Events in Kirkwood, MO

HYBYCOZO brings 21 intricately crafted, interactive installations to the Missouri Botanical Garden, illuminating the meeting point of art, science, and nature. Created by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, these large geometric sculptures cast patterned light and shadow across the landscape, revealing the underlying order of the natural world. Presented as a daytime viewing spread throughout the Garden, this showcase marks a first-of-its-kind exhibition in Missouri. Daytime entry is included with regular Garden admission, and members receive free admission each day according to membership level. Purchasing daytime tickets in advance is recommended, especially on weekends.

Moms Group 101 is designed for those who are new and want an introduction to the community and available supports. It offers a supportive, nonjudgmental space for mothers seeking connection and peer encouragement. This gathering is intended for pregnant and postpartum participants who want to learn more about the groups and related services. To help remove barriers, on-site childcare is available, transportation assistance can be arranged, and healthy food options are provided for both moms and children. Diapers, wipes, or period products are also available. Come to listen, share, or simply spend time in community. Registration is encouraged to assist with planning but is not required. For more information, email Kim at Kim.Martino-Sexton@ssmhealth.com.

Experience a calm, library-based Qigong class guided by Certified Level 1 Zhineng Qigong instructor Melanie Coffey Galli. Rooted in a 5,000-year-old Chinese tradition, this practice centers on cultivating qi, the body’s vital energy, to support balance of body, mind, and spirit. Through gentle movements, guided imagery, mindful meditation, and focused intention, participants work to release built-up stress and fatigue. As relaxation deepens, the body’s natural capacity to heal can take hold and vitality can return. The session focuses on clear, approachable techniques you can use to nourish your own well-being. No prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an open mind and heart. About the instructor: Melanie Coffey Galli began practicing in 2019 and is dedicated to sharing and teaching Zhineng Qigong. When not teaching, she enjoys time in nature, fancy cheese, and crafting gear for professional wrestlers. Registration is required, and a separate registration is needed for each class. A signed waiver is required at the time of class, with forms available on site if needed. If you have questions about participating related to your health, consult your medical professional before registering.

APA Brentwood offers a simple way to protect pets with microchipping. For $20, each pet receives a microchip and a personalized ID tag to help make reunions possible if they go missing. The APA team provides a quick and safe service at an affordable price. No appointment is required, and walk-ins are welcome during open hours. Spread the word so friends, family, and fellow pet lovers can keep their companions secure.

Craft Nights at K9 Garden Bar & Patio offer a weekly opportunity to get creative with a new project each time. The first session features Bead Pet Keychains, with options to make animal, dog breed, and colorful designs to take home. Participation is $5 plus any drink purchase, and that covers all supplies. Everyone is welcome, no prior experience needed, and materials are provided.

Enjoy a casual evening of board games at Schlafly Bottleworks. There is no admission cost, and attendees can get discounts on food and drinks.

Mike Mattingly returns to the Billy G’s patio with Kirkwood charm and live music that brings upbeat energy. The patio setting often draws a lively crowd for a relaxed night out. Performances are outdoors on the patio, and scheduling may vary due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Enjoy Tim McGraw live at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri.

Shinedown appears alongside Winona Fighter at The Factory in Chesterfield, St. Louis, Missouri. It is a chance to see both acts share the stage at this venue.

Business professionals meet at Viviano’s in Chesterfield for a RAD Networking gathering centered on genuine relationships rather than surface-level exchanges. The group has been growing together for four years and uses a private area of the Italian market and restaurant, surrounded by food, wine, and specialty items. Attendees can bring their own coffee and connect in a setting that values giving and receiving referrals, building quality relationships, and ensuring everyone is seen and heard. There is no category exclusivity, so the environment accommodates professionals from any field.

Treat yourself while supporting a meaningful cause at the 14th annual Teal Toes for SLOCA at Nail Pro in Des Peres. Guests are encouraged to paint their toes teal in recognition of National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The event also features raffles and treats. Teal Toes for SLOCA was founded by friends and family of the late Shawn Blaes.

Big Dog Energy Tuesdays at APA waives adoption fees for dogs that are at least 5 months old and weigh 30 pounds or more. This recurring Tuesday promotion includes most big dogs, with a few exceptions. For details or eligibility questions, please reach out.

A screening in the Buder Auditorium features Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948, G), where a Manhattan couple moves to the Connecticut suburbs and faces an escalating series of construction problems that turn their new home into a costly ordeal. Starring Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Melvyn Douglas, Reginald Denny, and Louise Beavers. The film runs 94 minutes.

Take part in an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons campaign in the Forgotten Realms at Bodach’s Games. A veteran Dungeon Master leads a consistent, dedicated group, and players of every experience level are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned adventurers. Expect engaging, story-driven play, with premade characters available if you want to jump right in. Both walk-ins and spectators are welcome. The fee is $15 per session. For questions or to reserve a seat, email Overturfq2907@gmail.com.

At Tower Grove Park, a laid-back but energetic Tuesday evening farmers market showcases local produce, meats, hot and ready-to-eat foods, drinks, and handcrafted goods. More than 40 vendors set up each week, creating an easygoing spot to unwind at sunset, share dinner and drinks with friends and family, and support local. The last Tuesday market of each month also features a Vintage Bazaar.

Celebrate the end of Aquaport’s season with an evening dedicated to canine swimmers. Well-behaved dogs six months and older are welcome with their humans for pool time that is for pups only. People do not enter the water. Dogs must have current rabies and distemper vaccinations, arrive freshly bathed, and stay on a leash except while swimming. No other animals are permitted. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. To speed entry, bring vaccination records to the Community Center in advance for pre-verification, or present them at the gate before paying if you wait until event day. Tickets are available at the gate only. Admission is $15 for Season Pass holders and residents, $20 for non-residents, and $10 for each additional dog.

This mid-year celebration features special prize opportunities. Entry is five dollars. The event uses a three-round Swiss format, and each win awards a booster pack.

Experience a chair-based yoga flow that blends low impact movement with high energy vibes. Created with people who have mobility challenges in mind, the class welcomes anyone seeking a supportive practice. The session trades the usual quiet for pulsing house music, colorful lighting, and steady rhythms, while every sequence stays fully seated. With accessibility at the forefront and only minimal adjustments needed, it is about feeling the beat, building confidence, and moving in an inclusive space. Expect to finish feeling refreshed and recharged. Advance sign-up is suggested, but drop-ins are welcome.

Adults of all crafting experience levels can take part in a hands-on session creating clothespin animal puppets. All supplies are provided, so the only thing to bring is yourself. Registration is required and space is limited. To be added to the waitlist, email Adam at akhan@slpl.org. If you register and then cannot attend, please notify Adam so another person can participate. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.

The Bookaneers is a monthly library book club for young readers that talks about books, creates a craft project, and enjoys snacks. Each gathering highlights a different theme or title, with flexible guidelines that keep the emphasis on fun and community. It is designed for ages 7 to 11, and is open to interested children of any age. The group will discuss InvestiGATORS #1 by John Patrick Green. Copies are available at the front desk or can be requested through the library’s online catalog.

Returning to Blue Strawberry STL’s musical lineup, this singers open mic features a full band ready to back every performer. The Black & White Band will accompany vocalists in styles spanning jazz standards, Broadway, pop, blues and R&B. Singers should bring sheet music. Food and drinks are available throughout. Presented on select Tuesdays. Cover charge is $10.

An open mic in St. Louis spotlighting live music, poetry, and comedy from emerging local artists. This weekly gathering carries a five-star rating and marks a decade of support for arts and entertainment. Organizers are committed to pushing culture forward while maintaining supportive spaces where the community can express itself. Early bird tickets are available through POSH for $5 plus tax.

Earth Tongue brings its heavy psych roar to The Sinkhole alongside Scuzz and The Maness Brothers. The Wellington, New Zealand duo of guitarist Gussie Larkin and drummer Ezra Simons deals in thick, fuzz-drenched riffs and unpredictable rhythms that have been putting audiences into a daze since their start. Their first album, Floating Being, became an underground favorite and led to repeated tours across Australasia and Europe, with praise from BBC Radio 6, Bandcamp, and headbangers around the world. After a run on the road with Ty Segall they signed to In The Red Records and released Great Haunting, a lockdown-written set steeped in vintage horror vibes that wrings huge atmosphere from just guitar, drums, and raw vocals. The band has racked up more than 50 shows across Europe and the UK, sharing stages with Queens of the Stone Age, IDLES, Ty Segall, Acid King, Brant Bjork, and Kikagaku Moyo, and their concerts balance crushing weight with hooks that linger. Their third album, Dungeon Vision, produced by Ty Segall, arrived on In The Red Records. This is an all-ages show with $15 admission.

Unsane brings the Occupational Hazard North America 2026 tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room with support from Young Widows and Nowhere But Down. Tickets are on sale. General admission is $21.55 in advance and $23.95 day of show. This event is open to all ages, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for anyone under 21. For valid entry, purchase only through Etix, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers are not guaranteed and the venue cannot assist with third‑party issues. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without additional ticket fees.

Unwind with a floor-based practice that blends myofascial release and yin-inspired stillness. With the help of soft, textured therapy balls and longer, supported holds, you will apply steady pressure and quiet pauses to the hips, shoulders, and back to reduce tightness and help the nervous system settle. The focused work builds refined body awareness and eases deeply held tension, while yin postures create gentle, supported space so movement, breath, and overall ease can return. Guided by facilitator Matt Healey, this session is offered in the Main Studio at Joy of Yoga and online. It welcomes people who sit at desks, athletes, and anyone seeking relief from pain, improved mobility, or less stress, as well as those looking for a reset in the middle of the week. No prior experience or flexibility is required. Pricing options include a $16 in-studio drop-in and an $11 online drop-in. Class cards, unlimited, and monthly memberships are accepted.

Settle in at the Stephen & Peter Sachs Museum for a read-aloud featuring Jaden’s Impossible Garden by Melina Mangal and Have You Ever Seen a Flower? by Shawn Harris. The stories are presented by Jeannie Gearin and Florence Smith as part of an ongoing program where Garden staff share favorite books inside the historic museum building. After the readings, take time to explore The Literary Garden: The Cultivation of Plants and Gardens in Narratives. This event welcomes all ages, requires no advance registration, and is included with Garden admission.

Team Bill Box’s Blue, Red, and Grey returns with its annual fundraiser at Failoni’s Restaurant and Bar, where 20 percent of every food and beverage purchase, dine in or carry out, benefits Pedal the Cause. The event features live music and raffle items, all supporting the goal of a world without cancer.

This Grand Archive league event at The Nerd Merchant features three Swiss rounds of play. The entry fee is $5, and prizing includes one booster pack for each win along with one event pack.

St. Louis Track Club’s Pace Series invites runners and walkers to test their sense of rhythm on varied routes in Forest Park, with courses from 3K to 4.2 miles. Before each outing, participants predict how long they will take, then set off without watches or phones and move by feel. Points are awarded based on the difference between predicted and actual finish times, so the focus is on pacing rather than racing. Walkers begin first, followed by other participants. This long-running local tradition spans more than half a century. Each outing is $1, with optional donations that help fund post-run snacks and an end-of-season celebration. Monthly accuracy leaders receive ribbons, and series champions earn trophies at a closing fun run and awards presentation. Registration is not required, but a signed waiver is needed before participating and most updates are shared by email. Meet at the Forest Park Visitors Center.

A recurring open session that offers unstructured time for free play in a casual format.

Enjoy a casual board game gathering at Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & Cafe. Bring your own favorites or pick from the venue’s collection, with play ranging from quick, easy titles to longer, more complex games. Even when RSVPs are low, attendance often includes at least ten regulars. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and the bar and cafe offer options on site. The group meets in a separate private room with jail cell booths rather than inside the main bar. After entering, walk toward the glass doors for Pieces and look for a doorway on the left that leads into the room of jail cells before those doors. Staff can provide directions if needed. Free street parking is available, and the Anheuser-Busch lot across from the bar is not open to public parking.

This weekly evening ride is supported by volunteer members of South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery and rolls out from South Side Cyclery. Arrive early so you and your bike are ready for the start, and visit the shop no later than the day before if you need help making sure your bike is set. All riders must check in and sign a waiver. Helmets and lights are required. The ride welcomes multiple pace groups to suit different comfort levels. A beginner friendly option aims for up to 10 miles in about 1 hour 45 minutes. The party pace averages 12 to 13 mph for roughly 15 miles. The intermediate group averages 14 to 15 mph for about 20 miles. The advanced group rides 16 mph or faster for approximately 30 miles. Routes change each week to offer safe options through parts of St. Louis City and County.

Put your film knowledge to the test at The Meaning of Bar during a movie-focused trivia night. Build a team of up to six people and tackle questions about directors, series, actors, and those obscure details that stick in your head. There is no cost to participate. Themes rotate each week, offering fresh challenges and plenty of chances to pick up even more fun facts.

Marilyn Manson brings a tightly controlled, visually charged show to the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri. The open-air setting intensifies the interplay between refined staging and raw, aggressive sound. The performance leans into sharp industrial textures, with momentum driven by tracks like “Disposable Teens,” combining distorted rhythms with a confrontational vocal delivery. Every moment lands with precision and emotional weight. The atmosphere stays tense and immersive from start to finish, showcasing a command of large spaces without losing intensity.

Enjoy country line dance instruction led by Mabee Fitness, followed by a lively social with music from Big Music Entertainment. Begin with a guided lesson to learn steps and build confidence, then keep the momentum going during the social dance. Admission is $15 for both the class and social, or $10 for the social only.

Part of a Speaker Series, this event features Katy Kohler sharing stories of global underwater discoveries, archaeological expeditions, and shipwreck exploration. An advanced trimix rebreather diver, she has completed scientific and recovery dives in settings from Antarctic ice to warm Pacific waters. Her background includes more than a decade as a career firefighter and paramedic and service on a public safety dive team. On recent expeditions she has served as operations and safety officer, developing emergency medical plans for dive teams and writing standard and emergency operating procedures for multiple HMHS Britannic projects. Her photography has appeared in advertisements, equipment reviews, magazine articles, and the book Inside Britannic. She is also an experienced ice climber and helicopter pilot. Her fieldwork includes HMHS Britannic photogrammetry and interior survey projects, the POLES Antarctic Project, an HMHS Britannic archaeological recovery project, and government-sponsored archaeological diving in the South Pacific. The presentation is available online or in person at the shop, with opportunities to enjoy camaraderie with fellow divers. Attendees are encouraged to bring a snack to share and a favorite beverage.

Ana Hollowood brings her cabaret debut, Risky Revelry, to Blue Strawberry STL. An emerging musician studying at St. Louis University, she has trained with Lori Barrett Pagano, Stephanie Tennill, and through the St. Louis Cabaret Conference. Drawing on risks taken and the missteps of a young life, she offers stories shaped by lessons learned, with themes of love, loss, and a bit of chaos.

Rob Zombie teams up with Marilyn Manson for a concert at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri. This event features both artists on the same bill at the amphitheatre.

Across five weeks, this five-part Kundalini yoga series explores Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether as elemental energies in your inner and outer life. Each session focuses on a single element through the lens of Kundalini, weaving breathwork with both stillness and dynamic movement, plus meditation and mantra, to help you embody its qualities. Guided by Claire Beerbower, participants can expect greater vitality and a steadier sense of inner peace, along with practical practices to continue beyond class. Offered at Joy of Yoga in the Main Studio and online. Pricing options include $16 in studio drop in and $11 online drop in, and class cards, unlimited, and monthly memberships are accepted. If you cannot attend live, registration provides a Zoom recording within 24 hours with three days of access.

Voodoo Phish presents its annual review of Summer Tour at Atomic By Jamo, delivering two extended sets filled with favorites from the recent shows along with additional selections not heard earlier this year. In keeping with tradition, the set list will be completely different from the last Voodoo Phish outing. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean "Big Red" Canan on guitar, Nate "Chairman Of The Boards" Hershey on keys, Josip "Cactus" Capan on bass, and Sean "Henrietta" Anglin on drums.

The Barbarians of California headline Blueberry Hill Duck Room with support from Squint and Armed for Apocalypse, with a welcome from 105.7 The Point. Tickets are on sale. General admission is $29.95 in advance and $35.95 at the door. All ages are admitted. Guests under 21 will be charged a $2 minor surcharge at the door, cash only. For valid entry, purchase through Etix, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website. Tickets from other sellers may not be honored and the venue cannot assist with issues from those vendors. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without extra ticket fees.

Returning to St. Louis, where the TAA began, this multi-day celebration of tamburitza music takes place at the Sheraton Westport Chalet and features popular bands, cherished events, and a nationwide passion for the tradition.

This easygoing weekly market in Francis Park brings together farmers, food vendors, and artisans from the community. Browse fresh fruits and vegetables, locally raised meats, handcrafted items, and prepared foods ready to enjoy, all while supporting small businesses.

Crestwood Aquatic Center hosts a canine pool party where dogs can enjoy the water and play in the pool. A portion of proceeds benefits the Crestwood Animal Shelter. Proof of vaccinations is required at registration, and each dog must be accompanied by a handler who is at least 14 years old. Separate swim sessions are arranged for dogs 45 pounds or less and for those 46 pounds or more.

Continuing the Bellydancing for Joy and Fitness series, choreography practice sessions at Central Library focus on American Fusion bellydance. They offer a fun workout and a chance to broaden your dance repertoire, and no previous experience is required.

Enjoy a no-cost event that is welcoming to newcomers, with learn-to-play guidance available. Collect stamps during play and trade them in for Prize Packs. When supplies allow, each participant may receive one free Booster Pack.

Learn how rainscaping can curb stormwater, protect area waterways, and strengthen the health of home landscapes. The session shares clear, doable methods to catch and absorb rain on site, highlights the value of using Missouri native plants in yards, and outlines grant options that may help fund projects. Suitable for both first-time and experienced gardeners, it offers practical takeaways for creating outdoor spaces that are beautiful, sustainable, and supportive of wildlife. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.

Frequency returns to Intertwine Wine Bar with a cross-genre electronic showcase in collaboration with Faded. Expect adventurous selections, heavy basslines, and an atmosphere built for dancing. Whether you follow the scene closely or are just exploring, the focus is on connection through sound, spanning jungle, drum and bass, and more. High energy, big low end, and a room that moves together from first track to last.

Settle in at Viviano’s Festa Italiano in Chesterfield for a relaxed Paint Nite with Artmazing Event Co, where you will create the Star-Spangled Eagle. All painting materials are provided, with optional stencils and step-by-step guidance to keep things easy whether you attend on your own or with friends. Order food and drinks from Viviano’s, sold separately, and enjoy a friendly evening centered on creativity and fun. You will head home with a patriotic eagle painting made by you.

Wind down the day with an all-levels yoga class in Lafayette Park led by Lucy Short of Yogi Spice. Sessions are held weekly near the boathouse on the playground side. Please bring a mat and water. The cost is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended.

Billy Idol performs live in concert at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri.

Billy Idol performs live at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri, USA.

Tom Bell brings a lifetime of singing to the stage, tracing a journey that began more than six decades ago with The Jokers and continues with The Black and White Band, who welcomed him after performing at a few open mics at Blue Strawberry. His path has included choirs and musical theatre, and as a letter carrier he was invited by the STL Post Office to sing the national anthem at new stamp unveilings. He also performed the anthem ten times at Busch Stadium, each coinciding with a Cardinals win. This performance draws on the eras and styles he loves, from rock and roll, R&B, and blues to big band standards spanning the 1950s through the 1980s. Expect love songs about searching, finding, loss, and remembrance, blues numbers that feature his harmonica, and timeless picks chosen for their lyrics, musicianship, or the memories they evoke. The goal is to entertain, get the room moving, encourage reflection on the messages in the music, and spark memories tied to these songs.

Canaan Cox brings the We Out Here Tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room. This all-ages event offers general admission at $21.55 in advance or $23.95 day of show, with a VIP option at $75.15. Attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 minor surcharge at the door, payable in cash. To ensure valid entry, the venue advises purchasing only through its exclusive ticketing partner or the artist’s official site, since tickets from other sources may not be authentic and cannot be verified. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are offered at face value without added ticket fees.

Set sail on the Mississippi for a night of live blues that pays tribute to a classic St. Louis tradition. This long-running cruise showcases standout artists from across the region, and this edition features Skeet Rodgers on the bill. Relax with a drink, take in the river views, and enjoy an easygoing evening of music. Tickets must be purchased in advance and all guests must be 21 or older. Admission for adults 21 and over is $35.

Purple Quarters in St. Louis hosts a lively karaoke party with late-night cocktails and good vibes, perfect for a fun outing with friends.

This Creve Coeur meetup at Royal Banks of Missouri brings together business owners and professionals for relationship-first networking hosted by Number 9 Networking. The focus stays on real conversations and collaboration rather than counting referrals. With a network of 105-plus members and gatherings at several locations, participants have many chances to build connections. The organization is locally run, welcomes all industries, and keeps attendance flexible. Membership is offered monthly or annually with no added application costs. Guests may sit in on two meetings before deciding about membership. This meeting is part of a weekly series.

St. Louis Dirt Burners hosts the 25th anniversary edition of the ProTek RC Midwest Nitro Challenge, a landmark outdoor nitro race in the Midwest known for fierce competition and an energetic atmosphere. ProTek RC returns as the title sponsor. Racers can look forward to a freshly built in-house MX-style track and ample track time throughout the event, with practice, qualifying, and mains that welcome participants of all ages and skill levels. Awards from BOOM Graphics will recognize the top five in every class, and there will be door prizes and raffle drawings supported by brands including ProTek RC, Cayote, Hitec, Mayako, and Dillicious Designs. A free event T-shirt is included with paid entry, and food concessions will be available for purchase at the track. The racing program features extended A-mains for nitro classes along with single-run electric A-mains. On-site conveniences include RV and trailer parking with camping permitted, noting that hookups are not available. Affordable hotel options and entry fees aim to make this long-running tradition accessible to both seasoned competitors and newcomers.

Stop by to see KJ Ashley at Beatnik Bob's on the third floor.

This guided, live audio-described tour explores why some artworks carry no title, from deliberate artistic choices to unspecified reasons. Drawing on works from the museum collection, it invites visitors to consider how the absence of a title shapes meaning and personal interpretation. The experience turns visual details into spoken language to support inclusive access. Meet at the Sculpture Hall welcome desk. Entry is determined by order of arrival, and reservations are not needed.

This Star Wars Unlimited league at The Nerd Merchant features three rounds of Swiss play with a $5 entry. Earn one booster pack for each win and receive one event pack. If another Star Wars event is scheduled, it will take the place of this one because single instances cannot be removed from the recurring series.

Enjoy free Commander play at The Nerd Merchant. Pods seat three to five players, and prizes may include a pack or promo cards. Please have a Companion App account. Because this listing is part of a recurring series, it may be replaced if another Magic event is scheduled.

Unwind with a gentle, all-levels yoga session in Carondelet Park. The class welcomes all ages and experience levels, offering a calm flow that meets you where you are. Participation is free, and donations are appreciated. No advance registration is required. Bring a yoga mat and water.

This screening features a 2025 documentary about the Piccirilli family, Italian sculptors who made New York City their home and built the country’s biggest and busiest marble-carving workshop. Over nearly five decades, their studio shaped the look of Washington and New York through hundreds of monuments, memorials, and artworks, many of which are preserved in museums and private collections. The film is not rated and runs 60 minutes. When available, tickets for this program can be reserved in person at the Museum’s welcome desks or through MetroTix. Purchases through MetroTix include a service charge, which is waived for in-person reservations at the Museum. Presented with generous support from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Candlelight: The Lord of the Rings brings the music of the trilogy to The Link Auditorium with a tribute performed by the Listeso String Quartet. Marking the 25th anniversary of the saga, the program spans beloved themes from The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King, including Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All, Concerning Hobbits, Amon Hen, The Breaking of the Fellowship featuring In Dreams, Foundations of Stone, The Riders of Rohan, Evenstar, Gollum's Song, Minas Tirith, The Ride of the Rohirrim, The Return of the King, Into the West, and The Grey Havens. The setlist and scores are approved by Howard Shore, composer of the original films. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. There is no strict dress code, and attendees are welcome to draw inspiration from Middle-earth with character themed attire if they wish.

Austin Grimm delivers laid-back vibes and music at 4 Hands Kirkwood. The event takes place at Peacemaker Lobster & Crab Co. in Kirkwood.

Zac Brown Band brings its Love & Fear Tour to Enterprise Center in St. Louis.

Bingo takes over K9 Garden with a lively night of games set both inside the restaurant and out on the patio. Sip a drink, enjoy food and friendly company, and play for prizes. Pups are welcome. Members receive their first bingo book free, extra books cost $5, and daubers are available for $1.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, a rotating lineup of live music paired with food and beverages, this performance showcases Col Ford, a guitar-driven outfit blending classic country, western swing, and soulful vocals with an electrified vintage flair. The band features veteran players Gary Hunt, Dade Farrar, Dan Kathriner, and John Horton.

A community Reiki share, also known as a Reiki circle or exchange, brings people together to offer and receive Reiki in a supportive group setting. These monthly circles emphasize shared practice, mutual support, and learning from one another. Each gathering includes techniques and practical approaches for using Reiki to ease personal stress and to bring comfort to others. All are welcome, whether new to Reiki or experienced, and the event is open to the public. Facilitated by Crystal V. in the Downstairs Studio. Cost is $22.

At Blue Strawberry STL, St. Louis singer-songwriter J. Chambers delivers songs pared to their core, with a single acoustic guitar and intimate, provocative vocals at the center. The melodies are memorable and searing, and the overall sound stays close and unadorned, landing with a powerful emotional punch. He is known for openly sharing personal vulnerabilities in performance, creating space for listeners to reflect on their own. Chambers previously wrote and sang for Universal Records’ New World Spirits and for the St. Louis band Blackout Angels.

An evening dinner cruise pairs live music with a chef-inspired menu while showcasing sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. The experience lasts two hours and is suited to special celebrations, a romantic night out, or a relaxing escape on the water. Guests can stroll the top deck for fresh perspectives as the city glows at night. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure, and the vessel leaves at the scheduled time, so plan to arrive early. Tickets are $64 for adults ages 13 and up, $28 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants up to age 2 with a ticket.

Voodoo Fleetwood Mac brings its annual tribute to Fleetwood Mac to the Atomic Pavilion at Atomic By Jamo, delivering two full sets that span beloved hits, lesser-known favorites, and select solo material. The lineup features Sean Canan and JD Hughes on guitars, Wil Reeves on bass, Andrew Weir on keys, Danny Carroll on drums, and vocalists Mattie Schell and Hillary Fitz. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show. Previous editions have sold out.

Enjoy live music from Joe Dirt and the Dirty Boys at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Westport Social presents live music by Just In Time. Admission is free, and games are available at no charge.

Late-night karaoke brings the spotlight to Blue Strawberry STL with Phil Evans hosting. Guests step up to the mic to belt out favorite hits and classic tracks while friends and strangers cheer one another on. Phil keeps the energy high and the atmosphere welcoming, shaping a night of memorable singalongs. Presented on Friday nights. No cover.

Hosted by Kirkwood Rotary, this annual charity event raises funds for local charities. Proceeds support organizations in the community. Additional details are available on the event flier.

A special tune day in St. Louis spotlights Overland Tailor, a specialist in custom off-road performance calibrations for Toyota vehicles. The Toyota-focused OTT tune is designed to refine power delivery and improve efficiency, helping make vehicles more capable for overlanding adventures. Pricing varies by model. Tacoma tunes start at $500, with supercharged setups starting at $650. 4Runner tunes begin at $500, or $725 for supercharged. Tundra tuning starts at $450, or $1000 for supercharged. GX470 starts at $500. GX460 starts at $650. Land Cruiser starts at $450. LX570 starts at $500. FJ Cruiser starts at $450, or $1000 for supercharged models. The final price depends on year, trim, and available options.

TREO Foundation's The Walk in St. Louis brings the community together for walking, networking, learning, and fun. The event raises awareness and support for Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity, with an inclusive approach that welcomes every participant. Presenting sponsors are the Missouri State Chapter of ASMBS and the Saint Louis Obesity Society. Participants choose their own pace and distance, creating a comfortable, flexible experience. A virtual registration option is available for those who prefer to take part remotely. Online registration is a $30 donation, with an Early Bird rate of $20. Children under 12 can participate at no cost with an adult. On-site registration is $35, payable by cash or by credit card on a mobile device. In-person participants receive an event shirt while supplies last. This 501(c)(3) fundraising event benefits the TREO Foundation and its work in Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity.

The 4th Annual Miles of Memories 5k by Legacy of Patriots takes place at Fenton City Park. Registration is available for the run, and there is also a new Jeep registration option for the event.

This collaborative garden session brings members and volunteers together to care for shared spaces. Drop-in participation is welcome, with tasks suited to a wide range of abilities. For guidance on how you can help, check in with Stephanie.

Shoppers can browse and make purchases in person at Kirkwood Farmers Markets.

The 5th Annual Duo Dash 5K Run and 1-Mile Dog Walk returns to Tower Grove Park, bringing together fitness, fun, and fundraising in support of Duo Dogs. This year also celebrates Duo Ambassador Dog Barclay’s eighth birthday at the Dash. To add to the celebration, participants can bring donations such as new hard dog toys for any age, dog training treats with a preference for Zuke’s or Charlee Bear, coconut oil, and round cotton pads. Teams are encouraged to create fundraising pages for their dogs and compete for bragging rights as the top fundraiser. Both the 5K and the walk will begin inside the park at the Sons of Rest Shelter. Register early to be guaranteed an event shirt. Race packets are available for pickup ahead of race day at Duo Dogs, and there is no packet pickup on the morning of the event. If attending with a dog, email proof of vaccinations for Rabies for dogs four months and older, Parvo and Distemper combo, and Bordetella to ewelch@duodogs.org in advance. Whether running, strolling, or cheering, expect a lively, pet friendly day.

The farmers market at Tower Grove Park features local produce, meat and other food, along with a variety of goods from artisans, growers and makers, plus other offerings to explore.

Experience a community-focused gathering as the SOHA District brings people together in a welcoming space celebrating talented makers, artists, and small businesses. Browse unique finds, meet the creators, and support local while you shop and connect. Barkuterie Shop will be on site alongside other local vendors, offering plenty to explore.

Take an open, supportive look at the full caregiving journey, from caring for loved ones as they age to honoring loss and memory. Reflect on how connection, care, and meaning shift across life’s stages, and consider thoughtful ways to hold stories and relationships through change. The session is led by Maurya Dominica Cockrell, DHPE, a speaker and educator who founded Leaves Speak, a platform focused on aging, legacy, and meaningful connection. Her work centers on aging and elderhood, intergenerational ties, grief and readiness for end of life, and the social factors that shape health. She fosters reflective conversations that help individuals and families navigate identity, caregiving, and the narratives they carry, and she created the HARMOMNI conversation framework. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.

Learn to craft an interactive felt busy book alongside other caregivers and young children. While adults focus on making their project, children can enjoy a storytime that demonstrates how the busy book can be used. Each participating adult will complete one felt busy book to take home. Sign-up is recommended, and materials are available for 15 participants in the order of arrival. This activity is geared toward caregivers with children ages 2 to 5. Sensory notes include the possibility of shared, close spaces, bright colors, occasional louder sounds, and activities such as singing and clapping. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.

Celebrate how people move around St. Louis at the inaugural ALL WAYS STL Connected Mobility Festival, a free community gathering at Cortex Commons. The event brings together transportation agencies, advocacy groups, community partners, and service providers to spotlight walking, biking, rolling, riding transit, and combining modes for seamless trips. Attendees can explore hands-on exhibits and demonstrations, family-friendly activities, accessibility technology showcases, and transportation learning opportunities. Local food will be available for purchase, and festival merchandise will support RAISE Transit. Participants include RAISE Transit, Metro Transit, Citizens for Modern Transit, Great Rivers Greenway, Trailnet, Missourians for Responsible Transportation, Missouri Coalition for the Environment, Missouri Council of the Blind, United Workers of the Blind, the National Federation of the Blind, Lewis & Clark Chapter, S.M.A.R.T. convened by Paraquad, the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging, NaviLens, the Missouri Historical Society’s I Am St. Louis banner exhibit, the St. Louis Public Library, StrongGo Industries, Transform 314, and Royal Family Care Services, with food from Roxy’s Hot Grill and Duchess Rose Royal Street Food. Set in one of the city’s most accessible public spaces along the Brickline Greenway and steps from the Cortex MetroLink Station, this festival highlights efforts to make transportation more connected, accessible, and welcoming for everyone. Hosted by RAISE Transit.

Explore the roots of Northern European energy healing and sympathetic magick in a focused class led by Jeff “The Hooded Wanderer” Felty. Drawing on pre-Christian and early folk practices from the Germanic world, with echoes that continue in Pennsylvania German traditions, the session looks at how healers and wise practitioners worked with the body as an energetic system closely tied to land, spirit, and symbol. Participants learn how intention, spoken charms, and ritual actions were used to bring balance and support well-being. The class introduces the core ideas of sympathetic magick, where correspondences and symbolic acts can influence outcomes, and shows how to direct energy through focused will while crafting healing charms and spells. It is designed for both newcomers to energy work and those wishing to deepen an existing practice through ancestral pathways. Cost is $35, with prepayment required to hold a spot.

Hosted at Four Seasons Country Club, this tournament offers registration before play begins, with late entry available until the start of Level 5. Each player starts with 30,000 chips. Blind levels progress at a steady pace, with a break after every four levels. The flight concludes at the end of Level 12.

Explore a variety of intuitive services with Mystic Valley’s spiritual consultants. Short readings are 15 minutes for $20. Offerings include Tarot, Oracle, Astrology, Crystal Cards, Sacred Path Cards, and more. No appointment is required, and readings are provided on a first come, first served basis.

A touch of witchy magic infuses this book fair at 2nd Shift Brewing in St. Louis. A fresh lineup of authors will be on hand to sign and sell their books, with literary merchandise to browse and food and beverages available from 2nd Shift and Mess Hall. STL Bookish Events aims to build an inclusive, thriving literary community throughout St. Louis and nearby areas by uplifting local authors, supporting small businesses, and bringing people together through a shared love of stories. Admission is free and open to the public, reflecting the belief that stories are meant to be shared.

Forest Park Golf Course in St. Louis hosts the seventh annual KMA Foundation Golf Tournament, featuring a day that starts with registration, shifts to a shotgun start, and wraps up with dinner and an awards presentation after the round. Foursomes are welcome. The KMA Foundation honors the memories of loved ones and works to build safer roads and stronger communities through awareness efforts, advocacy, scholarships, and community programs.

An inaugural vendor event has been confirmed. Additional information will be shared soon.

Celebrate the intersection of stage and kitchen with a program that pairs Barbara Harbach’s Pioneer Women: From Skagway to White Mountain for voice, piano, and clarinet with Lee Hoiby’s playful one-act opera Bon Appétit!, a tuneful homage to Julia Child. The performance lasts about an hour and a half, followed by a reception serving Julia Child’s famed chocolate cake with coffee. Doors open 30 minutes before the music begins. Everyone in the community is welcome, from music lovers to theatergoers to food enthusiasts.

This walk-around wine tasting features unlimited samples guided by experts. Discover new favorites and purchase bottles at well-below-retail pricing. Italian street food and antipasti will be available for purchase. Tickets are $40 per person, subject to tax. Attendance is limited, and the tasting serves as the grand finale of the Summer Tour of Italy series.

Artmazing Event Co hosts a back-to-school painting event for teens and adults at Viviano's in Chesterfield, featuring the Vintage Books in Bloom artwork in the no-cup format. The session offers a relaxed, social afternoon with friends or family while participants customize colors and, if desired, add titles to the book spines. All art materials are provided, and no prior experience is needed. A separate ticket option adds a coffee or tea cup element and typically takes about 30 minutes longer to complete.

Enjoy game day at a welcoming hangout that has everything covered from the pregame through the final moments and into the postgame. With food and drinks available, settle in for the action and keep the good times rolling.

A trivia night in celebration of Meg features a Hawaiian luau theme, with ample food and drinks, raffles, and silent auctions. Table reservations are available.

Enjoy live music beneath the lights at The Fountain Stage as part of the summer patio series. Food and cocktails are provided by The Mexican STL, and outside food or coolers are not permitted.

Celebrate a tropical evening that supports high-risk postpartum mothers. Expect drinks, dinner, and dancing, with music from That 80s Band. The vibe is luau festive, so Hawaiian prints and bright tropical styles are encouraged. Suggested looks include dress shorts with an aloha shirt for men and sundresses, maxi dresses, or other resort wear for women.

The Chicago White Sox face the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Two storied MLB clubs meet late in the season in a matchup that could influence the race, featuring division-like intensity, strong pitching, and a traditional ballpark atmosphere.

Friends of Honduras presents its annual game night fundraiser at the Rung Community Room, featuring friendly competition alongside a dinner buffet with beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. The evening opens with doors and a silent auction, then transitions into games for the remainder of the event. Attendees can also participate in a fifty-fifty raffle while browsing auction items. Admission is $25 per person, or reserve a table for eight for $200. Friends of Honduras is a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax deductible.

The Gaslight Squares bring traditional jazz from St. Louis, Missouri as part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series. This recurring program features an ever-changing roster of live music alongside food and drink offerings.

The Oliver, Lenihan, Davis Trio presents a vibrant program rooted in the charged, free-spirited interplay of the late 1960s and 70s, a period when jazz, rock, and folk collided to shape new sounds for a generation. The set highlights melodic, exploratory improvisation shaped by songs from Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Cream, The Band, James Taylor, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and more, striking a natural balance between beloved tunes and striking virtuosity in the spirit of seasoned studio musicians cutting loose for a night. Keyboardist Jay Oliver is a veteran producer and session player long based in Los Angeles, with credits that include Bonnie Raitt, Celine Dion, Glenn Frey and the Eagles, Maynard Ferguson, Dave Weckl, Russ Kunkel, Jay Graydon, Sheryl Crow, and Jimmy Buffett on stage and in the studio. Guitarist William Lenihan is a composer, performer, and producer whose work spans jazz, pop, theater, film, and classical settings, with collaborations that include Ron Carter, Michael Brecker, Dave Weckl, Gary Husband, Marc Copland, Petula Clark, Julie Andrews, Bernadette Peters, the Shirelles, and Suzanne Somers. His film music credits include projects for George Lucas and Ron Howard, and he continues to appear as a classical guitarist and mandolinist with major symphony and opera orchestras in the United States and Europe. Drummer Steve Davis has performed with Dave Liebman, saxophonist Bill Evans, Richie Beirach, Bennie Golson, Ira Sullivan, and many other innovators, and he is also known as a jazz and drum educator who has taught clinics and masterclasses with Jamey Aebersold.

Delmar Hall hosts Pokey LaFarge on the Rent Money Tour with Cicada Rhythm. General admission is $37.50 if purchased in advance and $40.00 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages. One person who marks Interested on the event will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For secure entry, purchase tickets only through Ticketmaster or the artist's official website, as tickets from other sellers may not be valid.

The Record Company brings soulful blues to Atomic Cowboy Pavilion & The Bootleg in a live concert. The trio delivers a high-energy set that keeps the crowd dancing and radiates feel-good energy.

An easygoing yet refined social dedicated to Argentine tango, vals, and milonga. Dance to the music or relax and listen. Light refreshments are provided, including fruit, cheese, and crackers, with occasional treats from local bakers. The gathering is BYOB, and guests may bring favorite beverages or desserts to share. Admission is $10 per person at the door, payable in cash or via Venmo.

Breakdown Shakedown brings a free live show to Westport Social. There is no cover charge, and the venue offers complimentary games for added fun.

Enjoy live music from McLovin' at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Discover how to make fluffy, golden, hot-from-the-oil New Orleans beignets in a hands-on cooking class at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea The Grove. Learn the techniques and kitchen secrets that create a perfectly light, airy texture from scratch, then finish each batch with a generous dusting of powdered sugar. The experience blends instruction with upbeat vibes, including laughs, good music, and good company. Admission is $59.99 per person, and you can take $5 off with code CHEFLEGINA. Seats tend to go quickly.

Enjoy a beginner friendly yoga class surrounded by aquatic life, presented by the Aquarium in collaboration with Personal Space Fitness. Bring your own mat, arrive a little early, and expect a prompt start. Participants must be 16 or older. The fee is $25 per person, and parking is included.

This event uses tiered entry. Early access is available for five dollars, followed by general admission for three dollars. Admission becomes free later in the day. Vendors can reserve a table for thirty-five dollars.

Spend a focused week moving your family history projects forward with practical, hands-on support. This retreat centers on individual projects, offering guided work sessions, collaboration with peers, and encouragement to organize your research. Participants can visit local research institutions in St. Louis, dedicate time to finish lingering tasks, and brainstorm strategies with other genealogists. Visitors from out of town and local day attendees are welcome. The gathering takes place at the Best Western Kirkwood Inn in St. Louis and is presented by Family Tree Tours. For more information, email info@familytreetours.com or germansinstlouis@gmail.com.

The St. Louis Promise Walk for Preeclampsia brings families, friends, and supporters to Tower Grove Park, gathering at the Sons of Rest Pavilion for a free, family friendly day focused on awareness, community, and fundraising for a cure. Supporting the Preeclampsia Foundation, the event advances education, support, and research to improve outcomes for those affected by gestational hypertensive disorders. Activities include speeches, free face painting, bubble fun, a children's interactive concert, juggling, a memorial honoring women and babies who died due to gestational hypertensive disorders, and the walk.

At The National Museum of Transportation, this annual showcase welcomes Chevrolets of every type, including cars, trucks, and vans from any year. Entry is $25, and dash plaques are reserved for the first 100 entries. Trophies will be awarded for first, second, and third place across 20 classes, along with Best of Show and the State Farm Ladies Choice. The popular Good Truck from last year will return. The goal is to raise funds for H.E.R.O.S. Care.

Lucy Short of Yogi Spice leads Yoga Sculpt in Lafayette Park on Sundays. Each session runs 60 minutes and welcomes all experience levels. Please bring a mat and water. The class meets beneath the large oak in the open field by the boathouse. The cost is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended.

Experience a cozy 30 minute ASMR sampler held once a month at Mod Massage. Whether you are curious about tingles or texture-focused triggers, this is a simple way to unwind with no commitment. Sessions are complimentary, with five 30 minute appointments available. Reservations are required and walk-ins are not accepted. Space is limited and spots go quickly, so please arrive on time.

Tension can build quietly from desk time, stress, and repetitive motions until it starts to affect how you move and rest. This yin‑inspired, floor‑centered class pairs targeted self‑massage with soft, tactile therapy balls and long, supported stretches to melt tightness in the hips, back, shoulders, and more. You will learn simple techniques to relax overworked muscles, then ease into restorative shapes that settle the nervous system and promote a deep sense of release. Generous props keep every posture accessible and comfortable, including bolsters, blankets, blocks, straps, and chairs. There are no complex sequences or showy poses, just a gentle, inquisitive pace with options offered for all bodies and all experience levels. The vibe is quiet and grounding, and there may be a few smiles when a ball lands on just the right spot. This session suits desk workers, athletes such as runners, cyclists, and lifters, people recovering from injury, anyone managing stress or nervous system overload, and anyone looking for more ease in daily movement. Flexibility is not required. Led by Matthew Healey. Offered in the main studio and online. Drop‑in pricing is $16 for in‑studio and $11 for online, and class cards, unlimited, and monthly memberships are accepted. Livestream participants receive a Zoom recording with 72‑hour replay access for regularly scheduled classes and one week for workshops.

Celebrate music and culinary flair with a program that pairs Barbara Harbach’s Pioneer Women: From Skagway to White Mountain, performed by voice, piano, and clarinet, with Lee Hoiby’s one-act comic opera Bon Appétit!, a musical nod to Julia Child. The performance lasts about ninety minutes, followed by a reception serving Julia Child’s well known chocolate cake and coffee. The event welcomes the whole community, including fans of music, theater, and good food. Doors open thirty minutes before the performance.

Sean Canan's Voodoo Players present Voodoo Bob Marley at Jefferson Barracks Park Amphitheater. This is a general admission event with tickets priced at $25 in advance or $30 at the gate, payable by cash or credit, and children 10 and under are admitted for free. Parking is complimentary, and food and beverages will be available for purchase. Guests may bring lawn chairs, blankets and bottled water, and island vibes are welcome too. Weapons, illegal drugs, coolers, grills, tents and bad attitudes are not permitted. The show is open to all ages, and children should be supervised at all times for everyone’s safety. Please use the provided trash receptacles and leave the area clean. Refunds are only offered if the performance is cancelled.

This free concert series presented by Delmar Main Street brings live music to Phillip Lucier Park in the Skinker Debaliviere neighborhood. It is family friendly and set on the lawn, where blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets are welcome. Opportunities are available for performers, vendors, and volunteers to get involved.

An improv comedy game show built from quick, short-form challenges, unfolding as a show inside a game in the spirit of Whose Line Is It Anyway. The audience rolls dice to decide which games come next while the performers think on their feet and move along a game board. Expect bursts of singing and dancing, the occasional tear, and plenty of laughter. Audience participation is entirely voluntary.

Brian Clarke brings Voices in My Head to Blue Strawberry STL, a heartfelt concert that explores the songwriters whose influence has stayed with him, including Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, and Jackson Browne. He sings their work, shares the stories that surround it, and performs original songs sparked by their example, tracing how their voices shaped his own. Expect an intimate mix of music and storytelling, part homage and part candid reflection, performed live. It will resonate with anyone who has ever heard a song and wished they had written it.

A weekly open mic at Historic Crossroads welcomes every kind of performance, covering all genres, styles, and formats. Everyone is included, from people to pets and even wildlife. Participants can take the microphone and share their talents.

A relaxed comedy open mic at The Golden Hoosier features St. Louis comics and occasional visiting performers testing fresh jokes. Admission is $5. The bar offers food and drinks before and throughout the show. First-timers and seasoned stand-ups are welcome to participate. Performer signups take place in person at the venue, followed by a brief meeting before the show to review ground rules.

Love and Love and Nothing Else with Trampled By Turtles takes the stage at The Pageant. Tickets are available, with reserved balcony options priced at $60.00 or $50.00, and general admission at $39.50 in advance or $45.00 on the day of the show. This event welcomes all ages. The listing also mentions a drawing in which one person who marks interest in the event will receive two complimentary tickets. For secure entry, purchase only through Ticketmaster, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sources may not be valid and the venue cannot assist with issues from those purchases.

Set on the front lawn at Hawken House, this installment of the Hawken House Concert Series features Three Stones Deep, an Indie group blending fusion, funk, reggae, and progressive rock. Listeners who enjoy The Urge, Khruangbin, Hiatus Kaiyote, Deerhoof, Flying Lotus, Steve Kahn, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Fishbone will feel right at home with the sound.

Artmazing Event Co brings a teens-and-up Paint Nite to Viviano’s in Fenton featuring the Harvest Moon Kitty design. The evening focuses on relaxed, social painting with plenty of laughs, and all supplies are included. Participants of every experience level are welcome, from first-time painters to seasoned creatives. It is a paint party rather than a formal class, suited to cat enthusiasts interested in a creative night out, time with friends, and memory making.

Presented by the LBB Leisure Book Club at YarnCom, this discussion focuses on Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez, a deep dive into how gaps and bias in data shape everyday life, from healthcare to the design of city spaces. Expect a thoughtful conversation about equity and representation, and how often overlooked forces influence the systems and choices people encounter. Attendees are welcome to bring questions and insights to share. The LBB Leisure Book Club spotlights impactful books each month and offers a welcoming space to connect with women who enjoy meaningful conversation. Members benefit from author interactions and giveaways, with discussions happening both in person and online. Members of Little Black Book: Women in Business have access to a private Leisure Book Club Facebook group for ongoing community.

An informal networking gathering at The Wolf Cafe brings together counselors, social workers, psychologists, therapists, coaches, and other helping professionals to connect with peers. It offers a relaxed setting to build relationships, share ideas, and expand professional networks. Attendees are encouraged to bring announcements, flyers, business cards, information about upcoming events, or other materials to share with the group. Conversations center on supporting mental health and wellness, and the atmosphere is casual, collaborative, and fun. For more information, contact Gina Sokolich at respondingfirstcounseling@gmail.com or 314.649.0277.

Mark the beginning of the 26/27 season with friends and family at a yearly concert that is free to attend. This concert is a tradition in the St. Louis community.

Queertown Underground brings a monthly queer mixer to Platypus in the Grove, creating a welcoming space to dance, connect, and be yourself. Expect upbeat music, inspired drinks with cocktails and mocktails, and something tasty to enjoy. There is no cover charge, and voluntary donations to Platypus are encouraged.

This six week beginner series welcomes those who are new to yoga, returning after time away, or seeking a slower, supportive refresher of the basics. In a friendly environment, participants are introduced to foundational elements such as postures, breathwork, mindfulness, and meditation, with clear guidance, space for questions, and practical tips that build comfort and confidence on the mat. Across six sessions, the curriculum starts with core principles, moves into alignment in common poses, explores props and modifications for accessibility, connects breath with mindful movement, supports healthy joints and mobility for a sustainable practice, and concludes with a complete class that brings everything together. The approach emphasizes alignment, breath centered movement, and ways to adapt the practice to each body. No prior experience is required. Facilitated by Sarah Hubach. Offered in the main studio and online. A Zoom recording is available within 24 hours for those who cannot attend live, with three days of access. Cost is $60 for the full series or $16 for a drop in.

Celebrate creativity and community at an open mic evening in the Five Oaks Lobby. Take the stage to sing or play an instrument in a welcoming setting that highlights personal expression and a range of talents. Guests may bring their own food and drinks, and decaf coffee and water will be available.

Tim McGraw takes the stage for a live show at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, MO.

K9 Garden hosts a three-day county fair featuring live music, face painting, carnival games with prizes, classic fair food, food trucks, and a pop-up vendor market. It is designed for families and their dogs, bringing together lively performances, the aromas of favorite fair treats, playful activities, and plenty of shopping to explore.

The 65th annual Greentree Festival brings a free, all-ages celebration to the shade of Kirkwood Park, honoring community and long-standing local traditions. Attendees can enjoy live music, artisans and makers, interactive activities for children, a variety of food, and the event's hallmark hometown parade. With the theme Greentree Festival Celebrates America's 250th, the festivities bring generations together to reflect on the past and look ahead.

Friday Food Truck Night brings tasty eats and live music to Fenton City Park for a relaxed evening outdoors. The participating trucks will be announced soon, with vendor updates to follow. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and an appetite to enjoy time in the park.

Artmazing Event Co hosts a relaxed Paint Nite at Viviano’s in Chesterfield, blending creativity with a friendly social atmosphere. It suits a night out with friends, a unique date, or a chance to try something different. Teens and older participants are welcome with accompanying adults. All supplies are provided, including optional stencils, so no prior experience is needed. Expect plenty of laughs and leave with a beautiful equestrian painting to take home and display.

Presented as part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this performance pairs live music with food and drinks. Miss Jubilee brings the blues and jazz of the 1920s and 30s, led by vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff. Powered by a driving rhythm section and gritty horns, the band draws from the traditions of St. Louis and Chicago's South Side, delivering an energetic, authentic sound that invites dancing, shimmies, and plenty of toe tapping. Enjoyable for audiences of all ages.

Rosalie & The Litzsingers headline Brentwood Days with an energetic set for friends and neighbors in the Brentwood community. The performance takes place at the Brentwood Sports Complex.

Pitbull and Lil Jon appear together in concert at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, Missouri. This performance brings both artists to the same stage.

Westport Social hosts Dirty Muggs for a free live performance. There is no cover charge, and games are free.

Take on the seventh Xtreme Training Hike at Greensfelder, exploring the Beulah Trail and Green Rock Trail. Choose a distance that fits your goals with options of 13.6 or 27.2 miles. For RSVP or questions, contact Ali at areider@cff.org.

At Kirkwood Farmers' Market, explore handwoven bags made from recycled plastic, offered in sizes from mini to jumbo and built for beach days, pool time, market errands, and everything in between. These sturdy baskets carry a lifetime guarantee and come in a wide selection of colors and patterns, with distinctive designs to suit many needs. Each piece is crafted by skilled artisans, many of them mothers who can work from home, and the family-run La Canasta team travels across Guatemala on two-week buying trips to visit makers and bring back additional treasures such as beaded birds, embroidered headbands, and jade jewelry. The market also features vendors spanning food producers, farms, plants, soaps, and jewelry, with coffee available as you browse. Look for La Canasta near the Snocone spot on the east side of the covered market.

Take part in a community clean up focused on refreshing and beautifying shared spaces while supporting the environment. Work alongside neighbors and other volunteers, enjoy time outdoors, and see the impact of your efforts. Attend with friends, bring family, or participate on your own, since every contribution matters. Please wear work clothes, bring gloves, and bring any gardening or cleaning tools you prefer to use.

Explore nalbinding, an age-old looping method that came before knitting and crochet and uses a single needle with lengths of yarn joined as you go. The resulting fabric is highly versatile and strong, and it will not unravel even if a hole appears. This beginner-friendly, three-hour workshop is led by Melanie Shelton of Skuld Fiber Arts. Participants will learn the Oslo stitch, how to work in the round, how to shape by increasing and decreasing, and how to connect yarn lengths while stitching. No prior experience is required. All materials are included in the class fee. Supplies purchased at Yarncom for use in this class are eligible for a 10 percent discount, with some exclusions. A minimum of three students is required. If that minimum is not reached 48 hours before the start, the class will be canceled and registrants will be contacted by phone or email and refunded in full to the original form of payment. If you cannot attend, Yarncom must be notified at least 48 hours before the first session. Cancellations within 48 hours are not refundable. Credit card refunds are available with a 15 dollar administration fee. Store credit can be issued at no extra charge and will be added to your customer profile. Rescheduling is possible up to 48 hours before the first session if another offering is available. If the listed time does not work, a one-on-one lesson can be arranged for an additional fee. Exceptions may be made at management discretion.

A six-class tarot course with Dana invites both newcomers and seasoned readers to deepen their practice by exploring the deck’s symbolism, stories, and archetypes. Build confidence and sharpen intuition while learning how card interactions can illuminate everyday situations and support spiritual growth. Through interactive practice, group discussion, and guided readings, you will move beyond memorized keywords to weave cards into clear messages and meaningful narratives. Each session focuses on a different facet of the tarot, beginning with the Major Arcana and continuing through the Cups, Swords, Court personalities, Wands, and Pentacles. Along the way, participants work with multiple spreads for guidance, self-reflection, and divination, and gain experience through supervised practice readings with support from Dana. Please bring your own tarot deck. Instruction follows the Rider-Waite Tarot system. The fee is $150 prepaid, and enrollment is limited to 10 students. To register, contact Pathways at 314-842-0047.

Compete in the Riftbound Sept Summoner Skirmish at The Nerd Merchant. Entry is $10. Prizes scale with the number of players, and you will receive one pack for each Swiss win.

As summer lingers while the light diminishes, this Fall Equinox gathering centers on balance, release, and renewal. Participants will move through a sequence of gentle, restorative poses accompanied by the calming resonance of Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, creating an immersive sound experience aligned with the season’s shift. The focus is on letting go of unhelpful patterns, turning inward to reflect, and cultivating fresh intentions for growth, so attendees leave feeling centered, calm, and inspired. Facilitated by Joy Page in the Main Studio at Joy of Yoga. Cost is $25.

The 16th Annual VJ Mancuso Memorial Fund Trivia Night and Benefit brings teams together for an evening of trivia and fundraising at JCC Creve Coeur. The VJ Mancuso Memorial Fund is a 501c3 charitable organization. Teams of eight can reserve a table for $250. Sponsorship options include a Table for Teachers or Nurses at $250 and a Round Sponsor at $350, which includes a trivia table. The program is hosted by Courtney Landrum from The Courtney Show on 106.5 The Arch. Beer, soda, and light snacks are provided, and adult beverages are permitted. Attendees may bring their own snacks, and Imo’s Pizza is available for pre purchase. Activities feature 50/50 raffles, silent auctions, a 4K TV raffle, and more. Proceeds benefit St. Louis Children’s Hospital, SLCH Camp Rhythm, Temple Israel School, Rockwood Early Childhood Centers, and additional community partners. Online registration is available. For questions or to discuss volunteering, sponsorships, or auction donations, contact Jen Mancuso at 314.956.9556 or jenmancuso@gmail.com.

This event features live musical performances.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this event blends a rotating showcase of live music with great food and drinks. The Tommy Halloran Trio brings a distinctly St. Louis sound, weaving jazz, Latin, swing, and blues into one dynamic set. Expect soulful melodies, spirited grooves, and smooth transitions that keep the energy moving from song to song for a modern take on classic styles.

Kevin Smith appears in HE WON'T STAY SILENT! at The Pageant. This all ages show offers reserved seating priced at $55, $37, or $30, and tickets are on sale. The listing includes a giveaway in which one person who marks the event as Interested will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through their exclusive ticketing partner or the artist’s official site to ensure tickets are valid, since third party sellers are not guaranteed and the venue cannot assist with issues from other vendors.

Westport Social hosts free live music from The Grind. Admission is free, and games are available at no cost.

Explore a seasonal craft and flea market with a diverse mix of vendors offering handmade items, collectibles, jewelry, accessories, home décor, books, toys, clothing, and more. Shop indoors and outdoors while live band music sets the mood, and enjoy food available on site. Admission is free, and all proceeds support Lindbergh Bands.

Discover permanent jewelry at Lindbergh High School during this event.

Lacey Mitchell State Farm is hosting a community clothing swap to make back-to-school prep more affordable. Participants can bring clean, gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories, with an emphasis on items for moms and kids. Donations may be dropped off in advance, and everyone is welcome to browse and take what will benefit their family. There is no cost to participate. The event focuses on saving money, cutting waste, and supporting local families.

Build on nalbinding foundations in an intermediate workshop led by Melanie Shelton of Skuld Fiber Arts. The class explores stitch families and how to read their notation, shaping methods, and practical skills such as increasing and decreasing, clean joins for new yarn ends, starting projects in the round, working flat, and maintaining even tension around the needle. It is designed for participants who already know the Oslo stitch and how to connect each new row. Completing Beginning Nalbinding is a helpful lead in. This is a single three hour class, so please confirm availability before registering. All materials are included in the class fee. Supplies purchased at Yarncom for this class receive a 10 percent discount, with some exclusions. A minimum of three students is required. If the minimum is not met 48 hours before the start, the class will be canceled, registrants will be contacted by phone or email, and a full refund will be issued to the original form of payment. If you are unable to attend, a one on one lesson can be arranged for an additional charge. To cancel, notify Yarncom at least 48 hours before the first session. Cancellations within 48 hours are not refundable. Credit card refunds are available with a 15 dollar administration fee. Store credit refunds are available at no additional cost and will be added to your customer profile. Rescheduling is possible up to 48 hours before the first session when another offering is available. Exceptions may be made at management discretion.

Explore the archetype of Iron Shoes through the fairy tale The Shoes That Were Danced to Pieces in a reflective, hands-on class centered on perseverance, spiritual endurance, and transformation. The session blends storytelling, guided meditation, and simple ritual while guiding participants to craft a miniature shoe talisman for travel, safe passage, and grounded progress through change. In this framing, iron shoes are understood not as punishment, but as emblems of patient journeys and lessons learned step by step. Cost is $35 prepaid to reserve a seat. To confirm attendance, call 314-842-0047.

The 4411 brings the Haven’t Seen You In So Long Tour to the Blueberry Hill Duck Room with special guest Sierra Carson. Tickets are on sale now. General admission is $19.15 when purchased in advance and $23.95 on the day of the show. This event welcomes all ages, and attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 cash-only minor surcharge at the door. The venue recommends purchasing only through its exclusive ticketing partner or the artist’s official site, since third-party tickets may not be valid and entry cannot be guaranteed. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are offered at face value without additional ticket fees.

105.7 The Point welcomes The Charmer Tour to The Pageant, featuring Toadies with Local H and Olive Vox. Tickets are on sale now, with general admission priced at $39.50 in advance and $45.00 on the day of show. This event is open to all ages. The event page notes a giveaway in which one person marked as Interested will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets from third parties are not guaranteed to be authentic and may not allow entry, and they cannot assist with issues from other vendors.

Babymetal, Halestorm, and Violent Vira perform together in concert at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, MO. This show brings all three acts to one stage at the same venue.

CityFolk Tour 2026 brings Son Little to Blueberry Hill Duck Room with Tonina as the special guest. General admission is priced at $29.95 in advance and $35.95 on the day of the show. The event welcomes all ages, and guests under 21 will be charged a $2 cash surcharge at the door. To ensure valid tickets, the venue advises purchasing through Etix or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be supported and could prevent entry. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without additional ticket fees.

At YarnCom, the LBB Self-Development Book Club presents a conversation centered on Glennon Doyle’s We Can Do Hard Things, paired with Professional Troublemaker by Luvvie Ajayi Jones and ideas drawn from The Light Podcast and Lead to Win. The focus is on authenticity, courageous leadership, and practical tools that translate into everyday action. Discussion will explore how to turn challenges into momentum for growth, recognize and change self-sabotaging habits, and build strategies to move through resistance and step into potential. The club brings women together to explore meaningful ideas, challenge themselves, and share experiences that support both personal and professional development. This gathering is free and open to all women interested in growth and connection. Members of Little Black Book: Women in Business can continue the conversation between meetings through a private Self-Development Book Club Facebook group.

Brown Horse brings the North America Autumn 2026 tour to the Blueberry Hill Duck Room. General admission is priced at $21.55 in advance and $23.95 on the day of show. The event is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 will pay a $2 cash surcharge at the door. Tickets are on sale. For valid entry, purchase through Etix, the venue’s sole ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party sellers are not supported. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without added ticket fees.

Lady Sentinel and The Range St. Louis West are bringing St. Luke’s Mobile Mammography Unit to their parking lot for convenient 3D screening mammograms. Screenings are available for women 40 and older, and no physician order is required. Costs are billed to insurance or Medicare, and many plans cover the exam with no out-of-pocket expense. If you are uninsured, you may be eligible for a free screening. This effort supports accessible, proactive care and underscores that tending to your health is a vital part of strength.

Ryan Hummert Park hosts the Summer Concert Series, bringing the community together for an evening of live music. Supported by the City of Maplewood and local sponsoring businesses, the series showcases a range of bands including The Broken Hipsters, Hudson and the Hoo Doo Cats, The Perfect Strangers, and Just A Blur. This concert features Just A Blur.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this performance pairs live music with food and drinks. Fiddler Rinn Netherton leads a fiddle fusion collaboration with St. Louis jazz, folk, and classical musicians, blending fiddle jazz with a mix of styles for a lively, collaborative show.

The Appleseed Cast and The Casket Lottery take the stage at Blueberry Hill Duck Room for a night of live music. General admission tickets are on sale now for $23.95 in advance and $29.95. All ages are welcome. Attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 minor surcharge at the door, payable in cash. To help ensure valid tickets and smooth entry, the venue encourages purchases only through Etix, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website. Tickets bought from other third parties may not be authentic, and the venue cannot assist with issues related to those orders. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without additional ticket fees.

Share conversation over coffee at St. Louis Bread Co. This casual gathering focuses on connection. Coffee is a dutch treat, so each person covers their own order.

Hosted by St. Louis Oasis, this free, public open house brings health and safety together with a focus on preventing falls and supporting overall well-being. Community partners and health professionals share actionable guidance through demonstrations and helpful resources aimed at reducing fall risk, especially among older adults. Complimentary food and drinks are provided.

Adonis Recycling, working with the City of Ballwin, hosts an electronics recycling drive at North Pointe Aquatic Center. Most electronics that plug in or run on a battery are welcome. Some items require a recycling fee to cover processing costs: power tool batteries are $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 larger $20 each, CRT monitors $30 each, CRT televisions up to 27 inches $50 each, CRT televisions 27 inches and larger $60 each, and rear projection TVs $60 each. Payment can be made by cash or card. The following materials are not accepted: smoke detectors, household batteries, light bulbs, ballasts that contain PCB, gas powered equipment, refrigerant, and large appliances. Funding is provided by St. Louis County, and once that support has been exhausted, individuals will be charged for the items they choose to recycle.

At the Sachs Museum, an evening program explores vampire lore through the world of scent. Perfumer Rubia Homa leads a presentation that examines aromas associated with warding off vampires as well as fragrances tied to their allure, weaving in stories from Romania and beyond for a night of fragrance exploration and storytelling with a gothic feel. Attendees are welcome to arrive in vampire or goth attire. A new vampire-themed perfume will debut, with first access to preview and purchase available to those present. Admission is included with Garden entry. Sponsored by Nancy Ridenour. Rubia Homa is a perfumer, artist, and educator based in Ontario, Canada. She began her fragrance career in Los Angeles in 2019 and trained at the Institute for Art and Olfaction. She has served as a judge for the Art and Olfaction Awards and is active in the international fragrance community. While in Los Angeles, she participated in the local vampire community, appearing at events and giving talks on scent culture. Recent work includes a 2023 commission honoring Prince’s Purple Rain and the 2025 release of her signature line, Huro Fragrances.

Poker Night at Adventure Unknown offers a laid-back yet lively evening of cards and conversation. All experience levels are welcome, whether you play regularly or are simply looking for a fun night out. The gathering is open to all, including members and their guests. Come with friends, bring guests, or arrive solo... there is always room at the table. It is known for being social and easygoing, making it a friendly way to meet people and enjoy the game. This meetup happens on the last Thursday of every month.

The Format brings the Boycott Heaven Tour ’26 to The Pageant, featuring special guests The Get Up Kids. Tickets are on sale, with reserved seating available at $62 or $52, and pricing of $41.50 in advance or $47 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages. The event listing also notes a promotion where marking the listing as Interested enters a random drawing for two complimentary tickets. For secure purchases, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend buying only through Ticketmaster, their sole ticketing partner, or the artist’s own site, as tickets from other sellers may be invalid and the venues cannot assist with issues from third-party purchases.

Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle and Starset come together for a concert at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, MO. Attendees can look forward to live performances from all three acts in a single show.

This fall-themed event features King Henry VIII and his merry troupe.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, a changing showcase of live performances offered alongside food and drinks, Salt of the Earth brings a folk rock sound grounded in a simple, down-to-earth approach. This four-piece focuses on original songs that reflect on life, blending influences from pop, folk, and blues. Their style features steady rhythmic foundations supporting layered melodies and harmonies. With six albums of original material and a growing following in St. Louis and across the Midwest, the group continues to connect with new listeners.

A Bridge House trivia night takes place at New Beginnings Assembly of God in Maryland Heights. The evening features a silent auction and a competition for the best decorated table, followed by trivia rounds. Tables are $150 and seat up to eight guests. For details or to purchase a table, contact Jim Boone at 636-577-1937.

Organized by the Danforth Center Young Friends, this cocktail-style fundraising party offers chances to connect with Danforth Center scientists, enjoy drinks and small bites from local vendors, explore hands-on science activities, and enter raffles for prizes, all centered on the Plants After Dark theme. Early bird tickets are available. Guests must be 21 or older.

An evening at The Pageant featuring Coheed and Cambria as part of This is Our War, joined by The Home Team. The event welcomes attendees of any age. Ticket options include reserved balcony seating priced at $79.50 or $69.50, and general admission at $39.50 in advance or $45.00 on the day of the show. For authentic tickets and guaranteed entry, purchase only through the venue’s official ticketing partner or the artist’s official site, since third-party tickets are not verified and the venue cannot assist with issues from other vendors.

Westport Social presents free live music from El Scorcho. Enjoy the show with no cover and free games.

Just In Time performs live at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

A no-cover nu metal party keeps the good times rolling, with the kitchen serving food until midnight. Female lead guitarist Melody Pietrowski showcases her touring riffs and licks for the Rock Road crowd throughout the night.

Shoppers can browse and buy on site at Kirkwood Farmers Markets.

Students perform memorized pieces for a judge and receive a rating of 1 or 2 along with comments. Grades K through 9 present two selections, while grades 10 through 12 present three. A rating of 1 makes a student eligible to register for the MMTA State Honors Auditions, where they can earn another rating, receive comments, and be considered for first, second, or honorary mention in their grade. Registration is required, with a fee of $35 per student for members and $100 for non-members. A registration deadline applies.

Enjoy a relaxed car meet-up that brings enthusiasts together and gives the community a chance to see distinctive vehicles. The event is free and suitable for all ages. Every type of car is welcome, creating a friendly setting to connect with fellow fans and appreciate the variety on display.

Downtown Poplar Bluff comes alive for the 17th annual Iron Horse Festival, honoring the community’s railroad heritage with a day centered on local history, community spirit and family-friendly activities. Visitors can browse street vendors, catch live performances and enjoy options suited to every age group. Spectator admission is free, while fees apply to the pancake breakfast and entries for the car show. Organizers highlight it as one of the biggest community celebrations of the year. Vendor participation is noted by the organizers, and a detailed program will be announced soon.

A luncheon gala dedicated to prostate cancer awareness centers on life, resilience, and community. It honors the courage of men facing the disease and recognizes survivors, caregivers, and loved ones who stand beside them. Stories of hope are highlighted as attendees come together in solidarity for the ongoing fight against prostate cancer. Tickets are $100, and seats can be secured by calling 314-385-0998 or emailing contactus@tenstl.org.

Downtown transforms as the annual MidMO PrideFest fills the streets of the North Village Arts District with a lively street fair and hosts performances at Rose Music Hall. Explore the expanding Artisan Court for bingo, karaoke, open mic opportunities, and live acoustic sets, then grab a bite in the Orr Street Food Court. The Pride Parade rolls along Broadway between 9th and 5th streets, bringing color, music, and community spirit. With multiple activity hubs and a mix of entertainment and food, the celebration offers plenty to experience throughout the weekend.

Attendance is limited to ages 18 and up, and admission is free.

Back for another year, Mound Ridge Trivia Night offers a welcoming experience suitable for families and groups. Hosted at St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Ballwin, Missouri, registration is available for both individuals and full tables.

A monthly meet-up for musicians takes place on the fourth Saturday. Use the entrance on the Flora side of the building, while the main entrance faces Sutton. Follow the concrete path to the pull-open doors, then go down a short flight of stairs. At the bottom, turn right to reach the meeting space. Event-day signage will indicate entry points. Help with transporting equipment is available upon request.

This ticketed evening in support of Seed St. Louis features outdoor cocktails, a live auction and a raffle, plus a farm-to-table dinner prepared by Homie Hospitality. Celebrating food and the bounty grown across a network of gardens, it helps strengthen the local food system and equips residents to grow their own food. Sponsors include Burns and McDonnell, The Staenberg Group, Commerce Bank, Home State Health, Lodging Hospitality Management, Husch Blackwell, LS Power Grid, US Bank, BJC HealthCare, GPD Group, Central Reform Congregation, Congregation Shaare Emeth, Temple Emanuel, Washington University in St. Louis, Greenscape Gardens, St. Louis Composting, Saint Louis University, and Grower Sponsors Cheryl Adelstein, Melanie Bernds, Anna Dmuchovsky, Karen McClure, Anne Marie Mosher, Sue Reed, April Troxel, Brooke Roseberry, and Phyllis Young.

This milestone celebration of Home Sweet Home’s ten years features a decades-themed trivia night with eight rounds, a silent auction, games, and additional activities. Proceeds directly support Home Sweet Home and its work to provide essential furniture and household goods for families in the community. Tables seat eight, with early bird pricing at $300 per table before increasing to $350.

Guided by the full moon, this calming practice blends yoga, meditation, and Reiki drumming to support balance in body and mind. It opens with a flowing yoga sequence that encourages release and refreshment, then shifts into a guided meditation tuned to lunar energy to foster reflection and intention setting. The experience concludes with Reiki drumming to deepen connection with the moon’s transformative qualities and invite renewed clarity. Led by Crystal VanderKolb at Joy of Yoga, with the option to participate in the main studio or online. Drop-in pricing is $16 for in-studio and $11 for online, and class cards, unlimited, and monthly options also apply. If attending live is not possible, registrants receive a Zoom recording within 24 hours with three days of access.

This event features songs by The Beatles in an intimate, close-up setting at Hwy. 61 Roadhouse.

Experience live music from Danger Party at Westport Social. There is no cover charge, and games are free to play.

Enjoy a live performance by Southern Gypsi at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Art in the Park returns to Francis Park with a vibrant mix of local and regional art, live music throughout the event, and plenty of food showcasing St. Louis flavors. Families can look forward to activities for children, and admission is free. A limited number of vendor spaces are still open, awarded in the order applications come in.

In collaboration with the City of Ballwin, MSE Racing hosts the 19th annual Ballwin Kids Triathlon at The Pointe at Ballwin Commons. This USAT sanctioned event is designed for youth and offers a scaled-down triathlon experience for young athletes. For information on course details, schedules, race options, volunteer opportunities, and packet pickup, please reach out to the organizer.

An outdoor, family friendly gathering in St. Louis highlights the flavors and sounds of Latin America. A handpicked mix of food vendors serves dishes from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, paired with Latin music and beverages, with desserts in the mix too. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry, and outside food or drinks are not allowed. Vegetarian and vegan choices are typically available, while gluten free offerings vary by vendor. Pets should stay home unless the venue states otherwise, and lost and found services depend on the location. This annual celebration of sabor also welcomes vendor and sponsor participation. By attending, guests consent to photography or filming, and all sales are final.

The third annual Bark Bash arrives alongside St. Ann Day, creating a welcoming, family friendly celebration across the park. One area highlights St. Ann Day with live music, food trucks, bounce houses, pony rides, and more. On the other side, Bark Bash is hosted by St. Ann Animal Control, bringing together local rescues, pet-focused businesses, and community members to expand access to pet care, resources, and education. Visitors can meet adoptable animals from multiple rescues, bring their own pets for discounted microchipping and nail trims, enjoy a pop up professional dog photo booth, browse and learn from local pet vendors, and catch free dog training demonstrations. Confirmed participants include St. Animal Pet Adoptions, Paws with Em, Howl About It LLC, Dollys Dream Home Rabbit Rescue, On My Way To Furever Rescue, Saint Louis County Pet Adoption Center, Saint Louis County Save, Shiba Inu Rescue Association, KR Studios, and Three Sister's Exotic Rescue, with more participants to be announced.

The Garden Club meets for its regular monthly gathering.

This final session in the series focuses on understanding your body, establishing sustainable habits, and taking charge of long term health. No prior attendance is required, since each session stands on its own. Expect practical strategies you can put to use right away. It is intended for anyone looking to improve health, gain clarity, and connect with a supportive community. Tickets are available.

Enjoy a creative paint night at Viviano’s Festa Italiano in Fenton. Reimagine a Safari Wild scene with the animal silhouettes of your choice, and use optional giraffe stencils if you like. This teens-and-up Paint Nite provides all art supplies and clear, step-by-step guidance in a welcoming setting. No prior experience is required, and it offers an easy way to spend time with friends and meet new people.

LECE PTO hosts Superintendent Dr. Tony Lake during its monthly meeting at the ECE Center. He will provide updates on Prop R construction projects, academic growth and achievement, school funding, and the district’s use of AI to prepare students for success. A question and answer segment will give attendees a chance to learn more about what is happening across Lindbergh Schools.

The Dream Syndicate brings a live show to Blueberry Hill Duck Room. Tickets are on sale now, with general admission priced at $35.95 in advance and $41.95 on the day of the show. The event is open to all ages, and guests under 21 will be charged a $2 cash surcharge at the door. For a secure purchase, get tickets only through Etix, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site. Tickets from other sellers are not guaranteed and the venue cannot assist with issues tied to third party vendors. Buying with cash at Blueberry Hill reduces the price to face value without added ticket fees.

A special First Friday at the Pulitzer spotlights the work of Colombian artist Olga de Amaral and is co-hosted with Latinx Arts STL. Explore the exhibition Olga de Amaral: Weaving the Infinite while enjoying an evening filled with art, dance, music, and drinks throughout the museum. A short introduction to select works will be led by Luisa Otero Prada, who grew up encountering Amaral’s art in Colombia. Across the Grand Center Arts District, museums and galleries stay open late on first Fridays, and this program is free and open to all.

Artmazing Event Co presents a Paint Nite honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month, welcoming survivors, their supporters, and anyone who wants to create in a caring setting. All supplies are included, making it easy to focus on your own version of “Fighting Flowers” while enjoying Viviano’s menu offerings, purchased separately. This is a relaxed, social painting experience rather than a formal class, with plenty of room for conversation, laughter, and creativity. The atmosphere centers on compassion and empowerment, offering a meaningful way to connect through art.

Kirkwood Farmers' Market features a mix of vendors offering food, farm goods, plants, soap, and jewelry. Among the offerings are handwoven bags and market baskets made from recycled plastic, crafted by skilled artisans and available in sizes from tiny to extra large. Designed to handle beach trips, pool days, market visits, and everyday use, these pieces come in a variety of colors and patterns and are guaranteed for life. The family-run team behind them works directly with makers across Guatemala, many of whom are mothers creating from home, and also brings items such as beaded birds, embroidered headbands, and jade jewelry. The farmers market operates on Saturdays, while Summit Produce is open throughout the week.

Now in its 35th year, the Greater St. Louis Metro Area Train Show takes place at its new home, the Kirkwood Community Center. This one day, family friendly event features operating model train layouts, exhibits across every scale, interactive hands on activities, and swap tables for hobbyists. Admission is $10 for adults, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Free parking is available, and a grand prize drawing adds extra excitement. The show is sponsored by Mississippi Valley N Scalers LLC.

Blueberry Hill Duck Room presents a night with Ian McConnell’s Nobody Does It Like, joined by Cherokee Social. General admission is $19.15 in advance and $23.95 on the day of the show. All ages are welcome, and guests under 21 will be charged a $2 minor surcharge at the door, payable in cash. The venue recommends purchasing tickets only through Etix, its exclusive partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and entry cannot be guaranteed, and they are unable to assist with third-party issues. Cash purchases made directly at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without added ticket fees.

At Hilton St. Louis Frontenac, Girls in the Know hosts the fifth annual brunch devoted to championing girls in the community. The program highlights real stories of change, chances to connect with fellow supporters and advocates, and ways to contribute to programs that help girls ages nine to thirteen build knowledge and confidence for the world they face today. Expect a welcoming atmosphere that lifts up young voices, reinforces the message that every girl is enough, and brings together community members committed to helping the next generation grow informed and self-assured.

BAD NERVES performs at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room with general admission tickets available now. Pricing is $29.95 in advance and $33.55 at the door. The show is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 will be assessed a $2 minor surcharge at the door, payable in cash. For ticket security, Blueberry Hill Duck Room recommends purchasing only through Etix, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets bought elsewhere may not be valid and the venue cannot help with third party issues. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are offered at face value without added ticket fees.

Experience discounted small group personal training for men that blends individualized coaching with the energy of an encouraging group. The program welcomes all fitness levels and focuses on building strength and confidence while fostering connection. Led by certified personal trainer Denny Rubin, this six week series requires a minimum of three participants. Pricing is $180 for members or residents and $210 for the general public.

Artmazing Event Co presents a relaxed painting evening at Viviano’s in Fenton centered on the Moonlight Raven. The session welcomes participants from the teen years and up, with teens attending alongside an adult. No prior art experience is necessary and all supplies are provided. The emphasis is on enjoyment rather than perfection, offering a chance to unwind while creating. Attendees can bring their enthusiasm and share a night of creativity and laughter with friends or family.

Pick Too Trio performs hits from the 1970s, with live music complemented by food and a chance to spend time with friends.

Browse offerings from over 150 vendors showcasing handcrafted goods and locally made foods at this beloved fall festival. The Best of Missouri Market brings together food and craft purveyors alongside native plants, herbs, beer, wine, craft spirits, custom jewelry, and more. The event takes place rain or shine. Admission to the Best of Missouri Market is required for Garden entry while the market is in progress, and St. Louis City and County resident discounts do not apply. Tram service and Café Flora brunch are not offered during the event.

Hosted by the City of Overland and the City of St. Ann at Tiemeyer Park’s Gendron Lake in St. Ann, this free community fishing derby welcomes children ages 3 to 16 and adults ages 62 and older. The event offers friendly competition across four age divisions and a chance to enjoy time by the water. Registration is available online or in person through the City of Overland Community Center or the City of St. Ann Community Center. The first 200 participants who pre-register will receive a complimentary goody bag on the day of the event. Each participant is limited to one fishing pole and one hook, and must be able to cast and land their own fish. Some bait will be provided, and attendees should bring a fishing pole, hook, and stringer. Those without equipment can check with local libraries that participate in the Urban Fishing Program, where fishing poles are available to borrow. The derby partners with STL Youth Sports Outreach, and attendees are encouraged to bring new or gently used sports equipment such as cleats, gloves, bats, balls, and other athletic gear to support local youth.

Last Call: An End-of-Life Festival is a community-focused gathering that aims to reshape conversations about death and dying. Through talks, hands-on activities, and guided dialogue, it offers space to reflect on end-of-life planning, grief, and the legacies we leave. The emphasis is not on fear but on understanding, connection, and empowerment. Practical and welcoming in tone, it encourages an open, caring approach to engaging with mortality that can feel surprisingly life-affirming.

Bring a dish or beverage to share, and pack any comfort items you might want, such as bug spray, a chair, or a preferred drink. There are no limits on what you can contribute. Garden-grown ingredients are often included, though never required. The focus is on sharing and discovering new flavors together.

Johnny Rock-itt & the Double Wide Symphony is back at Judy's Velvet Lounge at River City Casino.

Traditional food and desserts are featured alongside music and dancing. Children can take part in games and crafts.

This all-ages show at The Hawthorn uses cashless payments only, so bring a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited in the area, and rideshare is encouraged, with a dedicated pick up and drop off point near the entrance for convenience. To reduce fraud, posts offering tickets on the event page will be removed. All sales are final, and lineups and schedules may change. Tickets suspected of being bought for resale can be canceled at the discretion of The Hawthorn or TicketWeb. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry to age-restricted events. Tickets may be available at the door if the event is not sold out, and physical tickets can be purchased at the box office. Tickets for shows at The Hawthorn are also available online. There is no re-entry.

Stanley Simmons brings the Dancing While The World Is Ending 2026 Tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room for a general admission concert. Tickets are on sale now, with advance admission priced at $21.55 and day-of-show entry at $23.95. The event is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 cash-only surcharge at the door. For valid entry, purchase only through Etix, the venue’s sole ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and cannot be supported by the venue. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are offered at face value without extra ticket fees.

The Schizophonics bring the Burning Floor Tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room with special guests Descartes A Kant and Dale Crover of Melvins. Tickets are on sale now. General admission is $17.95 in advance and $22.95 on the day of the show. This is an all ages event, and guests under 21 will be charged a $2 cash-only surcharge at the door. The venue advises purchasing only through Etix, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website to ensure authenticity, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and the venue cannot assist with third-party issues. Cash purchases made at Blueberry Hill are discounted to face value without additional ticket fees.

Explore a holistic view of mind and body fitness at this free monthly Yogaphora community workshop. The experience is seated and conversation focused, centered on education rather than exercise, and welcomes all levels with no workout or physical yoga component. Participants receive a complimentary printed workbook and take part in guided reflection, wellness education, and meaningful dialogue that offers practical tools for everyday life. The program covers the foundations of physical wellness, including nourishment, hydration and detox support, reducing harmful inputs, therapeutic touch, and principles of mindful movement. It looks at fitness beyond appearance by considering cardiovascular health, mobility and flexibility, strength, body composition, nervous system regulation, and sustainable habits. Mindset and identity work are woven throughout, with attention to reframing limiting beliefs, self talk, and conscious personal growth. The session also introduces the seven chakras in a beginner friendly way and discusses how these symbolic systems relate to emotions, grounding, confidence, communication, intuition, spiritual awareness, and personal development. Gratitude practices, reflection prompts, journaling, and goal setting support greater self awareness. Drawing from movement science, yoga philosophy, therapeutic wellness, and mindfulness, the workshop explores why movement quality matters, how stress patterns show up in the body, the interplay of posture, breath, and mental state, and how small daily habits shape long term wellbeing. Inspired by the Yogaphora educational workbook, this offering is held in the CIBC Place conference room, with free covered garage parking and elevator and skywalk access into the building. Space is limited and reservations are required. RSVP by emailing yogaphora@gmail.com or by calling or texting 240-645-7786 with your name, phone, email, and whether you will attend alone or with a guest. If plans change, please try to provide 48 hours notice so your seat can be offered to someone else. Admission is free, and optional donations help support the venue, printed materials, educational preparation, and continued community programming.

Skillet celebrates 20 years of Comatose on the Still Screaming Tour at The Pageant, joined by Escape the Fate and Autumn Kings. Tickets are on sale, with reserved balcony options at $65.00 or $59.50 and general admission at $49.50 or $54.50. All ages are welcome. Marking yourself as interested on the event may enter you in a random drawing for two free tickets, with the selection announced on the event page. For a secure purchase, use Ticketmaster, the venue’s exclusive partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and cannot be verified by the venue.

The Blueberry Hill Duck Room hosts Igor And The Red Elvises. Tickets are available now, with general admission priced at $23.95, and the event welcomes all ages. Attendees under 21 should plan for a $2 cash surcharge at the door. For valid entry, purchase tickets only through Etix, the venue’s official ticketing partner, or the artist’s own site, since third party tickets are not guaranteed and the venue cannot assist with issues from other sellers. Buying with cash at Blueberry Hill provides face value pricing with no added ticket fees.

Drs. Karen Kanakis and Jacob Lassetter lead a class designed to deepen understanding and appreciation of the upcoming Season 20 operas. Through musical and historical lenses, the session explores The Most Happy Fella, Die Entführung aus dem Serail, and Turandot. Participants can expect a warm, conversational format that looks at the composers, storylines, and the cultural importance of these works, along with time for open Q&A. The class is open to the entire community, whether you are a longtime opera attendee or simply curious about the season’s productions.

This in-person, free workshop focuses on practical mobility solutions related to ALS. Topics include safe techniques for moving from a wheelchair into a car, guidance on driving while living with ALS, chances to see accessible vehicle options on display, information on manual wheelchairs and mobility scooters, demonstrations of powered wheelchairs, an overview of seating cushions, and strategies for navigating everyday barriers. Presented by ALSCaregivers.org as part of a 2026 workshop series created by ALS caregivers for fellow caregivers. Registration is available, and those who sign up in advance receive a reminder.

Enjoy a live performance by Real Rock Revival at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Roy Fry presents Fry Project with a rock set steeped in blues-rock and southern rock. Expect familiar sounds drawn from 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, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Doors, Steppenwolf, Jeff Healey, and REO Speedwagon. The band also weaves in blues standards and newer rock selections from Blackberry Smoke, Joe Bonamassa, Bush, Stone Temple Pilots, and Seether. Performances feature inventive touches, with songs artfully blended and arrangements reshaped to give well-known tracks a fresh edge.

At Kirkwood Farmers' Market, discover handwoven baskets and totes made from recycled plastic, offered in sizes from mini to very large. Crafted for durability by skilled artisans, these pieces are built for beach days, pool trips, market runs, and everyday use, and they are backed by a lifetime guarantee. A broad range of colors and patterns makes it easy to find a unique style that fits your needs. La Canasta is a family-run business that partners closely with makers, many of whom are mothers able to weave from home. Their sourcing trips last about two weeks as they visit basket makers across Guatemala, traveling through mountain regions and gathering additional finds such as beaded birds, embroidered headbands, and jade jewelry. The market also features a variety of vendors, including food, farm vendors, plants, soap, and jewelry, creating a lively shopping experience.

The Maryland Heights Family Fair brings a day of family-friendly fun to Vago Park as part of the Maryland Heights Summer Concert Series. Enjoy activities, spend time together, and explore local shopping throughout the festivities. Look for opportunities to get Linx’d while taking in the lively atmosphere.

A Fall Festival performance brings the performers back to their alma mater, a place Bob Drewett also attended. The announcement acknowledges friends from St. E's and Crestwood, highlighting the local ties that shape this show.

Now in its 53rd season, The Royal Dumpe Dinner Theatre has announced a series of dates for the season. This performance is part of that lineup and offers a dinner theatre experience.

Guided by Daniela, this class opens a doorway into the mythic realm of the Cailleach, a primordial winter elder associated with rock and storm who tends the threads of fate. Through fairy tale storytelling, guided meditation, and hands-on craft, participants explore ancestral weaving and thoughtful preparation for the coming cold season. The experience centers on creating a fate-thread talisman inscribed with runes, a contemplative practice of threading and knotting that helps clarify what to carry forward, what to release, and what to shape next. The Cailleach is approached as a guardian of timing, truth, and deep wisdom, inviting reflection on lineage, legacy, and the sacredness of preparation itself. The prepaid cost is $35. For reservations, call 314-842-0047.

Artmazing Event Co presents a Halloween-themed paint party at Viviano’s Festa Italiano in Fenton featuring the Halloween BOO-quet design. The atmosphere favors creativity and fun instead of formal instruction, and participants of any skill level can take part. All painting materials are included, so guests can simply come with friends and a sense of adventure. Easel reservations are available.

BioBash 2026 marks the 15th year of a career fair and networking gathering for young scientists, presented by the Danforth Center’s Committee for Scientific Training and Mentoring. The event brings together the St. Louis scientific community for learning, conversation, and exploration of the many career paths available in the life sciences. It is open to scientists at every stage, and this edition centers on the theme “Impact of Science: Growing Toward a Sustainable Future.”

Artmazing Event Co brings a casual Paint Nite to Viviano's Festa Italiano in Chesterfield, MO, centered on creating the 'Fall Blaze' painting. Enjoy a friendly, social atmosphere while you complete a colorful 16 by 20 inch canvas. All art supplies are included, and Viviano's menu items are available for separate purchase, making it a relaxed choice for a night out with friends, a one-of-a-kind date, or a solo creative escape.

A night out at Cafe Telegraph Smoke Shack centers on music, with food service and a spacious bar available. Parking is abundant, and admission is free with no cover charge.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, a rotating program that pairs live music with food and drinks. Nick Pence, Colin Blair, and Joey Glynn perform old-time and folk, focusing on traditional tunes from the Ozarks along with other selections they enjoy.

Shangri-La brings live music to Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

A 5K run and walk under the moonlight returns for its 15th year, offering cooler night air and the thrill of an after-dark course. Runners and walkers of any age and ability are welcome.

Artmazing Event Co presents a teens-and-up Paint Nite at Viviano’s Festa Italiano in Chesterfield, Missouri, centered on the artwork In the Clearing. Expect a relaxed, social atmosphere where all supplies are included and no prior experience is needed. Enjoy Viviano’s menu offerings, available for separate purchase, while you create. An optional stencil will be available for one dollar.

Presented by The Angel Band Project at Hilton St. Louis Frontenac in Frontenac, MO, this soirée brings together community leaders, corporate partners, and supporters to celebrate healing through music. The program includes a cocktail reception, a seated dinner, live musical performances, a fund-a-need moment, and a live auction. Proceeds support trauma-informed music therapy for survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Part of the Frisco/Annex Music Series, this installment spotlights As the Crowe Flies, a bluegrass and Americana group featuring St. Louis musicians Mike Aehle on banjo and vocals, Vince Corkery on bass, and Gary Hunt on guitar and vocals. The series presents a rotating mix of live performers alongside food and drinks. As the Crowe Flies are frequent performers at the Annex.

The duo Dan and Shay brings The Young Tour to Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre in Maryland Heights, MO.

Enjoy live music from John Hughes Experience at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Slomosa brings the Year of the Horse Tour to Blueberry Hill Duck Room for an all ages show. Tickets are on sale now. General admission is $35.94 in advance and $41.80 on the day of the show. The venue recommends buying only through Etix, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since tickets from other third parties may not be valid and may not guarantee entry. They do not have arrangements with other ticket vendors and cannot verify accounts or resolve issues for those purchases. Tickets bought with cash at Blueberry Hill are available at face value without extra ticket fees.

Farms will play a central role in feeding the world and healing the planet over the coming decades. This conversation brings together three perspectives from production, finance, and plant science. Matt Moreland of Moreland Farms shares how regenerative practices can operate at large scale across 20,000 acres. Stephen Nicholson of Rabobank connects global commodity and finance trends to what may be ahead for growers and markets. Allison Miller, PhD, a principal investigator at the Danforth Center and a biology professor at Saint Louis University, discusses perennial crops such as perennial wheat and how they could reshape productivity and sustainability. Together they explore fast-emerging on-farm innovation, shifting market forces, and research that is moving real solutions into the field. Expect practical takeaways and big ideas focused on producing more food and improving farm profitability with fewer inputs. Reservations are required and free for both in-person and virtual participation. Registration is open.

The Well Hungarians take the stage for a live performance at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

Presented by Sweep the Leg, this 80s Halloween party in STL features a night of dancing to New Wave and No Mercy hits. Costumes are welcome, from Cobra Kai outfits to any style.

Artmazing Event Co presents a relaxed paint night featuring the “Home in the Trees” design at Viviano’s in Fenton. This is a casual, social experience rather than a formal class. All supplies are provided, and a host leads participants step by step so creating the featured scene feels approachable for any experience level. Beverages can be purchased separately to enjoy while painting. The event welcomes adults and teens who attend with an accompanying adult, creating a friendly setting to spend time with friends, meet new people, and get creative together.

Sharpen your game with a four week pickleball clinic centered on Live Ball, a fast paced cardio and agility format that keeps rallies flowing for nonstop action. Expect constant movement that boosts hand eye coordination, agility, and teamwork while delivering an energetic workout. Instruction is led by pro pickleball coach Janet Peabody. Open to all experience levels. Hosted at Five Oaks on Warson. Registration is $79 for members or residents and $89 for the general public.

Stand-up comic Heather Shaw performs at Funny Bone St Louis, known for humor that has built a large social media following and for an uncanny resemblance to Jim Carrey. She has been featured on The Today Show and The Tamron Hall Show and has worked with Mark Normand, Eric Andre, and Fortune Feimster. She also hosts the weekly podcast Heather Shaw is Kidding, where she makes fun of current events in pop culture, politics, and elsewhere.

Choose the bring-your-own-yarn option for a lower-priced chunky blanket workshop. Participants must arrive with five rolls of chunky blanket yarn, not regular yarn; the type used is similar to Bernat Blanket Big and can be found at Michael’s. No experience is needed. Diana provides clear, step-by-step guidance and hands-on help as you create a lap-sized blanket. The final dimensions vary based on how tight or loose your stitches are. Tickets cover the experience along with professional instruction and assistance. If you want materials supplied for you, select the regular-price option that includes yarn instead of this bring-your-own choice.

Borgetti's Bar and Grill hosts country rock Americana from The Stone Wheel Band alongside generous fare. The set features songs from artists such as Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Johnny Rivers, Elvis Presley, Alan Jackson, Eagles, Jackson Browne, The Band, Marty Stuart, Don Williams, Buck Owens, Johnny Cash, Dwight Yoakam, Brooks & Dunn, Roy Orbison, The Byrds, Neil Young, and more.

As part of the Great Artists Series, pianist Igor Levit appears at The 560 Music Center with an all-Beethoven recital. The program features Piano Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 2 No. 1 and the D minor Sonata, Op. 31 No. 2 “The Tempest”. After intermission, the evening continues with the G major Sonata, Op. 79 and the C major “Waldstein” Sonata, Op. 53. Tickets are available through the Washington University Box Office at 314-935-6543. Single tickets are priced at $35 to $40 for general admission, $32 to $37 for Washington University faculty and staff, and $15 for students and youth. A full concert series package is $200 and includes the 10th Anniversary Celebration with pianist Yuja Wang. The 10th Anniversary Celebration offers general admission pricing of $65 to $95. Purchase only through the Washington University Box Office or online via AudienceView, also known as OvationTix, since tickets from third-party vendors such as StubHub, Ticketmaster, or MetroTix will not be valid for entry. Widely acclaimed by publications including The New York Times and The New Yorker, Igor Levit is known for thoughtful, socially engaged artistry. He serves as Co-Artistic Director of the Heidelberger Frühling Musikfestival and helped launch the Lucerne Festival’s Piano Fest. Recent seasons include high-profile recitals in major halls across Europe and Asia, collaborations with leading orchestras and conductors, and award-winning recordings for Sony Classical, including an Opus Klassik 2025 honor for his live Brahms concertos with the Vienna Philharmonic and Christian Thielemann. His projects range from a 13-hour performance of Satie’s Vexations with Marina Abramović to a widely viewed series of streamed house concerts in 2020. His distinctions include the Gilmore Artist Award and the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. Program and artist details may change.

Yogaphora’s monthly wellness workshop offers a free, seated, discussion-based learning experience that treats well-being as more than exercise. Participants explore how body, mind, movement, energy, stress, identity, emotional health, spirituality, and intentional living influence one another. This is not a yoga class, and there is no workout or physical practice involved, so no fitness level is needed. The session focuses on guided reflection, wellness education, meaningful conversation, and practical tools for daily life. A complimentary printed workbook is provided to every attendee. Topics include the foundations of physical wellness such as nourishment, reducing harmful inputs, hydration and gentle detox support, therapeutic touch and massage, and principles of mindful movement. Fitness is reframed beyond appearance by considering cardiovascular health, mobility and flexibility, strength, body composition, nervous system regulation, and sustainable habits. Mindset and identity work covers reframing limiting beliefs, using affirmations and constructive self-talk, understanding how identity shapes behavior, and pursuing conscious personal growth. Stress, energy, and emotions are explored through the mind body connection, emotional regulation, preventing burnout, and restoring balance. A beginner-friendly introduction to the seven chakras presents these symbols as a way to consider grounding, confidence, communication, intuition, spiritual awareness, and personal development. Gratitude practices and journaling invite self-inquiry with prompts, reflection exercises, and goal setting. Drawing from movement science, yoga philosophy, therapeutic perspectives, and mindfulness, the workshop examines why movement quality matters, how stress patterns show up in the body, the link between posture, breath, and mental state, and how small daily choices shape long-term wellness. Space is limited and reservations are required. The program is free, with optional donations supporting room rental, printed materials, preparation, and continued community programming. The curriculum aligns with material from the Yogaphora educational workbook.

Find information and encouragement in a supportive setting focused on living with heart failure and enhancing everyday well-being. Clinical experts and people living with heart failure share practical guidance and personal experiences, offering a range of perspectives to help improve quality of life. The discussion takes place in the cafeteria conference room on the lower level of Mercy Hospital South in St. Louis.

The Maryland Heights Craft & Vendor Fair returns for a two-day winter edition at Maryland Heights Community Center. Attendees can get an early start on holiday shopping with a variety of vendors and a festive atmosphere. Linx’d will be available, and there will be opportunities to create something beautiful.

Artmazing Event Co presents a festive Paint Nite that offers a cheerful start to the holiday season as participants create the enchanting Christmas Magic Snow Globe. The focus is on having fun while tapping into creativity, and no prior painting experience is required. All materials and step-by-step guidance are included, so you can relax, paint, and enjoy a night out with friends.

Celebrate the season at Mary Queen of Peace Parish & School in Webster Groves with a holiday marketplace featuring handwoven basket bags made from recycled plastic. Find sizes ranging from tiny options that fit a gift card to jumbo bags, useful as gift packaging and for the beach, pool, markets, and everyday errands. A small selection of Guatemalan items will also be available, including jade jewelry, wallets, and beaded ornaments. Shoppers can pick up purchases directly from vendors, and there is no fee to shop. Other vendors will be on site to complete the holiday shopping experience.

LBB Leisure Book Club highlights Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca, a gothic tale woven with romance, secrets, and fixation. The story follows a young newlywed as she settles into life with a wealthy widower, only to confront the lasting influence of his first wife. Readers who enjoy intrigue and darker love stories can expect a discussion that lingers long after the final page. The club features monthly selections, connects women who love reading and conversation, offers access to author chats and giveaways, and provides opportunities to take part in discussions both in person and online. Members of Little Black Book: Women in Business also have a private Leisure Book Club Facebook group for ongoing community and conversation.

Enjoy a night of trivia at the Edward Jones North Campus with complimentary soda, water, beer, and wine provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own food or snacks, but outside alcoholic beverages are not allowed.

CheriBomb returns to BS Bar & Grill for an upbeat night. Enjoy tasty food, a lively dance floor, and welcoming staff, all paired with that unmistakable cherry bomb energy.

Finish your holiday shopping while sipping hot cocoa from a festive cocoa station. Children can make seasonal crafts in a dedicated craft area and take a photo with Santa. Shopping and family activities come together for a holiday outing.

Bill Bellamy will be at Funny Bone St Louis.

Led by Daniela, this class centers on the healing journey through the fairy tale of a queen with silver hands, a story of loss, endurance, and the gradual return to wholeness. Through gentle guidance and a silver and moon hand blessing, it invites reflection on restoration and the grace that can emerge through hardship. The practice honors the hands as instruments of care, creativity, and renewal, offering a quiet space to set down what has been carried and to receive ease and peace. Patience and time are emphasized as companions on the path back to balance. Cost is $35 prepaid.