This weekend in Florissant, MO

Set out for a friendly long run on the shaded MCT trail, beginning from the Trace Parkway location. Choose an approximately 8 mile loop with options to add distance, opt for a 5 mile loop, or go out and back for any mileage. All paces are welcome, and participants can tailor the run to their comfort level. Pack a dry shirt and a little cash for a post run stop at Goshen Coffee Roasters for coffee and food.

This outdoor gathering by the library at City Park features regional authors, opportunities to browse and buy both new and pre-owned books, and activities designed for children. The Land of Goshen Community Market will also be set up around City Park, adding to the bustle of the day. It is open to all ages. For questions, email eplbookfest@gmail.com.

The Wildwood Farmers Market brings together local growers, food producers, and makers at Wildwood Center. Named Best in the West by Westnewsmagazine, it offers organic vegetables and fruit, honey and spices, locally made baked goods, freshly cut flowers, handmade gifts and art, and farm raised meats and eggs. A booth with activities for kids adds to the family friendly atmosphere. Explore the stands, connect with local farmers and artisans, and experience a favorite community tradition in Wildwood.

St. Charles County Kinetic Park offers open RC driving across the park before regular hours. The session is free and welcomes all ages, and pre-registration is requested. During this time only RC vehicles are permitted, and cars are not allowed on the vert ramp.

This annual walk brings the St. Louis community together at Creve Coeur Lake, Tremayne Shelter, to raise awareness for scleroderma. Participants can form a team or join an existing one, contributing their steps to a day focused on connection, hope, and fun. This year’s theme is Skeletons, so Halloween inspired outfits and creative skeleton gear are encouraged to help Scare Scleroderma Away.

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

Move to favorite oldies in a gentle, low impact dance aerobics class. The class includes a warmup and cool down, balance work, and stretching for a complete session. It is designed for people who enjoy dancing, like oldies, or want to get more fit.

At Steinway Piano - St. Louis, Vera Parkin leads a masterclass for intermediate pianists. A longtime keyboardist with the St. Louis Symphony, she is an award-winning pedagogue, arts administrator, and chamber musician. She is known for collaborative piano and has worked in professional theater and opera with OTSL and Union Avenue Opera. Her ties to the Suzuki string community include service as accompanist to string pedagogue John Kendall. As founding artistic director of the Preparatory Program at the Community Music School, she supervised more than 450 of the region’s most advanced young musicians, and she has taught internationally through American Voices and American-Lebanese Talent Education. She serves as an adjunct professor at Webster University and a staff accompanist at SIUE, performing string repertoire, including early music. She has been recognized as the St. Louis Symphony’s Music Educator of the Year. This session features four intermediate pianists selected through a live audition. Online registration is available, and the member fee is $25 per student. For additional information, reach out to chair Laureen Di Bisceglie.

This Marvel Crisis Protocol tournament features three rounds of standard games, a $10 entry fee, and gift card prizes for top players based on attendance.

Celebrate customers with a day of appreciation that includes barbecue served by the AMVETS, refreshing drinks, exciting giveaways, and more. There may be a special guest appearance by Chubbs. Friends and family are welcome at this celebration. It is a warm thank you to loyal customers and a nod to the spirit of shopping local.

APA’s Canine Carnival, presented by Purina, offers a full day of games, activities, and tail-wagging fun for dogs and the people who love them. Look for spirited pup contests and interactive booths to explore. Adopters, devoted dog fans, and anyone seeking a playful outing with a four-legged companion will find plenty to enjoy. Tickets are available.

Bash at the Boulevard returns with a daylong celebration presented by the City of Lake Saint Louis. This gathering spotlights community pride, local history, and the people who make the city special, while also looking ahead to America 250 with themes of freedom, unity, and togetherness. Expect live entertainment, plenty of music, and a dedicated kids zone for family-friendly fun. The music lineup features the Rough Ryders, and Steve Ewing of The Urge will cap off the festivities.

A relaxed gathering for chess, welcoming for families and centered on casual play while fostering community. New learners and long-time players are equally welcome. Enjoy friendly games as you meet others who share an interest in the game.

Sunrise Family Restaurant in Saint Ann, MO features a weekly dinner lineup. Thursday brings a chef-chosen special, Friday offers a dinner built around fish, and Saturday spotlights a plate featuring barbecue.

Car Cruise season returns to Yesterday’s Bar & Grill with a showcase of cool cars, great food, a full bar, and an upbeat atmosphere. Anyone can enter a car for free, and all makes and models are welcome. The season will wrap up with a Trunk or Treat featuring candy, decorated trunks, and a spooky good time for kids.

Step into an immersive courtroom where you and your group listen to testimony, examine evidence, and cast votes that steer a gripping case. A late night on the water ends in disaster, leaving one person dead and another hospitalized, with a well-connected family at the center of the investigation. Was it a tragic mistake or something planned... your judgment helps shape what comes to light. As the story unfolds, you can influence key moments, uncover hidden angles, and experience how different choices lead to different paths, often sparking lively conversations after the verdict. Presented at the E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee Theater, this interactive theater experience runs about 60 minutes and is performed in English. It is recommended for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Parental discretion is advised due to themes that include domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use, and a distressing 911 call. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Bring a charged phone to scan QR codes and participate during pivotal points of the show.

Chosen To Shine presents its 2nd Annual Gala, a 1920s themed evening where period attire is welcome but not required. The program features live music, a silent auction, and a dinner catered by Bella Milano. This gathering aims to raise $30,000 in memory of Connor Cunningham to support the second phase of a church building project in Honduras that began in January, continuing work made possible by last year’s donations. Proceeds will help provide a safe, welcoming place for the community to come together, deepen faith, and worship for years ahead.

This event ushers in the 2026 Halloween season with an opening-night kickoff. Hopes are high for the biggest opening yet, setting the stage for plenty of spooky fun.

Five Finger Death Punch, Cody Jinks, and Eva Under Fire share the bill at Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, MO. This concert brings all three artists to one stage for a live show.

Tony G returns to Backstage at the Lake in Holiday Shores with an energetic acoustic set by the water. Admission is free, with food options and gaming available, and the focus is on upbeat tunes from start to finish.

Decedy will be appearing at Wente’s in Chesterfield, Missouri.

Sebastian Bach, Great White, and Quiet Riot come together at The Family Arena for a high-energy celebration of classic rock. The lineup unites three influential acts whose music helped shape rock and metal across eras, delivering a set packed with driving riffs, big hooks, and sing-along choruses. Sebastian Bach brings his unmistakable voice to favorites like "18 and Life," "I Remember You," and "Slave To The Grind." His career extends beyond concerts, as he became the first heavy metal singer to perform on Broadway and has appeared in films and television. The night centers on signature sounds, soaring vocals, and the stage presence that made each artist a mainstay.

At The Wildey Theatre, Black Magic, a Santana tribute featuring veteran St. Louis musicians, presents a night of Latin rock, blues, and fusion. The set spans favorites from across Santana’s catalog, delivered with tight musicianship and vibrant stage energy that reflect the spirit of the original recordings and live shows. The program celebrates the band’s lasting impact while showcasing the rhythms and melodies that helped define its sound.

This event brings a return to Missouri at a popular live music venue.

Dirty Muggs performs live at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Nature-based play supports children’s physical and emotional well-being. At Where the Wild Things Play, children ages 7 to 11 explore natural environments with their peers under thoughtful, light-touch supervision that encourages independence and confidence. While they immerse themselves in hands-on discovery, parents and guardians can take part in a ranger-led hike, a chance to explore or rediscover the wonders of nature. This free program takes place at various St. Charles County parks, and pre-registration is required.

A calming meditation and mantra practice guided by Sally Denton welcomes newcomers as well as experienced meditators. Practicing alongside others offers a way to connect with inner calm and with the surrounding community. After the session, participants are welcome to stay for a cup of tea. This offering is donation based, with a Community Connection Partner chosen each month to support charity organizations connected to members or teachers. Pre-registration is required due to limited space, and no experience is needed.

This two-hour Sunday brunch takes place aboard a St. Louis riverboat, pairing onboard entertainment, chef-inspired dishes, and scenic views. Touted as the city's only brunch on the water, it offers a relaxed cruise with a full brunch experience. Tickets are $62 for guests ages 13 and up, $25 for ages 3 to 12, and free for ages 0 to 2, and infants must have a ticket to board.

Edley’s Midwest sets the scene for a laid-back gathering with a live set, a soul-tinged Southern vibe, hearty barbecue, and chilled beverages. Order a plate, sip something refreshing, and stick around as the music sets an easygoing mood.

Barrio Manouche brings its San Francisco based acoustic ensemble to a rustic private outdoor venue set among redwood trees with amphitheater style seating. Founded by Spanish guitarist and composer Javi Jiménez, the group performs original music shaped by Manouche and modern jazz, flamenco, and Latin American rhythms. The result is a distinctive sound and an engaging live show that blends cultures and vivid musical landscapes for both ears and eyes. The lineup features Javi Jiménez on guitar and vocals, Ross Howe on guitar, Cyril Guiraud on saxophones and caxixi, Magali Sanscartier on violin, vocals and percussion, Luis Jiménez on cajón and percussion, Ivan Rondon on bongos, vocals and flute, Gary Johnson on upright and electric bass, and Fanny Ara with dance, palmas, castanets and vocals. This is a donation based event with guaranteed seating available through advance tickets for $20. Children under 18 are free with an adult, and all proceeds support the musicians. Guests may bring their own beverages and food. The setting is family friendly with a play area for toddlers, and dogs are welcome. Access follows a path that is not wheelchair accessible, though hand rails are available.

Buzzcocks bring their 50th anniversary celebration to Delmar Hall with support from mind's eye. This all-ages show offers general admission tickets priced at $30 in advance and $35 the day of the show, and tickets are on sale now. Mark “Interested” on the event for a chance to be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For ticket security, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, as third-party tickets are not guaranteed and may not allow entry.