Events in Hillsboro today

Take part in a Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign led by an experienced Dungeon Master and a consistent group of players. The campaign welcomes players of all skill levels, from first-time adventurers to seasoned players. Expect immersive gameplay and an engaging story, with premade characters available. Walk-ins and spectators are welcome. Sessions cost $15, and a special offer provides half off for you and a friend on two specified sessions.

Designed for future Artisan brides and grooms, this tasting welcomes the public to explore a curated spring menu. The evening begins with a cocktail hour featuring appetizers and continues with dinner. After purchasing tickets, an email confirmation will be sent and will serve as entry, with no physical tickets provided. Refund requests must be made at least three days before the event.

Celebrate the middle of the year at this Pokémon Competitive League event. Entry is $5, and play consists of three Swiss rounds. Special prizes will be available, with one booster pack awarded for each win.

Singers Open Mic returns to Blue Strawberry with The Black & White Band providing live backing for performers. Sing jazz standards, Broadway, pop, blues, or R&B, and bring your sheet music. Food and drinks are served throughout the event. A $10 cover charge applies.

Enjoy an open mic featuring live music, poetry, and comedy from up-and-coming local artists. This weekly event has supported arts and entertainment for 10 years and fosters a supportive space for community expression.

Compete in a four-round Yu-Gi-Oh! weekly event with no top cut. Entry is $5, and participants receive a pack upon registration. First place after the Swiss rounds receives a pack, with additional prizes based on record.

Radiator Hospital performs an all-ages show. Tickets are $17 in advance and $20 at the door.

Rehash brings a high-energy alternative sound featuring heavy riffs and gritty distortion. The Flooks provide support with hazy indie-surf sounds that get the room moving. This is an all-ages show, with a cash surcharge at the door for minors.

Stop by ADM in St. Louis to enjoy lunch provided for you and your harvest crew.

Enjoy a playful time with board games, from learning something new to revisiting classic favorites. Each month features a different game focus, and caregivers are welcome to participate. The activity is ideal for children ages 6–8. Participants may be close to others in a shared space, and some games may involve bright colors and loud noises. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.

Welcoming to first-time learners and experienced crocheters alike, this class offers a relaxed group setting to stitch together. Choose from the projects provided or bring a personal project to work on with others. The class is free, and participants should bring their own materials. For details about practice materials, please check the discussion section.

Take part in weekly open play at The Nerd Merchant.

Enjoy a board game night at Pieces, where participants can bring games to play or choose from the cafe’s collection. Games range from quick and simple to long and complex. The group meets in a private room with jail cell booths, separate from the main bar. Please note that outside food and drinks are not permitted.

Enjoy a free, social Texas Hold’em game with DeepStacks Poker League. Players of all skill levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned players, in a friendly, no-financial-risk setting. Meet new people, enjoy a drink and local bar food, and compete for prize pools and travel packages to championship events in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Florida. A free Bar Poker Open account affiliated with DeepStacks Poker League is required to play.

Show off your movie knowledge with trivia focused on films, directors, series, and actors. Each week features a new theme, and teams can have up to six people. There is no charge to play.

Take part in a weekly Pokémon event with a $5 entry fee. A pack is provided upon registration, and additional prizes are based on each participant’s record.

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

Russian Circles perform with Primitive Man in an all-ages show. General admission tickets are available in advance or at the door.

Enjoy a lively karaoke party hosted by DJ Arty J.

Enjoy picture books, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and crafts designed to build pre-literacy skills and help children get ready for kindergarten.

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

This welcoming knitting club invites beginners and seasoned crafters to settle in for a relaxed session of making and conversation. Expert knitter Emma Oldehoeft leads the gathering, with hands-on support from Alex, the shop manager and a newer knitter, so complete newcomers can confidently start a first project while experienced makers refine skills and connect with fellow fiber artists. Expect a comfortable, roomy setting for stitching and socializing. A full-service cafe is available, and knitters receive complimentary drip coffee, including a decaf option. Extra needles and yarn are provided and may be taken home if you do not have supplies. A selection of free patterns spans beginner through advanced levels for anyone ready to begin something new. Basic tools such as yarn, needles, stitch markers, and scissors will be on hand. Attendees who already knit are encouraged to bring their own kit for comfort and to help keep plenty of supplies available for first-timers. Registration is free, with an optional donation.

Discover the art of tea blending with Amber Fouche, a tea expert and the owner of local business Tea ParTea. Learn how different tea leaves, herbs, and botanicals can be combined to create balanced flavors, explore tea traditions and flavor profiles, and make a custom blend of your own. Registration is not required, but supplies may be limited.

Enjoy a happy hour lounge performance by the Emily Wallace Duo. There is no cover charge, and payment is at your discretion.

Enjoy a free-to-play Pokémon league that welcomes beginners, with learn-to-play support available. Earn stamps to trade for prize packs, and receive one free booster pack per player when available.

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

UNDERØATH performs on the Define the Great Line 20th Anniversary Tour, with August Burns Red, Atreyu, and As Cities Burn. The show is open to all ages, with reserved balcony and general admission tickets available.

Atreyu delivers explosive riffs, soaring vocals, and high-energy performances, blending metalcore intensity with melodic hooks and emotionally charged anthems. Their fierce sound and memorable live presence have connected with generations of rock and metal fans.

Prohibition is a speakeasy dedicated to the women who shaped nightlife during the Prohibition era. Claire Maue will perform original music, jazz standards, and more, accompanied by Seth Miranda on bass and Noah Carrico on guitar.

Enjoy a game of Magic Commander with free entry.

Enjoy karaoke alongside drink and food specials, with late-night pizza, wings, and appetizers available.

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

The Ivas John Band blends electric blues with early jazz, swing, country blues, and slide guitar influences. Led by singer-songwriter Ivas John, whose warm baritone vocals and accomplished guitar playing are central to the band’s sound, the group performs thoughtful arrangements with energy and precision.

Enjoy an open mic featuring songs and entertainment at Iowa Buffet. The bar serves its famous burgers and adult beverages.

This conference brings together people interested in tarot and magical practice in downtown Pacific, Missouri. Topics include divination, EFT tapping, and practical approaches to magic. It takes place at HoM Healing Center, a new addition to the community.

Enjoy demonstrations, storytelling, and presentations, along with a small selection of high-quality vendors. Tiffany will be speaking, and HPSTL will be vending. Regular Missouri Botanical Garden admission applies.

Explore landscape and nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists, including Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt, Marie Bracquemond, and Blanche Hoschedé-Monet. This Museum-organized exhibition highlights the outdoor spaces these artists painted. Admission to the exhibition is free on Fridays, but tickets are required. Free tickets can be reserved at the Museum’s welcome desks or through MetroTix. A service charge applies to MetroTix reservations and is waived for tickets reserved at the Museum.

Experience live entertainment featuring D.L. Hughley.

A monthly series from May through November brings food trucks and music to Turtle Cove in Larry G Crites Memorial Park in Festus. Expect four food trucks and a DJ, with field lights switched on so the fun can continue into the evening. This edition features Karl's Kitchen, LLC, Kanoa’s Hawaiian Grill, Sodie Specialty Drinks, and Dynasty Manna Food Trailer. Pick up dinner, enjoy the music, and give the kids time to play.

Enjoy a casual evening of Magic: The Gathering free play at Neat Stuff and Things. Bring a deck and friends to play, hang out, and enjoy the hobby. There is no entry fee, and open tables are available every day the store is open for Magic, Pokémon, and other games.

Enjoy an evening under the moon and stars at Betty's Books as the shop and spacious event room stay open later. The full-service cafe remains in action with options like soda, decaf brews, tea, and other beverages. It is a relaxed setting for date nights or meeting up with friends, a comfortable place to work on creative projects such as art or knitting, and a cozy spot to sip tea and get lost in your current book. Night owls can linger, browse the shelves, and make the most of a quieter, later visit.

Play Casual Commander in pods of three to five. Prize packs and promo cards are available. A Companion App account is requested. This event may be replaced if another Magic event is taking place.

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

Fry Project appears at Cedar Hill Elks Lodge #2678 for a night of live music.

Daniel Sloss performs BITTER with Kai Humphries. The show is for ages 16 and up and contains adult themes and strong language. Phones and other devices must remain off during the performance, and photography, filming, recording, and streaming are not permitted. VIP admission includes a premium reserved ticket, a meet and greet with the artist, a photo opportunity, and a special tour laminate. The artist may make changes to the VIP program.

Play in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Genesys Format tournament with a 100-point cap and four rounds. Entry includes a $5 OTS pack, with an additional pack awarded per win and double prizing for undefeated duelists.

Take part in a weekly Flesh and Blood Armory event. Entry is $10, and prizes are awarded based on each participant’s record.

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

Pianist Daniil Trifonov presents Rachmaninoff’s bold beginnings, followed by an SLSO performance of Tchaikovsky’s soul-bearing career capstone.

Curt and Tiffany return to The Drawing Board for an evening of music, food, and beverages.

Eivør brings together ancient Nordic traditions and modern sonic landscapes, pairing an ethereal voice with primal beats. Midori Jaeger is also featured.

Illusion of Safety brings decades of avant-garde sound exploration, spanning industrial pop deconstruction, minimal sound art, and found-sound collage. Heavy Pauses marks the release of Faren, an album of two expansive improvisations that balance density and tenderness through immersive, drone-heavy synthesizer music. The St. Louis quartet’s recording preserves the natural character and duration of its performances. The album is a tribute to Faren and is accompanied by artwork composed by NNN Cook, who is also part of the bill.

Enjoy a karaoke night hosted by Phil Evans, whose infectious energy sets the stage for singing favorite hits and classic tunes alongside friends and fellow karaoke fans. There is no cover.

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.

Celebrate the season at an inclusive, welcoming market featuring crystal stones, one-of-a-kind creations, readings, a T-shirt bar, and more. Browse witchy tools and altar items, enjoy the atmosphere, and take part in a 50/50 cash prize drawing benefiting the STL Senior Dog Project and a stone auction.

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.

Compete in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! event with a $5 entry fee and a pack provided at registration. The number of rounds depends on attendance. The top-cut winner receives a winner pack, with additional prizes determined by record and attendance.

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.

Sundaze Duo performs songs by favorite songwriters, from Fleetwood Mac to Bob Dylan and beyond, with plenty of familiar tunes to sing along to. The cozy listening room is known for its great acoustics, and beer, wine, and snacks are available. Instead of tips, donations will be collected for Court Appointed Social Advocates of St. Louis (CASA) to help purchase hygiene items for foster children and teens.

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 dreamy, psych-inflected indie rock to the stage, blending folk-rock, 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.