Events in St. Louis
Caturday Visiting Hours at Tenth Life Cat Rescue
Caturday Visiting Hours at Tenth Life Cat Rescue offers time in the adoption lounge with cats of many ages and personalities, whether you are considering adoption or simply want cuddles. A $10 donation covers cat time during the open window, supports Tenth Life's work, and helps make these visiting hours possible. Capacity is limited. Walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows but are not guaranteed. An RSVP, or a $10 donation with a walk-in, is required to visit with the cats, while stopping by for resources, questions, or to drop off donations does not require one. The lounge is family friendly. Guests under 18 must be with a parent or legal guardian, with a maximum of two children per adult, and every guest needs a ticket. Nearby street parking is available, metered and unmetered. Printed tickets are not required because names can be looked up on arrival. All ticket sales are final, though tickets may be transferred to a friend. Since 2009, Tenth Life has provided veterinary care, foster homes, and adoptive placement for stray cats and kittens, prioritizing those with special needs or injuries, and works to reduce unnecessary euthanasia and cat homelessness through education, community programs, and partnerships. Events are indoors, ADA compliant, wheelchair accessible, and near public transit, with chairs available. If individual assistance such as an aide or sign language interpreter is needed, advance notice allows time to locate a volunteer. All visitors will be asked to sign a waiver upon arrival, and this series may be professionally photographed for Tenth Life marketing.
Tenth Life Cat RescueSamavaya & Artists Talk
ArtFusion Gallery hosts a special artist talk series and an expanded celebration of creativity, wellness, and community in Historic Laclede's Landing. Guests can wander more than 20,000 square feet of work spread across two floors, meet artists, and experience the region’s dynamic Art on the Landing exhibition just steps from the Mississippi River and the Gateway Arch. Complimentary coffee and cake are offered, with cake provided by The Cobblestone STL. As the day transitions into the Samavaya Market, the focus broadens to include artist talks, healing arts, live music, vendors, and wellness experiences that encourage connection. Highlights feature Krutie Thakkar and Maureen Buthod sharing insights into their practice, Kellen and Willy with Open Heart Song, Erin Pazderka leading a singing bowl meditation, Remedy with Keys to Infinity, Stevie Pimblott exploring Intransitive Exploration, Sol Asar offering divination, and Brennan England guiding a sound bath using didgeridoo, singing bowls, forks, and flutes. Music from Cowboy on Strings and live painting by Mary Eden continue throughout the evening. The Healing Market offers crystal jewelry, astrology readings, handcrafted body care, original art, fresh fruit creations, and opportunities for community networking. One on one mini sessions are available for tarot, meditation, ear seeds, sonic massage, therapeutic stretching, reiki, shamanic healing, hypnosis, Ho'oponopono, and more. This collaboration brings together visual and healing arts, music, and wellness for a memorable downtown St. Louis experience.
Juneteenth 3-on-3 Teen Basketball Tournament
Teens ages 12 to 17 can team up for a 3-on-3 basketball tournament with bragging rights on the line. Friends who are not playing are welcome to cheer from the sidelines. Food, snacks, and drinks will be available. It is free to attend, and every player on each team must register through the link in the event’s Tickets section. Members of the top two teams will each receive a Visa gift card and a trophy.
Bayer YMCACars and Cones STL
The fourth Cars and Cones STL meetup of 2026 brings the car community together with Soda Fountain Ice Cream at Union Station, set beside a covered parking area with ample spaces and plenty to explore throughout the evening. This gathering features the Revved Up Wishes Foundation, The Audi Exchange showcasing several Audis, and an expected appearance by the STL Fire Department with firetrucks on display. Revved Up Wishes is an automotive nonprofit that connects extraordinary cars with children facing serious illnesses, encourages hands-on experiences rather than keeping cars at a distance, collaborates with local partners, and often fuels its mission through spirited ride experiences that support fundraising efforts. Families and friends are welcome, whether attending for the vehicles or a sweet treat, and patience is appreciated if the ice cream shop gets busy. Clear conduct guidelines apply: no burnouts, no engine revving including motorcycles, no two-step, no reckless driving, no drugs, and no dangerous behavior, and do not encourage others to do so. Violations can result in being asked to leave permanently, and cameras are in use. Motorcycles are not permitted. Attendees are expected to be respectful, follow the law, and understand they are responsible for their own actions. By attending, participants agree to these rules so the meetups can continue in a safe, family-friendly environment.
The Soda FountainDance Gavin Dance at The Pageant
Dance Gavin Dance headlines The Pageant with support from Horse The Band, Wolf & Bear, and Novelists. All ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $45.50 and VIP options available at $224.18 and $112.50. The Ultimate Meet and Greet package includes one general admission ticket, a meet and greet with Dance Gavin Dance with up to three items signed, a photo opportunity, a DGD Monopoly board game, an exclusive trading card set, a signed 11×17 poster, a tote bag, an Ultimate VIP laminate with lanyard, early entry to the venue, and early crowd free merchandise shopping. The Standard VIP package includes one general admission ticket, an exclusive trading card set, a signed 11×17 poster, a tote bag, a Standard VIP laminate with lanyard, early entry, and early crowd free merchandise shopping. The artist manages all VIP elements, and details may change at their discretion. A promotion tied to the event will award two free tickets to one randomly selected person who marks the event as Interested. For secure entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website. Tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and may not guarantee entry, and the venues are unable to assist with issues related to third party purchases.
The PageantJuneteenth Community Ride
A community bike ride celebrates Juneteenth with live music while highlighting the contributions of Black artists, musicians, and history in St. Louis. River City Outdoors leads the event in collaboration with Trailnet and 4theVille, with support from the Missouri Historical Society and the Regional Arts Commission. Participation is free, and advance registration is requested.
Tina Turner MuralSaturdays at Tower Grove Farmers' Market
At Tower Grove Park, Saturdays feature the Tower Grove Farmers' Market, where local growers, artisans, and makers offer produce, meat, food, and a range of goods. Visitors can explore a broad mix of items from local vendors in one bustling marketplace.
Tower Grove ParkBug Hunter and more
Bug Hunter and The Narcissist Cookbook bring a co-headlining night to The Golden Record, pairing solo sets with songs drawn from their songwriting podcast, Jam Mechanics. Bug Hunter is known for story-rich writing that folds a lifetime of moments and emotions into tightly crafted songs, often finding light and hope even when the subject matter is heavy. The Narcissist Cookbook delivers rapid-fire storytelling and forceful songwriting that breaks down the barrier between performer and audience, offering an irreverent and unpredictable take on modern spoken word. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 on the day of the show, and $65 VIP options are available.
The Golden RecordClover
Clover brings St. Louis style country to Judy’s Velvet Lounge at River City Casino with a country-rock cover set that weaves banjo, fiddle, searing electric guitar, driving drums, and deep bass into a high energy sound. The band rolls out favorite country anthems and adds unexpected rock and roll surprises. Local fans even call the experience The Circus, a nickname that points to the lively sense of organized chaos at the heart of their shows.
River City CasinoDirty Dancing: The Dining Experience
At The Attic Music Bar, an immersive dining show celebrates the romance and high-energy moves of Dirty Dancing. The atmosphere channels Kellerman’s Resort as live performers deliver favorite scenes and songs, encouraging singalongs and playful nods to the story’s most memorable moments. Each ticket includes an entrée, a main drink, and 90 minutes of live entertainment, creating an evening that combines a staged performance with a shared meal. Expect iconic music, plenty of dancing, and a lively tribute to a timeless summer love story brought to life up close.
The Attic Music BarAn Electronics Showcase
An evening of live electronic performance features B2-B4, Full Clips Emptied, KEV1K, and Society Virus, with visuals crafted by Master Of Spifness. The Council Of Contemporary Cybernetic Connectivity, also known as C.C.C.C., partners with the Prof. O'Blivion Cathode Ray Mission to present the program at Dissonant Works. A suggested contribution of $20 is noted.
Dissonant WorksThird Saturday Volunteer Day
Community volunteer mornings take place at Carondelet Food Patch throughout the growing season on the first and third Saturday mornings each month. Participants tackle garden care like weeding, mulching, mowing, and other helpful tasks. Activities are dependent on weather, with cancellations if heavy rain is in the forecast. When harvest allows, volunteers may be able to take home some fresh fruits or vegetables.
Carondelet Food PatchAlligator Wine
At Broadway Oyster Bar, Alligator Wine delivers high energy Grateful Dead tunes, pairing fan favorites with deeper cuts. A night made for shaking bones on the bricks. Cover is $11, and that price includes taxes and fees.
Broadway Oyster BarTRUST | CBGB Takeover Round 2
TRUST returns to CBGB in St. Louis for a second takeover, with NEXUS, SAYLOR, and RIO shaping a night of underground techno. Expect a dark, intimate room, a loud system, and a dance-focused atmosphere. A $5 suggested donation supports the event.
CBGBBellydancing for Joy & Fitness
Looking for a fun and healthy way to add movement and joy to your week? Biweekly belly dance classes at Central Library focus on foundational moves and conclude with a brief minute of choreography created for beginners. Wear whatever feels comfortable, and consider shoes that are easy to move in. A release form must be signed upon entry. SLPL acknowledges that belly dancing is closely tied to the spirituality and cultural heritage of many communities. This program is secular and aims to inform, educate, and celebrate diverse cultures. Staff approach the topic with cultural humility and take steps to learn before offering programming that highlights traditions outside their own, ensuring accurate and respectful representation. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.
St. Louis Public Library - Central LibraryDads, Dogs & Dawgs
Father’s Day weekend brings a patio takeover that feels like a laid back backyard gathering, featuring grilled hot dogs and brats, cold brews, and treats for four legged friends. Expect live music, local vendors, and photo opportunities that make it a fun outing for dads and dogs alike. Speak Rescue will be present with adoptable pups. The Executive Bark offers stylish bowties. Shyla Watercolors creates custom watercolor portraits. The Grooming Girl provides nail trims. Lynn Terry Photography captures Dad and Dog portraits. Music is by Tara Shea. A special Wiener Dog Hour celebrates dachshunds and other long dogs with a cheerful roll call and plenty of appreciation. Dad gear is welcome.
Zoomies Pet CafeSt. Louis SERA Black Rodeo 1:00 pm
The St. Louis SERA Rodeo is back at Chaifetz Arena.
Chaifetz ArenaSouth Grand Makers Pop Up
This monthly summer pop up at Ritz Park features 14 different local makers each time. Browse their work, shop, and chat with the creators. Restaurants a short walk away offer easy options for lunch or a drink. The vendor lineup will be shared soon.
Ritz ParkSymphony of Soul Scholarship Fundraiser
Symphony of Soul Scholarship Fundraiser brings an afternoon of good food and live entertainment, all in support of scholarships for youth. Tickets are available.
The PalladiumSummer Sips and Stories Adult Book Fair
STL Bookish Events teams up with 2nd Shift Brewing for an adult book fair celebrating the start of summer. Browse works from local authors, discover book-themed merchandise from vendors, and cool down with refreshing cold drinks. The focus is on nurturing an inclusive literary community across St. Louis and surrounding areas, spotlighting local writers, supporting small businesses, and creating space for people to connect over a shared love of stories. This gathering is family friendly, free to attend, and open to the public.
2nd Shift BrewingYorkies & Shih Tzus Breed Meetup @ K9 Garden
Yorkshire Terriers and Shih Tzus gather at Una Vida One Life Park at K9 Garden for a breed-focused meetup. The setting is welcoming and safe for pups to play, mingle, and make new friends while owners connect with fellow enthusiasts. Participation requires current rabies, bordetella, and DHLPP vaccinations, and all dogs must be registered in the Bark Membership app.
K9 GardenSatinder Sartaaj
Satinder Sartaaj brings a live concert to the Enterprise Center in St Louis. The performance offers a chance to hear his music in person in a concert setting.
Enterprise CenterDance Gavin Dance
Dance Gavin Dance will be performing with Horse the Band, Wolf & Bear, and Novelists.
The PageantFeed the Beat
Sharon Hall & Friends and Sooz Kim & Jason Krena perform at The Tree Frog Music Room in a benefit concert supporting Operation Food Search, Missouri's largest independent food bank. The event brings live music together with a cause, highlighting community support for the work of Operation Food Search.
The Tree Frog Music RoomAkaash Singh
Akaash Singh takes the stage for a stand-up set from a comic who performs nationwide, and who also works as a podcaster and actor. He rose to prominence with television appearances on MTV’s Guy Code and Wild ’n Out, along with the Netflix series Brown Nation.
Helium & Elements RestaurantR&B Only
This is a high-energy event where fans can connect through music. A DJ will lead the audience on a musical journey through classic and contemporary R&B hits in an atmosphere full of singing, dancing, and R&B nostalgia.
The HawthornPaula Poundstone
City Winery St. Louis hosts Paula Poundstone, a celebrated stand-up known for clever, observational comedy. This performance highlights her signature style and smart take on everyday life.
City Foundry STLButterfly Eco-Print Pouches
Create a unique fabric pouch while uncovering how flowers can color cloth with natural dye. Led by Olga Pontes of 10Fingers for Design, this interactive workshop introduces the bundle dye technique, using petals, leaves, and other botanicals to press vivid patterns onto fabric. Along the way, gain insight into the long history of plant-based dyes and their earth-friendly, non-toxic qualities. Materials are included, and participants take home a pouch beautifully imprinted with botanicals and their own creative touch.
Bowood FarmsThe Lemp Mansion Escape Room
Inside the historic Lemp Mansion, a fast paced escape room challenges teams to solve a mystery before time runs out. Charles Lemp’s diary becomes your guide, with hidden notes and clues tucked throughout its pages. Work together to decode messages, follow leads, and navigate surprising turns on the way to the final solution. The experience blends suspense and excitement with satisfying lightbulb moments as each discovery moves you closer to escape. It is well suited for friends’ nights out, team building, family adventures, birthdays and celebrations, and fans of puzzles and mysteries, whether you are seasoned at escape rooms or trying one for the first time. The question remains… can your team break the code in time, or will the mansion hold on to its secrets?
The Lemp MansionPaint Your Pet
Take part in a Paint & Sip centered on creating a portrait of your pet. A ticket covers an 11 by 14 inch canvas with a pre drawn image of your pet, all needed painting materials, guided instruction, a 16 ounce draft pour, and park entry for your dog.
K9 GardenAMF
AMF performs live at Whitestone Tavern for a festive Father’s Day celebration honoring all the dads, featuring favorite tunes to enjoy.
Whitestone TavernSunday Scissors at Platypus
Queertown Underground presents Sunday Scissors at Platypus, an inclusive social for the STL LGBTQIA+ community featuring crafting, community, and cocktails. A suggested donation of $10 is appreciated.
PlatypusSynth Sundays
Tim’s Chrome Bar becomes a haven for 1980s sounds on third Sundays as DJ Mark Lewis delivers a set packed with synth-pop and new wave favorites. Hear tracks from artists like Depeche Mode, New Order, The Cure, and Eurythmics. Pair the music with dinner and drinks for a neon-tinged finish to the weekend.
Tim's Chrome BarOpen Mic
This weekly open mic at Historic Crossroads offers an open platform for talents of every genre, style, and format. The event welcomes everyone, including people, pets, and wildlife, and provides a friendly space to take the microphone and share what you do.
Historic CrossroadsFrom This Day Forward and more
From This Day Forward headlines at Fubar Saint Louis alongside Manapool, Dante no Bara, and Kd star. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
FubarBe.Be the Neosoul on Soul Sunday
Be.Be the Neosoul brings its five-piece lineup back to the BOB for a Soul Sunday show. The cover charge is $15, with tax added.
Broadway Oyster BarThomas Helton and more
An adventurous night at Ddub brings visiting artists Thomas Helton, Richard Gilman-Opalsky, and Adam Larison together with locals Dave Stone, Damon Smith, and Danny Pankratz. The music moves from intimate bass and guitar duos to classic free jazz combinations, creating a flowing set of improvisational conversations. Admission is $20 with a pay what you can option. Helton, a Houston bassist and composer, explores new territory on the double bass through extended techniques and fresh compositional ideas, working across jazz, classical, experimental, and avant-garde settings. He has collaborated with artists such as Tim Hagans, Milt Jackson, Daniel Carter, Monty Alexander, Frank Gratkowski, Ernie Watts, William Parker, Weasel Walter, Robert Boston, Damon Smith, and Steve Swell, and he has written for solo bass, chamber groups, and larger ensembles, including works for choreographer Michele Brangwen and the experimental dance company Group Acorde. Gilman-Opalsky performs on drums and percussion and is also a professor of political theory and philosophy at the University of Illinois. With more than four decades of experience in avant-garde, underground, free improvisation, and experimental circles, his path runs from New York City in the late 1990s and early 2000s to the Midwest. His discography includes 13 albums with collaborators such as Blaise Siwula, Katsuyuki Itakura, Ben Kates, and John Gruntfest. He co-founded End Times Trio, the longest running improvising jazz ensemble in central Illinois, and later helped launch Freedom Therapy Trio. Larison brings a guitar voice grounded in improvisation and European art traditions. His performances span the United States and international stages, including the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Carnegie Hall, Tignes Space in France, and The Philadelphia Guitar Society. His work has received support from Arts Midwest and the Ohio Arts Council. He teaches at the University of Illinois Springfield and runs the Get Free Music Series focused on free jazz, creative music, and improvisation.
Dissonant WorksYoga Sculpt at Lafayette Park
Yoga Sculpt takes place at Lafayette Park with instruction from Lucy Short of Yogi Spice. Each class lasts 60 minutes and welcomes participants of every experience level. Bring your own mat and water. Sessions are held outdoors beneath the big oak in the open field by the boathouse. The cost is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended.
Lafayette ParkCITY Card Show
CITY Card Show returns to Rockwell Beer Co., creating a lively hub for collectors. Explore more than 25 vendor tables with sports cards, Pokémon, TCG offerings, and a mix of other collectibles. It is a welcoming place to buy, sell, trade, or finally track down that grail card while connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Admission and parking are free, and Rockwell beer is available to enjoy as you browse.
Rockwell Beer CompanyFather's Day BBQ Lunch at 612North
612North Event Space + Catering hosts a Father’s Day lunch with a barbecue style buffet featuring prime rib, fried chicken, ribs, and loaded mac and cheese, plus other favorites. Guests can take in waterfront scenery and views of the STL Arch. Each dad receives one beer or a signature cocktail with the meal. Pricing is tiered, with early bird discounts at $39.95 and $44.95 before the full price of $49.95, and children ages 2 to 12 are $14.95. It is a relaxed way to honor dads and father figures with good food, drinks, and time together.
612North Event Space + CateringJeter Jones
See Jeter Jones with Arthur Young live in concert.
The New AmbassadorFête de la Musique - Karaoke Night
Kick off the summer season with an annual karaoke night. Its a family-friendly event where you can sing songs in French, English, or any other language. Also, its a potluck, so bring a dish or snack to share. Drinks will be provided.
Alliance Française de St. LouisMarcus King
Greenville, South Carolina native Marcus King, known for a string of critically praised albums with the Marcus King Band, launched his solo career with El Dorado in 2020, a GRAMMY-nominated release. This event highlights the artist whose path spans acclaimed band work and a GRAMMY-nominated solo debut.
The FactoryThe Essence of Medical Practice
Physicians work to preserve and restore balance in the body, and much of that effort centers on making sound diagnoses. This series explores how clinical information is gathered, the interplay between pattern recognition and analytical reasoning, and what clinicians do when answers remain uncertain. It traces the path from patient history and physical examination to laboratory testing and imaging, then shows how probabilistic thinking supports a working diagnosis that guides care in the medical office, the emergency room and critical care unit, and the psychiatric clinic. Sessions progress from the foundations of homeostasis and bedside observation to confirming initial impressions with tests, tailoring therapy through precision and personalization, and addressing disorders of the mind, concluding with perspectives from emergency and critical care medicine. The program is led by Stanley Misler, MD, PhD, emeritus faculty in Internal Medicine and in Cell Biology and Physiology at Washington University Medical Center.
St. Louis Public Library - Central LibraryPuppy Nights at K9 Garden
Young dogs get the spotlight during Puppy Night at K9 Garden, held in the small-dog park tailored to puppies 4 to 12 months old. Pups can enjoy complimentary pup cups, safe and playful socialization, a dig pit made for exploration, plus toys, tunnels, and dedicated play areas. The Dog Wizard Clayton will be on-site to offer training advice, practical tips, and answers to puppy questions. It is a friendly way for growing dogs to build confidence, burn energy, and make new canine friends in a secure setting.
Craft Nights at K9G
Craft Nights at K9 Garden brings creativity and community together with a different hands-on project each week. The kickoff focuses on Bead Pet Keychains, inviting participants to make animal designs, favorite dog breeds, and colorful patterns to take home. Hosted at K9 Garden Bar & Patio, the cost is $5 plus any drink purchase and all supplies are included. The event is open to everyone, no experience is needed, and materials are provided so friends can relax, enjoy a beverage, and create something unique.
Yoga in the Park
Yoga in the Park offers a gentle community practice in Carondelet Park, welcoming participants of all ages and experience levels. The session is free, and donations are appreciated. No sign up is required. Please bring a yoga mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111Twistid Insane The Reaper Tour
West Coast rapper Twistid Insane, described as one of the fastest, arrives with The Reaper Tour.
Red FlagLemp Haunted Neighborhood Tour
Explore one of the nation’s most haunted neighborhoods on a 90-minute walking tour that blends hands-on paranormal investigation with eerie St. Louis history and true crime storytelling. Led by paranormal investigator Dr. Mark Farley with the St. Louis Paranormal Research Society, the route moves through the streets around the historic Lemp Brewery, then continues into its underground spaces. Hear about the Lemp family’s curse and tragedies, uncover little-known local ties to a notorious serial killer, and visit two brewery basements linked to disturbing incidents and chilling reports. The experience is split evenly between outdoor stops and time inside the Lemp Brewery Bottle Works complex. Tickets are $25 per person. Group size is limited to 20, and due to limited capacity, cancellations and rescheduling are not available.
Summer Storytime in the meadow
Imagination sets the tone as the Education Team presents an outdoor Storytime in Forest Park throughout the season. Kids of every age, together with their caregivers, are welcome to participate. Partners from the St. Louis Public Library lead reading and song time, and light snacks, water, and blankets for picnicking are provided. This nature centered series offers a simple way to connect with books, the park, and the wider community. Plans are dependent on the weather, and the park wide event calendar will note any cancellations during spring, summer, or fall.
Anne O'C Albrecht Nature Playscape meadow in Forest ParkPizza for the Forest!
Enjoy pizza at Pizza Head while supporting rainforests. Grab a quick slice for a few bucks or share a giant "314" style pie with the family. In honor of World Rainforest Day, half of all sales from "314" pies will be donated to Friends of the Rainforest. Staff members Tori and Natalie from Friends of the Rainforest will be on hand to chat about the rainforest, their board, and the Young Friends group.
Pizza HeadThe Girl & the Big Bear Puppet Show
An age-old Slavic folktale springs to life in a puppet theater story about a clever girl who loses her way in a vast forest and outwits a bear, persuading it to guide her safely back to her village. The performance is family friendly and suitable for children ages 3 and up. Admission is free for everyone, and voluntary donations are welcome.
Cornerstone Fellowship Church of the NazareneWeekly D&D Campaign
Take part in an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons campaign set in the Forgotten Realms at Bodach’s Games. An experienced Dungeon Master guides a dedicated table of consistent players, and participants of all skill levels are welcome. Expect story-driven sessions with a focused, engaged group. Premade characters are available, and walk-ins and spectators are welcome. The cost is $15 per session. For questions or to reserve a seat, contact Overturfq2907@gmail.com.
SIRSY!
Blue Strawberry STL presents a performance by SIRSY, the New York duo celebrated for delivering a huge sound with just two musicians. Honored with Thomas Edison Music Awards for Rock/Pop Artist of the Year and Record of the Year in 2024, and Solo/Duo Artist of the Year in 2023, they craft catchy, relatable songs that blend rock and pop with heartfelt storytelling, charm, and grit. Vocalist and drummer Melanie Krahmer commands attention with a voice that ranges from delicate to roaring, while also handling drums, playing bass lines on keys, and adding piano, melodica, and occasional flute, with recognition from Modern Drummer. Guitarist and co-writer Rich Libutti shapes a rich, layered tone on a road-worn Rickenbacker with vintage effects, often covering guitar and bass at once with skilled pedal work. Their shows mix engaging narratives and playful humor with high-energy performances that can have a crowd singing, dancing, laughing, and even tearing up. Themes of empowerment and resilience run through a catalog built across more than a dozen releases and decades of touring, supported by a devoted fan community. SIRSY has shared stages with artists such as Brandi Carlile, Maroon 5, Train, Grace Potter, Joan Jett, Cheap Trick, Collective Soul, Blues Traveler, Spindoctors, Adam Ezra Group, and Lifehouse. Their music has appeared on Shameless, NFL broadcasts, HBO, MTV, and PBS, and they are frequent voices on NPR. Recent recordings were produced by Grammy winner Paul Q Kolderie, and the single Stupid Little Heart reached number 10 on the folk chart. Expect a two-piece that feels like a full band, radiant energy, and a set full of hooks, heart, and uplift.
Blue Strawberry STLEarl Sweatshirt
All ages are welcome at The Hawthorn. The venue operates without cash, so plan to use a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited around the venue, so ridesharing is encouraged, and a designated pickup and drop-off area is located near the entrance. The event discussion page is reserved for conversation, and any ticket sale posts are removed to help prevent fraud. There are no refunds, and scheduling and lineup may change. Orders suspected to be for resale can be canceled at the discretion of The Hawthorn or its ticketing partner. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry to age-restricted events. Tickets may be available at the door if not sold out, and physical tickets can be obtained at the box office. Re-entry is not permitted.
The HawthornStorytime on the Riverboats
Board the Tom Sawyer Riverboat for a storytime, followed by a cruise on the Mississippi River. The event features 30 minutes of stories, immediately followed by a complimentary 30 minute cruise. It is free to attend, and registration is required to reserve a spot.
Riverboats at the Gateway ArchSummer Artful Adventures—Foundations
This youth program invites young learners to explore Roman art through a guided gallery visit and hands-on projects that encourage creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking. Drawing inspiration from Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan, participants consider how art and architecture from ancient cultures convey stories of power, community, and daily life. It is designed for ages five to twelve and can be adapted for other age groups.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Open Highway Music Festival: Silverada
Silverada, previously known as Mike and the Moonpies, has spent almost twenty years helping shape contemporary Texas honky-tonk. Now touring under a new name, the band opens a new chapter while continuing the modern honky-tonk sound it helped define.
Old Rock HouseWine Down Wednesdays
Settle in for a relaxed evening at La Verona at The Marketplace, where wine, beer, and cocktails are paired with small plate bites. Enjoy the atmosphere on both patios or inside the bar. La Verona shares the location with Oliva next door, and entry is through Oliva’s patio. Parking and admission are free.
La Verona at The MarketplaceSister Cities All-Lanes Meeting: Six Months In
Six months after a handful of table-side conversations sparked the St. Louis–Galway Sister Cities effort, this first all-lanes gathering brings participants together at Boundary at The Cheshire to connect across every lane. In the months since, meetups at Joe’s Cafe, McGurk’s, and The Royale have helped build relationships in St. Louis and Galway, working groups have formed in education, arts, music, business, and visual arts, and support has come from the Irish Consulate as a larger framework takes shape. The agenda centers on recapping progress, hearing updates from each lane, and coordinating next steps toward a shared vision for 2027. The evening starts with a friendly social hour with appetizers, then shifts into the main program. This event is hosted by Steve O’Loughlin and LHM in support of the continuing growth of the initiative.
Events at Boundary at the Cheshire“Above the Sound” Opening
An exhibition opening presents Mary Eden’s newest body of work, a cross-sensory exploration of feeling through expansive fields of color. Drawing on the memory of water, the pieces shape texture and layer evocative tones to create experiences that feel both uncertain and familiar. The evening also features Tony Pupillo spinning records, live music by the Fred Tompkins Quartet with Fred Tompkins, Greg Mills, Glen 'Papa' Wright, and Jim Hegarty, plus a trio with Tony Pupillo, Alberto Patiño, and Danny Pankratz. Drinks will be available by donation, and admission is free.
Dissonant WorksGNO Rides
An inclusive weekly group ride, made possible by volunteer members of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery, welcomes riders of varied experience levels. The ride departs from South Side Cyclery. Participants are encouraged to arrive early so bikes and gear are ready, and anyone needing help getting a bike ride-ready should visit the shop no later than the day before. All riders must check in and complete a waiver. Helmets and bike lights are mandatory. Several pace options are offered to match comfort and goals. A beginner-friendly group focuses on enjoying the ride rather than an average speed, aiming for up to 10 miles in about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Party Pace typically averages 12 to 13 mph over roughly 15 miles. The intermediate group targets 14 to 15 mph for about 20 miles. The advanced group rides 16 mph or faster for approximately 30 miles. Routes change from week to week to provide a range of safe options across parts of St. Louis City and County suited to each group’s ability.
Whitaker Music Fest at Missouri Botanical Garden
A club mixer takes place at Missouri Botanical Garden's Whitaker Music Fest, offering a laid-back setting with music and easy conversation. Club members and their co-workers can connect, unwind, and enjoy friendly camaraderie in a welcoming environment.
Missouri Botanical GardenPace Series
At Forest Park Visitors Center, the St. Louis Track Club presents a long-running Summer Pace Series that emphasizes pacing yourself rather than competing against others. Across 16 weeks, participants follow a variety of routes through Forest Park that range from about 3K to 4.2 miles. Before each run, everyone predicts a finish time, puts away watches and phones, and tries to match that estimate by feel. Points are awarded based on how close runners and walkers come to their predictions, with monthly ribbons for top estimators and season champions honored with trophies during the closing celebration. Each session is $1, and optional donations help with post-run snacks and the end-of-season party. Walkers and runners of all experience levels are welcome in a supportive, social environment. Registration is not required, but a signed waiver is necessary before participating. Most updates are shared by email, and the same registration link is used to complete the waiver and join the list.
Forest Park Visitor's CenterWednesday Night Gaming at Pieces!
Settle in for an evening of tabletop fun at Pieces Board Game Bar and Cafe. Bring a favorite game or pick from the games on hand, with options that range from quick and easy to long and challenging. Even if online RSVPs look light, a regular crowd of at least ten typically turns up. The group meets in a separate private space with cell-style booths rather than in the main bar. After you enter, head toward the glass doors for Pieces and look for the single doorway on the left that leads to that room, or ask a staff member for directions. Happy hour specials are available for early arrivals, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Free street parking is available, and the lot across the street is not open to the public. Some online maps may still point to a former location, so use your preferred navigation app to find the current spot.
Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & CafeRising Yoga Flow
Connect with neighbors at a community yoga flow in Carnegie Park in the Benton Park neighborhood. The session centers on stretching, mindful breathing, and gentle movement that builds warmth to set you up for the day ahead. All are welcome. Cost is pay what you can.
Carnegie ParkParty Time
Fubar Saint Louis hosts a concert with performances by Creating A Sinner, Symmetrical Defiance, and Otherworldly Entity.
Fubar Saint LouisPoker Night @ Big Daddy's Soulard
DeepStacks Poker League brings a free, risk-free poker tournament experience to Big Daddy's Soulard, offering casino-style play in a relaxed setting. Expect deeper stacks and blind levels that mirror major professional tours, which means more decision-making and fewer shove-or-fold moments. It is a comfortable place to refine strategy before trying higher-stakes rooms at local casinos. As an affiliate of the Bar Poker Open, consistent results here can lead to seats at BPO World Championship events in Las Vegas, including stops such as the Golden Nugget. Championship prize pools top $400,000, with a guaranteed $100,000 cash payout for first place. Strong finishes earn rewards along the way, with BPO tokens for the top three and Super League points for the top fifth of the field. The vibe is friendly and social, with the full bar and kitchen available during play, a focus on community, and all the excitement of tournament poker without any financial risk.
Big Daddy's Bar & Grill - Soulard"Pulp Fiction" with Live Q&A, presented by The IDEAS Institute
At Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis, The IDEAS Institute presents the third installment of its Film Series with a screening of Pulp Fiction, followed by a live Q&A. The program reflects on the lineage of Depression-era pulp magazines, whose brash, affordable crime and detective tales, sometimes tinged with the supernatural, captured imaginations and helped shape modern genres. Decades later, Quentin Tarantino channels that unruly spirit with exacting craft, shaping a redemption narrative that unfolds alongside overdose scenes and other startling moments, suggesting that cinema can hold the profound and the profane together. The IDEAS Institute Film Series fosters conversation across media, culture, art, academia, and spirituality, building community through shared viewing and discussion that prizes interpretation over passive consumption, with the aim of enriching the inner life of St. Louis.
Alamo Drafthouse St. LouisHeated Rivalry Trivia
Cap off Pride Month with a free night of Heated Rivalry trivia at Hidden Gem. Play is free and groups of any size are welcome, but seating is limited and available on a first come basis with no need to reserve or register. Expect three rounds of trivia paired with three drag performances, and a program that typically runs about two to two and a half hours. Winning teams receive prizes from Golden Gems. Happy hour at Hidden Gem features $7 beers, $5 mystery shots, and $3 off wine.
Hidden Gem STLGW Burners Meet and Greet
Gateway Burners host a recurring meet and greet for burners in STL and anyone curious about burns. It takes place at Out of the Box Studios in the Forest Park Southeast neighborhood of STL City and keeps things easygoing and family friendly. The gathering is BYOB, and attendees are welcome to bring snacks to share. Look for occasional arts and crafts activities, or bring a creative project to share with the group. This meetup runs every other week and offers a casual way to connect with the local community.
Out of the Box StudiosThe Secret Sisters
Delmar Hall hosts The Secret Sisters with special guest Caleb Elliott. Tickets are available now, with general admission priced at $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show. This all ages event also features a giveaway in which one person who marks the event as Interested will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For secure purchases, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend using Ticketmaster, their official ticketing partner, or the artist’s website, since third party sellers are not verified and may not guarantee entry.
Delmar HallAlex Thoele
Alex Thoele brings a lively set to Pop's Blue Moon in support of his upcoming debut solo album, Pocket Knife. Expect a mix of finely crafted originals and familiar covers delivered with the storytelling spark and high energy he is known for. With more than two decades of shows at venues and festivals around the country and five releases with his band Chain Station in the rearview, he delivers seasoned guitar work and an engaging presence from start to finish. Pocket Knife features ten songs that spotlight his songwriting and playing. A suggested donation of $10 will be collected at the door.
Pop's Blue MoonMazu / Glass Mattress / Groves
CBGB hosts a three-artist show featuring Mazu, Glass Mattress, and Groves. Their music is available on Bandcamp, including Mazu’s self-titled release, Groves’ track “Sweet Song,” and Glass Mattress’ “Back at Home.”
CBGBPoetry Open Mic
A monthly open mic at The Heavy Anchor centers on connection and mutual support within the St. Louis poetry community. Hosted by Bobby Stevens and Kyle Brandt-Lubart, it welcomes newcomers, seasoned writers, and anyone curious about language. Performers are asked to keep sets to eight minutes. The mic embraces a wide view of poetry, inviting free verse, rhyme, slam, spoken word, short prose, flash fiction, and experimental pieces. Accessibility is a priority. If reading your own work is not comfortable, a host or a friend can share it for you. There will also be a place to share written pieces and to find information on calls for submission and local reading series. The venue is ADA accessible. The bar features a wide range of nonalcoholic choices alongside beer, liquor, cocktails, and wine, and pizzas, including vegan options, are available for purchase. Admission is free.
The Heavy AnchorPunch Brothers
Punch Brothers perform at Powell Symphony Hall in St Louis.
Powell HallHerbal Phoenix Stl
Herbal Phoenix STL brings herb-centered wellness to the Rockwell Beer Garden Farmers Market, offering teas, remedies, and other support. Visitors can sip and shop while connecting with community care in a garden setting, with seasonal highlights throughout.
Rockwell Beer GardenPatio BBQ Thursdays at SqWires!
Every Thursday, SqWires turns the patio into a relaxed barbecue hangout with smoke-kissed dishes hot off the grill, local produce, and homemade lemonades. Options span ribs, seafood, and plant-based plates, and the menu changes each week so there is always something new to try. The patio has earned recognition as one of St. Louis's best, and dogs are welcome outside.
Phillip Russo
At The Gramophone, Phillip Russo delivers fresh interpretations across a broad mix of songs suited to many tastes. The performance takes place in a comfortable corner of the venue and aims to offer something for a wide range of listeners.
The GramophoneAnthony Nanney
Bartolino's South presents a live acoustic performance by Anthony Nanney.
Bartolino's SouthBack Pocket
Back Pocket returns to Cecil’s patio with a funky trio of keys, sousaphone, and drums. Their lively sound is a crowd favorite at this spot, creating a relaxed setting for live music with food and drinks. If it rains, the performance will move inside.
Cecil Whittaker's PizzaDaisy Garland Art and Craft Class at RFC in St. Louis
Settle in for a screen-free, hands-on craft session at The RFC centered on creating a daisy garland. All materials are provided, so there is nothing to bring. The experience starts with a brief chance to get comfortable and grab a drink, then guided instruction leads you through painting and assembling each piece so you can personalize your design. You will leave with a finished garland about five feet long, with spacing you can adjust to suit your space. Each element is laser-cut from 1/8 inch Baltic birch wood for long-lasting use. An optional add-on lets you include three strawberry accents to complement the full daisy garland. Attendees who bring a friend receive three free strawberry add-ons when the friend's name is included in the checkout notes, and the add-on pack will be ready on arrival. Early-bird pricing is offered, with prices increasing by $10 afterward. Additional kits will be available for purchase at the event, and those who expect to want an extra can send a message in advance to have one set aside.
The RFCMichelob Ultra World Cup Watch: USA vs Turkey
Michelob Ultra brings a Red, White and Booze themed watch party to STL's sports watch headquarters at Ballpark Village, creating a downtown St. Louis hub for USA soccer. Watch USA vs. Turkey on the biggest screen in town as part of the Michelob Ultra World Cup watch experience. Enjoy $35 Michelob Ultra towers, face painting, in arena celebrations, fan cams, and other specials, with all the match day excitement in one place for USA matches.
Ballpark VillageCody Sisters
Blue Strawberry STL hosts a performance by The Cody Sisters, a trio bringing a fresh approach to acoustic folk and Bluegrass. Sisters Megan, on guitar, mandolin, and vocals, and Maddie, on guitar, banjo, and vocals, appear with bassist Will Pavilonis to pair close harmonies with lively instrumental passages. Their May 2023 EP that bears the band’s name signaled a new chapter beyond their earlier family-band image, reflecting added maturity and depth. Their latest work, including Archipelago, continues to explore new textures and styles while staying rooted in Bluegrass traditions. Expect original lyrics and engaging arrangements that invite a shared musical journey, all grounded in the heritage of American acoustic music that has reached audiences across the U.S. and internationally.
Blue Strawberry STLZeal Flock
Zeal Flock, a St. Louis funk and jam band, brings warm, tight grooves and a lively atmosphere, serving up dance-ready tunes with plenty of positive energy in a live set. Admission is $12 plus tax.
Broadway Oyster BarUSMNT World Cup Watch Party 6/25
Expect a big crowd for the game, so plan to arrive well in advance to secure a good spot. Visit the AOSTL table for merchandise and fun giveaways. A special drawing will be available for current members as well as those who sign up during the World Cup.
Amsterdamtavern StlEco Crafts
Celebrate creativity while caring for the planet with a hands-on arts and crafts session. Try repurposing old books, make art from recycled materials, paint scenes inspired by nature, and plant herbs to take home. This event is geared toward kids and teens. It was developed by SLPL’s Teen Leadership Council. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
Buder LibraryStone Sea Viewing
Explore Andy Goldsworthy’s Stone Sea by walking through this large outdoor sculpture and seeing it from new angles. Entry is first come, first served, and no ticket is needed. Capacity inside the space is very limited, so a line may form before your turn to enter. The viewing depends on the weather. If it is canceled, the museum will share an update on its website. Wheelchairs are welcome while viewing the work. Because some passages are narrow, visitors who use walkers, crutches, or other supports are encouraged to use a free SLAM wheelchair for easier access. Strollers are not permitted inside the sculpture, but they may be parked nearby while you look.
One Fine Arts DriveArtifact Spotlight: 2006 World Series Trophy
An Artifact Spotlight at the Cardinals Museum highlights the 2006 World Series Trophy.
Cardinals NationFood Truck Friday
At Tower Grove Park, Sauce Magazine’s Food Truck Friday gathers more than 20 local food trucks with choices ranging from burgers and tacos to global street fare. Live music and local beverages add to a welcoming community vibe. The lineup of trucks and entertainment changes from event to event, and this edition features the Michael B Whit Trio. It is promoted as the first and biggest food truck series in St. Louis.
Tower Grove ParkWorld Premiere of "Yarns: Stories & Plays"
Aquarian Rising Productions presents the world premiere of Yarns: Stories & Plays, a new theatrical work drawn from the writings of Zora Neale Hurston. ARP Playwright-In-Residence Gregory S. Carr has shaped Hurston’s stories and plays into a single stage production. This premiere is presented at Jefferson Avenue Mission.
Jefferson Avenue MissionSkyline Dinner Cruise
This evening dinner cruise pairs live music with a chef-crafted menu and panoramic views of the St. Louis skyline. Over the course of two hours, celebrate a milestone, plan a romantic night out, or simply unwind on the water. Wander the top deck for fresh vantage points as the city lights shimmer after dark. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure and the vessel leaves exactly on time, so arriving early is recommended. Tickets are $64 for ages 13 and up, $28 for ages 3 to 12, and free for ages 0 to 2 with a ticket still required.
Riverboats at the Gateway ArchCowboys vs. Aliens
Mississippi Underground transforms into a clash of worlds as cowboys square off against visitors from beyond. Step through The Portal with The Psychonauts featuring Ahmad The Prophet X Triggered, Alesdi, Skott, Monarch, Nic., and Lyte Side. Or head to The Saloon with Pressure Corp. featuring Lunar Riot X Em.Rob, Pharaoh, Surfiggy, r1ver, and David Paul. Choose a side and experience a night where the frontier meets the unknown in Saint Louis.
Mississippi UndergroundCRHC Summer Park Days-Tower Grove Park (Stone Shelter)
Near the Stone Shelter at Tower Grove Park, this relaxed park day offers plenty of shade for a comfortable outing. Pack a lawn chair or picnic blanket for lounging. A creek is nearby, so children who want to splash and play in the mud may need a change of clothes and a towel. It is also an easy way to connect with a homeschooling community and learn whether it could be a good fit.
Tower Grove Park Stone PavilionEarthquake
Earthquake performs at Helium Comedy Club in St. Louis, Missouri.
Helium Comedy ClubBeethoven X Coldplay
See Steve Hackman live at Powell Symphony Hall in St Louis. Tickets are available for this event.
Powell HallOld 97's
Get ready to experience an energetic night of cowpunk! Old 97’s, along with the Pernikoff Brothers, will bring their blend of songwriting, country-rock, and energy to the stage. Note that there is a cash surcharge at the door for minors.
Old Rock HouseWayne Newton
Enjoy a performance by Wayne Newton.
River City Casino & HotelMoonlght
MOONLGHT, a DJ, producer, and songwriter originally from the Netherlands and now based in Nashville, brings an electronic sound that weaves nostalgic influences with modern production techniques to help move the genre forward. The performance is at AVA Garden Bar.
AVA Garden BarThe Busy Bodies!
A casual meetup for small breed terriers brings together playful pups and pet lovers for friendly social time. Barkuterie Shop will be on site with a pop-up during the event.
Zoomies Pet Cafe STLFrom Garden to Table: Garden Party Mocktails!
Celebrate the finale of a three part strawberry and basil series with a friendly garden party and an interactive mixology class that uses ingredients from participants' own gardens. Mixers are provided, attendees bring their harvest, and additional supplies will be available. Registration is required.
St. Louis Public Library - CentralLecture: Professor Eric Mumford
Professor Eric Mumford, who holds the Rebecca and John Voyles Professorship of Architecture at the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, offers a presentation on modern architecture in St. Louis, covering the period from the 1930s through the 1970s. This program is free and open to all. For accommodation requests, email programs@pulitzerarts.org.
Pulitzer Arts FoundationPaint & Sip: Wicked
Enjoy a screening of Wicked paired with a movie themed mocktail and a mini canvas painting activity. This reimagined backstory of the witches of Oz features award-winning performer Cynthia Erivo, known for Harriet and Broadway’s The Color Purple, as Elphaba, a young woman with green skin who has not yet unlocked her power, and Grammy-winning recording artist Ariana Grande as Glinda, a popular figure still discovering her true heart. Rated PG. This program is part of the Paint & Sip series at Divoll Library. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
St. Louis Public Library - DivollSaturday Signings with Jeff Suppan
Saturday Signings features Jeff Suppan at the Cardinals Museum. This event is presented by Goodwill.
Cardinals NationLive Music at The Great Grizzly Bear
Enjoy a live musical performance on a patio in Soulard.
Dalmatian meet up!
A friendly meet and walk brings Dalmatian owners from St. Louis and nearby communities together at the Jewel Box in Forest Park. Participants can bring their spotted companions, connect with fellow Dal owners, make new friends, and enjoy an easy evening stroll together. All varieties of Dalmatians are welcome.
Jewel BoxBoozy Bingo
Bingo meets cocktails at the Lemp Mansion in a lively evening of games and sips. The evening includes one cocktail and a snack buffet. Guests can expect spirited rounds with bingo daubers, prizes for winning cards, and chances to spin a prize wheel for even more rewards. The atmosphere encourages bold bingo calls and plenty of laughter.
The Lemp MansionElevated Easel
An instructor-led painting class invites groups, date nights, and solo creators to relax and make a personal masterpiece in a laid-back, creative setting. All supplies are provided, and you will take your finished art home. Outside food and beverages are allowed, or you can pick up snacks and drinks at The Cola. Wear clothing that can handle a bit of paint, and try to arrive promptly so you do not miss the opening instruction. Expect a welcoming atmosphere centered on art, good vibes, and community.
Macklind Mile
The Macklind Mile brings together competitive racers, families, and those who come for the atmosphere in one festive outing. Participants can aim for a personal best, enjoy a relaxed race with loved ones, or simply soak up the lively scene. The experience is designed to welcome a wide range of participants.
Big River South City StoreWalk to Defeat ALS
At the Upper Muny Parking Lot in Forest Park, the 4th annual Team Missy Ann Walk to Defeat ALS gathers a growing flock for a spirited celebration of community and determination. Inspired by Missy’s enduring impact, the group brings color, sparkle, and plenty of playful energy while walking in support of a future without ALS. Participants are encouraged to wear pink, bring their own flair, embrace the fun, and step out with pride. Together, the walk honors Missy, supports families affected by ALS, and keeps the hope for a cure front and center.
Upper Muny Parking LotJune Community Yard Sale and Fill a Bag Sale
Grab a seller spot on the lot for $10 and bring your own items to offer at this community yard sale. Inside the shop, a fill-a-bag deal is available for $20, with jewelry and science glassware excluded from the promotion. To request an application for a seller space, contact Jenni at 314-791-0269.
Upcycle Treasure BoxHighway Demon and more
The Sinkhole hosts a night of live music featuring Highway Demon from CoMo, Find Fiona from CoMo, and Hank. The event is open to all ages and admission is $10.
The SinkholeVoodoo Jimmy Buffett
After seven years away, Voodoo Jimmy Buffett returns to the Atomic Pavilion with a laid-back, beachy celebration. The night features two full sets of Jimmy Buffett favorites, inviting the spirit of flip-flops, beach balls, and margaritas for an easygoing island vibe.
Atomic By JamoRescue Me Soul Club - Northern Soul Dance Party
Rescue Me Soul Club returns with a Northern Soul dance party at Pop's Blue Moon, taking over the space next door. Selectors Dj Mod Myke and K.VALNTYN lead the night with a set of Northern Soul favorites. Bring your dancing shoes and get ready to move to the sounds of the St. Louis Northern Soul scene.
Pop's Blue MoonFlea Market
More like a treasure hunt than a routine shopping trip, the Annual St. James the Greater Flea Market offers furniture, dishes, pictures, china, household goods, jewelry, electronics, and toys. Everything is priced to clear, and on Sunday there are $1-a-bag deals along with 75 percent off large items.
NIGHTCLUBBING
DJ Shad, Agile One, and KC Mackey take over Tim’s Chrome Bar for a high-energy celebration of the 1980s. Expect a continuous blend of new wave, disco, and underground club classics, with big synths, neon vibes, and sweaty, high-spirited dancing that runs right up to closing. 1987-inspired outfits fit the theme, and the party carries late beneath the lights.
Rashad the Dude & Friends
Presented by Soul Control, Rashad the Dude & Friends features a touring lead guitarist sharing the stage with collaborators for a set that blends gospel, blues, and jazz roots with a love of African and tribal rhythms. Drawing on a broad musical background and creative versatility, he crafts a distinctive sound shaped by authentic influences. No two performances are the same, offering an experience to draw inspiration from. A $10 cover applies.
The Dark RoomSchicker Car & Bike Show for Veterans
Schicker Car & Bike Show for Veterans brings the community together to celebrate America 250 while supporting MO Vets Outdoors in memory of Vinny Drago. Show vehicle participants can register at an early bird rate of $20 or pay $30 on the day of the show, and entries from every make and model are welcome. An awards ceremony will conclude the festivities. Community guests can expect a family-friendly atmosphere with music and food, giveaways, and spectator voting that leads to awards. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated. Sponsors can get involved as a Gift Card Sponsor for the raffle basket, or choose Bronze at $50 to $250, Silver at $500, or Platinum at $1,000 or more. Benefits include recognition on social media and during the awards ceremony, along with logo placement on the event banner and T-shirts. Gift cards for the raffle may be dropped off at Schicker Ford of St. Louis. For vendor booth information or volunteering, contact Olivia at 314-356-0085.
Schicker FordBlind Man's Bluff
Blindmans Bluff Band takes over The Attic Music Bar with high energy, familiar hits, and sing-along vibes that last all night. Friends can enjoy great drinks while experiencing a night packed with live performances and an upbeat atmosphere.
The Attic Music BarSt. Louis PrideFest 2026
Downtown St. Louis welcomes the return of the region’s largest Pride celebration, uniting LGBTQIA+ community members and allies for a weekend centered on visibility, connection, and pride. Guided by Pride St. Louis’ mission of education, advocacy, and celebration, this edition introduces a refreshed brand and builds on the strong community support behind its return. The festival honors shared history while looking forward, emphasizing joy, resilience, and collective pride. Highlights include live entertainment, the Grand Pride Parade, participation from community and nonprofit organizations, local and national vendors, and activities suited for families, along with chances to connect with groups advancing equality across the region. The experience is planned to be welcoming, inclusive, and accessible for all ages. Tickets are $10 for full weekend access. Pride St. Louis also plans additional events throughout the year leading into Pride Month, with more programming details to come.
Soldiers Memorial Military MuseumCommunity in Rhythm
At Rosa Café, a two hour session of live handpan music is paired with coffee or kava and an emphasis on community connection. Expect a relaxed atmosphere, a chance to grab a treat, and resonant rhythms that invite you to unwind.
Rosa CafeHappy Cat Grand Open!
Celebrate the grand opening of a cat-only boarding and grooming destination at Happy Cat Hotel & Spa St. Louis. Explore the feline-focused hotel rooms and spa, enjoy food trucks, and find chances to win prizes. There may also be opportunities to adopt a new cat.
Happy Cat Hotel & SpaCommon Thread: A Textile Festival
A neighborhood-wide celebration of textiles takes over Cherokee Street with a handpicked lineup of makers and sellers. Browse vintage finds, handcrafted and custom apparel, crochet, tapestry, knitwear, quilts, leatherwork, and other fiber arts. Displays appear inside businesses and along the sidewalks, spanning the corridor from Louisiana to Lemp Avenue. Discover unique garments, artwork, and accessories as the street transforms into a creative marketplace devoted to fabric and design.
Cherokee StreetLouis Tomlinson
Chaifetz Arena welcomes Louis Tomlinson with a stop on his How Did We Get Here? World Tour.
Chaifetz ArenaMeet Me at the School Bus
This event features Roddy Lima at the City Museum of St. Louis in St. Louis.
City MuseumFamily Sunday—Puppet Palooza
This Family Sunday spotlights puppets with family-friendly activities. More information about the specific offerings will be shared soon.
Sculpture HallHoop Dreams Screening
Experience the documentary Hoop Dreams, which follows Chicago teenagers William Gates and Arthur Agee as they make a daily 90-minute trip to St. Joseph High School in Westchester, Illinois, a predominantly white suburban school known for its elite basketball program. With aspirations of reaching the NBA and strong support from their families, they face academic, social, and physical challenges that shape their journeys. Directed by Steve James and filmed over five years, the film earned the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the 1994 Sundance Film Festival. This free, open-to-all screening will be presented at the Hi-Pointe Theatre.
Hi-Pointe TheatreFree The Levitt Vibe Stl Music Series
Delmar Main Street presents The Levitt VIBE STL Music Series at Lucier Park, a free, family-friendly run of concerts in a relaxed outdoor setting. Settle in on the lawn with blankets, chairs, and a picnic while live music creates an easygoing atmosphere for all ages to enjoy together.
Lucier ParkSunday Scissors at Platypus
Presented by Queertown Underground, this welcoming social for the STL LGBTQIA+ community takes place at Platypus and brings together hands-on crafting, conversation, and cocktails. The focus is on creativity, connection, and an inclusive atmosphere. A $10 suggested donation supports the gathering.
PlatypusSophistAKAted Sunday Day Party
Presented by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® Gamma Omega Chapter in partnership with The Ivy Alliance Foundation, this annual SophistAKAted Sunday Day Party features DJ Boogie Corleone and a selection of summer inspired bites and sweets. Attendees can dress in their best warm weather looks. Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 on the day of the event. Proceeds support community programs and scholarships.
Soul 2 SoulSunday Stomp - Every 2nd and 4th Sunday
HandleBar in The Grove in St Louis hosts a welcoming dance social featuring line dance, two step, East and West Coast swing, waltz, and more. The gathering starts with a lesson, continues with open dancing, and often includes a second class later on. Food and drink specials are available. All experience levels are welcome, and it is also fine to attend just to enjoy the atmosphere. This is a queer-sponsored event.
HandleBarIntegrating the Fire of Litha
Rooted in the traditions of Litha and the Summer Solstice, this guided meditation centers on personal strength, vitality, and the inner flame. The experience encourages participants to embody their light, act with courage, and move fully into who they are becoming. It is available in person and also streamed live on Facebook. A dedicated healing time is included. Those who wish to receive a message from spirit can comment on the event. Contributions support the mission of educating people about the continuation of consciousness beyond physical death.
Ken Haller
Ken Haller presents Make Someone Happy, an intimate cabaret built around the songs that shaped his life. Recognized twice by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch as Best St. Louis-based Cabaret Performer, he blends an eclectic mix of rock, folk, Broadway, pop, disco, and more from the 1950s through the 1980s with personal stories of coming of age during changing times. Critic Gerry Kowarsky of Two on the Aisle has praised his shows as a model of cabaret. The band features Carol Schmidt on piano, Michele Isam on percussion and vocals, Ric Vice on bass, and Tom Byrne on guitar for an evening of moving, funny, and memorable music and storytelling.
Blue Strawberry STLA Soul Sunday
Enjoy a soul-filled set from Tish Period as part of Soul Sunday. The cover charge is $15 plus tax.
Broadway Oyster BarLeisurely
Presented by MTTVVV and Tim’s Chrome Bar, this recurring sound selector gathering happens every fourth Sunday and features relaxing, warm selections to ease listeners into the week feeling refreshed. Settle in with chill tunes you can groove to or simply sit back and enjoy. Entry is free, with bar and food menu available.
Tim's Chrome BarTrek 50th anniversary celebration | St. Louis
Trek celebrates 50 years with a gathering that recognizes the bikes, riders, and communities that have shaped its journey. Connect with fellow cyclists and meet the team. The event welcomes both newcomers and longtime riders. Bringing a vintage, rare, or custom Trek bike can earn extra style points. For additional information, contact the shop.
Trek Bicycle St. Louis BallwinRoots of Pride
A presentation explores LGBTQIA2S+ stories through the plant world, highlighting how certain species have helped carry these narratives when sharing them openly was not possible. Each attendee receives a take-home seed packet featuring plants with a story, complete with notes on each plant’s connection to LGBTQIA2S+ identity, clear growing instructions, and a QR code that links to additional educational materials and Herbal Phoenix resources for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals.
Missouri Botanical GardenBeaded Chenille Flower Embroidery
At Bowood Farms, Paris couture trained embroidery designer Susan Geiger of Galore Atelier leads a full day workshop focused on creating a beaded chenille flower. Participants learn foundational thread embroidery techniques, then apply sequin petals and chenille French knots with a beaded center to craft a flower designed specifically for this class. The small group format allows for individual guidance throughout the day. All supplies are provided, and attendees leave with skills to continue creating at home. Personal lights or magnifiers are welcome if helpful. A break is planned for lunch on your own.
Bowood FarmsSunset Hills Subaru Car Show
The Sunset Hills Subaru Car Show brings car lovers together at the South County Mall parking lot for a community-focused showcase that supports the Ritenour Co-Care Food Pantry. Vehicle awards span Best in Show, Best Classic, Best Antique, Best Modern, Best Paint, Best Muscle Car, Best Truck, Best Import, Best Domestic, Best Subaru, and Best Interior. Show vehicles are $25 and display-only entries are $10, with a dash plaque included for every entry. Alongside the rows of cars, look for a 50/50 raffle, live music, food trucks, and bounce houses for children. Proceeds benefit the Ritenour Co-Care Food Pantry and help provide assistance to local families.
South County MallBrock Walker
City Winery St. Louis presents a live brunch performance featuring Brock Walker. Known as a musician, musical director, arranger, and writer, he brings roots from East St. Louis and a career that has taken him to center stage.
City Foundry STLThe Lemp Mansion Escape Room
Inside the storied Lemp Mansion, an escape room challenges teams to unravel a puzzle-filled narrative before time runs out. Work together to sift through Charles Lemp's diary, where each entry hides a clue that moves you closer to the solution with surprising turns along the way. Bring friends, relatives, or coworkers for a shared challenge that suits birthdays, team-building, family outings, and nights out, and welcomes both experienced players and first-time detectives. Expect moments of suspense and satisfying breakthroughs as you race to crack the code and claim victory before the final seconds slip away. Promoted as a distinctive group outing in St. Louis, the Lemp Mansion Escape Room invites you to trade the ordinary for a captivating mystery.
The Lemp MansionEarthquake
Earthquake, known offstage as Nathaniel Stroman, appears at Helium Comedy Club with the polish that comes from nearly three decades on stage. Over the years he has filled rooms across the United States and abroad, and his talents extend beyond stand-up to acting, voice work and radio.
Helium Comedy ClubFated Pages Romantasy Book Club
A romantasy book club meets for a casual gathering. Admission is free.
The Heavy AnchorBlack Uhuru
Black Uhuru performs with Smokin Lion Band at Atomic Garage, with the possibility of relocating to Atomic Pavilion. This is a rain or shine event and all sales are final. For more than five decades, the Jamaican reggae pioneers have remained a leading force in the genre, earning the first Grammy ever awarded for reggae. Their long run of success, record sales that rank just behind Bob Marley, and the frequent sampling of their music by other artists have helped establish them as recognized ambassadors of reggae. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. The event is open to all ages. Children six and under are admitted free, and minors must leave the premises by 11 pm.
Atomic GarageRosalie and The Litzsingers, Live @ BOB
Rosalie and The Litzsingers bring a six piece lineup to Broadway Oyster Bar, led by two female vocalists whose blended voices sit over searing guitar work and a solid, propulsive groove. The band leans into classic and blues rock favorites, delivering them with plenty of heart and polish. Expect a lively, dance friendly show that consistently wins over the crowd.
Broadway Oyster BarMYLES SMITH - MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO
Myles Smith performs at Saint Louis Music Park in Maryland Heights, joined by Hazlett and STELLA LEFTY. The lineup brings multiple artists together on one stage for a live music experience.
Saint Louis Music ParkThe Strike
Pop rock outfit The Strike takes the stage with pulse-pounding anthems and standout showmanship, setting the tone for a charged, memorable evening. Count on a vibrant sound and a buzzing atmosphere from start to finish.
Old Rock HouseSunset Stretch Yoga Series
YogaSix presents a relaxing, hour-long Sunset Stretch on the Together Credit Union Plaza at Ballpark Village. This Restore-focused class features deep, soothing stretches and gentle movement for all levels, with a welcoming pace for beginners, and it is open to all ages. After the mat rolls up, drinks are available at Sports & Social. Parking is available and may be validated for up to three hours. Space is limited.
Broken Jukebox
Broken Jukebox brings a night devoted to mashups on the first Sunday of the month. Admission is $15, plus tax.
Broadway Oyster BarSummer Of Violence Tour - Drowning In Blood, Ex-Cathedra, Saints Of New Madrid, Circle IX
A stop on the Summer Of Violence Tour brings live sets from Drowning In Blood from Canada alongside A Match To Burn, Saints Of New Madrid, and Circle IX. This event is open to all ages. Advance tickets are $12, and admission on the day of the show is $15.
Fubar Saint LouisAnimal Imagination Crafts and Puppet Meet & Greet
Children can listen to animal stories that highlight different habitats, then get creative by making a tail or a pair of ears. The experience wraps up with a meet and greet with the puppets from St. Louis Shakespeare Festival's Romeo and Zooliet. Suitable for families and for kids ages 5 to 10. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.
Walnut Park LibraryMIX IT UP ft JFB, Blaqout, XsmithX and more
Mississippi Underground hosts a high-energy Mix It Up lineup headlined by JFB in his first St. Louis appearance. The three-time World DMC DJ Champion from Brighton, UK brings a turntablist showcase that blends Hip Hop, Trap, Dubstep, and Drum and Bass, complete with beat juggling, scratching, and rapid crossfader work. Midwest support adds extra punch with Blaqout from Kansas City delivering heavy basslines and Chicago’s XsmithX bringing reggae and hip hop infused jungle. Look for two rooms of immersive sound and vivid visuals with full production throughout. The courtyard will feature 710 sampling that includes MO Cannabis Cup award winner RiteHand Robots Radical Room alongside ZeroDay Gardens. A night built for b-boys, b-girls, Speaker Creatures, and party people.
Mississippi UndergroundBeer & Bagel Run - St. Louis, MO>
Beer & Bagel Run returns to Edgar M. Queeny Park in St. Louis for another round of running and celebration. Participants take on a course with a light challenge, then enjoy tasty post-run food and a lively party atmosphere. Finishers receive a medal and a signature event shirt featuring a humorous running-and-beverage tagline, including a family-friendly root beer option. The event also nods to its playful Sasquatch theme.
Queeny ParkThe Chad Evans Quintet
Experience a live performance by The Chad Evans Quintet. The cover charge is $10, and tickets are currently available.
The Dark Room at The GrandelRooftop Pool Party
Enjoy a rooftop pool gathering at The Victor Luxury Apartments in St. Louis. Attendees can take in skyline views, browse a curated lineup of local vendors, and relax by the water with snacks and refreshing drinks. The atmosphere is set for mingling, lounging, and soaking up the summer vibes from an elevated setting.
The Victor Luxury ApartmentsLindy in the Lou - 2nd Mondays
Experience an evening of swing dancing at HandleBar with live music from The Showboat Jazz Collective, the venue’s resident band. The night starts with a quick beginner teaser lesson, then shifts into a social dance where you might see East Coast, Lindy Hop, Charleston, Balboa, Slow Bal, Blues, and Peabody on the floor. Beginners are welcome and no partner is required. Leather-soled shoes are recommended while rubber soles are best avoided. Admission is $10 with cash and electronic payment options available, and financial assistance is available by contacting Jane Tibbetts. Metered street parking and some side-street options are available, and posted signage should be observed. Supporting the venue and musicians is encouraged by ordering drinks, including non-alcoholic options, enjoying some food such as pizzas, and tipping both the bartenders and the band.
HandleBarTour '26 - Man Man at Delmar Hall
Man Man brings the So It Goes Tour to Delmar Hall with Death Valley Girls. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show, and the event is open to all ages. Tickets are on sale. Marking this event as Interested enters a drawing in which one person will be randomly selected to receive two tickets. For secure purchases, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend buying only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and could prevent entry.
Delmar HallDorio w/ Freckles, Algae Dust, Goo Man
An evening featuring Dorio with Freckles, Algae Dust, and Goo Man. Dorio, from Austin, has built the intricately imagined pop world of Super Love 3, a new album made with core collaborator Rachel Rascoe. The project led by multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Chad Doriocourt blends indie pop and electronic touches with sprightly breakbeats, warm acoustic textures, and fuzzed electric guitar. The sound looks to late 90s and early 2000s inspirations, drawing from Italo pop, Japanese Shibuya-kei, minimalist classical ideas, and the 90s revival of 60s aesthetics associated with artists like Stereolab and Pizzicato Five. Influences stack and refract into something fresh and playful. This event is all ages, and admission is $10.
The SinkholeDrop Soda Vintage Market Vol. 26
Now in its 26th edition, this two day vintage market at The Garage STL brings together sellers from St. Louis and beyond with a wide range of men’s and women’s clothing and accessories spanning the early 1900s through Y2K. The first hour each day offers $5 early bird entry, then admission is free. All ages are welcome, and the venue is wheelchair and stroller accessible. An on-site seamstress will repair items you bring while you shop, and coffee and matcha from Found Coffee STL will be available.
The Garage STLGraham Nash at The Sheldon
Graham Nash brings Live on Tour 2026 to The Sheldon, welcomed by KSHE 95 Real Rock Radio and presented with Friends of The Pageant. Reserved seating is priced at $100, $80, or $65, and tickets are on sale. This event is open to all ages. For guaranteed admission, purchase only through MetroxTix or the artist’s official website, since The Sheldon cannot verify or assist with tickets from other vendors.
The SheldonEmo & Pop Punk Night w/ LOUDERNOW at Old Rock House
Old Rock House hosts a live Emo Night with Loudernow, delivering an authentic tribute to the era of emo and pop punk. The band powers through sing-along favorites spanning more than 50 artists, with highlights from Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Paramore, and more. Expect a full-throttle throwback to the scene’s signature style and big choruses. This is an all-ages show, and attendees under 21 pay a $2 cash gratuity at the door. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of show.
Old Rock HouseThe R&B Tour - Starring Usher Raymond & Chris Brown
The R&B Tour, starring Usher Raymond and Chris Brown, is set for America’s Center & The Dome. Ticket options include artist presales, Citi cardmember presales and preferred tickets, VIP package presales and on-sales, a Live Nation presale, and a public on-sale. Both standard tickets and VIP packages are part of the offering.
America's Center & The DomeDJ Makossa: All Vinyl Dance Party
DJ Makossa delivers a vinyl set for a lively night of dancing. Doors open before the music starts, with the set beginning later in the evening.
Tim's Chrome BarVoodoo Prince at the Atomic Pavilion
Voodoo Prince returns to the Atomic Pavilion stage for a Saturday appearance, the first on a Saturday in nine years. It features two extended sets packed with classic tracks, lesser-known favorites, and unexpected twists. The Voodoo Players lineup includes Sean Canan and Ethan Jones on guitars, Brian Kasmarzik on keys, John Hussung on bass, Mike Murano on drums, Sean Anglin on percussion, and vocals by Tish and Neil Salsich. A purple-tinged celebration from start to finish.
Atomic By JamoSunday BINGO!
An afternoon of free bingo awaits at Tim's Chrome Bar. Bingo cards and daubers are supplied, and participants can bring friends who enjoy the game. Expect plenty of laughs and a range of prizes.
Tim's Chrome BarMissouri Botanical Garden: Dinos in the Garden!
Missouri Botanical Garden staff lead a no-cost, hands-on workshop for children that explores the plants that lived alongside dinosaurs and what herbivores would have eaten. Participants also create a small container garden that becomes a home for a little dino. Intended for ages 4 through 12. Registration is required.
The Enroll Bowl
Epiphany Lanes hosts an annual family-friendly bowling event that pairs entertainment with practical help for school enrollment. Enjoy complimentary bowling and food, take part in raffle giveaways, and connect with staff who can assist with finalizing paperwork so your child’s seat is secured for the upcoming school year. Guests are encouraged to bring any remaining documents, forms, or records needed to complete enrollment.
Epiphany LanesRyan Dintleman Classic: BBQ Competition
The Ryan Dintleman Classic brings a barbecue competition to Ibew Local 1. Smoky grills and classic BBQ flavors set the scene as participants put their cooking to the test.
Ibew Local 1First Saturday Volunteer Day
Everyone is welcome to volunteer at the Carondelet Food Patch during the growing season. Activities focus on tending the garden and may include tasks like weeding, mulching, mowing, and other upkeep. Sessions are dependent on the weather and will be canceled if it rains. Wear closed-toe shoes and dress for the conditions. Tools and materials are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own gardening supplies if you prefer to use them.
Carondelet Food PatchMarquette Community Day 2026
Marquette Community Day, the South Side’s largest back to school celebration, returns to Marquette Park for a day of community and preparation for the new school year. Hundreds of South Side families are expected as students receive free backpacks and school supplies while enjoying a fun summer day. Presented by Allies of Marquette Park and Dutchtown Main Streets, this gathering focuses on getting students ready and bringing neighbors together. Additional details will be shared by the organizers.
Marquette Park (Osage Street at Michigan)Travis Larson - st. Louis, MO
Travis Larson presents a solo performance with Kelly House Concerts in St. Louis. His catalog spans eight studio albums and three full-length performance DVDs, and his recording credits include collaborations with Steve Lukather, Victor Wooten, Dave LaRue, and Vinx. Extensive touring and appearances alongside Zappa Band, UFO, Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse, and The Aristocrats shape a live show steeped in progressive rock fusion. The performance spotlights instrumental compositions and the dynamic musicianship that defines his work.
St. Louis, MissouriMarket Mile
Spewak Racing presents The Market Mile, a community-focused one mile walk and run that begins outside Kiener Plaza and welcomes participants of all ages, experience levels, and abilities. After the finish, a post race celebration takes place at St. Louis Union Station. Proceeds support BackStoppers in part along with other charities. The BackStoppers, Inc. is a recipient of proceeds and is not an organizer of this event.
Kiener PlazaMusic Bingo Bash
Take part in Music Bingo set to a mix of popular songs from many decades and genres. Expect chances to win prizes and light refreshments, with a relaxed, beginner friendly format for participants 18 and older. It is great for attending with family and friends, and every attendee receives a special gift to mark the occasion. Seating is limited, so early sign up is recommended.
Schlafly LibraryRodeo Boys
Rodeo Boys perform live. Admission is $15 and the event is open to all ages.
The SinkholeJake's Leg at the Venice Cafe "Night 2"
The second night of a two-night run takes place at a venue known as the garden of tacky delights. Admission is $10, and the venue is cash only.
Banana Ball in St. Louis
A partnership with Peoria Charter and Cumulus Broadcasting offers an all inclusive trip to Banana Ball at Busch Stadium. This experience includes travel on a deluxe motorcoach, a game ticket, parking, and food and beverages at the game, creating a relaxed, stress free outing with logistics handled. The trip is designed to skip the driving and the lines. Seats are very limited and will sell fast.
Busch StadiumLionel Richie at The Muny
This event features Lionel Richie at The Muny.
The MunyShelties & Sheep Dog Breed Meetup at K9 Garden
Shelties and Sheep Dogs are invited to a breed-focused meetup at Una Vida One Life Park at K9 Garden. Dogs can run, play, and socialize with their fellow herding pals while owners connect with other enthusiasts in a friendly, safe setting. All participating dogs must be up to date on rabies, bordetella, and DHLPP vaccinations, and registration in the Bark Membership app is required.
30 Years of Madnesss - Chad Gray at Delmar Hall
Chad Gray brings 30 Years of Madnesss to Delmar Hall with special guests Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. This event is open to all ages. General admission is $49.50 in advance and $54.50 on the day of the show. The event page includes a giveaway where someone marked as Interested may be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. To ensure valid entry, purchase tickets only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, as third-party sellers are not guaranteed and the venue cannot assist with issues from other vendors.
Delmar Hall