Events in Jefferson County, MO

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Savor food and drinks with music at Sybergs Arnold.

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.

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.