Events in Hillsboro, MO

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.

Bring a team to compete in a golf tournament at Post 42 Golf in Herculaneum. Organize your group and register to take part.

On the first Saturday of each month, this bag sale lets you fill a bag with clothing for $2. Home decor, dishes, bedding, and other household items are available at individual prices.

A seasonal marketplace fills the Kirkwood Community Center with artisans, baked goods, locally grown items, and distinctive gifts and products from the neighborhood and surrounding communities. Admission is free. Vendor participation is available, with booth fees of $60 or $75.

All are welcome to volunteer at the Carondelet Food Patch during the growing season. Tasks may include weeding, mulching, mowing, and other garden work. Please wear closed-toe shoes and clothing suited to the weather. Supplies will be provided, though volunteers may bring their own gardening tools if they wish. Activities are weather-dependent and will be canceled in the event of rain.

Explore beginner-friendly belly dancing through basic moves and a short choreography segment. Comfortable shoes are encouraged, and a release form must be signed upon entry. The class is secular and aims to inform, educate, and celebrate diverse cultures while approaching cultural representation with humility and respect.

At Shaw Nature Reserve, a juried art event will feature Al's photography for the third year, presented alongside fiber art rug hooking by another accepted artist.

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.

Brookdale Farms marks the festival’s closing weekend with a celebration of grandparents and family traditions. Grandparents receive free admission when a child’s ticket is purchased. Highlights include military reenactments and displays of historic military vehicles on Saturday and Sunday, face painting on Sunday, and a marketplace of local vendors and makers, along with all the usual seasonal fun. Admission covers daytime entry to St. Louis’s largest corn maze, access to the pumpkin patch with pumpkins available for purchase, wagon rides around the farm, a petting zoo, barrel train rides, a low-ropes course, inflatable attractions when weather allows, a corn box, oversized lawn games, and fall themed photo spots. It is a chance to cap off the season with memorable moments across generations.

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 hands-on print and press class invites ages 8 to 16 to create a custom graphic in Canva, then transfer it onto a tote bag, pencil pouch, or T-shirt with a heat press. Each participant takes home a completed piece they made from concept to final press. Along the way, they practice Canva basics and approachable design principles like color choices, layout, and spacing, and learn the full workflow for preparing artwork and pressing it onto fabric. The experience is designed to build confidence as ideas become something useful or wearable, encouraging problem solving and creativity with technology. Beginners and experienced young designers are welcome, with step-by-step guidance provided. Missouri homeschool families can log hours under Fine Arts, Practical Arts, or as a project-based elective, and documentation is simple with class time records and photos of the finished work.

Information about Little Nurse Renee Healthy Habits Camp and applications is available through the provided links.

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.

Now in its 14th year, the Cherokee Street Jazz Crawl presents free live music throughout the day. The event features a second line with Saint Boogie Brass Band, plus a Grand Finale Party and dance battle at The Golden Record with Diamond D and a lineup of DJs curated by Trackstar the DJ of St. Louis. The Grand Finale requires tickets.

A Court of Books and Banter in St. Louis is a book club for conversation, theories, and bookish socializing. The book selection will be determined by a group poll. For meet-ups at St. Louis County Library branches, bring your own snacks and drinks. Shared food is welcome, but bring your own cups, plates, and utensils. Cups must have lids, food must be prepared before arrival, and everything should be cleaned up before leaving.

Meet nine local authors at Buder Library in a rotating series of five-minute conversations. Hear about their recent or upcoming books and where to find them. Featured authors are Jessica Ann, Michele Khalil, Amanda Schoepp, Kimberly Wesley, Gareth Ian Davies, Amanda Doyle, Cameron Collins, Carolyn Mueller Kelly, and NiNi Harris.

The private studio hosts themed art events, including an Art Therapy Puff and Paint event.

Experience an evening of comedy with D.L. Hughley as he takes the stage for a live performance.

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.

A stand-up showcase unites comics hailing from the Midwest and beyond for a night of laughs. The bill includes Don Garrett of North Carolina, Jordan Berry of Kentucky, Milo Mac of Chicago, Heath James Thornton of Peoria, Illinois, and Tyler Tha Comic of St. Louis, with Marlon Mac of St. Louis serving as host. Tickets are available.

The annual Lt. Daniel P. Riordan Memorial Trivia Night takes place at Vianney High School and supports the scholarship fund. Tables seat 10 and cost $200, with beer, seltzer, and soda provided. Attendees are welcome to bring their own food and drinks.

Enjoy an evening of trivia and fellowship with friends from Belize and St. Louis. The night supports Jesuit works in schools and parishes in Belize City and Punta Gorda, Belize, and includes special VIP guests visiting from Belize. Gather friends and family for a night of fun and camaraderie.

Settle into a cozy listening room with great acoustics for an evening of songs from favorite songwriters. The Sundaze Duo will be playing, and there is no cover charge.

The Emergency Broadcast Tour features Wage War, with performances by We Came As Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill. This is an all-ages show.

Wage War brings crushing breakdowns, soaring choruses, heavy riffs, and raw emotion for a high-energy live music experience.

Experience an evening of beautiful music with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra at Powell Hall.

Kurt Vile and The Violators bring a live entertainment experience to St. Louis.

Basement brings the Wired USA Tour to The Hawthorn for an all-ages show. The venue is cashless and accepts credit and debit cards at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited, so rideshare is recommended.

Kurt Vile and The Violators bring a dreamy, hazy blend of folk-rock and indie rock to the stage, with winding guitar jams, melodic twang, and intimate storytelling. Twisted Teens provide support.

ImpactLife sponsors a community blood drive at Roots, with two mobile donation buses available for scheduled appointments in the parking lot. Donating is free and helps people who need it most, including trauma and cancer patients, new mothers, and others facing illness. Eligible donors are at least 16 years old, weigh 115 pounds or more, and are in good health. Sixteen-year-old donors must bring a parental consent form completed in ink. The visit typically takes about an hour and fifteen minutes, while the actual draw of a pint of whole blood usually lasts eight to ten minutes, and times can vary based on health history and how busy the drive is. Whole blood and double red cell donations will be accepted. Donors may also request that their donation be directed to a specific patient. To prepare, drink extra fluids, eat beforehand, and bring a valid photo ID.

Experience in person ASMR with a relaxed, 30 minute sample session at Mod Massage. This monthly Soothe & Sample Sunday offers a free introduction to tingles, textures, and deep calm, ideal for anyone curious to try something new with no commitment. Five 30 minute sessions are available and spots are limited. Appointments are required and walk ins are not accepted. Please arrive on time to make the most of your session.

Explore more than 250 artworks across a wide range of media, including paintings, prints, photography, collage, sculpture, found objects and installations. The exhibit features work by numerous artists, including Jared Minnick, Maxine Thirteen, Andy Dykeman and others. A complimentary beverage is available. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy a two-hour riverboat cruise with brunch featuring chef-inspired cuisine, live entertainment, and views of St. Louis. The floating brunch offers tickets for adults and children, and infants board free with a ticket.

Explore a family-friendly theme through a short, interactive pop-up theater performance by Metro Theater Company. In this 15-minute experience, artworks from the collection come to life in unexpected ways.

Play three casual rounds of Pokémon. This is a welcoming way for kids to learn the game.

Enjoy grown and sexy vibes on a Sunday.

St. Louis native Stephanie “Songbird” Ivy is a singer and songwriter whose music reflects her distinctive voice, precision, and range. She has written an extensive collection of songs and has opened for artists including Outkast, Nelly, Cedric the Entertainer, and Stokley Williams of Mint Condition. Her southern soul song “Best Life” is available on streaming platforms.

Sunday Sessions brings a community gathering to Forest Park in St. Louis, with all proceeds benefiting Dance For Your Rights. The focus is on connection and support, helping sustain spaces that bring people together and keep the work moving forward. A playful Soup Off adds to the festivities, featuring homemade creations that range from bold experiments to treasured family recipes. Expect plenty of soup and plenty of dancing, with a welcoming dance floor and a shared purpose at the center of it all.

Explore the basics of psychic development in a friendly, beginner-focused class guided by experienced reader and psychic medium Maranda Montes. You will learn how to tune into energy and intuition while getting to know the major clair senses, including clairvoyance, clairsentience, and clairaudience, along with other ways intuitive information can show up. The session also introduces practical grounding and protection techniques. The environment is supportive and interactive, offering time to practice, ask questions, and build steady confidence in your abilities. Maranda’s work connects the visible and the spiritual to support clarity, healing, and empowerment. She brings expertise in mediumship, tarot, and psychometry, pairing intuitive insight with a calm, compassionate, and down-to-earth approach. This class suits anyone curious about discovering and developing their intuitive potential.

D.L. Hughley delivers stand-up comedy with sharp wit, insightful humor, and hilarious observations about everyday life. His masterful storytelling and quick punchlines keep the laughs rolling in an energetic evening of entertainment.

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.

Enjoy an open mic welcoming all genres, styles, formats, people, pets, and wildlife. Take the microphone and share what you have to offer.

Watch St. Louis comedians and possibly out-of-town guests try new material at this casual open mic. Admission is $5, and food and beverages are available at the bar before and during the show. Comedians of all experience levels can sign up in person, with a meeting beforehand to review the ground rules.

Adult Craft Evenings welcomes crafters of all experience levels to make holiday-inspired infinity cards. Supplies are provided, so no materials are needed. Registration is required, and space is limited. If registration is full, you can email Adam to ask about the waitlist. If you register but cannot attend, please let Adam know so someone else can take your spot. For accessibility needs, please call the library.

Garden staff read aloud from books they love in the historic Museum Building. Laura Toro reads excerpts in Spanish and English from Pizotito and the Wonders of the Dry Forest. The reading is for all ages and is included with Garden admission. No registration is required.

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.

In honor of Veterans Day, the St. Louis Area Foodbank is offering a drive-through distribution of free nutritious food and essential household items for veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their immediate families. No pre-registration is required, but military or Veteran status must be verified with appropriate documentation, such as a military ID or DD214. The distribution is planned to serve 200 households on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. Food may be collected for up to two households, with appropriate military or veteran identification required for each.

Set a creative intention for the new year with a beginner-friendly drawing meet-up that helps build a rewarding habit. Step away from screens while sparking imagination, improving dexterity, and exploring a new hobby. Even first-timers can experience a satisfying sense of progress, mistakes included. This casual monthly club is led by professional artist Alain McAlister, who provides clear instruction and personalized feedback to support growth at a comfortable pace. Participants connect with fellow beginners in a relaxed environment. Attendance is flexible, and newcomers are welcome at any stage. Open to ages 16 and older.

Young crafters can make their own candles in a guided craft session. A recreation supervisor leads the activity, and all materials are provided. A parent or legal guardian must stay with each participant. Same-day registration is required. For more information, call 314-615-8822.

Separated from her twin, Sebastian, Viola disguises herself as a young man and enters the service of Duke Orsino, all while quietly falling in love with him. Orsino, who is smitten with Countess Olivia, sends Viola to court Olivia on his behalf, but Olivia finds herself drawn to the disguised messenger instead. When Sebastian arrives, confusion over identities escalates and he marries Olivia. In the end, Viola reveals her true self and she and Orsino marry.

Nationally renowned storytellers Andy Hedges, Carolina Quiroga, Antonio Rocha, and Miyo Yamauchi share personal stories that offer unique perspectives on the American experience. The program is presented in collaboration with the St. Louis Storytelling Festival.

Enjoy a taste of sustainable dining with dishes and drinks from St. Louis chefs and restaurants, including participants in this year’s Food Waste Challenge. The menu highlights hyper-local ingredients and creative food rescue strategies. The evening also features a live DJ, a photo booth, and a silent auction of unique experiences and items, supporting earthday365 and its Green Dining Alliance program.

A tale of disguise and crossed signals unfolds as Viola, separated from her twin Sebastian, poses as a young man and enters Duke Orsino’s service. She falls in love with Orsino, who loves Countess Olivia and sends Viola to court her on his behalf. Olivia instead falls for Viola in disguise. Sebastian’s arrival sets off a cascade of mix-ups that ends with his marriage to Olivia. At last, Viola reveals who she truly is and she and Orsino marry.

Enjoy a festive evening of brain-teasers at the second annual holiday trivia night at Elks Lodge in Imperial. Friends and family are welcome, and outside food and drinks are allowed, creating a relaxed setting for laughter and friendly competition. All funds raised support The James II Project and its mission to improve lives through meals.

Fry Project makes its debut at Imperial American Legion Post with a set built around rock classics that lean into blues-rock and southern rock. Led by Roy Fry, the band draws on artists like 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 show can also feature blues favorites and newer rock from Blackberry Smoke, Joe Bonamassa, Bush, and Stone Temple Pilots, with heavier selections added when it fits the venue, including Seether, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Kiss, and Motorhead. Expect creative twists as songs are occasionally blended and arrangements are reimagined.

Gather a team of four to race to complete a custom-made puzzle with more than 300 pieces, then enjoy an extra-large pizza. Teams can also purchase a sabotage to disrupt their competitors and gain an edge. Bottled water and soda will be available to drink, but they are not part of the competition.

Now in its fifth year, Designer Bag Bingo brings an evening of lively games to Meramec - Arnold Elks Lodge #2372, featuring chances to win designer handbags along with raffles, a 50/50 drawing, and food and drinks. Every dollar raised supports local children and families in need during the Christmas season, turning each bingo card into part of a meaningful cause.

Tree One Four presents a tribute to Sublime, featuring a night of favorite songs and great vibes. Rock Steady, a tribute to No Doubt, kicks off the show.

Separated from her twin Sebastian, Viola disguises herself as a young man and enters the service of Duke Orsino, only to fall in love with him. Orsino longs for Countess Olivia and sends Viola to plead his case, but Olivia finds herself drawn to Viola instead. When Sebastian arrives, identities blur and confusion follows, ending with his marriage to Olivia. At last Viola reveals who she truly is, and she and Orsino marry.

Enjoy an evening of general trivia, laughter, and friendly competition with a future-retro theme inspired by 1985. The event features nine trivia rounds, raffles, games, a complimentary bar, a silent auction, and more. Prizes will go to the three top-scoring tables, which seat eight players. Proceeds support Tenth Life, a nonprofit that helps cats and kittens with special needs and injuries.

The Veterans Appreciation Run gathers the community at Jefferson Barracks Park, a setting with strong military heritage, for a meaningful day that recognizes service and sacrifice. Proceeds support Go Forth Racing directly, taking a new approach by using funds to back veteran events across the St. Louis region throughout the year rather than focusing on a single partner. Each entry helps extend support to multiple efforts, delivering help where veterans come together and maintaining accountability to the community. Participants can run or walk a picturesque route shaded by trees and be part of an experience that celebrates unity and gratitude. Open to people of all ages and experience levels, it offers a way to honor those who served alongside friends and family. The program features packet pickup, an opening ceremony, the National Anthem, the race itself, and an awards presentation. Every registration contributes to a year-round commitment to ensure veterans are honored and not left to stand alone.

Separated from her twin, Viola disguises herself as a boy and enters the service of Duke Orsino. She falls for him even as he longs for Countess Olivia, sending Viola to plead his case. Olivia becomes smitten with the disguised Viola, setting off a chain of mix-ups. When Sebastian appears, the twin confusion grows and he and Olivia wed. In the end, Viola reveals her true identity, and she and Orsino wed.

Clay Cafe offers a free community dinner for everyone, along with a free community brunch and a food pantry.

Clay Cafe offers a free community brunch in the Parish Hall. Everyone is welcome, and guests are encouraged to bring a friend or neighbor.

Explore the community during the annual Turkey Trot and collect poker cards along the way. The best poker hand wins.

The concluding 2026 Modeler of the Year contest takes place with the standard Automotive and Ships divisions, plus a Special Category titled "It's Personal." To enter that category, the build must portray a subject with a clear personal connection, such as an aircraft tied to a family member who served on B-52s or a model of a first car. Bob Delaney will give a presentation on contemporary Chinese military aircraft colors and markings. Nominations will be accepted for the 2027 e-board and the 2026 Bob Stroup Member of the Year award. The program also includes announcements and a Show & Tell segment.

This free monthly meeting brings senior-serving professionals in Jefferson County together to network, exchange community resources, and collaborate on solutions for local seniors and their families. Attendees can also hear from a featured presenter. Coffee will be provided, and additional parking is available around back. The meeting is hosted by Carolyn Palmer with Goldilocks Solutions.

A relaxed coffee meet-up at LaLa's Roast and Bistro is hosted by Chamber Board Members. Attendees can enjoy free coffee, easy conversation, and opportunities to network with fellow community members and business owners. This gathering is part of a monthly series held on the third Thursday. No Chamber membership is required, and all are welcome.

A monthly education and support group at Mercy Hospital Jefferson provides a space for people living with diabetes, as well as family members and friends who want to learn more. The group meets on the third Thursday of each month in Conference Room D to cover practical topics in diabetes management and to talk through day to day challenges. Sessions are led by diabetes educators from Mercy Jefferson who share guidance, information, and resources to support everyday care. Free registration is available.

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.

The FoC book club meets monthly to discuss a book and enjoy food and fellowship. The book list will be updated with upcoming selections.

Clint&Co Band takes the stage at KT's in SoCo with an energetic live performance.

Explore gems, minerals, and fossils at the annual show and sale. See the flyer for additional information.

Get an early look at the new holiday collections and shop before they reach the sales floor. This adults-only shopping experience features cocktails, treats, appetizers, and complimentary gift wrapping, offering a festive way to get a head start on holiday shopping.

Deja Vu returns with a crowd-pleasing mix of songs that are easy to hum along to, and a singalong just might break out. The kitchen is serving a full menu that includes appetizers plus a pork steak special, all to enjoy with your favorite drinks. Settle in for live music and a satisfying bite while Deja Vu plays favorites.

Claire Maue Trio performs at Taytro's Bar and Bistro with a mix of jazz and funk, featuring standards, original pieces, music from video games, and more.

Fry Project brings a set of rock classics to Hideout Sports Bar, with the show moving indoors as patio season wraps up. The band spans blues-rock and southern rock, along with blues standards, drawing 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 also features newer rock from Blackberry Smoke, Joe Bonamassa, Bush, and Stone Temple Pilots, plus heavier selections when it fits the room, including Seether, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Kiss, and Motorhead. The group adds a creative twist by blending songs and refreshing arrangements to keep familiar favorites feeling new.

Settle in at Hwy 61 Roadhouse for an evening of live music with Slight Return, paired with a tasty meal that makes a perfect warm-up for Thanksgiving. Table reservations are available through the venue.

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.

Holiday Sip and Shop at Zion United Methodist in St Louis offers a relaxed way to finish your holiday gift list while sipping cocoa from a dedicated cocoa bar. Kids can enjoy a make-and-take craft corner for festive creations, and Santa will be on hand for photos.

The entry is $60 per team and includes a minimum of four games and a BBQ lunch with a sandwich, chips, a cookie, and soft drinks. Raffle baskets, a 50/50, and other games will be available. Beer will be available for purchase.

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.

Enjoy a fun game of bingo while helping send fifth graders to Space Camp.

Enjoy an intimate acoustic evening of music and storytelling with a South African-born singer, songwriter, and author. This solo set features voice, guitar, and personal tales in the Woods Chapel at Webster Groves Presbyterian Church. Vinyl, CDs, and books will be available for purchase. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Destination Swing Dance Club presents West Coast Swing lessons and social dancing at Just Dancing Studio. Evenings typically begin with instruction, followed by open dancing, and some dates feature an extended two hour workshop that shifts the schedule earlier. For the latest dates and start times, please check Facebook. Beginner lessons are offered each month and are included with the purchase of the evening social dance. Members are asked to bring their membership card for quicker check-in. Annual membership is $25 and includes complimentary entry to the social dance on the night you join or renew, plus discounted pricing on workshops, lessons, and dances for 12 months. A small fee applies to credit card payments. This venue is BYOB.

Wildwood Pub & Grill is marking Thanksgiving with a three-day promotion featuring the return of its half-price gift card deal. When you spend at least $100 on food, drinks, or full-price gift cards, you can buy an unlimited number of additional gift cards at 50 percent off. It is a convenient way to jump-start holiday gifting, treat someone to a night out, or save ahead for a future visit.

Learn the fundamentals of Mahjong at Point Labaddie Brewery in a beginner class presented by The Mahjong Loop. Instructor Chandra guides participants step by step through tiles, rules, how to read the card, and gameplay, with plenty of hands-on practice. No experience is needed and all supplies are provided. Enjoy a beer while you learn. The cost is $35 per person. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Plans are also in place for future Guided Play nights at this location so newer players can return to practice with support.

Thanksgiving Eve at Twin Eagle features live music from Southside Johnny Band, cold drinks, and a festive start to the holiday weekend. Visitors hosting out-of-town family can take advantage of lodging through Twin Eagle, with cozy cabins and hotel rooms suited for different group sizes, so the celebration can become a relaxing getaway. Expect an evening centered on music, refreshments, and time together, with the option to stay on through the rest of the holiday weekend. Early lodging reservations are recommended, as holiday availability can book up fast.

A favorite Thanksgiving Eve tradition returns to Atomic By Jamo in St. Louis with a night dedicated to the Beatles. One set will showcase the complete Abbey Road album, offering a special opportunity to hear it live from start to finish. Last year’s show sold out, and the dance floor energy points to a spirited celebration. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean Canan on guitar, Ethan Jones on guitar, Brian Kasmarzik on keys, John Hussung on bass, Joe Winze on drums, and Sean Anglin on percussion.

Hawthorne Heights marks the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely with an all-ages show at The Hawthorn. The venue is cashless and accepts credit and debit cards. Parking is limited, so rideshare is recommended, with a designated pickup and drop-off area near the entrance.

Tackle a post-Thanksgiving trail challenge at Turkey Ridge Trail - Rockwoods in Wildwood with a timed endurance run on a scenic 1.8-mile loop that gains 347 feet each lap. The course travels counterclockwise, starting and finishing at the trailhead, and each loop encourages you to push a little harder. Choose between a 2-hour or 4-hour race. Awards recognize the top female, male, and non-binary finishers in both time categories, and all finishers receive race swag. The field is limited to 75 participants.

Small Business Saturday brings special savings and unique finds to Paige’s Place Boutique & Gift Shop in Historic Kimmswick. Expect plenty of deals and gift-worthy items for everyone on your list, making it easy to get a head start on holiday shopping while supporting local businesses. The celebration takes place the same day as the Kimmswick Stocking Stroll. Additional details will be shared by the host.

This 5th Sunday Breakfast at the Knights of Columbus Hall serves a hearty lineup of favorites, including eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, pancakes, and fruit cocktail. The cost is $5 per person. Families and friends can enjoy generous portions and a friendly, satisfying meal.

Gateway Dirt Nationals is an annual indoor racing showcase in Downtown St. Louis, bringing full-size racecars to a 1/5-mile semi-banked dirt track inside The Dome at America's Center. Competitors, crews, and fans from coast to coast converge for one of the most action packed indoor racing events. This edition marks the 10th year of the spectacle.

An Elizabethan-inspired celebration welcomes guests to savor dessert along with music, theater, and festive cheer. Presented as a royal invitation from Queen Elizabeth I, the evening imagines a journey to Renaissance England in a setting styled as the Great Hall of Eliot Castle. Entertainment features Ye Greenleaf Singers, the Not-Ready-for-Reformation Players, and the St. Louis Recorder Society for a night of merry song and courtly amusement.

Sam Barber’s American Route Tour is scheduled at Chaifetz Arena. The venue has a clear bag policy and is cashless for concessions. For ASL interpretation or assistance purchasing accessible seating, contact the box office by phone or email. Interpreter requests must be made at least 21 days before the show. Ticket prices may change based on demand, and resale prices may be higher than face value; resale prices are not set by the artist or artist team.

Explore the night sky during a free public telescope viewing outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. A variety of telescopes are available to observe stars, planets, and other celestial sights, with expert operators on hand to answer questions and guide observations. Viewing is weather permitting.

Opening weekend at The Cabin In The Woods Christmas Light Display features family activities and a special offer. Kids under 18 receive a free ticket with each paid adult admission, one free ticket per paid ticket. Enjoy an interactive wagon ride through the lights with elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and more. Expect giveaways during the ride, plus candy bags for every child from Santa. Santa will be available for photos. The petting zoo will be open, Reindeer games will be open, and Christmas concessions will be available. An optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk through is included at no extra charge. Admission is $10 per person.

Stone Wheel Band returns to Cheers Bar & Grill for an evening of live music featuring songs from artists including the Eagles, Jackson Browne, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Dwight Yoakam, Don Williams, Buck Owens, Marty Stuart, The Band, The Byrds, Neil Young, Johnny Rivers, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, and more.

The 10th anniversary edition of the Wildwood Trail Marathon features three distances for a wide range of runners, including a 26.2-mile marathon, a 13.1-mile half marathon, and a 10K. Hosted by Terrain Trail Runners - STL, the start and finish are at LaSalle Springs Middle School. Participants can choose the distance that fits their goals and take part in a milestone year for this trail running event.

Anyone clearing out a basement or promoting a small business can take part in this indoor flea market. Vendor spots require advance registration. The cost is $25 per table, with 6-foot rectangular tables provided inside a heated and air conditioned gymnasium. Admission for shoppers is free. For details or to register as a vendor, call 314-615-8822.

Christmas on the Plaza joins the Light Up the Night parade for a festive celebration. Afternoon Christmas activities are planned before the parade, with more details to come. The parade will begin at Pacific Intermediate. Participant sign-ups are available for those who would like to take part.

A party is planned at KT's, described in the announcement as one of their favorite venues.

Sally leads a welcoming meditation and mantra gathering that supports both first-time meditators and those looking to deepen an existing practice. Sharing the experience with others offers a gentle way to settle into inner calm, connect with community, and set a peaceful tone for the day. After the practice, participants are invited to enjoy a cup of tea together. The session operates on a donation basis, with a Community Connection Partner selected each month so contributions support a charity connected to members or teachers. Pre-registration is required because space is limited, and no experience is needed.

Midwest Jeepthing hosts its monthly meeting at Hwy 61 Roadhouse in St Louis. Attendees often arrive ahead of the meeting to grab a seat, order a drink, and connect with fellow Jeep enthusiasts at the club’s regular hangout. Dinner is offered as a buffet, priced at $15.99 per adult and $8.00 for children under 12, with beverages purchased separately. The final menu will be announced. A short meeting takes place inside, followed by time to socialize in the parking lot.

Enjoy an easygoing paint night in the Mill Room with creativity, laughter, and good company. This guided class welcomes everyone, whether you have never held a brush or have years of experience. The featured artwork will be revealed at the event, and any sample image is for inspiration only because each session has its own unique design. The price is $38 per person. Reserve a seat with a $10 online deposit, then pay the balance at the door, $28 by card or $25 in cash. Cancellations 48 hours or more in advance receive a full refund. If canceled by noon on the day of the event, half of the deposit is refunded, and cancellations after that time are nonrefundable. Settle in for a relaxed winter evening of painting.

Valley Middle and Woodridge Middle Schools once again unite for a combined choir concert filled with Christmas music. This collaborative performance brings students together to present familiar Christmas songs in a warm, festive program.

Northwest High School presents a Christmas choir concert featuring seasonal choral music. This festive program celebrates the holidays with beautiful harmonies and songs.

Try your luck at monthly bingo at the Kennedy Recreation Complex. All materials are provided, so participants only need to bring good energy. Pre-registration is required and can be completed by calling 314-615-5572. For more information, the same number is available for questions.

Young makers will craft snowflakes using salt painting in a guided session. A recreation supervisor will lead the activity, and all materials are included. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Same-day registration is required. For more information, call 314-615-8822.

Enjoy a festive holiday experience filled with lights and character encounters. An interactive wagon ride carries guests through the display where elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and others appear. There are giveaways during the ride, and every child receives a candy bag from Santa. After the ride, take photos with Santa, visit the open petting zoo, and try the Reindeer games. Seasonal treats are available at the Christmas concessions. For an extra thrill, explore the optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk-through, included at no additional cost. Admission is $10 per person.

This musical reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII as contemporary pop stars who take the mic to tell their own stories, stepping out of their husband’s shadow. Their performances transform five centuries of heartbreak into a vibrant celebration of 21st-century girl power and identity.

Celebrate the holiday season with a Swedish Christmas program marking the St. Louis Swedish Council’s 50th Lucia Fest. The celebration includes a Sankta Lucia performance, along with a Swedish Butik and Kaffestuga in the theatre lobby.

An energetic musical where the six wives of Henry VIII step up to the microphone to share their stories, leaving the shadow of their famous husband behind. History gets a pop makeover as their experiences turn into a joyful salute to modern female empowerment.

This high-energy musical reimagines the Tudor queens as pop icons, giving the six wives of Henry VIII the microphone to tell their own stories. Each queen steps out from the shadow of their notorious husband, transforming centuries of heartbreak into a vibrant, contemporary celebration of empowerment.

Monday Club Officers gather to wrap gifts in support of the Webster Groves Senior Outreach Program. The focus is on preparing presents for the program’s recipients, highlighting a warm, service-centered effort that brings people together through the simple act of giving.

An American Red Cross blood drive will be held in the Fellowship Hall at De Soto Christian Church. Participants are encouraged to schedule an appointment in advance by calling 1-800-RED CROSS. Both regular blood donations and Power Red donations will be available.

At The Wandering Bean, LLC, this casual coffee meet-up brings community members and business owners together for conversation and connection. Complimentary coffee is provided, and Chamber Board Members host the gathering. All are welcome, with no membership required. It takes place on the third Thursday of each month in a relaxed, come-as-you-are setting.

Enjoy classic favorites with Deja Vu at Hub's Pub and Grill Bonne Terre, paired with a special featuring pork steak and the complete menu. Admission is free, the setting is smoke free, and the service is friendly. Arrive early and plan to linger to make the most of the music and a good meal.

Opening weekend at The Cabin In The Woods Christmas Light Display offers family-friendly festivities and special savings. Children under 18 receive a free ticket with the purchase of an adult ticket, one free child per paid adult. The wagon ride through the lights is interactive, featuring Elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and more, with giveaways during the ride and candy bags for all children from Santa. Santa will also be available for photos. A petting zoo, Reindeer games, and Christmas concessions add to the celebration. For those seeking extra thrills, an optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk through is included at no additional charge. Admission is $10 per person, and this weekend only, all foster families get free entry.

This performance highlights jazz and funk with a versatile set that spans beloved standards, original compositions, and music from video games, plus additional surprises. Expect a blend of familiar melodies and fresh ideas across styles for a lively, wide-ranging listen.

Experience Christmas with the King and celebrate the spirit of the season.

Savor food and drinks with music at Sybergs Arnold.

A Wreaths Across America ceremony will be held at Bellerive Gardens Cemetery in Creve Coeur. After the ceremony, volunteers, family members, and the Civil Air Patrol will place wreaths on all veterans' grave sites.

A Gateway Gymnastics qualifier takes place in St. Louis. It is a non sanctioned gymnastics competition.

Celebrate the season with the Royal Dumpsters as they showcase their unique spin on The Twelve Days of Christmas. Presented at The Royal Dumpe Dinner Theatre in St Louis, MO, this holiday gathering centers on their version of the classic carol.

The long awaited full show debut of Voodoo Marshall Tucker Band brings a blend of Southern rock and psychedelic jams to Atomic By Jamo in St. Louis. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean Canan on guitar, Danny Liston on guitar, Gary Hunt on guitar, Tom Denman on keys, Josip Capan on bass, and Joe Meyer on drums.

Enjoy a family-friendly Christmas light experience with several new additions. An interactive wagon ride carries guests through the displays, featuring appearances by Elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and more. Giveaways take place during the ride, and every child receives a candy bag from Santa. Santa will also be available for photos. The petting zoo and Reindeer games will be open, and holiday concessions will be available. For an extra thrill, the Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk-through is offered as an optional attraction at no additional cost. Tickets are $10 per person.

Enjoy a Fill a Bag sale in the shop for $20 per bag, with a wide range of items eligible. Jewelry and science glassware are not included in the offer. This sale is being held earlier than usual due to a flea market commitment.

NYE at 21 ROCK features live music from Fry Project, represented by Roy Fry. This classic rock outfit leans into blues-rock and southern-rock while reworking favorites with inventive blends and refreshed arrangements. The set spans artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, the Allman Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Albert King, Freddie King, Bad Company, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, Cream, Joe Walsh, CCR, The Doors, Steppenwolf, Jeff Healey, and REO Speedwagon. Expect a mix that also touches on blues standards and newer rock from Blackberry Smoke, Joe Bonamassa, Bush, and Stone Temple Pilots, with the option for heavier selections like Seether, Black Sabbath, Metallica, Kiss, and Motorhead when it suits the venue.

This yearly bluegrass celebration of the winter season takes place at Holiday Inn at Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka, MO.

Students can sign up for a blind audition slot for a chance to take part in SLAMTA’s inaugural violin masterclass led by Julia Sakharova, an internationally recognized violinist who serves as Concertmaster of Orchestra Iowa. The masterclass will be held at Lacefield Music. The registration fee is $25 per student, and the chair is Laureen Di Bisceglie.

Enjoy live gospel music as The Heritage Boys perform as part of a monthly concert in the sanctuary at Cedar Hill Lutheran Church. Admission is free, and a voluntary love offering will be welcomed. For questions, please contact Karen Presley.

This Level I Reiki training introduces Reiki history, principles, and techniques through hands-on practice and guided experiences. Participants will explore Gassho Meditation, the Kenyoku Method, the Three Pillars of Reiki, energy work and intentions, self-session hand positions, spiritual protection, practitioner affirmations, Byosen Scanning, and the standard session for treating others. The curriculum also includes foundational anatomy, the Hayashi Healing Guide, an Ocean of Holy Fire® Love Experience, and a Holy Fire® III Level I Sacred Placement. A comprehensive training manual is included. The training is guided by Heather Hovis and offers a supportive setting for those interested in Reiki practice, self-healing, and spiritual growth. Advance registration is required.

This trail run series features six routes across three events, with a range of distances and terrain, from smooth asphalt to steep, technical single track. Each event offers two distance options, and the course includes a shoe-transition area where racers can switch between road and trail shoes. The runs take place in all kinds of weather, and all finishers receive a medal and T-shirt.

A non-sanctioned gymnastics competition hosted by Gateway Gymnastics in St. Louis.