stay at the Lemp Mansion. Tables are $80 and seat up to four guests. A cash bar and a dinner buffet are available, with the buffet priced at $17 per person.

Clay Cafe offers a free community dinner for all. This meal is part of a regular series held every third Sunday. The program also includes a free community brunch for all every third Tuesday, and a food pantry that is open on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Brian Clarke delves into the songs and stories that shaped his artistry in an intimate, fully live evening of music and narration. He draws from the catalogs of Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, and Jackson Browne, performing their songs, recounting the tales behind them, and presenting original pieces born from their influence. The result is a blend of tribute and personal revelation that maps how their voices continue to resonate through his own work. Ideal for anyone who has ever heard a song and wished they had written it.

Sleeping With Sirens headlines the An Ending In Itself Tour with Rain City Drive and Shyeye. Tickets are on sale, with Reserved Balcony options priced at $70 or $60 and General Admission at $45 in advance or $50 on the day of show. All ages are welcome. The event listing also features a promotion in which one person who marks the event as Interested will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, as third party tickets are not guaranteed and cannot be verified or assisted.

Grammy-winning jazz artists Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves pay homage to John Coltrane with a program honoring a hundred years of music shaped by his vision. Marking this hundred-year milestone, the event shines a light on Coltrane’s enduring influence and the timeless spirit of his sound through performances by Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves.

Bright Eyes performs at The Sovereign. General admission is $50. This is an all ages event, and minors will be asked to pay a $2 cash surcharge at the door. A presale is available with the code KIDSTABLE. To reduce fraud and resale, online tickets are released after a delivery delay. Each ticket also contributes $1 through PLUS1 to the Poison Oak Project, supporting LGBTQ+ equity with a focus on the trans community.

Old Rock House presents Struggle Jennings in an all-ages performance that blends outlaw hip-hop with country grit and candid storytelling, highlighting themes of redemption, family, and determination. Advance general admission is $30, and day-of pricing is $35. A $2 cash surcharge applies at the door for minors. To help prevent ticket fraud and resale, the venue uses a delivery delay for online purchases. An order confirmation is sent immediately after purchase, and e-tickets are delivered via eTix three days before the event.

A free shED Talk at the Watershed Nature Center explores how native plants help butterflies, bees, and birds, with practical ideas for boosting biodiversity in any space, from containers and balconies to full yards. Presenters Tamar Albrecht, Master Gardener, and Jennifer Ward, a children’s author and habitat advocate, share guidance on choosing native species that benefit wildlife year-round and on preparing gardens for the winter season. The program is held inside the Watershed Welcome Center. Some demonstrations may include optional outdoor activities if weather allows. Seating is limited to 20, and all ages are welcome.

Experience what reading and language can feel like for individuals with dyslexia through an immersive simulation at Churchill Center & School. Participants rotate through six stations that mirror tasks commonly encountered in classrooms and workplaces, highlighting the challenges many people with dyslexia face every day. Presented by Churchill Center & School’s Sandra K. Gilligan School Partnerships & Outreach Program, this session is designed to build empathy and deepen understanding when supporting students and children with dyslexia. Admission is free with advance registration, and capacity is limited to 60 participants. Attendees must be 18 years or older. For questions, contact Director of Sandra K. Gilligan School Partnerships & Outreach Program Rachel Wheatley at rwheatley@churchillstl.org.

Jake’s On Main sets the tables for a relaxed Mahjong night designed for players who want extra time at the tiles. The essentials are provided, including tiles, mats, and pushers, and the space is ready so there is no setup or cleanup. Bring a personal Mahjong card along with any preferred snacks and drinks. Entry is $5 plus tax and fees, and that amount secures a seat for the evening. Attendance is capped at 16 participants. This is casual play with no formal lessons, a chance to practice, meet other players, and enjoy friendly games.

Internet creator Milo Rossi, known to millions online as miniminuteman, takes the stage for a live talk that mixes science, skepticism, and sharp humor. As the self-described Googledebunker with more than a billion views, he is known for taking on archaeological misinformation and making complex ideas approachable. This presentation explores the risks of pseudoscience and pseudo-archaeology, why effective science communication matters, and practical ways to spot bad information. Featured by National Geographic and recognized by the Society for American Archaeology, his approach highlights critical thinking and scientific literacy in an engaging, accessible style. Recommended for ages 13 and up, with a running time of approximately 90 minutes. Students and UMSL faculty and staff may be eligible for 20 percent off up to four tickets with verification through the Touhill ticket office. Meet and greet tickets are sold out. All ticket purchases are final and nonrefundable.

A Bridge House trivia night at First Assembly Church in St Peters features a silent auction followed by a trivia contest. There is also a contest for standout table decorations to bring some creative flair to the evening. Tables seat up to eight and cost $150. For more information or to purchase a table, contact Jim Boone at 636-577-1937.

Enjoy a laid back paint night with cocktails and friendly company at The Penalty Box in O'Fallon, MO. Artist Brittany Halaska, owner of Painting on the Rocks, provides all supplies and offers step by step instruction as you create a 16x20 inch acrylic painting on stretched canvas to take home or give as a gift. Admission is $35 per person. Space is limited, so plan to purchase tickets in advance. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Look forward to a creative, social atmosphere with plenty of laughs.

This free community brunch in the Parish Hall welcomes everyone and takes place at the same time as the weekly food pantry. Friends and neighbors are welcome too. During camp, a bagged brunch may be available near the pantry instead of a hot meal.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Anime Club is a community for ages 11 to 18 to explore and appreciate Japanese animation, culture, and storytelling. Participants can watch anime or spend time reading and drawing Japanese artwork, and snacks are available.

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.

Troy Taylor explores the hidden side of Route 66, sharing the stories most people skip. Marking 100 years since the highway’s birth in 1926, he traces its path from Chicago to the Pacific with a look at both the neon glow and the shadows, recalling family road trips and classic roadside stops while uncovering accounts of ghosts, haunted hotels, phantom hitchhikers, murders, robberies, disappearances, and more. Seating is first come, first served. Presented with support from the Edwardsville Library Friends.

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.

Brooke leads a beginner friendly yoga class that focuses on the essentials. Expect a gentle, welcoming practice that supports confidence, flexibility, strength, and mindful breathing. Fundamental poses are explored at an easy pace with plenty of options and adjustments so everyone can move in a way that works for their body. It is well suited for first time students, those returning after a break, or anyone looking to reinforce their foundation. The aim is to help you finish feeling centered, rejuvenated, and confident. No prior experience is required. Wear comfortable clothes and bring an open mindset.

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.

Artmazing Event Co brings a laid-back Paint Nite to Viviano’s Festa Italiano centered on creating the “Fall Blaze” artwork. Expect a social, easygoing atmosphere where you can paint a colorful 16 by 20 inch canvas with all supplies included. Guests may order from Viviano’s menu for an additional cost. The format works for a friendly night out, a distinctive date, or a relaxing solo outing.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Fabulous Freebirds take the stage at 1818 Chophouse in Edwardsville, Illinois for a live performance.

American Legion Post 199 hosts a glowing night on the greens at On the Hill Golf Course in Edwardsville. The course lights up for glow golf, with live outdoor music by Hicktown creating the soundtrack. Festive contests include prizes for the most creatively decorated golf cart and for standout costumes. Admission is $60 per person, and proceeds support Mission 199 along with renovations to the clubhouse. Signups are available at On the Hill Golf Course, offering a bright way to enjoy night golf while giving back to the community.

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.

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.

A Halloween-inspired meditative sound journey at Seabright Yoga in Maryville invites participants to settle into quiet and listen inward. Guided meditation paired with immersive sound encourages slowing down, easing outside distractions, and making room for intuition and personal insight. Wear something cozy and bring curiosity, questions, and a willingness to explore the unknown. Studio props are available on a first come, first served basis, and attendees may bring a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, water bottle, eye mask, or other comfort items. Space is limited. Sink into the season, breathe deeply, and notice what unfolds when you loosen your grip.

Enjoy a live performance by Broseph Tucker at Cottle Village.

The Pete Krieshok Project makes a return appearance at Edwardsville Moose Lodge in Edwardsville, IL.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Queen Beedz returns to Wild Birds Unlimited with an autumn pop-up full of shimmering seasonal accessories. Explore earrings celebrating football teams, festive Halloween-themed pieces, and plenty of other fall-ready sparkles.

Get into the spooky spirit with a Pokémon-inspired trick-or-treat adventure inside the library. Decorations set the scene, and costumes are encouraged. Explore four stations to collect treats and boost your stats. Activities continue while supplies last or until the event wraps up, whichever comes first.

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.

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.

Designed for children from birth to age 5, this Kindermusik class builds learning through music. Little ones explore through songs, movement, instrument play, and story listening in a warm and playful setting.

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.

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 Rubber Duck Hunt where proceeds benefit Pink Ribbon Good. Registration is at the Edwardsville Fire Department, and participants then travel by Jeep from Edwardsville to Hamel, Troy, and Maryville, finishing at Bobby’s Frozen Custard in Maryville. The hunt features seven duck-drawing stops, including the starting point, with chances at each location to draw ducks and purchase food or drinks. The registration donation is $20 for the first participant and $10 for each additional participant in the same Jeep who wants a Duck Hunt card. Wear a Halloween costume to earn an extra duck draw that could boost your score, watch for a photo opportunity along the route to collect extra points, and compete for a prize recognizing the best Halloween or Pink Ribbon themed Jeep decorations.

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.

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.

The library hosts a Lego Family Build Day where bricks are provided for open, creative building. Participants of every age can take part, and teamwork on shared creations is encouraged.

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.

An autumn marketplace comes to The Warty Toad LLC, with free entry and a mix of indoor and outdoor experiences, rain or shine. Explore a curated selection from local makers and artists with a mystical bent, uncover unusual wares, and enjoy an otherworldly setting. The centerpiece is the Familiar Adoption Station, where a limited number of six inch eggs hold companions awaiting awakening. The $40 premium adoption includes your choice of Basilisk, Dragon, or Phoenix, along with the Alchemist’s Hatching Guide, a ritual manual that explains how to bond with your egg and trigger its reveal. Follow the steps and the shell splits cleanly to unveil a fully articulated familiar with flexible movement. Optional accessories include custom crafted egg holders from a textile vendor, available in over the shoulder and wrist dangle styles, to keep the shell protected as it nears awakening. Supplies are limited due to the time required to cultivate each companion, and adoptions close once the hatchery is empty. Vendors interested in participating can secure booth space, with pricing, setup information, and registration available in shop or through the business website.

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

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

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.

Dan And Shay will perform live at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri.

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.

Thomas & Treadway perform live at Tully's Taproom.

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.

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

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

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

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.

Celebrate the 8th annual pumpkin patch with family friendly festivities. Every child will receive a small, cantaloupe sized pumpkin for free. Costumes are encouraged for kids and parents to add to the fun. Activities include face painting, coloring, a scavenger hunt, and more, along with complimentary snacks and beverages. A coloring contest will be offered with divisions for ages 1 to 5, 6 to 10, and 11 and up. Children must be present to receive the free pumpkin, and there is a limit of one pumpkin per child.

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.

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.

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.

Look forward to a spooky evening at the nest, where costumes are the highlight. The gathering takes place in front of the building and invites guests to show off their most creative looks in a fun, festive setting.

EMK Creations presents a hands-on cardmaking session where you can choose from more than a dozen project kits to create pieces that match your style. Themes include birthday, thank you, thinking of you, and other all-occasion designs, plus holiday cards and gift tags. The $35 fee covers all materials and includes a donation to Main Street Community Center. No prior experience is required. The class is geared toward adults, and youth ages 12 and up may attend with an accompanying adult, with a separate ticket needed for each person. Tickets are nonrefundable; if you cannot attend you may pick up a kit at Main Street Community Center after the event. If EMK Creations or Main Street Community Center cancels, a refund will be issued minus processing fees.

Take a nighttime stroll with your dog on a ranger-led walk in a St. Charles County park. The route is about 1.5 miles, follows paved paths, and is accessible to wheelchair users. All dogs must remain leashed, and participants without pets are welcome as well. Glow sticks and other playful lights are encouraged to brighten the way. Advance registration is required.

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.

Gather at Verona Coffee Company for a casual coffee meet-up centered on business networking and community connections. Guests are invited to bring nonperishable food items to support the Collinsville Food Pantry. Whether you want to expand your customer base, build a stronger online presence, or simply meet other local business owners, this welcoming setting makes it easy to start conversations and exchange ideas. Attendance is free and no registration is required. Bring business cards and connect over coffee.

Pokemon TCG Double Prize Night comes in a Pitch Black edition in St Charles, MO. This monthly event uses a best of one Swiss format across three rounds, with pairings determined by the number of players in attendance. The entry fee is $10, and points earned during play make participants eligible for additional prizing.

A support group for those affected by pregnancy or infant loss is offered through Share Anderson Hospital. The gathering is held downstairs in the Education classroom located in the physician office building at the front of the hospital.

This career fair focuses on part-time and full-time Universal Banker roles with Central Bank. Learn about the positions and a $250 hiring bonus, paid after 90 days and completion of training. For more information, contact Ashley O’Bryan at ashley.obryan@centralbank.net or 314.746.4694. Central Bank is an equal opportunity employer and maintains a drug free workplace.

Set out during the golden hour with friends or family for a guided walk through St. Charles County parks. A Park Ranger leads 1 to 3 miles of exploration on a combination of paved paths and natural trails. This free program focuses on spotting and learning about local plants and wildlife, with the location rotating among different parks each month. Watch for program signs at the park to find the meeting spot. Advance registration is requested.

A welcoming fiber arts get together invites crafters of every skill level to knit, crochet, or weave alongside others. Bring a current project or try something new, connect with fellow makers, and exchange ideas in a relaxed setting. Beginners are encouraged to attend, but please note this is an informal group and formal instruction may not always be available, so learning may be self guided. Please bring your own supplies if possible. A small amount of starter materials may be available for those who are new. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.

Enjoy an outdoor parking lot bingo experience at Verona Pavilion, where you can play from your vehicle or settle into lawn chairs under the shelter. Multiple rounds are planned and prizes are awarded for winning cards, making it a relaxed, social way to spend time with friends and family. Admission is $5 per person for each event. Registration must be completed in advance and is not available at the site. Each participant registers individually and may purchase one ticket per month, either online or at the Overland Community Center. Space is limited and filled in order of registration, and carpooling is recommended. When you arrive, check in at the main table with ID to receive disposable bingo cards. At least eight rounds are scheduled. Guests may bring chairs, small tables, blankets, food and drinks, and dobbers or pens. Activities are dependent on weather conditions. For questions or help with your online account, call 314-428-0490.

The Raider's monthly meeting takes place at Collinsville VFW in Collinsville, IL and includes an opportunity to become a club member.

The Chamber hosts a monthly networking meeting and welcomes first-time visitors as guests. More information is available on the Chamber’s website.

Dave's Dollar Box Day at The Collector Store LLC features hundreds of boxes loaded with single cards for collectors to dig through. Singles are priced at 50 cents each, or you can purchase a full box for $50. Pokémon cards are 25 cents each, or $25 per box. The selection spans every sport, non-sports, modern, vintage, and Pokémon, offering a wide range of options for building or expanding a collection.

The 5th Thursday Networking returns to Henkes Tavern in Florissant, Missouri for a casual meetup focused on conversation and connections. There is no set program and no membership requirement, simply low-pressure networking. Everyone is welcome, and attendees are encouraged to invite others.

Celebrate the season with an early round of trick or treating at this annual Trunk or Treat. Attendees can fill their bags with candy and enjoy complimentary popcorn and hot cocoa. The festivities take place directly behind the Glen Carbon Walmart.

This trivia night features five rounds of general knowledge, each with a music bonus. Three speed challenges put a pitcher of beer up for grabs, and the trivia winner earns a gift card. It is free to play, with multiple prize opportunities. Put your smarticles to the test.

The Brook & The Bluff bring The Werewolf Tour to the stage with Ryman also appearing. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $27 in advance and $32 on the day of the show. This event welcomes all ages. The event page notes a promotion where marking the listing as Interested could result in one person receiving two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sources may not be authentic and could prevent entry.

Hosted by Advocates 4 Animals, this three-day crafting getaway takes place at Drury Inn & Suites St. Louis Arnold and welcomes creators of all kinds. The $150 crop fee includes your own 6-foot table for the duration of the event, a Stampin’ Up goodie bag with about $20 in products, and access to coordinating stamps and dies that pair with the included items. Enjoy a playful puppy-and-cake celebration during the event, a free trade table for supplies like stickers and papers that are still in good condition, and complimentary fountain soda and popcorn each day. You are welcome to bring additional food and snacks, and small coolers are allowed, with many dining options available within a short drive. High-speed internet access is provided. Day Croppers may attend as space allows, with one-day and two-day options priced at $70 and $110. A block of rooms is available for those who wish to stay on-site, allowing you to craft as early or as late as you like. Overnight guests receive breakfast and an evening Kickback with hot food and cold drinks, including three complimentary adult beverages, and commuters can purchase these amenities from the hotel. For details or questions, contact Michelle at shllbll1@yahoo.com.

Settle in on the patio for a relaxed evening as Warren performs a completely acoustic set.

Halloween weekend brings Wicked Warehouse back to Mississippi Underground for two nights that turn the venue into a multi-stage home for bass music. Now in its second year as one of St. Louis’ largest Halloween shows, the event reveals Phase 1 of the lineup, with additional artists to be announced. The first night centers on SHADES, the collaboration between Alix Perez and EPROM, blending roots in drum and bass, experimental electronic music and bass into intricate sound design and powerful low end. Shlump joins with his Alien Bass style that weaves classic dubstep influences with psychedelic textures and heavy subs, backed by releases on Wakaan, Deadbeats and Deep Dark & Dangerous and appearances at festivals including Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Shambhala and Bass Canyon. On Halloween night, Mersiv leads a set focused on full immersion in sound, a vision described on the project’s official site as embracing the present moment mentally, physically and spiritually through music. Truth follows, the New Zealand dubstep duo behind Deep Dark & Dangerous, bringing a deep, heavyweight approach shaped on stages around the world, including Shambhala, Outlook and Infrasound. Two stacked nights, multiple stages and more names still to come inside Mississippi Underground.

Catch a performance by Well Hungarians at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Nathan Sickmeier returns to McDill's Irish Pub in Collinsville, IL for a solo performance. The set features familiar favorites with opportunities for audience song requests.

Celebrate Halloween at the Saint Charles Market with a festive, slightly spooky atmosphere. Costumes are welcome for kids, who can trick-or-treat at vendor booths.

Herbal Phoenix brings a wide-ranging selection to Ferguson Farmers Market, featuring teas and pureed tee products, hair and skin care, soaps, tinctures, tonics, syrups, inhalation and steam items, plus crystals and jewelry. Explore the selection to replenish staples or find a new favorite.

Celebrate comics, games, and pop culture at the Steel Shop Event Center in St. Charles, MO. This family friendly show features artists, TCG cards, vintage video games, action figures, cosplay, and art, along with favorites like Pokemon, Star Wars, Transformers, and GI Joe. Expect merchandise spanning the 70s to today. General entry is $5. Kids 12 and under get in free, and military guests with photo ID receive free entry. A $500 cosplay showcase is planned, with the full schedule to be announced the week of the show.

Celebrate Halloween at a family-friendly indoor candy crawl set up like a trunk-or-treat inside Water's Edge Banquet Center. Wander through festively decorated vendor tables, pick up sweet treats, and enjoy a lively atmosphere created in partnership with neighboring companies, local businesses, and City employees for a safe experience. Bring a candy bag and take part in games and activities. Costumes are welcome as long as they are family friendly. The event is completely indoors, so weather will not get in the way. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Look for photo opportunities with a 7 foot dinosaur character. Caddy’s, located in the same building down the hallway, offers a convenient option for a quick meal before or after the festivities. Children must stay with a parent or guardian at all times. Accommodations and extra support are available for participants who need them.

Yesterday’s Bar & Grill closes out its car cruise season with a Halloween Trunk or Treat and party. Car owners of any make or model are welcome to display their vehicles at no cost. Families can enjoy candy collected from creatively decorated trunks and a playful, spooky atmosphere. Food is available along with a full bar, creating a lively setting centered on cool cars, treats for kids, and laid-back fun.

Top GunZ presents its long-anticipated debut at Salvatore's Italian Grill. Table reservations are open, and the venue is taking bookings at 636-922-2100. Further details will be announced.

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

Relocated to Dave's Diner in Arnold, Missouri, this relaxed cruise-in welcomes drop-ins and keeps things simple. The diner accepts cash only. Free random lottery scratcher tickets will be available.

Settle into a donation-based meditation and mantra session with Sally Denton that centers community and calm. Whether brand new to meditation or looking to deepen an existing practice, participants come together to nurture inner ease, connect with others, and start the day with intention. Enjoy a cup of tea after the meditation. Contributions support a monthly Community Connection Partner selected from charitable organizations connected to members or teachers. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. No experience is needed.

Kick off with a driver’s meeting and a rollout, then convoy to Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, IL. In cooperation with the speedway, attendees will have access to the track for photos and the chance to drive it. Food trucks are planned, and there may be a few racecar drivers on hand with their cars on display and signing autographs. This is the second and final fundraiser of 2026, with proceeds benefiting JEEPS FOR HEROES, who will be present. Hosted by DUCKING JEEPS scmo in partnership with Tri-City Speedway, the event welcomes all Jeep clubs. A $25 cash fee per Jeep will be collected as you enter the property. Some details are still being finalized.

At The Painted Pot, take part in a fundraiser that blends a painting session with plenty of puppy cuddles, all in support of a cause. It suits friends, families with kids, or a casual date and offers a relaxed way to spend time together.

Step into an immersive courtroom where the audience becomes the jury. Hear testimony, review evidence, and cast votes at pivotal moments using your phone, with each choice revealing new angles and influencing how the story unfolds. This live investigation blends theater with a social experiment that tests judgment and a sense of fairness, and no two outcomes are the same. The case centers on a late-night boat outing gone wrong after the son of a powerful politician takes the wheel. By morning, one passenger is dead and another is fighting for life, and you weigh whether it was a tragic mistake or a calculated act amid jealousy, influence, and lingering questions. Expect spirited discussion after the verdict, since perspectives on the truth may differ. Presented in English at the E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee Theater, the experience lasts 60 minutes. It is suitable for ages 12 and up, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Content warnings include domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use, and a distressing 911 call. Bring a charged phone to scan QR codes and take part in key decisions. Gift cards are available for those who wish to share the experience.

A monthly, no-cost potluck invites neighbors to share a meal, meet new people, and deepen the connections that help communities thrive. Each gathering begins around the table, then shifts into an open conversation about the opportunities, challenges, and needs showing up in the neighborhood. Together, participants look for practical ways to support one another, exchange skills and resources, and imagine collective efforts, including linking work already underway in different parts of St. Louis so those efforts can reinforce each other. Topics are shaped by whoever is present and may range from food sovereignty and mutual aid to education, creative projects, housing, environmental concerns, neighborhood events, and other aspects of local well-being. The emphasis is on making room for meaningful connection, collaboration, and shared learning rather than formal planning, with attention to surfacing and weaving together the knowledge and experience that already exist. This shared meal is one thread in a broader web of community-building across Dutchtown and beyond. Meeting regularly helps build trust and solidarity that make it easier to navigate challenges and move toward more sustainable and nourishing ways of living together. The work grows through relationships rather than solutions imposed from above. Everyone has something to contribute. Bringing a dish is welcome, and your presence matters most.

Enjoy a meal at Texas Roadhouse in Edwardsville, Illinois and help support Treehouse Wildlife Center. During this restaurant give-back fundraiser, Texas Roadhouse will contribute 10% of your bill to the center when you mention the event or show the flyer.

Evan Honer performs live, showcasing his talent and artistry on stage for a memorable evening of music.

An annual Halloween tradition returns to Atomic By Jamo in St. Louis with two sets celebrating classics from Gener and Deaner, highlighted by a start to finish performance of the Mollusk album. The Garage turns brown for the night as the Voodoo Players deliver the show. The lineup features Cree Rider as Gener and Sean Canan as Deaner, with Brian Kasmarzik on keys, Kevin Buckley on guitar and fiddle, John Hussung on bass, and Dave Clark on drums.

This free educational lunch in the Greater St. Louis area focuses on Missouri energy workers, with content relevant to those who have worked at Weldon Spring, Mallinckrodt, Hematite, Latty Avenue, or SLAPS. The gathering is hosted at Golden Corral Buffet & Grill in O’Fallon. Space is limited.

Adonis Recycling, in partnership with the City of Ellisville, hosts an electronics recycling drive at Bluebird Park. Most items with a cord or battery are accepted. Some items have a recycling fee due to extra processing costs, payable by cash or card. Fees are as follows: power tool batteries $2 each, printers $5 each, LCD or LED monitors $5 each, dehumidifiers $10 each, mini fridges $10 each, air conditioning units $10 each, microwaves $10 each, flat screen TVs up to 32 inches $10 each, flat screen TVs 32 inches and up $20 each, CRT monitors $30 each, CRT TVs up to 27 inches $50 each, CRT TVs 27 inches and up $60 each, and rear projection TVs $60 each. Items that cannot be accepted include smoke detectors, household batteries, light bulbs, ballasts containing PCB, gas powered equipment, refrigerant, and large appliances.

Enjoy a kid-friendly bingo session created for young players. It is recommended for ages 3 through 10, and there is no cost to take part. All school-age children are welcome.

Expecting a baby or growing your family? This free, in-person expo at St. Luke's Hospital - St. Louis in St Louis, MO supports parents from early planning through the transition to parenthood. A question-and-answer panel features an OB/GYN, a pediatrician, an anesthesiologist, a maternity nurse, and a lactation consultant. Hands-on stations led by maternity nurses cover how contractions progress, guidance for unmedicated labor, helpful positioning during labor, safe sleep practices, swaddling techniques, and breastfeeding with a pump review. Attendees can learn about St. Luke’s maternity and perinatal services, including birth options, lactation support, the special care nursery, and childbirth education. Guided walk-throughs of the Birth Care Suite and nursery provide a close look at the care environment. Vendor resource tables connect families with local organizations and vendors sharing education, infant nutrition information, community programs, and a wide range of supportive resources for those who are expecting.

Demetrius Cain leads the unveiling of the latest Boxing Bear barrel at the ABV Barrel Shop education center. The gathering features stories from Demetrius and a focus on the new release. After the program, attendees can purchase this pick. Participation is limited to guests 21 years of age or older.

Enjoy five rounds of general trivia, each with a music bonus to keep things lively. Three speed challenges offer chances to win a pitcher of beer for the fastest correct response. The top trivia scorer earns a gift card. Participation is free, so bring your best brainpower and have fun.

Heather Shaw delivers seasoned stand-up with a big online following built on sharp humor and a resemblance to Jim Carrey. Her credits include The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show, and she has shared the stage with Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she riffs on the latest in pop culture, politics, and more.

First Friday Coffee at CNB STL features casual networking with coffee and breakfast treats. Plan to have business cards on hand to exchange with others while making new connections. The format is flexible, so stay for the entire gathering or drop in briefly.

Enjoy a free bingo gathering with lunch included. Advance registration is required due to limited seating, and it opens the Monday following the previous event. To register, email Nichole at nichole@dardenneprairie.org with your name, address, and phone number. Dardenne Prairie residents receive priority, while others will be placed on a waitlist and contacted if space becomes available. Walk-ins and guests are not permitted. A confirmation email will be sent to verify your spot. On the day, doors open first, lunch is served next, and bingo follows.

Enjoy a free evening of skywatching outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. As dusk falls, a range of telescopes will be set up for public viewing of stars, planets, and other sights in the night sky. Knowledgeable operators will be on hand to guide observations, help with the equipment, and answer questions. These monthly Star Parties take place only if the weather cooperates.

Dojocon brings martial artists and enthusiasts together for an in-person weekend focused on learning, camaraderie, and the martial arts. The convention features interactive workshops, lectures from experts in their disciplines, and thrilling demonstrations by world-class masters and their schools. Built on the belief that every art has something to offer, it encourages cross-training and collaboration to deepen understanding of the martial way. This is not a tournament or competition, it is an exploration that offers a small taste of many styles and a chance to broaden knowledge and appreciation of the wider martial world. Tickets are limited.

A Paint Nite for teens and up centered on the "Prince of Autumn" theme takes place at Viviano's Festa Italiano in Chesterfield, MO with Artmazing Event Co. No prior art experience is required. All supplies are provided, and the atmosphere is relaxed and social. Participants can enjoy Viviano's menu items, purchased separately, while they create and spend time with friends. An optional stencil will be available for one dollar.

Swing for the fences in a home run competition featuring age-based divisions and prizes for the top hitters in each group. The entry fee is $10 per division, and payments are accepted by cash, check, or Venmo at @SportsTraining643. To register, email doug@643dp.com or send a message to the page. For questions, message the page or text 314-369-0649.

Once a month, SoCal Soul keeps the doors open after regular hours for a relaxed Friday evening social in a plant-filled space. Guests may bring friends or attend solo to meet new people, browse the greenery, or settle in with a laptop for a quiet stretch of time. Outside food and drinks are welcome, and some attendees choose to share, though it is never required. The SoCal team is available to chat about plants, trade stories about recent concerts, or offer supportive conversation. A low-key alternative to a bar, this gathering provides a calm backdrop of lush surroundings for whatever kind of night someone needs.

Teams of up to five compete in a spirited jigsaw showdown using the same 500 piece puzzle. The first group to finish earns a prize and plenty of bragging rights. Light snacks and refreshments will be available, and you are welcome to bring your own favorites. Registration is per team, with one person enrolling the entire group. The cost is $50 per team of five or fewer.

A happy hour performance at Atomic By Jamo features Sisters of the Canyon, the duo of Beth Bombara and Emma Nobbe. Their set celebrates the Laurel Canyon sound and more, with songs tied to Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, CSNY, Dan Fogelberg, and Neil Young. The music blends bluesy acoustic grooves with fiery electric guitar solos and is crafted to engage audiences of all ages. Admission is pay what you can.

Celebrate a night of ocean-themed fun as dads and daughters take to the dance floor together. A live DJ will play family-friendly music, and there will be themed crafts, snacks, and photo spots for breaks from dancing. Any father figure is welcome, including grandpas and uncles, and the event is open to daughters of all ages. At Selvidge Middle School, admission is $12 per person. Walk-ins are accepted, and registering online can help speed up check-in.

Dance Pizazz presents a guest dance party that welcomes everyone, with no partner or prior experience required. The celebration includes welcome champagne and gourmet treats such as shrimp cocktail and chocolate covered strawberries. A beginner friendly lesson led by the studio’s instructors will help newcomers feel confident on the dance floor, followed by a showcase where the staff performs featured routines. Admission is free. Friends and family are invited to come along, and current students can increase their chances of winning free dance lessons by bringing guests. Expect upbeat music, friendly company, and plenty of time to dance.

Presented by the St. Louis BBQ Society, Clancy’s Irish Pub, and AMVETS Riders, this community barbecue competition at Clancy’s Irish Pub in Ellisville, Missouri raises funds in support of veterans. Attendees can purchase a $20 admission to taste entries from competing teams and help choose the People’s Choice winner, all while contributing to local veteran initiatives. The event also includes silent and live auctions, raffles, plenty of good food, and cold drinks, with an awards ceremony capping the competition. Teams will face off in flavorful categories that include wings, ribs, and tacos, with a bonus jalapeño poppers category, and mini burgers also among the turn ins. Competitors pay a $50 entry fee, are limited to one team per booth, and must bring their own booth setup, tables, chairs, barbecue equipment, and meats, with no electricity available.

Enjoy dedicated RC-only driving at St. Charles County Kinetic Park. This no-cost activity welcomes all ages to run RC cars throughout the park, with the space set aside exclusively for RC use and no other riding permitted. Advance sign-up is requested. For safety, RC cars are not permitted on the vert ramp.

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

This USAW sanctioned weightlifting meet welcomes competitors of all ages and experience levels. It takes place at Strength Works. The order of lifts is the snatch followed by the clean and jerk, with all attempts recorded in kilograms. Divisions cover youth, junior, and senior across men’s and women’s categories, following USAW and IWF weight classes. The schedule will be announced. A registration fee of 95 dollars applies, and each athlete will complete a waiver at check-in. All fees are nonrefundable, and entries must be received by the stated deadline. For questions, contact Meet Director Zach Huse at 502-905-2189.

This centennial celebration honors a full century of Route 66 and its deep ties to Times Beach, where the road was later routed and, after a major environmental cleanup, part of the former town was transformed into Route 66 State Park. Throughout the event, the visitor center and museum will offer self-guided tours featuring a traveling exhibit that explores the road’s early years and rise as the Mother Road. The Forest Shelter parking lot will host selfie stations and a classic car show that wraps up with a cruise along Hawthorne Road, North Outer Road on the old alignment, and South Outer Road. Live music will take place near the playground. Attendees can stop by interpretive stations, help paint a community Route 66 mural, and browse vendors with themed merchandise. Food trucks are planned, with final details to be announced. A hayride will follow the Inner Loop Trail, and a guided hike will begin near the playground and use a portion of the Outer Loop Trail. Admission is free and all are welcome.

This annual women’s 600 bowling tournament offers competitive play with a guaranteed $500 prize for first place. Participants must be at least 18 years old and have recorded a sanctioned 600 series at some point in their life. The entry fee is $60 per person with a 1:4 payout structure. Brackets and High Game pots are available. Payment to secure a spot can be sent to Christine Fallon via Venmo at @Cfallon218 or Cash App at $Cfallon218.

An inclusive witchy market in High Ridge welcomes all, with a clear no-hate atmosphere. Explore unique crystal stones, one-of-a-kind creations, magical readings, sound healing, and more. A 50/50 cash prize will be offered, with half of the proceeds benefiting STL Senior Dog Project, along with a stone auction. This is a chance to prepare altars, stock up on witchy tools, or simply enjoy the atmosphere.

This entrepreneurship fair offers young entrepreneurs the chance to reserve a table and showcase their products and services. Shoppers are an important part of the experience, providing support as the kids present what they have created. There is still time to register, and sign up information is provided in the comments.

This event features three rounds of standard play with a $10 entry fee. Gift card prizes will be awarded to the top players, with amounts based on attendance.

An afternoon of fun and fellowship for women and girls of all ages at Zion's Ministry Center features tea and lemonade with sandwiches, mini scones, and desserts. The guest speaker is Jessica Bordeleau from Concordia Seminary. This Speaker Series event is free through the partnership of the Lutheran Foundation. Attendees may bring a tea cup if they have one. All are welcome.

Make a lap-sized chunky blanket at Viviano's Festa Italiano with the yarn-provided option. No prior experience is needed, as Diana guides participants through each stage. Work with five rolls of soft, chunky blanket yarn available in assorted colors, and the final size varies based on how tightly or loosely you stitch. Color availability is limited and allocated in the order requests are received, and after purchasing a ticket you will receive a message to choose from the current supply. Tickets cover professional instruction and assistance, five rolls of chunky yarn, and a fun, memorable hands-on experience. If you prefer to bring your own chunky blanket yarn, select the bring-your-own-yarn option at a reduced price.

Following the inaugural 2025 event, this western themed evening sets the scene at The Marquee at New Town with barbecue and drinks, country tunes and line dancing, plus raffles and auctions throughout the night. The celebration pairs lively fun with a meaningful purpose, supporting Dementia Life STL and its mission to enhance the lives of individuals living with dementia and the caregivers who support them.

Form a table with friends for an evening of quiz questions, games, and a silent auction that benefits Allegro, a St. Louis choral community. A full table for eight is $240, and solo participants can choose a $30 seat on a Team Allegro table. Soft drinks, water, and light snacks are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own food and beverages. Mulligans are $20 per set, limited to one set per table, and can also be purchased at the door. Mail-in registration is available for a full table of eight; include the team captain’s name and, if possible, the names of additional team members. Checks should be made payable to Allegro.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live presents the Glow-N-Fire 2026 tour, showcasing larger-than-life favorites including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. The excitement builds with FMX riders performing gravity-defying stunts and a fire-breathing, car-smashing robot dinosaur. The lineup also introduces Rhinomite, a brand-new rhino-themed truck that charges in horn-first to compete. Expect a fast-paced spectacle packed with big thrills for the whole family.

Harvesting Hope is a fundraising evening supporting the mission of Sacred Spaces of CARE. The program includes an overview of the organization’s work, a barbecue meal prepared by Chef Bob's Catering, and dancing to live music from HOOKIE with special guest Katie Sherer. The event is hosted in the Milkhouse at Tall Oaks Barn Wedding Venue. Tickets are $25 per person, or a table can be reserved for $200. Sponsorship opportunities are available and include tickets.

There is no cover charge. Happy Handgrenades take the stage at ReBar with a set of alternative rock, metal, and punk covers. Shape the night into the kind of party you want, with the bar serving standout pours throughout.

.38 Special performs at Ameristar Casino and Hotel in Saint Charles.

RPASO is hosting its annual all-you-can-eat taco bar paired with a bake sale at Bert’s Chuckwagon. The gathering is open to everyone, welcoming friends, families, coworkers, and neighbors. Details on ticket pricing will be announced soon.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour brings arena-shaking excitement to Family Arena, featuring fan favorites Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders take the action higher with daring aerial stunts, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars adds an explosive twist. The lineup also welcomes Rhinomite, an all-new rhino-themed truck charging into the competition horn first. This high-energy show delivers big thrills for the whole family.

Now in its third year, this fundraiser finally has a name. Guests can visit with Santa, play games, make crafts, and enjoy a cookie and juice. Admission is free, and attendees are asked to bring one gift per child to donate to Mercy Hospital for kids around Christmas time. Permanent bracelets will be available for purchase, and 20 percent of the vendor’s proceeds will go toward buying more gifts for the kids at Mercy.

Alton Brown presents a live experience that blends humor, culinary science, music, and storytelling. Look for inventive twists on familiar highlights alongside brand new demonstrations, with spectacle pared down in favor of connection and spontaneity. Known for creating and hosting Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, he brings the momentum of a culinary tour that has reached more than 300 cities and entertained well over half a million people. Shellfish will be used during the show. Exposure can occur by eating samples, through contact, or from airborne particles released while cooking. Shellfish allergies can cause severe reactions, including anaphylaxis. If you have a shellfish allergy, do not consume any food and avoid the front row.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour with Zahriya Zachary to First Free Church in Ballwin in the St. Louis area. This stop celebrates his latest album with a worship set featuring “I’ve Got A Fire,” “Praise The Lord Forever,” “Break Open,” and “Always On Time,” alongside favorites like “Build My Life” and “Good Good Father.” The event includes a VIP pre-show experience and staggered entry for VIP, early entry, general admission, and groups of four or more, and the schedule is subject to change. For ticket security, the presenter notes that third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and advises using the official ticketing outlet, since purchases through third parties are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Stewart Copeland, an internationally celebrated drummer, founder of The Police, the most successful rock band of the 1980s, and a composer for films, video games and operas, brings his first American spoken word tour to the Wildey Theatre. A multiple Grammy winner, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, author and filmmaker, he will share stories across his career with his trademark humor, sharp intelligence and singular style. The evening centers on Have I Said Too Much, with conversation supported by photos and video, plus a Q&A. A special pre-show meet and greet is available with select green seats in the first three rows, or as an add-on through the Wildey website. It includes a personal photograph and two autographed personal items. The meet and greet add-on does not include a show ticket, and a show ticket is required to attend the meet and greet.

Premier Entertainment will craft complimentary balloon animals at Syberg's in the Chesterfield Valley area. On certain Tuesdays, Brian Styles or a close colleague will cover for Silly Jilly while she attends a balloon convention or takes vacation time. Appreciation to Bryan Road Animal Hospital for sharing the parrot photo.

Kennedy Recreation Complex hosts a monthly bingo session filled with friendly competition and a dash of luck. All playing materials are provided, so there is nothing extra to bring besides good spirits. Pre-registration is required and can be completed by calling 314-615-5572. For questions or registration help, call 314-615-5572.

An informal gathering created for working women to connect, encourage one another, and build professional relationships. Conversation is open and participant led, guided by current LBB themes and topics. Guests are welcome to attend LBB events up to two times, choosing from Coffee and Connections or Wine and Workshop. No registration is required.

In honor of America Recycles Day, EPC presents its second annual free electronics recycling event. Participants can drop off up to five items per person at no cost and enjoy refreshments. Accepted items include cable and satellite receivers, cables and power cords, cameras, cellphones, desktop PCs, DVRs, printers, scanners, servers, tablets, TVs, faxes, gaming consoles, laptops, microwaves, monitors, and video or photo equipment.

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

This two-day winter craft and vendor fair at Maryland Heights Community Center offers a festive atmosphere and a wide range of vendors, perfect for getting a head start on holiday shopping. Attendees can browse for gifts, soak in the seasonal vibes, and even take advantage of an option to get Linx'd during the event.

Artmazing Event Co presents a festive Paint Nite to welcome the holiday season, featuring the “Christmas Magic Snow Globe” as the creative focus. The atmosphere centers on fun, creativity, and time with friends. No prior art experience is required, and all supplies along with step-by-step instruction are provided so everyone can relax and enjoy an evening of painting together.

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

Celebrate the magic of 13 at a Swift-themed dance party at Hazelwood Civic Center East. Show off an outfit from your favorite era, create friendship bracelets, and take part in Swift-inspired fun. This event is designed for ages 8 to 13.

An all-Beethoven program brings together cellist Dennis Parker, flutist Jennifer Mazzoni, and UMSL Vocal Point. The performance includes the Serenade in D Major, Op. 25, Elegischer Gesang, Op. 118, and the “Kreutzer” Cello Quintet. A pre-show talk is planned before the concert to provide added background and context. UMSL students, faculty, and staff are eligible for complimentary tickets; for details, contact the ticket office at 314-516-4949 or ticket@umsl.edu.

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

The Saint Charles Market heats up with a chili cook-off centered on tasting. Sample a variety of chilis, compare flavors, and cast a vote to help choose the favorite.

Enjoy a festive shopping experience at the 3rd annual Holiday Craft Fair, where a full gymnasium will be lined with vendor tables offering handmade gifts and seasonal finds. Browse a wide range of crafts and creative items perfect for holiday giving. Artists and makers are invited to participate by bringing their work to sell. The event takes place at the Edward Jones YMCA and offers an easy way to discover thoughtful presents while supporting creative vendors.

A mega card convention dedicated to trading card games takes place at the Radisson Downtown St.Louis Convention Hotel, offering a family-friendly experience in St. Louis, Missouri. Highlights include voice actor appearances, vendor booths, showcases from local artists, trading card games, video gaming and more.

Browse a full showroom set up at the high school for the 3rd Annual Clayton HS Bands Mattress Fundraiser. Find options from brands such as Purple, Therapedic, Helix, and Infinity massage chairs, offered at prices below retail. This is a one day sale, and every purchase supports the bands. Mention this Facebook event to receive $50 off any mattress purchase over $499.

Burn Boot Camp - Manchester marks nine years with 9 & Shine, a community celebration focused on local shopping and connection. Browse offerings from member-run shops, services, and side projects, and spend time meeting new people while reconnecting with familiar faces from the Burn community. The celebration welcomes the wider community, including families and friends. Vendor opportunities are available to Burn members who operate a small business, offer a product or service, or have a side hustle.

Riverbend Rescue presents the third annual Keys for Kids, a dueling pianos fundraiser at Rustic Roots. The evening features lively performances by Riverbend Dueling Pianos along with a catered meal, drinks, raffles, and plenty of good cheer to support community-focused efforts. Tickets are $50 and include dinner and four drink tickets, with opportunities to win raffle baskets and take part in a 50/50 drawing.

Co-hosted by Riverbend Patriots and A Few Good Marines, this celebration honors the 251st birthday of the United States Marine Corps at Julia's Banquet Center and Catering in East Alton, IL. The celebration features a buffet-style dinner, guest speakers, special gifts, and timeless Marine Corps traditions that highlight service, honor, and camaraderie. Formal attire is encouraged. The event welcomes Marines past and present, their guests, and friends of the corps. Tickets are available.

The NAMI St. Louis Roots of Resilience Gala, formerly known as the You Are Not Alone Gala, is an evening dedicated to supporting mental health initiatives and celebrating the strength of the human spirit. Hosted at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa, it offers a welcoming, elegant setting for connection and impact. The program features inspiring talks from volunteers and mental health advocates who share personal journeys of resilience and recovery, along with a cocktail reception that includes raffles with exclusive items donated by supporters. Proceeds from the evening benefit mental health programs. Guests can enjoy a gourmet dinner followed by an awards ceremony recognizing individuals and organizations that advance mental health awareness and support. Fundraising opportunities include a live auction and a Fund-A-Need to directly bolster specific programs that promote well-being across the community. Cocktail attire is suggested, with comfort encouraged. Tickets will be available soon, and sponsorship packages offer meaningful ways for businesses and individuals to contribute and receive recognition. Attendance helps sustain vital resources, education, and support while creating opportunities to connect with mental health professionals, service providers, educators, corporate sponsors, and community leaders. For information or questions, contact Jenna Arevalo at jarevalo@namistl.org or 314-833-7934.

Nick and Tom, known as Heartfelt Trucking, will be at a cozy coffeehouse in downtown St. Charles, Missouri. Enjoy a relaxed setting and the chance to see them up close.

Emmy-nominated comedian Basile brings an evening of standup centered on his Growing Up Greek in America series, weaving quick-witted stories, memorable characters, and improvisation in both Greek and English. Known for performing across the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Africa, he explores themes of identity, family, and the funny side of explaining cultural traditions to friends. His voice work has appeared on Armed Forces Radio and Television, on syndicated radio as James Brown, and on XM/Sirius. The Growing Up Greek in America series has reached audiences worldwide and has sold more than a million copies. The performance is suitable for all ages and welcomes every background. All proceeds support the capital campaign of The Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Town & Country, Missouri.

Hairball transforms a typical concert into a full-blown Rock & Roll spectacle, delivering towering sound, blazing lights, clouds of smoke, bursts of fire, and big-crowd energy. Vocalists Kris Vox, Dave Moody, and Patrick Stone lead the charge for more than two hours, delivering razor-sharp tributes to the titans of arena rock. Music and personas from Van Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, Queen, Journey, and Aerosmith are among the many brought vividly to life. The production keeps reinventing itself throughout the night, with the stage shifting again and again so each segment feels like a brand new rock show unfolding before your eyes.

Charles Wesley Godwin & The Allegheny High take the stage at The Factory, with a guest appearance by Tyler Nance. Tickets are available now.

An engaging shED Talk with Jessica Mohlman of the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center explores the watersheds and waterways that shape the region. The presentation explains what a watershed is, why it matters in daily life, and how water connects communities, landscapes, and ecosystems. Admission is free, seating is limited to 20, and all ages are welcome. The talk takes place at the Watershed Nature Center inside the Watershed Welcome Center, and some demonstrations may include optional outdoor elements if weather allows.

This event opens the Christmas season with The Salvation Army, launching the Red Kettle bell ringing campaign alongside community partners and friends. It sets the tone for a time of generosity and hope in support of ongoing service. Ticket details will be announced soon.

After a successful first run, this trivia night returns for more brain-teasing fun. Bring friends and put your knowledge to the test. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded in every round.

Expect five rounds of general trivia, each with a music bonus. There are three speed challenges where the quickest correct answer wins a pitcher of beer. The top scorer earns a gift card. Participation is free, making it a fun way to put your knowledge to the test.

The STL Mystic Fair is a full three day experience devoted to spiritual and metaphysical exploration at Machinist Hall in Bridgeton. Discover a wide range of readings and services including tarot, mediumship, psychic and intuitive sessions, tea leaf readings, aura photography, oracle and chakra guidance, past life insights, palm reading, numerology, astrology, angel messages and reflexology. Connect with healers, energy workers, shamanic practitioners and spiritual guides, with offerings such as Reiki and crystal healing, inner child and ancestral work, sound healing, craniosacral therapy, Thai massage, energy and angel healings, brain hacking and Infiniti Breath. Browse a vibrant marketplace featuring crystals, magick tools, metaphysical products, jewelry, herbs, candles, natural body products, one of a kind art and sweet treats. Vendors and practitioners include Kinnect Wellness, Swirls & Twirls Body Art, Jessica Loves Edibles, Diamond Flemming, Anandamaya Sound & Movement, Don Hitchings, Inner Awakenings Massage, Total Harmony Integrated Wellness, Rebecca and Eric for aura photography, Amber Webb, Stephanie Galvin and many more. Additional makers and shops include The Bone Witxh EarthGems, BeeBlessed, The Missouri Mystic, Parisian Gypsy, Cauldrons & Chaos, Vibration Creation, Wicked Azalea, Reincarnated, G's Creative Inspiration, Silver & Stone, Wax On Wax Off, Mare Draconis, Smoore’s Artisan Confections, Dominique Cloutier, Rebecca the Red Witch, Melody K Smith and LifeWave. A large lineup of readers will be available, including Maranda Montes, Amber Pitt, Rhea Miller, Joseph Sheppard, Alex Laughlin, Dennis Cromwell, Gina Rose DiGiovanna, Aviana Vonnette, Robert Pryor, Bill Duvendack, Ramanda Brockett, Cat Walker, Kris Baughman, Raven Clark, Quinn Watson, Angelita Pritchett, Jamie Collins, Katina Robinson, Rebecca Perdieu, Ashley Crowder, Eric Rosen, Julia Bramer and Rev Shae Moyers. Readers work across multiple modalities beyond the specialties listed. Door prizes are given away every hour, and classes and spirit galleries are included with admission. Admission options include $8 for a single day, $15 for two days and $20 for the full weekend. Kids 12 and under are free. Teachers and military receive $5 daily entry with valid ID. Tickets can be purchased at the door by cash, card or Venmo or secured in advance, and tickets are non refundable. Advance purchasers receive an additional door prize ticket. A detailed workshop schedule will be announced, and some sessions include audience messages.

At The Christy in O'Fallon, Missouri, this Gatsby themed trivia night pairs vintage flair with purpose in support of Rise Together. Enjoy an open bar, spirited trivia rounds, a silent auction, raffle drawings including the Barrel of Booze Raffle, a 50/50 drawing, the Meet a Need in Peru giving experience, and a best dressed competition. Tables for eight can be reserved, and individual tickets are available with seating alongside fellow guests. Every ticket, bid, and gift advances Rise Together's work in the Peruvian Amazon by providing education, entrepreneurship opportunities, and vital healthcare for children and families in underserved communities. Roaring Twenties or Gatsby inspired attire is welcomed but not required.

Settle in for a night of trivia at Edward Jones North Campus. Arrive early to get comfortable before the questions begin. Soda, water, beer, and wine are included, and you are welcome to bring your own food and snacks. Outside alcohol is not permitted.

Gipsy Social returns to Joe’s Cafe for a two-night celebration showcasing music by the Gipsy Kings and Buena Vista Social Club. The ensemble features Emerson Magana on vocals, Aaron Burlbaw on guitar and the Cuban tres, Dawn Weber on trumpet, Matt Henry on percussion, Brian May on drums, and Pookee Jones on bass. Guests may bring their own beverages and food.

The US Naval Academy Glee Club appears with the SLSO in a program of patriotic music, selections from Broadway, and additional pieces. The concert spotlights American Mosaic, a multimedia presentation commemorating 250 years of the United States.

Warm up for the holiday at Salvatore's Italian Grill with a high-energy party fueled by New Wave favorites and No Mercy tracks. Hit the dance floor, burn a few calories before the turkey feast, and keep the good vibes going well into the night.

CheriBomb returns to BS Bar & Grill for an upbeat night. Enjoy tasty food, a lively dance floor, and welcoming staff, all paired with that unmistakable cherry bomb energy.

Mark the 40th year of the Parkway South Holiday Spirit Arts & Crafts Fair, a free, public event with free parking. Explore booths from more than 150 vendors offering a wide range of handmade and unique items for holiday gifts or a little something for yourself. Take a break at the Spirit Café for lunch or a snack, and visit the Patriot Pantry for fresh baked goodies. This event is presented by the Parkway South Spirit of '76 Band Boosters, and proceeds support the band program at Parkway South High School.

A one day mattress sale at Saint Charles West High School supports the St. Charles West Music Program during its fourth annual fundraiser. Shoppers can explore mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic, offered at prices below retail. Mentioning the Facebook event provides a $50 discount on any mattress purchase over $499, with every sale benefiting the music program. For updates, see @cfsstlouis on X using #beds4scwest26.

Start your holiday shopping early at a neighborhood maker market hosted by The Warty Toad in Bethalto. Explore one-of-a-kind handmade gifts, home decor, and seasonal treats from local artisans. Vendor applications are still open for makers offering unique handmade goods.

A non sanctioned gymnastics qualifier in St. Louis offers a meet environment where gymnasts can compete and showcase their routines. This competition provides an opportunity to gain experience and work toward qualifying results in a local setting.

LifeLight Youth Theatre presents a special matinee of Disney’s The Jungle Book KIDS, showcasing its FIRST STAGE students. These young performers bring Mowgli’s adventure to life with familiar characters, spirited songs, and a joyful sense of play. It offers a welcoming introduction to live theatre and a chance to celebrate the youngest members of the company as they shine on stage.

This monthly, open-table gathering for games welcomes participants to stay for the entire evening or drop in for part of it. Attendees may arrive with their own group or connect with new friends at the tables. Board games and a variety of tabletop roleplaying games are featured, and a small lending library is available for anyone interested in trying something new. A snack and drink table offers items for purchase, and bringing your own refreshments or ordering in is welcome.

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

JP's Hideout hosts Geetars & Muscle Cars for an evening of classic rock favorites spanning the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

Anthology salutes The Allman Brothers Band with a faithful, true-to-the-source performance of their classics. The group features Mama's Pride members Danny Liston, Dickie Steltenpohl, and Tom Deman, joined by Joe Meyer, Terry Midkiff, and Matt Rowland. The evening focuses on standout tracks from the Allman Brothers songbook performed with care for the original sound.

Enjoy a no-cover night as Sunset Strip unleashes one of its wildest shows in St. Chuck, blending metal, hard rock, and crowd favorites that keep feet moving and heads banging. The band brings a dual-guitar lineup, larger-than-life songs, and a current set built for maximum energy.