Events in Florissant today

Step into a world of spine tingling wonder at an all ages Halloween celebration filled with oddities and curiosities. Explore fright tastic exhibits featuring jack o lanterns, skeletons, spiders, and plenty of creeping, crawling surprises that aim to amaze, mystify, and thoroughly entertain. This playful take on spooky season invites guests to wander, discover, and enjoy a festive atmosphere that blends thrills with family friendly fun at the City Museum.

Number 9 Networking hosts weekly gatherings for business owners and professionals who value genuine connections over counting referrals. With a community of more than 105 members across multiple convenient locations, there are many opportunities to connect and collaborate. The group is locally run, welcomes people from any industry, and has no rigid attendance rules. Membership is budget friendly, with monthly or yearly options and no costly application fees. Guests may attend up to two meetings to decide if membership is the right fit. Expect an inviting setting where networking is affordable and centered on relationships.

This laid-back, no-cost open play session welcomes newcomers and seasoned participants alike and offers a friendly space for everyone to take part.

Learn watercolor while chronicling the seasons in a year-round class that develops a single piece over four seasonal sessions. Participants ages 18 and up add color to a predesigned image each season, choosing hues that correspond to the temperature. Over the course of the year, the painting gains new layers and becomes a personalized visual record of the year's climate. The cost is $15 per person for the year, and pre-registration is required.

An Armory tournament for Flesh and Blood featuring Classic Constructed play. The event consists of three rounds, each decided by a best of one match. The entry fee is $7. Prize support awards packs on a 6, 4, 2, 1 scale, with additional GEM packs.

Part of the free Tunes at Blum outdoor concert series, this show brings live music to the front lawn of the Collinsville Blum House with a performance by Jeremy Drake. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, pack a picnic or snacks, and feel free to bring a cooler, but leave glass containers at home.

Settle into a gentle, unhurried yoga practice designed to cultivate relaxation for body, mind, and emotions. Supportive props like blocks and blankets help maintain comfortable postures for extended periods, encouraging ease and stillness. Open to practitioners of every experience level.

A relaxed Pokémon TCG Casual Unlimited gathering focused on fun. The entry fee is $7. Newcomers and experienced players are welcome. Older cards are permitted and the event welcomes younger audiences. Prize packs are awarded based on results, with four packs for a 3-0 record, two packs for 2-1, and one pack for both 1-2 and 0-3 finishes.

This free gathering brings local hobby artists together to work on their own miniatures. Attendees can bring tools and models to paint and assemble while connecting with others. The focus is on sharing techniques, trading advice, and learning new tricks within a welcoming community.

Enjoy an open board game night at Pieces Board Game Bar and Cafe. Bring favorites from home or choose from the venue’s library, with options ranging from quick and simple to long and complex. Even if online RSVPs are low, this meetup typically draws at least ten regular participants each week. Arrive early if you want to get a head start on gaming and to take advantage of happy hour deals on food and drinks. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Inside the venue, the group gathers in the separate private jail cell room rather than the main bar. After entering, head toward the glass doors for Pieces, then look for the only doorway on the left that leads to a room with several jail cell booths. If you need assistance, ask a staff member for directions. Free street parking is available. The parking lot across the street is owned by Anheuser-Busch and is not open to the public. Please note that the map on the venue’s page may still display a previous location, so use your preferred maps app to navigate to the current site.

Life Skills Training Academy presents Celebrate Recovery at Hope Fellowship Church in Florissant. This Christ-centered, 12-step program offers a confidential and supportive place for those dealing with hurts, habits, and hang-ups, including addiction, grief, anxiety, relationship challenges, and the burdens of everyday life. The class emphasizes healing and restoration through faith while providing practical tools, peer encouragement, and a caring community to support personal growth.

Take part in a ranger-led night walk that celebrates stargazing with canine companions. The route is about 1.5 miles on paved, wheelchair-accessible paths and rotates through St. Charles County parks such as Veterans Tribute Park, Quail Ridge Park, and Oglesby Park. Participants can bring glow sticks or other light-up items to brighten the way. All dogs must remain leashed, and a dog is not required to participate. Advance registration is required.

Leonid & Friends performs at The Factory STL with a show featuring songs by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, and others. The set brings music from these bands together in one performance.

Front Porch fires up a high-energy blend of bluegrass with a rebellious, genre-twisting streak, propelled by foot-tapping clawhammer banjo, blazing mandolin, and tight guitar and fiddle lines that keep the momentum surging. After independently releasing the debut album Shallow Grave in 2023, the band has drawn attention around the country for live shows that spotlight sharp, dynamic instrumentation. Recognized with Bluegrass Band of the Year nominations from the Arkansas Country Music Awards in 2024, 2025, and 2026, they have topped festival bills and shared stages with Bela Fleck, Sierra Hull, Infamous Stringdusters, and Del McCoury. This tour stop features material from their sophomore album, Toolbox, delivered with the drive and precision that powers their sound.

This friendly morning gathering is designed for young children and their caregivers. It begins with 20 minutes of songs, rhymes, and movement, then continues with 40 minutes of unstructured play at activity stations geared to different ages. Children can explore, learn, and make friends while caregivers connect with other families.

An educational lunch in the Greater St. Louis area focuses on the care of Missouri energy workers and is offered at no cost. It is designed for people who worked at Weldon Spring, Mallinckrodt, Hematite, Latty Avenue, or SLAPS, and will be held at Golden Corral. Space is limited, and attendees are asked to participate in only one event per month.

Number 9 Networking brings together St Peters entrepreneurs and small business owners at Shamrocks for purposeful conversation and connection. The gathering centers on business growth, collaboration, and mutual support, offering a chance to build relationships and share referrals. Participants are encouraged to come energized and to invite a guest. Please note there is a new location and a new meeting time.

Enjoy a semi-regular gaming session for retirees and players of every age, featuring a variety of history-themed wargames. Admission is free.

Adonis Recycling, in partnership with the City of Ellisville, hosts an electronics recycling drive at Bluebird Park in Ellisville. Most items that use a cord or a battery are welcome. Some materials require a recycling fee to cover additional processing, and payment can be made by cash or card. Fees apply to the following: power tool batteries are $2 each, printers and LCD or LED monitors are $5 each, dehumidifiers, mini fridges, air conditioning units, microwaves, and flat screen TVs up to 32 inches are $10 each, flat screen TVs that are 32 inches and larger are $20 each, CRT monitors are $30 each, CRT televisions up to 27 inches are $50 each and those 27 inches and larger are $60 each, and rear projection televisions are $60 each. Items that are not accepted include smoke detectors, household batteries, light bulbs, ballasts that contain PCB, gas powered equipment, refrigerant, and large appliances.

This kids bingo session is designed for young participants. All school age children are welcome at no cost, and the recommended ages are 3 to 10.

A Hollywood-themed ladies night out supports breast cancer awareness and education. Attendees can shop with local vendors, enjoy chances to win prizes, take photos in a Hollywood-style booth, visit a bar with drinks available for purchase, and enjoy light refreshments. Information and resources about breast cancer will be available. Admission is free and advance registration is not required. Anderson Healthcare is the host, and the setting is the Edwardsville Moose Lodge. It suits a casual evening with friends or an early start on holiday shopping while supporting a meaningful cause.

Take part in free Disney's Lorcana open play in a friendly setting with a light competitive edge. Bring a constructed deck or use a starter to get going, and enjoy casual matches at your own pace. Suitable for all skill levels, from new players to veterans.

Explore bluegrass jamming in a Wernick Method class led by Eric Wilson at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre. The course spans eight sessions with tuition of $240. Guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, and dobro players are welcome. Participants should be able to tune their instrument and switch smoothly among the chords G, C, D, and A, or use the corresponding notes on bass and fiddle. The format offers supportive, structured guidance to build confidence, strengthen ensemble skills, and make music together in a friendly jam setting.

Show off what you know about Mean Girls at a themed trivia night at Frankie Martin’s Garden in Cottleville, Missouri. Expect questions about iconic quotes, characters, and the infamous Burn Book. It is free to play, prizes will be awarded, and the event is open to all ages. Seating is first come, first served, so plan to arrive early to secure a table. Outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Test your knowledge at Burnt Barrel Brewery, Distillery & Mead during a lively DJ Trivia night featuring mostly multiple-choice questions that cover a wide range of topics. Participation is complimentary with a purchase, and guests must be 21 or older. The bar menu includes an Old Fashioned, signature cocktails, house spirits, and beers and meads crafted on site. Trivia-night exclusives include the Genius Juice cocktail and pulled pork tacos.

Enjoy five rounds of general trivia, each featuring a music bonus. Three fast-paced challenges offer chances to win a pitcher of beer, and the overall winner earns a gift card. Play is free for all participants.

At Alleluia Baskets, enjoy a casual morning meet-up with coffee, light breakfast treats, and opportunities to network with fellow attendees. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards. Stay for the whole hour or stop by for a quick visit at this First Friday Coffee.

A fish meal comes with two sides, a house salad, dessert, and a beverage at Sunrise Family Restaurant in Saint Ann, MO.

This is an open session for board gaming with no charge to participate. Bring your favorite games to share, or sit down to learn something new with other board game fans. Everyone is welcome, whether brand new or experienced.

Sniffy Beagle serves up a playful dose of rock and roll at the American Legion fish fry. The music takes place outdoors beneath the pavilion, offering a family friendly start to the weekend.

An evening to grow, create, and share celebrates the creativity and abundance of the community. This free gathering invites participants to bring 10 handmade or homegrown items to exchange with others. The focus is on sharing what you love, discovering something new, and connecting with fellow makers and growers rather than aiming for equal trades. Items that fit the exchange include fresh or dried flowers, garden produce, farm eggs, seeds or plant starts, herbs, homemade baked goods, jams or other preserved foods, handmade soaps or candles, and crocheted, sewn, or other handcrafted pieces. There is no cost to attend, and registration is requested to help plan for attendance. Children are welcome when attending with an adult. The event takes place on a farm.

A fresh option for Friday nights, this monthly after-hours social transforms the plant-filled shop at SoCal Soul into a welcoming hangout. Attend with friends or come solo and connect with new people. The atmosphere is flexible, whether you want to browse for plants and chat or settle in with a laptop for some quiet time surrounded by lush greenery. Outside food and drinks are welcome, and some guests choose to bring items to share, though it is entirely optional. Staff are available for lively plant talk, conversation about recent concerts, or simply a supportive ear. The space offers a soothing green backdrop for whatever kind of evening you need.

This event features a hayride through 200 acres of Faust Park, followed by time around a campfire with roasting marshmallows, hot chocolate, and live music. Admission is $10 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling (314) 615-4FUN.

Bridge Bread Bakery hosts the third annual Bread & Butter Gala in the Starlight Room at The Chase Park Plaza Hotel. Further details will be announced soon.

Artmazing Event Co presents a Breast Cancer Awareness Month Paint Nite that blends creativity with community. Unwind with fellow art lovers in a welcoming setting centered on compassion and empowerment. All supplies are provided, so the focus stays on having fun while painting a personal take on “Fighting Flowers.” Food from Viviano’s can be purchased separately. This is a relaxed social painting experience rather than a formal class, with plenty of room for laughter, conversation, and a night of painting and sipping.

Celebrate the release of the full length album Roots & Revival at Wild Crush with a live performance featuring songs from the record along with covers. Vinyl, CDs, and other merchandise will be available for purchase.

Free public telescope viewing takes place outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium through monthly Star Parties, weather permitting. Multiple telescopes are set up to reveal stars, planets, and other celestial sights, with experienced operators available to answer questions and guide observations.

John Edward, the psychic medium known from Crossing Over and a New York Times bestselling author, presents a live evening in St. Louis at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel St. Louis Chesterfield. The program focuses on connections, validations, and messages from beyond, with an audience Q&A and readings that may bring through loved ones, including pets. The experience is described as personal and oriented toward healing. Attendees can choose Regular Admission with general seating or opt for the VIP Experience, which adds early entry, priority seating, a post-event Q&A reserved for VIP guests, a free one-month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus online session featuring additional readings and Q&A. Whether you seek connection or closure, are curious about the afterlife, or want to witness this type of experience, this event offers a thoughtful way to explore those themes. Availability is limited.

Enjoy an upbeat evening at the Dance Pizazz Guest Dance Party, where no partner or prior dance experience is required. Guests are welcomed with champagne and a selection of gourmet treats such as shrimp cocktail and chocolate covered strawberries. A beginner friendly lesson helps newcomers feel comfortable on the floor, and the event also includes a showcase featuring routines performed by the Dance Pizazz staff. Admission is free. Friends and family are welcome, and current students can increase their chances of winning free dance lessons by inviting more guests. Expect lively music, friendly company, and opportunities to dance and create lasting memories.

Set sail on an evening cruise featuring live music, a chef-crafted menu, and sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. The two-hour experience is ideal for celebrating a special occasion, enjoying a romantic night out, or simply unwinding on the water. Stroll the top deck for fresh perspectives of the city as its lights come to life. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure, and the vessel leaves right on schedule, so plan to arrive early. Tickets are $64 for adults 13 and older, $28 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants 2 and under with a ticket.

Freya Skye is set to perform with support from Alex Sampson. Tickets follow Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange, which means any resale can take place only on Ticketmaster and only at the original price. In New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah, and Connecticut, state laws limit resale restrictions, and Ticketmaster will still keep resale listings at face value on its site in those states. An artist presale will be offered ahead of the general public onsale.

Mark Perkins Band takes the stage for a live set at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Step into the darker chapters of St. Charles on a guided walking history tour along Historic Main Street. Led by a spectral guide, wander age-worn brick lanes to hear verified accounts of treason, crime, and uncanny happenings that rarely make it into textbooks. Visit the place where executions once occurred, pause near the grounds of a long-abandoned cemetery, and explore the lore tied to a house long linked with witchcraft. Uncover an unexpected connection to Edgar Allan Poe and consider the presence of nearly a dozen reported apparitions... from ruthless gangsters and violent mobs to unsettled spirits still said to roam. This experience blends authentic history with eerie legend and is designed to change how you see these streets long after the walk ends. Tours run about an hour and a half, and tickets are $20 per person.

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.

Littles Playtime offers a dedicated session for children ages two and under to explore, play, and connect with peers their size. Guests may remain for the full open play period. Older children are welcomed later, keeping this time reserved for the littlest visitors. Visit Punch Passes and Monthly Play Passes are accepted. To hold a spot, optional online registration is available at no charge and adds your name to the list. Space is limited, and walk-ins are accommodated until capacity is reached.

Designed for ages 0 to 5, this story time aims to spark imagination and foster a love of learning. Children will sing, dance, and enjoy stories, followed by free play in activity centers. It also offers time for little ones to socialize while parents connect with other families.

Designed for those new to the moms groups and looking to learn more, this session provides a welcoming, nonjudgmental space centered on connection and peer support. It is geared toward pregnant and postpartum mothers interested in exploring the groups and related support services. Childcare is available on site, help with transportation is offered, nourishing food is provided for both moms and children, and essential supplies like diapers, wipes, or period products are available to reduce barriers to attending. Attendees are welcome to listen, share, or simply spend time in community. Advance registration is encouraged to aid planning but is not required. Held at Deaconess Foundation in St Louis, MO. For details, email Kim at Kim.Martino-Sexton@ssmhealth.com.

Experience a restorative qigong class at the library led by Certified Level 1 Zhineng Qigong instructor Melanie Coffey Galli. Drawing on a Chinese practice with thousands of years of history, the session focuses on cultivating qi, the body’s vital energy, to encourage harmony of body, mind, and spirit. Gentle movements paired with visualization, meditation, and clear intention are used to ease stress and fatigue so relaxation and natural healing can emerge. Participants learn straightforward techniques to support their own well-being. No prior experience is required. Comfortable clothing is recommended, along with an open and receptive outlook. Registration is required for each class you plan to attend. A signed waiver is necessary and can be provided when you arrive if you do not bring one. If you have health-related questions about participation, consult your medical professional before registering.

The American Red Cross is hosting a blood drive at the Overland Community Center in Classrooms 1 and 2. Donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment using the code overlandcc on the Red Cross website. All participants will receive a $15 e-gift card as a thank-you for donating.

Participants embark on a week-long cycling tour across Missouri on the nation’s longest continuous rail trail. Over five days, the ride covers about 225 miles of scenic countryside. The 2026 edition builds on the positive response to 2025’s updated daily distances and redesigned itinerary, offering refreshed start and finish points, overnight stays in welcoming Missouri towns, and meals that showcase local flavors. On the fifth afternoon, riders arrive in Historic Downtown St. Charles with time to relax before a farewell dinner celebration. The aim is a memorable adventure with enjoyable activities, warm hospitality, and friendships that last.

Settle in for a screening of October Sky in the Buder Auditorium. Released in 1999 and rated PG, the film stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Cooper, Laura Dern, Chris Owen, and William Lee Scott. Set in 1957 during the space race, it follows Homer Hickam, the son of a coal miner in a small West Virginia town, who teams up with three friends to build rockets, something his stern father opposes. The running time is 108 minutes.

This session offers dementia education for families and caregivers, explaining what dementia is, what may cause it, how it shows up in daily life, and how it changes over time. It explores how dementia affects memory, behavior, and communication, and shares simple, caring ways to support a loved one. The focus includes practical communication techniques for dementia caregivers, with the aim of building confidence and connection in the caregiving experience.

An exercise class offering low impact aerobic dance with a warm-up, cooldown, balance work, and stretching. It is suited for anyone who enjoys oldies music and dancing or is looking to improve fitness.

If you have hesitated to try a class because of concerns about flexibility, fitness, time, or energy, this gentle session is designed with that in mind. Mindful Movement Monday offers a relaxed space to slow down, stretch a bit, breathe, and give both mind and body a break. Each class starts with a brief grounding meditation, moves into mindful movement that commonly blends yoga, tai chi, and easy stretching, and wraps up with a guided meditation cool-down. The emphasis is not on perfect poses or strength, but on moving in ways that work for you and finishing feeling better than when you began. It is an hour set aside for you, without pressure to perform or keep up, with room to reset and even share a light moment. Instruction is led by Dr. Ronnie Moresi, a physical therapist who specializes in chronic pain and related conditions. Movements are tailored to your body, energy level, and comfort, with a focus on slow pacing, deep breathing, and adaptable options. There is no requirement to be flexible, coordinated, or pain free.

Enjoy casual Riftbound trading card game open play. Bring a deck for relaxed matches and connect with other newcomers. The store also has demo decks on hand for anyone who wants to learn the basics.

Enjoy a free adaptive pickleball practice that welcomes participants of every skill level. Wheelchairs are available on site to support accessibility. The mission is to advance inclusion, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, fostering wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

Enjoy a free, open tabletop roleplaying night featuring Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition, Pathfinder Second Edition, and the Star Wars roleplaying game. All systems are welcome, so participants can bring their preferred ruleset and take part in the games that interest them.

A welcoming fiber arts session invites beginners and experienced makers to bring any project, including knitting, crochet, embroidery and more, and craft alongside others. It offers a relaxed space to exchange patterns, share techniques, and learn from one another while building community. No registration is required. Attendees can also explore Kingshighway's Yarn Library. This gathering occurs on the first and third Monday.

Enjoy bingo at American Legion Post 199 Edwardsville in Edwardsville, Illinois. Bring a favorite good luck charm and get ready for a fun time.

This event welcomes people in the service industry with $5 drop-in play and 20% off food and drinks. It offers a relaxed way to wind down with casual play and savings while you are there.

Old Rock House presents a concert headlined by Edgehill with Trophy Wife and SEAT. Edgehill returns for a headlining debut, showcasing a charged, 90s-tinged sound wrapped in catchy indie rock hooks. Tickets are priced at $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show. This is an all ages event, and minors will pay a $2 cash surcharge at the door. To curb fraud and resale, online orders are delivered after a delay. You will receive a confirmation immediately, and eTix will send the tickets three days before the show.