This weekend in St. Charles County, MO

The Saint Charles Market hosts its inaugural Corn Festival. This debut celebration marks the festival’s first appearance at the market.

Start the day with sunrise yoga on Beale Street led by YogaSix, set against the summer backdrop of the Streets of St. Charles. A $5 participation fee benefits Youth in Need. To participate, complete the required form, submit payment via Venmo to @StreetsofStCharles, and sign the waiver on site. In case of rain, watch your email and social media for updates.

Rediscover your playful side with exclusive adults-only access during Kinetic Adult Hours. Participants must be 21 or older and can skate, scoot, ride, or bike before the park opens to the general public. Advance registration is requested.

Enjoy live music and a welcoming market vibe as Fractured plays at the Lake Saint Louis Farmers & Artists Market at The Meadows. While you explore the stalls, look for Ben's booth selling worm poop.

Bowled Over Photography brings an on site iris photography experience to Ellbee’s Makers Market in Wentzville. In approximately 10 to 15 minutes, the intricate details of your iris are captured and transformed into original artwork.

Join the St. Charles City-County Library for an America 250 presentation focused on the structure and history of the U.S. Constitution. The session explores how the Constitution is organized and why it matters, with encouragement to continue learning and appreciating this foundational document. Registration is required, and you do not need a library card to sign up.

Where the Wild Things Play gives children the chance to explore natural settings alongside peers with gentle guidance that encourages independence and confidence. While kids dive into hands-on exploration, parents and guardians can take part in a ranger-led hike, a chance to explore or rediscover the outdoors for themselves. The program is free and designed for ages 7 to 11, and pre-registration is required. Sessions take place across St. Charles County parks, including Towne Park, Quail Ridge Park, Indian Camp Creek Park, Matson Hill Park, and Broemmelsiek Park.

Celebrate the Pokemon Trading Card Game with a mid-year competition featuring a Best-of-1 Swiss phase that leads into a Best-of-3 Top Cut. Swiss rounds are based on attendance, and the entry fee is $10. Each participant receives one prize pack and a booster from the latest set with entry, with additional prizing for players who make Top Cut. Competitors also have a chance to take home a special Z-A Starters playmat. To keep the event on track, decklists will be collected from tables before the event begins. Lists must be fully completed and turned in to the Judge prior to the start, and any list requested or submitted late results in a Round 1 loss. An initial player list will be posted before Round 1.

Enjoy an afternoon of tabletop battles centered on the worlds of Warhammer, with dice, strategy, and open play. Four dedicated play tables are available, a Battle Day Deal is offered, and two Battle Guardians will be on hand to teach the rules, assist with army building, or guide a first game. New and experienced players are welcome, and spectators can watch the action if the tables are full. Admission is free, and players may bring their miniatures and friends.

This is a Standard format Magic: The Gathering tournament featuring competitive play using the current Standard card pool. It offers a setting to test deckbuilding and gameplay skills against other participants.

Playtime Arcade & Bar hosts a student night featuring two hours of unlimited play for $15 per person for participants in grades K through 12, a 50 percent discount off the everyday rate. The pass includes laser tag, mini bowling, the virtual rock wall, and arcade games, and it does not cover points, prizes, or VR games. The atmosphere centers on friendly competition, plenty of fun, and nonstop gaming.

Enjoy a live music night featuring Proud Larry at Cottleville Wine Seller. The show is scheduled to start in the early evening and promises a fun lineup for anyone looking for great tunes and a local venue atmosphere.

Just A Blur is bringing their punk, pop rock, and rock sound to The Duck Room for a live show on Saturday evening. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM local venue time.

Young the Giant is performing live at Saint Louis Music Park, with support from Cold War Kids, KennyHoopla, and little image. The show starts at 6:30 PM.

Scarecrow Joe is back at New Town Amphitheater for an all-ages event. A lively return appearance welcomes fans of every age.

Celebrate 80s alternative dance music. Attendees are encouraged to bring dancing shoes and invite friends, family, and neighbors for an evening on the dance floor.

Anthony Nanney brings a live acoustic performance to Syberg’s in St. Peters, Missouri.

The Catfish Willie duo brings their music to Flint Hill and makes an appearance at Friendship Brewing Company.

Catch Jesse Vaughn live at Riviera Too. The show starts at 7:00 PM on Saturday, Aug 8.

Catch Ghost Town Blues Band live for a soulful blues set at Spirit of St Louis Airport. The show starts at 7:00 PM local time.

This event features a live set by Guilty Pleasure.

Settle into a gentle, meditative yoga experience at Friendship Brewing Company in Flint Hill, designed to nurture connection with yourself and the community. This is not a fast-paced class. Expect an all-levels, slow and accessible flow guided by breath and mindfulness in a relaxed, welcoming environment. After a one hour practice, the group gathers for mimosas and conversation, extending the experience beyond the mat. One complimentary beverage or mocktail is included with each ticket. Hosted by a local brewery known for fostering meaningful connections and lasting friendships, this gathering offers space to slow down, breathe and step away from everyday noise so you leave feeling grounded, connected and supported. Please bring a yoga mat, with a towel optional.

Celebrate Jewish life and culture at the St. Charles Jewish Festival with live Jewish music, a Shuk (market) experience, international cuisine, and family entertainment. Admission, music, and kids activities are free, and while food is for sale, it is included as part of the festival experience. It is a fun, in-person day focused on sharing Jewish holidays, rituals, and traditions.

This recurring Sunday brunch at Frankie Martin’s Garden features acoustic performances by Johnny Chase. Live music provides a relaxed backdrop for an easygoing weekend gathering.

Enjoy relaxed Commander play in an informal setting. New players are welcome, and there is no cost to take part. Try out new decks and share friendly games with fellow players.

Historic Homestead Days at Fort Zumwalt Park offers a look at early Missouri life with guided tours of the Heald Home and Jacob Zumwalt’s Fort. Explore alongside guides, learn about daily routines on the frontier, and take part in interactive demonstrations that bring the 1800s into focus. This edition features a Homestead Chores theme. After the tour, try everyday tasks from the era, including drawing water, hanging and folding laundry, gathering firewood, milking a cow, and collecting eggs to see how families once kept a household running. Admission covers the guided tours and the themed hands-on activities.

Gather a team of 2 to 6 people for a fun, low-key competition that pairs puzzle time with beer flights. Register at the bar the day of the event and get a flight of Third Wheel beer for each adult with your $10 per-person entry. You’ll work on completing a 300-piece jigsaw puzzle, with the goal of finishing and enjoying the beer flights in the fastest time. You can start any time between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

Connect with the ambassador animals at Show Me Reptile Shop in a relaxed, hands-on setting. Get close to a variety of species, ask questions, and learn from the shop’s team while meeting some of their favorite animal ambassadors. Whether you are a longtime reptile enthusiast or simply curious, this experience offers a welcoming way to discover more about these animals and the people who care for them.

FNT presents Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd, the eight-time Tony winning revenge musical, returning to St. Louis at the theater named for it. In 19th century London, an unjustly exiled barber seeks vengeance and crosses paths with Mrs. Lovett, whose struggling pie shop takes a dark turn as the town’s appetite for trouble grows. Directed by Colin Healy, with music direction by Stephen Schermitzler.

A festive celebration featuring live music, family friendly activities, and shave ice. Suitable for all ages.

Get ready for an evening of pop punk and punk rock with Simple Plan, Bowling For Soup, and 3OH!3 at Saint Louis Music Park. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Lyfe Jennings is performing live at City Winery St. Louis on August 9, 2026. The show is part of a two-show series. Doors open at 7:30 PM, and the performance starts at 8:30 PM.