Events in St. Charles County, MO

Experience a free Senior Resource Fair presented by the St. Peters Senior Advisory Committee. Explore a wide range of services, take part in health screenings, and connect with seniors and service providers from across the region, with prizes available. Vendor registration is open with 60 spaces, so early sign up is encouraged for those wishing to participate. For more information, contact Emily Flick at the City of St. Peters by email or call 636-477-6600, ext. 1207.

Casual Warhammer 40k open gaming with no cost to participate. Armies of many sizes are welcome, ranging from 500 to 2000 points, so plan your force within that range.

Explore painting in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class at Jake's on Main with local artist Charlene. No prior experience is needed, and all supplies are provided. Create an acrylic piece on an 11 by 14 inch canvas with step-by-step guidance, and use stencils if you prefer not to draw freehand. Enjoy complimentary wine, slushed cocktails, and light bites, and take home a finished painting. This is a single-session event with limited capacity. The cost is $40 plus tax.

At PJ's Coffee in Lake Saint Louis, Wentzville Reads hosts a relaxed book club centered on spooky picks, coffee, and friendly conversation. Participation is flexible, whether you have read one book, many, or none at all. The emphasis is on community as much as reading, creating a welcoming space to connect with fellow readers.

Pokemon TCG Double Prize Night comes in a Pitch Black edition in St Charles, MO. This monthly event uses a best of one Swiss format across three rounds, with pairings determined by the number of players in attendance. The entry fee is $10, and points earned during play make participants eligible for additional prizing.

This prerelease event for the Pokémon Trading Card Game’s Delta Reign features three rounds of play. The entry fee is $25. Pre-registration is required, as spots are expected to fill quickly. Participants who complete all three rounds will receive three additional prize packs.

Set out during the golden hour with friends or family for a guided walk through St. Charles County parks. A Park Ranger leads 1 to 3 miles of exploration on a combination of paved paths and natural trails. This free program focuses on spotting and learning about local plants and wildlife, with the location rotating among different parks each month. Watch for program signs at the park to find the meeting spot. Advance registration is requested.

This relaxed, no-cost event welcomes participants of every experience level. Newcomers and experienced participants can take part together in an easygoing setting.

This Flesh & Blood Armory event offers three rounds of Classic Constructed, each played as Best of 1. The entry fee is $7. Prizes are awarded using a 6/4/2/1 pack payout, with GEM packs also included.

Step beyond the basics with a Mahjong 103 class created for players who have already completed Mahjong 101 and want to broaden their skills. Certified instructor Tracy Winters leads the session with a focus on building confidence, encouraging flexible thinking, and rounding out your gameplay. You will dive into smarter use of the Mahjong card to read hands and make better decisions. The class also explores how to keep the game going with fewer than four players, plus a playful twist called Messy Mahjong that embraces a less traditional approach. Expect plenty of practice, time for questions, and a relaxed, social atmosphere. Cocktails and light snacks are provided. The cost is $50 plus tax and fees. Open to anyone who has taken Mahjong 101 with any instructor, and no advanced expertise is required. Capacity is limited.

Design and paint a personalized porch mat with a winter theme at Beer Barn at Frankie Martin's Garden in St Charles, MO. This hands-on class welcomes all skill levels, with step by step instruction and all materials provided. Choose from six festive designs and take home a finished mat ready to display. The cost is $40 per person. When checking out, include your chosen design number, 1 through 6, in the note for the seller. Tickets are non refundable, and because preparations are based on advance registrations, refunds are not available for cancellations or no shows.

A free hobby night brings local artists together for a casual creative meetup. Participants bring their own miniatures and tools to paint and assemble, then trade tips, techniques, and advice with the community.

This relaxed Pokémon TCG Casual Unlimited event focuses on having fun. Entry is $7. Prize support uses a 4/2/1/1 structure, with 3-0 earning 4 packs, 2-1 earning 2 packs, and 1-2 or 0-3 earning 1 pack. Players of all experience levels are welcome, older cards are allowed, and younger audiences are welcome.

Frankie Martin’s Garden hosts a social and competitive disc golf putting league that welcomes seasoned players and those trying something new. The atmosphere is laid back and family friendly, with bucket specials and plenty of friendly competition. Participants move through five putting stations at varying distances. One round consists of five putts at each station, and each player completes four rounds to keep play balanced. Scores are recorded for every full round rather than combining best shots. AM and PRO divisions are available with top payouts, paid out nightly. Entry is $10 per player, cash only. Players must complete stations in order, jump putts are not allowed, additional rounds may be purchased if time allows, and scorecards are due that night.

This school break camp is for ages 4 to 10 and centers on pizzeria favorites. Participants learn to make personal pizzas starting with from-scratch dough, then choose their own toppings. They also prepare garlic knots and decorate red velvet cupcakes to resemble mini pizzas, finishing with buttercream frosting. The session focuses on hands-on creativity with both savory and sweet projects.

Participants explore baking techniques, from making pie crust for veggie pot pies to preparing apple pie bites, guided by flavors from seasonal fruits, vegetables, and warming spices. The emphasis is on hands-on practice and time in the kitchen. Featured recipes include Veggie Pot Pies, Apple Pie Bites, and Sweet Potato Pie Cookies.

Dave's Dollar Box Day at The Collector Store LLC features hundreds of boxes loaded with single cards for collectors to dig through. Singles are priced at 50 cents each, or you can purchase a full box for $50. Pokémon cards are 25 cents each, or $25 per box. The selection spans every sport, non-sports, modern, vintage, and Pokémon, offering a wide range of options for building or expanding a collection.

This Number 9 Networking gathering in St Peters takes place at Shamrocks Pub and Grill and brings together local business owners and entrepreneurs. The emphasis is on connection, collaboration, and sharing referrals to support growth and success. Attendees can bring plenty of energy and may invite a guest to help expand the network.

Explore a range of historical wargames. Admission is free, and participants of all ages are welcome.

Social Runs return to Fleet Feet St. Charles, bringing the local running community together for motivation and miles. Participants of any pace can choose a 3 mile or 5 mile route through nearby neighborhoods. The series takes place on Thursdays, and select runs include vendors and demos. It offers a welcoming way to connect with others while getting in a group run.

A no-cost Disney's Lorcana session features drop-in games. Players may bring a prebuilt deck or use a starter, and the tone stays friendly with a mild competitive edge. It suits newcomers as well as experienced players.

Test your knowledge at a DJ-hosted trivia night at Burnt Barrel Brewery & Distillery. The game features mostly multiple-choice questions across a wide range of topics, offering something for everyone. Trivia is free for paying customers and is open to guests 21 and over. Enjoy an Old Fashioned or pick from signature cocktails, spirits, and beers or meads made in-house. Exclusive for Thursday trivia, the menu highlights the Genius Juice cocktail and pulled pork tacos.

Ease into the morning with coffee, conversation, and a hint of Halloween at OCCSI, Onsite Computer Consulting Services, Inc. This networking meet-up offers a welcoming space to reconnect with Chamber members before the holiday rush. Each attendee will have up to 45 seconds to introduce their business, highlight upcoming events, or share promotions. The remainder of the gathering is dedicated to open networking, exchanging ideas, and building relationships that can spark new opportunities.

Enjoy the cozy spirit of a campfire right in the kitchen at a school break camp for ages 4 to 10. Participants create camp-inspired favorites with a twist, featuring a cheesy garlic braid, homemade s'mores pop tarts, and granola bars.

To The Moon Education presents a fall festival that serves as its largest fundraiser of the year. Open to TTME families and friends, the afternoon includes an exotic animal petting experience organized by a rescue group, a bounce slide and carnival games, a variety showcase and fine art display by TTME learners, hot dogs with chips, a cake walk, face painting, a costume contest, and a silent auction. Admission is $10 per person or $35 for a family of four, and carnival game tickets are sold separately. Proceeds support TTME programming and related learning opportunities.

Kids ages 2 to 8, together with a caregiver, will make chocolate chip cupcakes and top them with chocolate buttercream, then decorate each one as a charming bat or spider. This playful, hands-on workshop encourages creativity while keeping steps simple for young decorators and their grownups. Friends are welcome. Enjoy the spooky-cute treats at the end before they seem to crawl away.

This board game meetup features an open format with no charge to participate. Bring your favorite titles to share or learn new games with fellow players. New and experienced gamers are welcome in St. Peters, Missouri.

Monsters in the Meadows brings Halloween fun to The Meadows at Lake Saint Louis with trick-or-treating and costumes throughout the venue. Costumes of all kinds, from spooky skeletons to witches to tiny trick-or-treaters, are part of the celebration. Sip Society will participate with a 10 percent discount for all monsters and their chaperones during the event, offering an easy way to enjoy a beverage while taking part in the festivities.

Settle in on the patio for a relaxed evening as Warren performs a completely acoustic set.

At The Collector Store, the regular Pokemon league night becomes a Pokeween celebration featuring a special set of promotional cards. This free event uses a BO1 Swiss format with three rounds, offering a streamlined way for players to battle and enjoy the occasion.

This event features a Magic: The Gathering chaos draft for All Leylines' Eve. The entry fee is 35 dollars, and participants receive two packs from the newest Standard set for each win. A Leyline of Anticipation promo is available at entry while supplies remain.

An adult cooking class celebrates Argentinian steakhouse flavors with a gluten-free menu. Participants learn to sear steak and finish it with bright chimichurri, then round out the plate with Patagonian potatoes and Ensalada Criolla. Dessert features alfajores sandwich cookies filled with dulce de leche. The class is BYOB.

Matt and Jackie guide a calming experience at Jane's House of Well-Being in St. Charles that combines Yin yoga, guided hypnosis, and Reiki energy work. It opens with a gentle, unhurried Yin practice to soften the body and settle the nervous system, moves into a hypnosis journey that supports access to the subconscious and encourages the release of limiting patterns, and closes with Reiki to promote energetic balance and emotional harmony. The focus is on easing tension, cultivating inner calm, and inviting deep relaxation. No experience with yoga, hypnosis, or Reiki is required, and everyone is welcome. Cost is $35.

Look forward to an upbeat night filled with food, refreshing drinks, and live music that keeps the dance floor moving. Share it with friends, sing along to familiar favorites, and dance straight through to the last song. The vibe centers on good times and memories that linger long after the music fades.

In the heart of St. Charles, a guided walking history tour leads you along the brick avenues of Historic Main Street to explore the city’s shadowy past. With a spirit host as your guide, trace real stories of treason, crime, and uncanny happenings at locations tied to the town gallows, the grounds of an abandoned cemetery, and the infamous witch house. An unexpected Edgar Allan Poe connection surfaces along the route, and nearly a dozen lingering spirits are said to make their presence known. Encounters range from ruthless gangsters and murderous mobs to vengeful apparitions, turning local history into an immersive, spine-tingling narrative. The tour runs about an hour and a half and costs $20 per person.

Celebrate Halloween at the Saint Charles Market with a festive, slightly spooky atmosphere. Costumes are welcome for kids, who can trick-or-treat at vendor booths.

Designed for children ages 2 to 8 with a caregiver, this playful activity teaches how to make spider themed donuts start to finish. Participants will make donuts dyed a vivid orange, add a sugar cookie style icing, then complete the look with legs made from pretzels and eyes made of candy. It offers a sweet, hands-on experience that blends simple baking with creative decorating, perfect for the spooky time of year.

Celebrate comics, games, and pop culture at the Steel Shop Event Center in St. Charles, MO. This family friendly show features artists, TCG cards, vintage video games, action figures, cosplay, and art, along with favorites like Pokemon, Star Wars, Transformers, and GI Joe. Expect merchandise spanning the 70s to today. General entry is $5. Kids 12 and under get in free, and military guests with photo ID receive free entry. A $500 cosplay showcase is planned, with the full schedule to be announced the week of the show.

Celebrate Halloween at a family-friendly indoor candy crawl set up like a trunk-or-treat inside Water's Edge Banquet Center. Wander through festively decorated vendor tables, pick up sweet treats, and enjoy a lively atmosphere created in partnership with neighboring companies, local businesses, and City employees for a safe experience. Bring a candy bag and take part in games and activities. Costumes are welcome as long as they are family friendly. The event is completely indoors, so weather will not get in the way. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Look for photo opportunities with a 7 foot dinosaur character. Caddy’s, located in the same building down the hallway, offers a convenient option for a quick meal before or after the festivities. Children must stay with a parent or guardian at all times. Accommodations and extra support are available for participants who need them.

Top GunZ presents its long-anticipated debut at Salvatore's Italian Grill. Table reservations are open, and the venue is taking bookings at 636-922-2100. Further details will be announced.

Yoga + Mimosas offers a calm, connection-focused experience at Friendship Brewing Company in Flint Hill. Instead of a fast-paced workout, this all-levels class moves slowly and intentionally, encouraging deep breathing and mindful movement over the course of a one hour practice. After the flow, participants can relax with mimosas and friendly conversation in a welcoming brewery setting that emphasizes community and meaningful connection. Admission includes one complimentary beverage or a nonalcoholic mocktail. Expect a supportive atmosphere, time to unwind, and space to feel grounded. Attendees should bring a yoga mat, with an optional towel.

Kick off with a driver’s meeting and a rollout, then convoy to Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, IL. In cooperation with the speedway, attendees will have access to the track for photos and the chance to drive it. Food trucks are planned, and there may be a few racecar drivers on hand with their cars on display and signing autographs. This is the second and final fundraiser of 2026, with proceeds benefiting JEEPS FOR HEROES, who will be present. Hosted by DUCKING JEEPS scmo in partnership with Tri-City Speedway, the event welcomes all Jeep clubs. A $25 cash fee per Jeep will be collected as you enter the property. Some details are still being finalized.

At The Painted Pot, take part in a fundraiser that blends a painting session with plenty of puppy cuddles, all in support of a cause. It suits friends, families with kids, or a casual date and offers a relaxed way to spend time together.

An open painting day at Endless focused on miniatures, terrain, and similar projects. The first and last Sundays of every month are set aside for painting. Bring your own pieces to work on alongside fellow hobbyists.

This Digimon TCG event features three rounds, each played as a best-of-three, with a $10 entry cost. Prize support is paid out in packs based on final record, with a 3-0 finish earning six packs, 2-1 earning four, 1-2 earning two, and 0-3 receiving one.

Children's author Anitra Rowe Schulte visits Main Street Books to celebrate her newest release, Starlin: Picture Day Drama. Copies will be available for purchase and signing. In this chapter book, Starlin is gearing up for picture day at Hillbrook Elementary and hopes to improve on last year’s mishap. She communicates in multiple ways and uses a wheelchair, and when a sudden storm derails her carefully planned look on the bus, she leans on creativity to pull together a sparkling new style in time for the camera. Inspired by the author’s family experience with disability, the story highlights imagination, family, and friendship as Starlin navigates an unexpected challenge. Schulte is also the author of Dancing with Daddy and Willow and Bunny from Two Lions, along with the Starlin series illustrated by Katie Crumpton from Beaming Books, releasing in 2026. Her work has earned recognition including Christopher Awards, the Dolly Gray Award, the Crystal Kite Award, and selection as Bank Street Best Children’s Books of the Year. Her background includes journalism with The Kansas City Star and the Sun-Times News Group, staff writing for Chicago Public Schools, and publicity work. She lives in the Chicagoland area and is represented by Stephanie Hansen of Metamorphosis Literary Agency.

Enjoy a relaxed meet and greet with the animals that serve as ambassadors at Show Me Reptile Shop. See them at close range, talk with the team, and learn about a variety of species while spending time with the animals. The experience welcomes devoted reptile fans as well as anyone who is simply curious, creating a friendly way to connect with these creatures and the people who care for them.

At Jane's House of Well-Being, this gentle class pairs nerve flossing with deeply restful restorative yoga. Nerve flossing, also called neural gliding, uses guided movements to encourage nerve mobility and ease discomfort and tightness across the body. The session begins with techniques that calm the nervous system and release built-up stress, then shifts into a supported restorative practice for deeper relaxation. Led by Kenzie, participants explore soothing work for common tension areas in the shoulders, neck, hips, and back. The approach is gentle, accessible, and intended to be safe for all bodies. Drop in for $18 or use a Class Card.

Evan Honer performs live, showcasing his talent and artistry on stage for a memorable evening of music.

Participants cook their way through autumn favorites inspired by seasonal fruits, vegetables, and warming spices. The menu features Rustic Apple Tarts and Palmiers. Irish Apple Crumble Cupcakes are available in the morning, and Ratatouille Tarts are on the afternoon lineup. It is a welcoming kitchen setting where friends can cook together and new connections can be made.

Of Monarchs sets a relaxed tone with a live set that blends original songs with familiar oldies, country favorites, 90s R&B, and contemporary hits. Enjoy easygoing tunes, delicious food, and a comfortable spot to unwind as the band adds its own twist to songs you know.

This free educational lunch in the Greater St. Louis area focuses on Missouri energy workers, with content relevant to those who have worked at Weldon Spring, Mallinckrodt, Hematite, Latty Avenue, or SLAPS. The gathering is hosted at Golden Corral Buffet & Grill in O’Fallon. Space is limited.

Transform a wooden book-shaped box into a personalized keepsake at Lakeside Bookshop. Paint and customize your piece with stencils, embellishments, stickers, and other materials available to help bring your design to life. Recreate a favorite cover, lean into a bookish theme, or imagine something entirely your own. When finished, the box opens to reveal a hidden compartment that is great for jewelry, knickknacks, little treasures, or other bookish goodies. The shop will be open for purchases during the event.

First Friday Coffee at CNB STL features casual networking with coffee and breakfast treats. Plan to have business cards on hand to exchange with others while making new connections. The format is flexible, so stay for the entire gathering or drop in briefly.

Ease into the season of gratitude with a welcoming morning meet-up at the Cliff View Branch Library. Attendees will each have up to 45 seconds to introduce their business, highlight upcoming events, or share promotions, followed by time devoted to conversation, idea sharing, and networking with fellow Chamber members. The relaxed setting, coffee, and conversation create an easy way to reconnect with familiar faces and make meaningful new connections.

Enjoy a free bingo gathering with lunch included. Advance registration is required due to limited seating, and it opens the Monday following the previous event. To register, email Nichole at nichole@dardenneprairie.org with your name, address, and phone number. Dardenne Prairie residents receive priority, while others will be placed on a waitlist and contacted if space becomes available. Walk-ins and guests are not permitted. A confirmation email will be sent to verify your spot. On the day, doors open first, lunch is served next, and bingo follows.

Explore how to apply intuitive abilities to cold cases and unsolved mysteries in a focused class. Participants practice tuning core psychic senses for investigative work, establish grounding and clear boundaries, and learn practical ways to distinguish inner guidance from imagination. The session includes exercises to calm the analytical mind, training to strengthen the clairs, and hands-on work with actual cases followed by group discussion of insights and discoveries. Space is limited. The cost is $100.

Movie fans are invited to a night of big-screen trivia presented by the Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce at Immaculate Conception of Dardenne Catholic Church. Hosted by Catharine Armbruster, the event features themed rounds that span blockbuster favorites, memorable costumes and props, iconic soundtracks, book-to-film adaptations, cult classics, comedies, action titles, and more. Prizes await the top three teams, complimentary water, soda, and beer are provided, and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Tables accommodate up to eight players, with a full table priced at $160, which comes out to $20 per person. Creativity is encouraged through a Best in Show contest that recognizes standout table decorations or movie character costumes.

Tim Freitag returns to Syberg's in Wentzville for another appearance.

Dance Pizazz presents a guest dance party that welcomes everyone, with no partner or prior experience required. The celebration includes welcome champagne and gourmet treats such as shrimp cocktail and chocolate covered strawberries. A beginner friendly lesson led by the studio’s instructors will help newcomers feel confident on the dance floor, followed by a showcase where the staff performs featured routines. Admission is free. Friends and family are invited to come along, and current students can increase their chances of winning free dance lessons by bringing guests. Expect upbeat music, friendly company, and plenty of time to dance.

Enjoy dedicated RC-only driving at St. Charles County Kinetic Park. This no-cost activity welcomes all ages to run RC cars throughout the park, with the space set aside exclusively for RC use and no other riding permitted. Advance sign-up is requested. For safety, RC cars are not permitted on the vert ramp.

Enjoy a playful spin on twister in the kitchen while making pretzels with the help of yeast, then pair them with a classic honey mustard dipping sauce. A friendly, hands-on cooking session for pretzel fans.

Mesplay Insurance Services presents a free, strictly educational Medicare seminar for people turning 65, current beneficiaries, and anyone reviewing coverage ahead of the Annual Enrollment Period. The session focuses on building confidence to choose coverage without sales pressure. Attendees receive clear explanations of how Original Medicare Parts A and B function, how Medicare Advantage compares with Medicare Supplement plans, how Part D prescription coverage fits into overall care, and how the different options work together. The seminar also covers what to expect during the Annual Enrollment Period, common mistakes to avoid, when you can enroll or make changes, and practical tips for selecting plans that fit your health needs and budget. The program is independent and is not sponsored by or tied to any insurance company. Admission is free and seating is limited.

This annual women’s 600 bowling tournament offers competitive play with a guaranteed $500 prize for first place. Participants must be at least 18 years old and have recorded a sanctioned 600 series at some point in their life. The entry fee is $60 per person with a 1:4 payout structure. Brackets and High Game pots are available. Payment to secure a spot can be sent to Christine Fallon via Venmo at @Cfallon218 or Cash App at $Cfallon218.

Terrain Trail Runners-STL presents a kid-focused trail run at Quail Ridge Park in St. Charles, Missouri, with two distances tailored to young athletes. Children 8 and under can take on a 1.5 mile course, and kids ages 9 to 12 can run a 5K. Promoted as the first kids-only trail race in the St. Louis area, the event focuses on growing the trail community by encouraging a new generation of trail-loving runners.

Little heroes can meet beloved rescue pups, take photos, and enjoy a mix of free play and creative craft activities. A shirt-making station will be on hand so participants can design a themed tee to bring home.

Test your deck in a Pokémon Trading Card Game case tournament at The Collector Store LLC. Entry is 25 dollars and includes one Prize Pack. The event follows the Standard format with best of three Swiss rounds based on attendance, no age divisions, and a cut to Top 8 where best of three play continues. A Limitless TCG account is required to participate. At the start of each Top Cut round, players may agree to split, with the case divided among all remaining competitors. If the Top 8 decides to split, each player receives 27 packs, otherwise places five through eight receive nine packs each. If the Top 4 splits, each player receives 45 packs, otherwise third and fourth receive 27 packs each. If the finalists split, each receives 63 packs, otherwise first place earns 72 packs and second place earns 54 packs.

This event features three rounds of standard play with a $10 entry fee. Gift card prizes will be awarded to the top players, with amounts based on attendance.

Frankie Martin’s Garden hosts a live showdown where trios and full bands take the stage, and the audience helps choose the champion with their votes. Performers must be 18 or older and new to the venue with no previous paid shows there. Acts may compete in only one division, and this application is for groups of three or more, while soloists and duos have a separate process. Spots are limited and confirmed in the order payments are received. Entry is finalized once the fee is paid, and fees are nonrefundable. The entry fee for trios and full bands is $50. After an application is approved, participants receive further details, an invoice, and a link to select a performance time. Each act performs for 15 to 20 minutes with at least three songs, choosing originals, covers, or a mix. Staying within the time limit is required, and sets that run long may be stopped. Performers should check in 60 to 90 minutes before their scheduled slot, since late arrivals risk disqualification. Production support includes a house PA and a sound engineer. Bands bring their own instruments and any specialty gear, including amps if needed, plus drum essentials like cymbals, snare, pedals, and sticks if sharing a kit. Sharing backline is encouraged to keep changeovers quick.

Celebrate debut sci fi fantasy author Jesse Aragon with an in-store appearance centered on THE DEMON STAR. Guests can purchase copies on site and have them signed. Set on a world ruled by gods and prowled by demons, this horror-tinged epic science fantasy follows Ysira Naktis, a human sacrifice who survives and returns with a secret that could reshape entire worlds. When her estranged son is chosen to host a god-slaying demon, she faces an agonizing decision, save millions or save him. She teams up with Brother Jacen Kheris, once a talented exorcist and now a guilt-ridden addict in search of purpose, and together they fight their way from a demon-wracked canyon to a satellite in orbit, confronting cultists, aliens, and the gods themselves while uncovering darker truths. The story blends the otherworldly religious conflict of Dune, the cosmic strangeness of Gideon the Ninth, and the high-octane action of Red Rising. Jesse Aragon writes science fiction and fantasy, often intertwined, with morally complex protagonists, elements of horror and tragedy, the numinous, and deep explorations of human nature. She grew up overseas, considers home to span from Brussels to Albuquerque, and holds a Psychology BA, an EMT-I license, and a BSN. Her experience ranges from usher and cashier to home health aide, EMT, ER tech, and trauma RN. When not writing, she enjoys weightlifting, video games, and horror films, and has a fondness for cats, green chiles, and UFO lore.

This event features a blind draw dart tournament with a blackout twist, where the boards are completely covered. Registration takes place before play begins, then the darts fly. The cost is $10 per person, and the bar pays $5.

Following the inaugural 2025 event, this western themed evening sets the scene at The Marquee at New Town with barbecue and drinks, country tunes and line dancing, plus raffles and auctions throughout the night. The celebration pairs lively fun with a meaningful purpose, supporting Dementia Life STL and its mission to enhance the lives of individuals living with dementia and the caregivers who support them.

Circle 6 Acres in Defiance, Missouri hosts the return of The Lonesome Whistle Band.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live presents the Glow-N-Fire 2026 tour, showcasing larger-than-life favorites including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. The excitement builds with FMX riders performing gravity-defying stunts and a fire-breathing, car-smashing robot dinosaur. The lineup also introduces Rhinomite, a brand-new rhino-themed truck that charges in horn-first to compete. Expect a fast-paced spectacle packed with big thrills for the whole family.

There is no cover charge. Happy Handgrenades take the stage at ReBar with a set of alternative rock, metal, and punk covers. Shape the night into the kind of party you want, with the bar serving standout pours throughout.

.38 Special performs at Ameristar Casino and Hotel in Saint Charles.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour brings arena-shaking excitement to Family Arena, featuring fan favorites Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders take the action higher with daring aerial stunts, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars adds an explosive twist. The lineup also welcomes Rhinomite, an all-new rhino-themed truck charging into the competition horn first. This high-energy show delivers big thrills for the whole family.

Now in its third year, this fundraiser finally has a name. Guests can visit with Santa, play games, make crafts, and enjoy a cookie and juice. Admission is free, and attendees are asked to bring one gift per child to donate to Mercy Hospital for kids around Christmas time. Permanent bracelets will be available for purchase, and 20 percent of the vendor’s proceeds will go toward buying more gifts for the kids at Mercy.

Designed for families with children ages 6 and older, this friendly cooking class focuses on crafting fresh spaghetti by hand. Participants practice kneading, rolling, and shaping dough, then pair their pasta with a rustic-style tomato sauce and Italian meatballs. Helpful techniques and an easy signature recipe make the process approachable for beginners. The menu features homemade spaghetti, rustic-style tomato sauce, and Italian meatballs for a fun, hands-on experience to enjoy together.

Unwind in a calming class that blends myofascial release, gentle nerve flossing, and a restorative yoga sequence with ample support. You will begin with self-massage using massage balls and foam rollers to ease tight spots and create more space in your body. Next, explore simple nerve glides to enliven and steady your nervous system. The experience closes with restful, propped poses that encourage whole-body relaxation and regulation. No prior experience is needed, all are welcome, and props are provided. A helpful reset when you need to pause and breathe. Cost is $22.

This monthly ministry dinner takes place at JJ's Restaurant in O'Fallon, Missouri. Attendees share a casual meal and connect with others through conversation and fellowship.

Bestselling author, historian, and journalist Craig Fehrman visits the Spencer Road Library branch for a conversation celebrating the release of his book, This Vast Enterprise: A New History of Lewis and Clark. The program features a talk with audience Q&A, followed by an open signing line for book signings. Books will be available for purchase at the event. Admission is free and registration is encouraged. Fehrman’s book reexamines the Lewis and Clark expedition through a broad array of sources and perspectives. After years of archival research, interviews, and gathering oral histories, he highlights figures beyond the captains, including Sacajawea, York, John Ordway, and Wolf Calf. Each chapter centers on a different point of view to reveal individual motivations and complexities, from Thomas Jefferson’s political maneuvers to fund the mission to the leadership of Black Buffalo in reshaping understandings of Lakota-American diplomacy. The narrative presents Clark as a thinker shaped by the Enlightenment and Lewis as deeply devoted to his country and mentor, while tracing a journey marked by storms, illness, dangerous wildlife, and pursuit by Spanish cavalry. The story balances high-stakes adventure with the humanity of the people who made the expedition possible.

Bike enthusiasts can gather for a relaxed monthly evening meetup in a friendly, low key setting. Drinks are available. The event is open to all, and participants are asked to be considerate of the neighboring businesses.

An informal gathering created for working women to connect, encourage one another, and build professional relationships. Conversation is open and participant led, guided by current LBB themes and topics. Guests are welcome to attend LBB events up to two times, choosing from Coffee and Connections or Wine and Workshop. No registration is required.

Set in the cozy atmosphere of Donatellis Bistro, this laid back gathering blends music and friendly company for a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Melodies set an easy mood as friends come together in a warm bistro setting.

In honor of America Recycles Day, EPC presents its second annual free electronics recycling event. Participants can drop off up to five items per person at no cost and enjoy refreshments. Accepted items include cable and satellite receivers, cables and power cords, cameras, cellphones, desktop PCs, DVRs, printers, scanners, servers, tablets, TVs, faxes, gaming consoles, laptops, microwaves, monitors, and video or photo equipment.

Mojo Hand performs live at Halftime Pub & Grill.

The Saint Charles Market heats up with a chili cook-off centered on tasting. Sample a variety of chilis, compare flavors, and cast a vote to help choose the favorite.

Enjoy a dedicated adults-only session at Kinetic Adult Hours that invites anyone 21 and over to tap into their playful side. Participants receive exclusive access to the park before it opens to the general public and can choose from skating, scooting, riding, or biking. Advance registration is requested.

Announced by the Wentzville Liberty Band Boosters, the annual holiday craft fair is returning with more than 100 local vendors for a full day of shopping that supports small businesses. Vendor applications are being accepted. Direct questions to libertyhscraftfair@gmail.com. To protect applicants, all communication about vendor spots and applications is handled only through that email, so please watch for scams.

St. Theodore Home & School hosts a second annual community gathering that blends a handcrafted marketplace, kid friendly activities, and tasty food. Attendees can jump start their holiday gifting by browsing one of a kind creations, all in support of St. Theodore. Organizers are also welcoming participation from artisans, crafters, small business owners, and food truck operators.

Children ages 2 to 8 attend with a caregiver for a hands-on cooking session centered on oven-baked donuts topped with sprinkles. Aspiring young cooks learn how to make a delicious donut and pick up simple techniques for great results, building confidence and excitement in the kitchen.

Browse a full showroom set up at the high school for the 3rd Annual Clayton HS Bands Mattress Fundraiser. Find options from brands such as Purple, Therapedic, Helix, and Infinity massage chairs, offered at prices below retail. This is a one day sale, and every purchase supports the bands. Mention this Facebook event to receive $50 off any mattress purchase over $499.

The NARBC reptile expo returns to St. Louis at the St. Charles Convention Center, bringing a large selection of reptiles, invertebrates, amphibians, and other specialty species. Attendees can browse supplies, feeders, merchandise, and keeper essentials while exploring a broad mix of vendors. Look for exotic animal encounters and education from Snake Discovery, plus a meet and greet with Ed and Emily. VIP tickets offer added access and perks such as early entry, a collectible badge, and first access to animals, deals, and show specials. Online ticket options are available for quicker entry using a QR code and wristbands.

This board gaming gathering is open to all and has a $10 entry fee. Attendees may bring their own games or join sessions with other players. Drinks and snacks will be available. Door prize drawings will occur throughout the event, and winners must be present to claim their prizes.

Student Night at Playtime Arcade & Bar offers students in grades K through 12 a two hour unlimited gaming pass for $15 per person, which is a 50 percent discount from the regular price. The pass includes laser tag, mini bowling, the virtual rock wall, and arcade games, and it does not include points, prizes, or VR games. This special is available on the second Saturday of each month, making it an easy way to plan a night of games and friendly competition.

The NAMI St. Louis Roots of Resilience Gala, formerly known as the You Are Not Alone Gala, is an evening dedicated to supporting mental health initiatives and celebrating the strength of the human spirit. Hosted at Ameristar Casino Resort Spa, it offers a welcoming, elegant setting for connection and impact. The program features inspiring talks from volunteers and mental health advocates who share personal journeys of resilience and recovery, along with a cocktail reception that includes raffles with exclusive items donated by supporters. Proceeds from the evening benefit mental health programs. Guests can enjoy a gourmet dinner followed by an awards ceremony recognizing individuals and organizations that advance mental health awareness and support. Fundraising opportunities include a live auction and a Fund-A-Need to directly bolster specific programs that promote well-being across the community. Cocktail attire is suggested, with comfort encouraged. Tickets will be available soon, and sponsorship packages offer meaningful ways for businesses and individuals to contribute and receive recognition. Attendance helps sustain vital resources, education, and support while creating opportunities to connect with mental health professionals, service providers, educators, corporate sponsors, and community leaders. For information or questions, contact Jenna Arevalo at jarevalo@namistl.org or 314-833-7934.

Nick and Tom, known as Heartfelt Trucking, will be at a cozy coffeehouse in downtown St. Charles, Missouri. Enjoy a relaxed setting and the chance to see them up close.

Hairball transforms a typical concert into a full-blown Rock & Roll spectacle, delivering towering sound, blazing lights, clouds of smoke, bursts of fire, and big-crowd energy. Vocalists Kris Vox, Dave Moody, and Patrick Stone lead the charge for more than two hours, delivering razor-sharp tributes to the titans of arena rock. Music and personas from Van Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, Queen, Journey, and Aerosmith are among the many brought vividly to life. The production keeps reinventing itself throughout the night, with the stage shifting again and again so each segment feels like a brand new rock show unfolding before your eyes.

Bestselling author Lucy Score visits the Spencer Road Branch of the St. Charles City-County Library for a festive evening centered on The Heist Before Christmas. Presented in partnership with Main Street Books, the program features a conversation about her newest release, insights into her writing and beloved characters, and an audience Q&A. After the talk, ticket holders may step into a photo line with the author. Admission plus one pre-signed copy of The Heist Before Christmas is $19. Each ticket admits one person, includes the pre-signed book provided at the event, grants access to the program and Q&A, and allows participation in the post-program photo opportunity. Every attendee needs their own ticket, and tickets are valid only for this Spencer Road Branch event and do not apply to other dates. Books will be signed in advance, and there will not be a live signing or personalization line, so personal items and books from home cannot be signed. A limited selection of pre-signed backlist titles may be available for purchase from Main Street Books while supplies last. The Heist Before Christmas follows reluctant psychic Riley Thorn as holiday pressures mount, her wedding and business worries collide, and her ability to see a future with fiancé Nick Santiago goes mysteriously dark. While Nick works undercover at a mall to crack a theft ring, the pair race to catch a thief and unravel why their future has gone blank. As the fifth installment in the Riley Thorn series, it blends romance, mystery, humor, and seasonal cheer. Lucy Score is a #1 New York Times bestselling author known for the Knockemout, Riley Thorn, and Story Lake series, with millions of books sold worldwide. She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, known as Mr. Lucy, and their cat, Cleo.

Matt Zeiss appears at STLThrowDowns, returning to a spot last visited in its Caddyshack days. The announcement includes a shoutout to Wentzville.

This event opens the Christmas season with The Salvation Army, launching the Red Kettle bell ringing campaign alongside community partners and friends. It sets the tone for a time of generosity and hope in support of ongoing service. Ticket details will be announced soon.

Main Street Books hosts an evening at the Kathryn Linnemann Library branch with local culinary author Anne Carpenter to celebrate the release of her cookbook, Endless Pastabilities. The program features a conversation with the author, followed by a question and answer segment, then a signing line where readers can have books signed. Books will be available to purchase on site. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged. Endless Pastabilities offers step by step guidance for making fresh pasta at home, including noodles for fettuccine, ravioli, lasagna, gnocchi, cavatelli, and more. It also includes a range of sauces, from tomato and meat to seafood, cream, and butter with cheese. Carpenter has taught pasta making at Kitchen Conservatory since 1991 and is also the author of You Had Me at Pie and Soup for You.

Merry Mayhem Market brings festive shopping and holiday cheer to Steel Shop Athletics & Events in St. Charles. Spanning three days, the event offers a girls night focused on browsing and beverages, a family day full of Christmas fun, and a dedicated day honoring seniors and veterans. Hillbilly Candle Company will be on site with 16 oz mason jar candles in more than 250 scents, ranging from seasonal favorites to quirky signature blends. It is a chance to tackle gift lists while supporting small businesses. Tickets are available.

At The Christy in O'Fallon, Missouri, this Gatsby themed trivia night pairs vintage flair with purpose in support of Rise Together. Enjoy an open bar, spirited trivia rounds, a silent auction, raffle drawings including the Barrel of Booze Raffle, a 50/50 drawing, the Meet a Need in Peru giving experience, and a best dressed competition. Tables for eight can be reserved, and individual tickets are available with seating alongside fellow guests. Every ticket, bid, and gift advances Rise Together's work in the Peruvian Amazon by providing education, entrepreneurship opportunities, and vital healthcare for children and families in underserved communities. Roaring Twenties or Gatsby inspired attire is welcomed but not required.

Warm up for the holiday at Salvatore's Italian Grill with a high-energy party fueled by New Wave favorites and No Mercy tracks. Hit the dance floor, burn a few calories before the turkey feast, and keep the good vibes going well into the night.

Open to the public, this seasonal market at St. Patrick offers a welcoming place to discover gently used Christmas treasures looking for a new home. Organized by Parish Life Ministry, it features clean, working items such as decorations, festive décor, clothing, ornaments, dishes, collectibles, books, toys, and more. Electrical items are tested before being accepted. The market relies on donations from the parish community, and contributions must be Christmas-related and in good condition. Items that are broken, damaged, stained, incomplete, non-working electrical items, or not related to Christmas will not be accepted. Donation drop-off takes place at the St. Patrick Social Hall during designated hours, and shopping is available during scheduled market times.

Participants learn how to make a chocolate cupcake and decorate it to look like a turkey. This vegetarian activity is designed for children ages 2 to 8 who attend with a caregiver, offering a friendly and creative experience in the kitchen.

A one day mattress sale at Saint Charles West High School supports the St. Charles West Music Program during its fourth annual fundraiser. Shoppers can explore mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Therapedic, offered at prices below retail. Mentioning the Facebook event provides a $50 discount on any mattress purchase over $499, with every sale benefiting the music program. For updates, see @cfsstlouis on X using #beds4scwest26.

JP's Hideout hosts Geetars & Muscle Cars for an evening of classic rock favorites spanning the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

Enjoy a no-cover night as Sunset Strip unleashes one of its wildest shows in St. Chuck, blending metal, hard rock, and crowd favorites that keep feet moving and heads banging. The band brings a dual-guitar lineup, larger-than-life songs, and a current set built for maximum energy.

This event marks a first visit to a new venue, with a nod to the Irish pub vibe and an emphasis on good beer.

Saint Charles Market brings a series of special Sunday markets to New Town. The lineup also features a Holiday Market.

Families can roll up their sleeves for a hands-on cooking class and pizza party designed for ages 6 and up with an adult. Participants experiment with ingredients and flavors while making personal pizzas with their own toppings and designing custom confetti cupcakes. The session highlights whipped buttercream frosting and encourages personalization with a variety of flavors, mix-ins and decorations so each savory and sweet creation feels almost too fun to eat.

A day of hands-on Thanksgiving crafting awaits at Wild Sprouts. Two sessions are available. Admission is $15 per child and includes entry for two adults, and siblings under 1 are free. A completed waiver is required for all participants before the event. Socks are required in the playroom, so bring your own or plan to purchase a pair on site for $3 per pair.

An educational lunch hosted by CNS Cares is geared toward people who worked at Weldon Spring, Mallinckrodt, Hematite, Latty Avenue, or SLAPS. The session explains potential eligibility for financial compensation, healthcare benefits, and in-home assistance with no out-of-pocket expense. CNS Cares provides home care services to energy workers.

Enjoy a meal at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers in Wentzville and support the Samuelson Early Childhood Center PTO. Purchases at this location can be counted toward the fundraiser. If ordering in person, let the cashier know your order supports the Samuelson fundraiser or show the flyer. If ordering online, enter the code GIVEBACK at checkout so Samuelson receives credit. Turn a burger, fries, and custard run into support for the Roos.

Designed for children ages 4 to 8, this school break camp introduces baking fundamentals through seasonal recipes. Participants practice making pie crusts for savory vegetable pot pies, prepare simple bite-size apple pies, and bake cookies inspired by sweet potato pie. The menu highlights fruits and vegetables paired with comforting spices for a seasonal kitchen experience.

Shop for gifts from local vendors at a holiday market that caps the season. Attendees can meet Santa and see two live reindeer.

Parents and children team up at a hands-on gingerbread workshop to build and decorate a house together. Creative choices are plentiful, from icing that becomes snowy rooftops to pretzel stick picket fences and an array of candies for colorful details. Festive holiday music sets a cheerful mood while hot chocolate adds a cozy touch, creating a relaxed space for conversation, creativity, and quality family time.

St. Charles sets the stage for the kickoff of the Grease Holiday Cast Tour, bringing original film favorites together for a festive celebration. Barry Pearl, Michael Tucci, Jamie Donnelly, and Lorenzo Lamas appear for a weekend of memories that blend Grease nostalgia with holiday cheer. Guests can take part in daytime meet and greets, then opt for a special dinner featuring a Southern style barbecue with classic fixins and a Grease sing along screening for an intimate experience with the cast. An evening sock hop channels Rydell High in the spirit of American Bandstand, with music, games, light appetizers, a dessert bar, and a hot chocolate bar. Throughout the event, look for photo opportunities, autograph sessions, conversations with the cast, and special film showings. Capacity for the sock hop is capped at 160 guests. Please note that admission does not include autographs or selfies, which are available for purchase directly from each cast member. Festivities take place at the American Legion in St. Charles, Missouri.

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Presented by Jake’s On Main, this guided Mahjong session offers structured practice for players who already know the basics. With support from certified instructor Tracy Winters throughout, participants can ask questions, go over rules, and work through hands and strategies in a relaxed, low pressure setting with fellow players. All tiles, cards, racks, and other supplies are provided, and personal snacks and beverages are welcome. It is well suited to anyone with some experience or those who have completed a Mahjong 101 class and want more table time with supportive coaching. Enrollment is limited to 16 participants to ensure individual attention. The fee is $20 per person.

Learn to ice and decorate festive cookies in a hands-on class presented with SugarBot Sweet Shop at Blanchette Memorial Hall in St Charles. The session covers key techniques including outlining, filling, dots, stripes, zigzags, and marbling to help create polished holiday designs. Each participant will take home six cookies they decorated themselves to share with family and friends. This year’s theme is Gnome Place Like Home for the Holidays. The fee is $65 per person, and registration is required.

Happy Hollandaise takes the stage as WCC presents its annual Christmas Dinner Theater. This seasonal dinner theater production is scheduled across multiple performances, and tickets are currently available through the WCC website.

Ease into the day at Willows Locket with a cozy, year-end networking meet-up centered on connection and holiday cheer. Each attendee can give a brief 45-second introduction about their business, upcoming events, or promotions, followed by open time to swap ideas and build relationships with fellow WSCC Chamber members. Expect coffee, friendly conversation, and a relaxed setting that helps wrap up the year on a positive note while laying the groundwork for fresh connections in the year ahead.

An epic stage musical brings the story of Daniel to life, set in ancient Babylon where steadfast faith and courage are put to the test. The production also shares Esther: The Bravest Queen, following a young woman in a palace full of secrets who must find extraordinary bravery to protect her people. Expect memorable characters, uplifting songs, and lighthearted moments in a family friendly two part show. It is part of a new theatrical series from The Originals Live and is presented at Family Arena in St Charles, MO. Special effects include flashing lights, haze or fog, and confetti.

This event takes place at Francis Howell Middle School.

Celebrate the season at the sixth annual Country Christmas gathering at O'Fallon Elks Lodge, featuring crafters and vendors with plenty to browse and buy. Food will be available for purchase from the lodge while you shop, and Santa will be on hand for photo opportunities. Attendees can receive a complimentary gift at the raffle table while supplies last. Proceeds from the lottery board raffle, vendor raffles, and donations from Santa photos support holiday wish lists for children in shelters. A $20 prize winner is selected each day. Lottery board and vendor raffle drawings take place during the event, and winners do not need to be present to claim prizes. The sole contact for this event is Tricia Coval of TLC MO Events Craft & Vendor Shop.

This partner Thai massage workshop offers two full hours of connection and relief, and it is open to beginners with no prior experience required. Taking place at Revive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the session explores an approach often described as slow, therapeutic jiu jitsu that emphasizes the balance of giving and receiving between partners. Participants use hands, feet, and body weight to blend gentle rocking and compression with assisted stretches and focused pressure for deep muscle release. The practice supports looser muscles, easier movement, and a calm, restorative atmosphere. Wear comfortable, flexible clothing for a fully clothed practice, and avoid garments that are overly loose. Bring a yoga or exercise mat, a firm blanket, a pillow, and water in a closed container. Direct payment is available through the QR codes shown in the event image to bypass service and ticketing fees and sales tax. For more information, contact Dr. Maureen Hughes at maureen@totalharmony.com or admin@totalharmony.com, or call or text 314-325-9247.

Thomas & Treadway perform live at Tully's Taproom with an in-person musical set.

Support the Francis Howell North Band at the 3rd annual mattress fundraiser taking place at Francis Howell North High School. Name brand mattresses from Purple, Therapedic, and Helix, along with Infinity massage chairs, will be on display and available for purchase at prices below retail. Every purchase benefits the band. Mention the Facebook event to receive $50 off any mattress purchase over $499. This is a one day opportunity.

Settle into a calm, community-centered yoga experience at Friendship Brewing Company in Flint Hill. This gentle session emphasizes breath, mindfulness, and unhurried movement so participants can tune in, step away from everyday noise, and connect with others. After a one-hour all-levels flow, the group comes together for mimosas and easy conversation. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, with a complimentary beverage or mocktail included with the ticket. There is unstructured time to unwind and lift your Sunday energy. Bring a yoga mat, an optional towel, and a friend, then leave feeling grounded, connected, and supported.

Enjoy story time with Mrs. Claus inside a log cabin, paired with carriage rides along the Dardenne Greenway.

LSLPD hosts a community blood drive. Appointments can be scheduled using sponsor code LSLPD, or by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS.

This is a relaxed coffee gathering for working women, centered on empowerment, networking, and interactive conversation. Discussion follows current LBB topics and themes and encourages active participation. It takes place at Barrels Taphouse and Grill. Guests may attend up to two LBB gatherings across its coffee session and its wine and workshop format. No advance registration is required.

Explore the flavors of Argentina in a cooking class centered on the art of a perfectly seared steak. Participants learn to prepare steak topped with vibrant chimichurri, paired with Patagonian potatoes and Ensalada Criolla, then finish with alfajores filled with rich dulce de leche. The session focuses on approachable techniques and classic recipes that highlight tender textures, bold aromas, and a sweet finale.

North Point High School’s Grizzly Way Booster Club hosts the 5th Annual Holiday Market to support Senior Grad Night 2027. Admission is free, and more than 200 vendors will be on hand, including crafters, artisans, small businesses, and bakers. Each guest receives one complimentary raffle ticket for a chance to win prizes from participating vendors, with a maximum of two free tickets per person. A food pantry drive will be held during the event, and bringing a donation earns an extra raffle ticket. Additional raffle tickets will be available for purchase. The NPHS Choir will share festive carols, and the NPHS Grizzly Band will welcome Santa and Mrs. Claus with a musical parade, followed by photo opportunities with Santa. Enjoy breakfast, snacks, treats, or lunch from food trucks or the indoor Grizzly Way Concession Stand. Vendors will see returning participants offered registration first, then new vendors as space allows, with late registration available for an added fee. Registration and payment confirmations, as well as inquiries, are handled by email at nphsgradnight@gmail.com.

Now in its 39th year, the St. Charles West Band Arts, Crafts, and Vendors Fair is a long-standing St. Charles holiday tradition. It is the only December craft fair in the city that consistently fills all 250 vendor spaces and welcomes more than 2,000 shoppers each year. Band students and their families greet attendees, adding to the seasonal spirit of the event.

A fairy tale morning unfolds at the garden center as the Snow Sisters make a special appearance. Children can say hello and snap photos with them, so consider bringing a camera and your best royal wave. Kids can also enjoy hands-on craft activities and create something to take home. Costumes are encouraged, imaginations are welcome, and a flurry of smiles awaits.

A showcase of student talent in pole, aerial silks, aerial hoop, and more, celebrating the hard work that went into developing these skills. Seating is general admission only and is not reserved. Tickets are offered at an early bird general admission price of $25, with a $35 general admission option available after the early bird period. Pre-registration is recommended because seating is limited and tends to sell out quickly. If you need special accommodations, contact the studio at 636-896-5855 or StLouisPoleDance@gmail.com. Parking is limited in the side lot, with overflow available in front of the Skywalker Communications building next door and by Holt Electric on the other side of the building. Please leave the spaces directly in front of the studio for guests who may need a shorter walk. All sales are final with no refunds or credits. This is a limited, one time only event, and no shows will forfeit the payment associated with the reservation.

Broadway star Norm Lewis performs with the SLSO and the St. Louis Symphony Chorus in a holiday concert at the Lindenwood University J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts. The program features holiday music that combines traditional selections with contemporary favorites.

A casual celebration of December birthdays, recent achievements, and milestones, with space for attendees to share additional news. This friendly gathering centers on recognizing good news and sharing updates together.

Celebrate the season with a Merry and Bright sugar cookie decorating class with Sweet Southern Treats. Participants receive step by step instruction and all supplies to decorate six Christmas themed sugar cookies from start to finish. Pre-registration is required.

Steel Shop Athletics & Events in St. Charles, MO welcomes a festive charity run from the Arthritis Foundation that channels holiday spirit into the fight against arthritis. Participants can run, walk, or stroll, and holiday outfits are encouraged. Friends, family, and coworkers can take part in family-friendly extras such as photos with Santa, holiday crafts, face painting, Chris Pancakes, and other cheerful activities for all ages. The focus is on spreading joy while moving toward a cure and a brighter future for those affected by arthritis. Early bird pricing is available.

Get moving with a community run that features multiple race distances and a kid friendly dash. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The kids dash gathers at the start line, then participants are guided to the dash area, followed by the National Anthem and the main race. Registration for the 5k, 10k, and 15k includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. The 1 mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash is an untimed experience for ages 10 and under with a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal created just for young runners. Children who prefer to skip the swag may run the kids dash at no cost. Chip timing provides live results and on-site awards, with results available at the registration tent as soon as you finish. Free photos, post race treats, and lots of fun are part of the experience. Youth pricing is offered for the 5k and 10k at $22 for ages 12 and under. The event welcomes every pace and fitness level, whether you are chasing a personal best or simply out for a good time.

Sweep the Leg brings an energetic mix of 80s New Wave and No Mercy hits to Bottleneck Blues Bar in St. Charles, inviting fans to cut loose on the dance floor.

Centered on classic gingerbread flavor and a festive spirit, this camp invites kids to discover the spices that give gingerbread its signature taste, then decorate cookies with their own creative flair. With holiday music playing and the aroma of warm cookies in the air, the kitchen becomes a cheerful workshop where both sweet and savory recipes turn into little works of art. The menu features gingerbread cookies, lasagna cupcakes, and pfeffernüsse spice cookies, plus smooth sugar cookie icing for finishing touches. It is a fun, flavorful way to spark culinary creativity and celebrate the season.

On the eve of Christmas, the kitchen fills with festive energy as treats are baked for Santa and his reindeer. Aspiring chefs prepare favorites like chocolate chip cookies and chocolate sandwich cookies, enjoy a tasty bite while they work, and then head home with a box of homemade sweets ready for Santa’s visit. The experience features mix-in cookies, chocolate chip sandwich cookies, and molten lava cakes.

A festive kitchen experience for ages 2 to 8 with a caregiver features baking cookies for Santa and his reindeer along with blending a creamy milkshake finished with fresh whipped cream. Kids choose and measure seasonal add-ins to personalize their cookies, then head home with a box of homemade treats prepared for Santa’s visit. This vegetarian activity provides hands-on time in the kitchen.

The Lonesome Whistle Band brings its annual Happy Holidays show back to 63385 Speakeasy in Wentzville, continuing a seasonal tradition with a return performance.

Settle in for a night packed with classic rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.

Live music comes to Friendship Brewing Company Fli-Hi in Wentzville, Missouri.

Learn watercolor techniques while tracking the seasons in a yearlong class that turns weather into art. Participants create a single piece that evolves over time by painting portions of a pre-designed image based on temperature. Sessions take place once each season, with each visit adding new colors and layers to form a visual record of the year’s climate. By the end, you will have a personalized artwork that tells the story of changing weather. This program is for ages 18 and up. The cost is $15 per person for the year. Pre-registration is required.

Open to all, this casual gathering offers lattes and conversation.