Events in St. Louis
Craft Nights at K9G
Creativity and community come together at K9 Garden Bar & Patio with a weekly craft night series. Each session highlights a new hands-on project, so there is always something fresh to make. The kickoff features bead pet keychains, inviting participants to craft animals, favorite dog breeds, and colorful patterns to take home. Everyone is welcome, and no prior crafting experience is needed. All supplies are included with a $5 fee plus any drink purchase, making it simple to settle in and create.
Yoga in the Park
Enjoy a relaxed, all-levels yoga flow in Carondelet Park. The class welcomes all ages and experience levels, so come as you are. It is free, with donations welcome, and no sign-up is needed. Bring a mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111‼️ SOLD OUT‼️ Singing Bowls & Stress Relief A Free Restorative Sound Bath @ Grants View Library
A gentle 60-minute restorative sound bath at Grant’s View Library is led by Jennifer Hawkins of Crystal Bath Company, with Bri helping participants settle into a comfortable, supported posture before the music begins. The live soundscape weaves together crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, a Flower of Life wind gong, rain stick, a triangle-style pyramid instrument, antique bells, and soft chimes to create layered tones intended to soothe the nervous system, invite deep rest, support mental clarity, encourage emotional release, and promote chakra balance. Attendees are encouraged to bring items that make reclining or seated rest more comfortable for an hour, such as a yoga mat, pillow, bolster, blanket, or a zero gravity chair. All ages are welcome if able to participate quietly without disruption. There is no cost to attend and no library card is required. This session is sold out.
Grant's View LibraryMindful Mondays in Tower Grove Park
Start the week with intention, movement, and fresh air at Mindful Mondays in Tower Grove Park, Old Playground Pavillion. This weekly outdoor yoga practice welcomes beginners and experienced yogis alike to pause, reconnect, and refresh. Each session weaves together gentle movement and mindful breathing, creating unhurried time to ground yourself and set a clear tone for the days ahead. Expect a relaxed, come as you are environment and a new intention or theme to explore each week. Bring a yoga mat or blanket, water, and comfortable clothing. As the class takes place outdoors, weather updates will be shared on the event page and sent by email on the day of the session.
Tower Grove Park - Old Playground PavillionLindy 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.
HandleBarSummer Storytime in the meadow
Storytime unfolds in the Anne O'C Albrecht Nature Playscape meadow in Forest Park, offering a seasonal outdoor series that blends reading, music, and the natural world. Families with children of any age may attend, along with their caregivers, for a welcoming mix of stories and songs led by partners from the St. Louis Public Library. The experience encourages connection to nature, books, and community. Snacks, drinking water, and picnic blankets are provided. Activities are dependent on weather, so check the park event calendar for possible cancellations.
Anne O'C Albrecht Nature Playscape meadow in Forest ParkPatterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO (Daytime Viewing)
Discover an outdoor exhibition spread across Missouri Botanical Garden featuring 21 interactive pieces that intertwine art, science, and the living landscape. Conceived by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk of HYBYCOZO, these towering geometric works play with light and shadow, sending intricate patterns across garden paths and plantings. The experience encourages slow looking and reflection, highlighting the rhythms and structures found in nature. This presentation, the first of its kind in Missouri, offers a fresh way to see the geometry of the natural world in daylight. Daytime entry is included with general Garden admission. Members enjoy free entry every day, with the number of complimentary admissions based on membership level. Buying daytime tickets ahead of time is suggested, especially for weekend visits.
Missouri Botanical GardenTuesday Farmers' Market at Tower Grove Park
Ease into the evening at a relaxed yet energetic Tuesday farmers market featuring local produce, meats, hot and prepared foods, drinks, and artisan-made goods. With more than forty vendors each week, there is plenty to explore, from grocery staples to dinner and a beverage on the spot. It is a welcoming setting for families and friends to enjoy the sunset while supporting local growers and makers. On the final Tuesday market of each month, a Vintage Bazaar adds even more to discover.
Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Summer House Stretch
Experience a chair-based yoga flow that keeps impact low and energy high. Created with people who have mobility challenges in mind yet open to all, this accessible session pairs rhythmic sequences with house music and colorful lighting for an upbeat atmosphere. Every move happens from a chair, with simple options that emphasize comfort, confidence, and connection to the beat. Leave refreshed and energized in a welcoming space where movement and music come together. Registration is recommended, though not required.
Tuesday Night Trivia at Rockwell Beer Garden
A free weekly trivia evening at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park brings teams together for friendly competition beneath the night sky. Food and drinks are sold on site by Rockwell, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. Prizes go to the top three teams.
Summer Artful Adventures—Foundations
This lively youth program builds creative expression, curiosity, and thoughtful inquiry. Drawing inspiration from the exhibition Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan, each 75-minute session pairs a guided gallery visit with hands-on art making so young learners can delve into Roman art. Participants look to the art and architecture of ancient cultures to explore themes of power, community, and daily life. The program is intended for ages five to twelve and can be adapted for other ages. Artwork credit recognizes Mosaic with Fish from the Roman Imperial period, dating to the late second to early third century CE, measuring approximately 23 1/2 by 21 by 1 3/8 inches, The National Roman Museum, catalog number 2026.100.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Soulful Sounds
Acute Inflections brings a cozy blend of jazz and R&B to the Phyllis Wheatley Heritage Center in St. Louis. Expect soulful vocal and bass duets, lighthearted humor, and off-the-cuff improvisation, all presented in a candlelit setting with vintage elegance that nods to the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance.
Phyllis Wheatley Heritage CenterWine Down Wednesdays
Settle into a midweek rhythm at Wine Down Wednesdays, a weekly happening at The Marketplace on the Hill with wine, beer, cocktails, and small plates available on both patios and inside the bar at La Verona at The Marketplace. La Verona sits next to Oliva, and entry is through Oliva’s patio. There is no charge for parking or entry. Nearby, The Hill Antique Market stays open later on Wednesdays to accommodate attendees.
La Verona at The MarketplaceWhitaker Music Festival | Walter Parks and The Unlawful Assembly
Walter Parks and The Unlawful Assembly perform as part of the Whitaker Music Festival, a free outdoor concert series that showcases a broad mix of musical styles. Picnicking is permitted, and food and beverages are available for purchase on site. Please enter through the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center at the Garden entrance, and note that bags and packages are subject to inspection. For safety and comfort, certain items and activities are not allowed, including glass containers, weapons, fireworks, knives, grills or open flames, pets other than service animals, smoking or vaping, personal music devices or playing instruments, scooters, wheeled shoes, skates or skateboards. Guests must wear shoes and shirts, and clothing should not contain offensive content. Balloons, sparklers, large signs or banners, flowers or petals, props, glitter, confetti and candles are not permitted. Tripods and monopods are not allowed inside buildings and conservatories. Please leave sporting goods such as balls, gloves, hula hoops and frisbees at home. Tents or other structures are not allowed, and space may not be reserved beyond a 10 by 10 area. Portions of the Garden grounds, including the Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden, are closed during Whitaker Music Festival events.
Missouri Botanical GardenThe Spirits with the Spirits Tour™ at the Lemp Mansion
Explore the storied halls of the Lemp Mansion on The Spirits with the Spirits Tour™, which opens with an in-depth overview of the mansion’s past, the Lemp family, the sorrows tied to their history, and the rise of their brewing enterprise. A guide then leads an interactive walk through several floors of the house, with each area connected to its own tale of unexplained activity. Along the way, participants can learn about and try both time-honored and modern investigation tools, including dowsing rods, scrying charts, and electronic devices, to seek readings and note any phenomena that arise during the experience. The tour also shares firsthand stories of hauntings, highlights places where occurrences are most often reported, and lasts about 90 minutes.
The Lemp MansionYoga in the Park
Experience a calm, welcoming yoga flow in Carondelet Park suitable for all ages and every level of experience. The practice will be accompanied by live music from Jacob Zengerling, the Holistic Guitarist. No sign-up is required. This event is free, and donations are appreciated. Please bring a yoga mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111Spirits with the Spirits Ghost Tour
Start with an immersive look at the Lemp Mansion’s history, the Lemp family, their brewing empire, and the tragedies tied to their story. Continue on a guided, interactive walk through multiple floors of the mansion, each associated with its own tale of the supernatural. Along the way, learn about and try both traditional and modern investigation tools, including dowsing rods, scrying charts, and electronic devices used to gather readings and identify any activity that may occur. Hear firsthand accounts of hauntings and other paranormal events, plus insight into the places where occurrences are most often reported. The tour lasts about 90 minutes.
The Lemp MansionJazz Jam All Stars
Enjoy a free, all-ages night of live jazz as the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam features the All Stars Jam with Jason Swagler. Host Demarius Hicks leads rotating guests through a mix of standards and original pieces, then opens the floor for a jam that welcomes participation from anyone in the room. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and seating is limited on a first come, first served basis. This weekly gathering makes jazz accessible to people of every age and background.
The Dark Room at The GrandelGNO Rides
This weekly community ride is made possible through the volunteer efforts of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery. It departs from South Side Cyclery, and riders are encouraged to arrive early so both you and your bike are ready when the ride begins. If you need help getting your bike set, stop by the shop no later than the day before. All participants must check in and sign a waiver. Helmets and lights are required. Several pace groups are available to welcome a range of abilities. A beginner-friendly option has no set average speed and aims for up to 10 miles. Party Pace targets an average of 12 to 13 mph for about 15 miles. Intermediate averages 14 to 15 mph for roughly 20 miles. Advanced rides at 16 mph or more for approximately 30 miles. Routes change each week to offer safe choices across parts of St. Louis City and County, giving riders variety that matches their comfort and experience.
Wednesday Night Gaming at Pieces!
Settle in for a casual board game night at Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & Cafe. Bring your own favorites or play games available on site, with options ranging from quick and simple to long and complex. Even if RSVPs look light, turnout often reaches ten or more regulars. Find the group in the separate private jail cell room rather than the main bar. Enter through the front door, walk toward the glass doors for Pieces, then take the single doorway on the left into the room with multiple jail cells. Participants gather there or in the three jail cell booths. If directions are unclear, an employee at the bar can help. Happy hour specials are offered, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking is free on nearby streets. Please note that the lot across the street is owned by Anheuser-Busch and is not open to the public.
Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & CafeQueertown Underground at Platypus
A monthly gathering in St. Louis celebrates queer community with upbeat music, creative cocktails and mocktails, and plenty of good bites. Hosted by Jill Firns at Platypus in the Grove, it offers a welcoming space to dance, enjoy a drink, meet new people, and be yourself. There is no cover, and donations to Platypus are encouraged to support the space. For updates, check Instagram. A related event at the same venue, Sunday Scissors, centers crafting, collaging, community, cocktails, and more.
PlatypusLearn Bachata in 6 Weeks - No Partner Or Experience Needed
Learn Bachata in a beginner-friendly six-week program at Club Viva. Designed for those brand new to dance or looking to strengthen fundamentals, the course builds confidence through structured instruction and practice. Topics include basic steps and timing, partner connection and communication, leading and following, turns and simple combinations, musicality and rhythm, as well as social dancing etiquette. No partner is required, and partners are rotated so participants practice with different people. The program suits complete beginners, singles and couples, anyone exploring a new hobby, and those interested in meeting others in the St. Louis dance community. Tuition for the full course is $90 for an individual or $150 for a couple.
Club VivaJINJER at The Pageant
The Pageant hosts JINJER with special guests Crystal Lake and Entheos, bringing a night of modern heavy music built on progressive grooves, intricate musicianship, and intense emotion. Spotlighting the new era introduced by Duél, the set draws on recent singles like Someone’s Daughter, Fast Draw, and Green Serpent, alongside fan favorites from a catalog that includes Pisces, Macro, and Wallflowers. Over 15 years, the Ukrainian group has grown from underground roots to a global presence with more than 250 million streams and views, earning a strong reputation for powerful live performances. Crystal Lake adds relentless energy, while Entheos contributes technical precision and atmosphere for a full-throttle lineup from start to finish. Ticket options include general admission at $39.50 and reserved balcony seating at $49.50 or $54.50. This event is open to all ages. The listing also mentions a giveaway in which one person who marks the event as Interested will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The venue advises purchasing only through its official ticketing partner or the artist’s website, as third-party tickets may not be valid for entry.
The PageantTour '26 - Man Man
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 HallFerngully: The Last Rainforest (1992)
A family friendly screening of FernGully: The Last Rainforest raises funds for Friends of the Rainforest, with all ticket proceeds donated to the St. Louis based organization that inspires kids and adults to protect and preserve the rainforest in Costa Rica and beyond. The animated tale explores a hidden woodland world of sprites, winged fairies, tree spirits, and animals living in harmony until an ecological threat appears as Hexxus, a sinister black ooze voiced by Tim Curry. The cast also includes Robin Williams as an exuberant bat, complete with a rap moment, and it reunites Cheech & Chong. Tickets start at $12, and additional contributions are encouraged to support the cause.
Arkadin Cinema & BarSummer Career Expo
The SLATE Summer Career Expo offers in-person conversations with employers that are actively hiring. Meet representatives from Bi-State Development, the City of St. Louis, Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch, FoxTrot Aviation Services, LAZ Parking, Magnolia Hotel St. Louis, Ruiz McDonald’s, Sodexo @ SLUH, Sodexo @ WUSTL, St. Louis Job Corps, and additional employers. Before attending, scan the QR code on the flyer to pre-register and create or update a MoJobs profile.
Mahjong for Beginners
Discover the basics of Mahjong in a relaxed, beginner-focused class at Rosa Cafe. Instructors cover tile recognition, table setup, core rules, and simple strategies with step-by-step guidance and plenty of hands-on practice. All tiles and materials are provided. The session builds confidence so newcomers can start playing with friends or take part in future game nights. Expect a social, friendly atmosphere and personalized attention, as group size is kept small. The fee is $40 per person.
Thursday Farmers' Market at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park
At Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park, an easygoing weekly market brings together area growers, culinary vendors, and makers. Browse seasonal produce, locally raised meat, handcrafted goods, and prepared foods while helping small businesses.
Herbal Phoenix STL at Rockwell Beer Garden Farmers Market
An evening centered on herbal wellness, community care, and seasonal favorites unfolds at the Rockwell Beer Garden Farmers Market. Herbal Phoenix STL will be there with teas, remedies, and supportive offerings. Visitors can taste, browse, and connect with these wellness-focused options in a welcoming garden setting.
Rockwell Beer GardenJon Batiste Live
A live performance by Jon Batiste is set for The Fabulous Fox in St. Louis, Missouri.
The Fabulous FoxPatio BBQ Thursdays at SqWires!
Every Thursday, SqWires lights up the patio grill with smoke-kissed favorites, seasonal local produce, and house-made lemonades. The lineup spans ribs, seafood, and plant-based options, and new menus roll out each week. The patio has been recognized as one of the best in St. Louis and is dog friendly.
Dress Up, Speak Up Exhibition Celebration
Celebrate the opening of Dress Up, Speak Up: Regalia and Resistance at 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis, a group exhibition featuring over eighty works by contemporary artists from across the world, including Ebony G. Patterson, April Bey, Jeffrey Gibson, Bae Joonsung, Fahamu Pecou, and Wilmer Wilson IV. Working in varied materials and approaches, the artists rework historical, spiritual, and cultural imagery to question who is seen and recognized in public life. The reception includes small bites, drinks available for purchase, opening remarks from museum manager Angie Villa, and a brief panel with Damon Davis, Yowshien Kuo, and Yvonne Osei about their work and how it connects to the exhibition. Inside the galleries, lavishly adorned figures move between past and present, reality and imagination, to explore the complexities of identity. From traditional forms of dress rooted in faith to pop culture looks that play with gender, the artworks address personal, social, and political concerns. Some highlight everyday materials and moments to reshape cultural visibility, while others use performance and the body as acts of protest against enduring historical injustices. Vivid color, rich textures, and costumed figures in striking regalia confront inherited narratives throughout the show. This celebration is free and open to the public, and admission to the exhibition is free.
Family Game Night at MADE for Kids
Families can enjoy an evening of classic games at MADE for Kids, welcoming ages 4 through 94. Move from UNO to checkers to lively rounds of bingo, whether you love a good challenge or prefer casual play. Snacks and refreshments are provided, and ice cream from Bold Spoon Creamery will be available for purchase. Registration is required. The cost is $5 per family with no limit on the number of family members.
Patterns in Nature: LightForm
After dark, the Garden transforms into a glowing landscape as HYBYCOZO’s large-scale geometric sculptures illuminate patterns found in nature, casting intricate light and shadow throughout the grounds. Guests can stroll at their own pace, take in the artwork from different angles, and enjoy live music, along with special food and beverage options available for purchase. Admission for members is $15 to $17, with $10 tickets for member children. General admission is $20 to $22, with $12 tickets for children. Festival-level members and above receive free entry. Purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged. The experience takes place rain or shine, and if an evening is canceled, tickets will be honored on another LightForm night. Support is provided by the Crawford Taylor Foundation.
Missouri Botanical GardenEric Johanson
New Orleans guitarist and songwriter Eric Johanson brings his full band to Blue Strawberry for a performance of modern blues rock that melds incisive writing with a profound feel for the instrument. Guitar Player Magazine named him among the 25 Best New Blues Guitarists, and Total Guitar recognized him as one of the greatest blues guitarists. His breakout album The Deep and the Dirty reached the top of the Billboard Blues chart, followed by Live In Mississippi, his sixth release to land in the Top 10, a live recording that channels the intensity of shows that have drawn audiences across the United States and Europe. American Songwriter has praised his blistering playing and persuasive songwriting, and this set highlights that blend of grit, soul, and charged energy.
Blue Strawberry STLDorio 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 SinkholeCostume Karaoke: Emo Night
An emo-themed costume karaoke celebration spotlighting the heartbreak anthems, eyeliner aesthetic, and angsty hits that shaped the early 2000s. Dress in your best throwback look, grab the mic, and channel your inner lead singer for a cathartic evening of singalongs and big feelings.
Tim's Chrome BarJAZZ FLOW: MATI KICKOFF AFTER PARTY
Rooted in St. Louis, JAZZ FLOW is a carefully crafted jazz atmosphere that unites listeners through a wide spectrum of sounds. Founded by Noel Spiva and Makeda Kravitz, each edition pairs a rotation of guest DJs with live musicians to explore rare cuts alongside essential selections. This MATI kickoff after party highlights Makeda Kravitz and Noel Spiva as the selectors and features a live jam session hosted by K Kudda Muzic. The music spans contemporary and spiritual jazz, fusion, jazz house, nu jazz, Latin jazz, and more. Admission is $10, and tickets are available.
Everyone Can Create: An All-Abilities Summer Art Studio
Experience an inclusive summer art studio designed for creators of every ability. Drawing inspiration from the museum’s collection, the studio features adaptable projects that honor different ways of learning and a variety of sensory preferences. Participants can make art side by side in a setting that emphasizes access, belonging, and authentic joy. Sessions are led by an artist who brings lived experience of disability. The program is planned with adults in mind and can be tailored for participants of other ages. Group registration is available by emailing access@slam.org.
Saint Louis Art MuseumTeas & Tours—Ancient Splendor
Settle in for tea with an assortment of sweet and savory treats, followed by a guided tour of Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan. Explore how Roman art shaped political power and social life during the reign of Emperor Trajan. Tickets include the guided tour, parking, and gratuity. Advance purchase is required, and walk-ins are not accepted.
Saint Louis Art MuseumPurina Incredible Dog Team
Experience high-flying canine entertainment from the Purina Incredible Dog Team at St. Louis Union Station’s Purina Performance Plaza in front of the St. Louis Wheel. Admission is free. Visitors can explore Union Station’s attractions and choose from the many eateries on site while taking in the action. Led by two trainers and featuring more than 20 talented dogs, including several rescues, the team delivers impressive displays of athleticism and skill to highlight what is possible with quality nutrition, consistent training, and plenty of love. Scheduling may be adjusted due to weather.
St. Louis Union StationVince Gill - 50 Years From Home
Vince Gill takes the stage at Stifel Theatre in Saint Louis for a live concert.
Stifel Theatre12th Annual Labute New Theater Festival
The LaBute New Theater Festival returns for a full month of new work. Neil presents a brand-new story, showcased alongside the winning submissions from high school entrants and emerging talents.
Gaslight TheaterFood Truck Friday at Tower Grove Park
At Tower Grove Park, Sauce Magazine’s Food Truck Friday brings St. Louis’ original and largest food truck series to life with an evening of tastes and tunes. Expect more than 20 local trucks serving burgers, tacos, and a wide variety of global street food. Live music and locally made drinks add to a lively community vibe. The lineup of trucks and performers changes from one event to the next, so every edition feels fresh. This event features music by Michael B Whit Trio. Friends and families are welcome, and arriving hungry is encouraged.
Tower Grove Park😋🦞Cousins Maine Lobster: Food Truck Friday @ Tower Grove- St. Louis, MO🦞😋🔥😍
Food Truck Friday at Tower Grove features the Cousins Maine Lobster truck serving lobster in St. Louis. Orders can be placed at the truck or through the Cousins Maine Lobster app. Mobile app orders are for day-of posted events only and open at least an hour before service begins once the previous event has finished. App availability may be limited at times, and walk-up ordering remains available at the truck. The full menu is listed on the company website, and app users can earn points and redeem rewards.
Drop 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 STLMATI Festival & Conference
MATI Festival & Conference returns to the Grand Center Arts District with a fully walkable indoor and outdoor experience centered on five primary stages at The Fabulous Fox Theatre, The Sovereign, The Big Top, Jazz St. Louis and Sophie’s Artist Lounge. Weekend general admission passes start at $99 and include select orchestra or balcony seating at The Fabulous Fox for the festival headliner performances. An expanded outdoor community block party along Washington Avenue will connect the stages and is free to attend. Expect live music featuring national DJs, a performance art stage, a roller skating rink, carnival rides, pop up fashion shows, mural and art displays, a growing business market and tastes from favorite St. Louis dishes, along with incentives to explore Midtown bars, restaurants and retailers. Programming also extends into MATI Places, including The Key, Urban Chestnut and High Low, with performances, clinics and workshops offered throughout the weekend. The annual thought leadership conference returns to .ZACK with panels, keynote conversations and networking tailored to artists, creatives and entrepreneurs. Admission to the conference and MATI Places is free.
Grand Center Arts DistrictStone Sea Viewing
Walk within Andy Goldsworthy’s Stone Sea, a sweeping outdoor sculpture, and take in the work from new angles. Entry is based on arrival order and no ticket is needed. The viewing is subject to weather conditions. If the Museum cancels, the website will post the update.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Yoga in the Park
Enjoy an easygoing yoga session for all levels in Carondelet Park, welcoming participants of every age and experience. The class is free with optional donations, and no registration is required. Please bring a yoga mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111Affirmed: A Monthly Meet-Up (Black Pride St. Louis)
Hosted by Black Pride St. Louis, this monthly meet-up offers a dedicated gathering space for Black LGBTQIA/SGL community members to connect, share, and simply be. Rooted in care, the experience centers whole-person health, emotional wellbeing, and building community connections. Each session is guided by community leaders and social work professionals from Black Pride St. Louis who foster an open, welcoming atmosphere for honest dialogue, reflection, and support in a space free of judgment. It is free to attend. An RSVP can help with planning, yet it is optional, and drop-ins are welcome. Arrive as your full self.
Holidays in July | Karaoke Competition
HandleBar hosts a festive karaoke competition and fundraiser in support of ArchCity Defenders’ client holiday gift drive. Expect a lively night of singing, crowd-powered voting, and spirited community support. Participants can step up to compete, cheer on friends, or simply enjoy the show. Admission is free and open to everyone, with seating available on a first come, first served basis. Those who prefer a guaranteed seat can purchase a reserved table that comes with extra perks. The contest unfolds over two rounds. In Crowd Control, singers choose any song they like. In Mic Check for Justice, performers take on a protest or justice themed anthem. A $200 grand prize is on the line, along with bonus honors such as Best Costume and Crowd Favorite. Mini games pop up between rounds to keep the energy high.
HandleBarAlla Xul Elu “The Forever Faces of Death”
The Unholy Trinity makes a return to the Lou at Red Flag, hosted by REPLICON RADIO. The lineup includes S.O.N, NASTIE INK, MR GREAN, KRENSHAW, UNHAPPY, and REV RUST, with more artists to be announced.
Red FlagSweeney Todd
FNT presents Stephen Sondheim’s eight-time Tony Award-winning revenge musical at the St. Louis venue that tips its hat to the show’s score, Greenfinch Theater & Dive. The plot centers on Sweeney Todd, a barber unjustly cast out who returns to nineteenth-century London to confront the judge who ruined his life. He forms a ruthless partnership with Mrs. Lovett, the sharp-witted proprietor of a faltering pie shop, reopening his chair above her business. Their collaboration fuels a gruesome new ingredient for her pastries that brings in eager crowds, and the fallout only intensifies from there. The cast features Chandler Spradling as Sweeney Todd and Jennelle Gilreath Owens as Mrs. Lovett, with Dereis Lambert as Anthony, Isobel Ramsey as Johanna, Crispin Shininger as Tobias, Ken Haller as Judge Turpin, Rachel Bailey as the Beggar Woman and others, Nathan Hakenewerth as Pirelli and others, Matt Ingram as the Beadle and others, and ensemble roles for Margaret Beekman, Mia Millican, and Parker Miller. Colin Healy directs with music direction by Stephen Schermitzler. The production is supported by Production Manager and Stage Manager Dizzy Funke, Assistant Director Jaac Nischbach, and Tech Director Bradley Rohlf. Design credits include lighting by Rohlf and Lauren Perry, sets by Healy, Rohlf, and Perry, costumes by Jen Blum Tatara, and properties by Kel Rohlf.
Greenfinch Theater & DiveREALmagic
After two years away from an intimate St. Louis stage, Keith Jozsef brings REALmagic to The Hi-Hat Lounge for a single evening of mystery, sleight of hand, psychological surprises, and live theatrical wonder. Returning home to Soulard after time in Las Vegas, he presents a performance grounded in human skill rather than algorithms or automation. With more than three decades of shows across the country, from the Smithsonian and Super Bowl weekend to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and cabaret rooms in New Orleans, he draws on a wide-ranging career to craft a close, live experience. Seating is limited for this one-night presentation.
The Hi-Hat LoungeJavier Mendoza and more
For one night only, Blue Strawberry STL hosts an intimate collaboration between bilingual singer-songwriters Javier Mendoza, also known as Hobo Cane, and Enrique Chi of the Latin Grammy nominated band Making Movies. Appearing together on the same stage for the first time, they trade songs and stories, weave their voices into each other's work, and shape a shared sound that feels more like a conversation than a conventional show. The performance charts a deep musical journey through two distinct yet connected paths, acknowledging the turbulence of the industry and the steady hope that sustains their art.
Blue Strawberry STLThe Drowsy Chaperone
A clever celebration of Golden Age musicals unfolds as a solitary Broadway fan, known as the Man in Chair, puts on a 1928 recording of his favorite make-believe show and watches it spring to life right in his apartment, unleashing Jazz Age hijinks and larger-than-life characters. The performance is at St. Gabriel the Archangel School Gymnasium. Reserved seating is $15, and general admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children.
St. Gabriel the Archangel School GymnasiumSkyline Dinner Cruise
Set sail for an evening on the water with live music, a chef-driven menu, and sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. This two hour cruise suits celebrations, romantic date nights, or a laid back escape, and the top deck offers fresh perspectives as the city lights shimmer to life. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure, and the vessel leaves right on schedule, so plan to arrive early. Ticket prices are $64 for adults 13 and over, $28 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants 0 to 2 with a required ticket.
Riverboats at the Gateway ArchGraham Nash
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 SheldonMelvins at Old Rock House
Old Rock House presents Melvins for an all-ages concert from a cornerstone of heavy music. Expect a powerful, exploratory set from a group that has shaped the genre for more than forty years and continues to tour with fierce energy. Advance tickets are $25 and day-of tickets are $30, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors.
Old Rock HouseSpin
Delux, Liquid Assets and MATI present a new luxury series that brings together celebrated performers, top DJs, tastemakers, creatives and the culture that fuels the city. The inaugural edition features an exclusive live DJ set from Mannie Fresh at The Key in St. Louis. Renowned as a Cash Money pioneer and the producer behind era-defining tracks like Back That Azz Up, Bling Bling and Still Fly, he sets the tone for a night built around sound, style and community. Expect a polished nightlife setting with premium cocktails, attentive hospitality and immersive production, along with a high energy soundtrack and a room filled with local leaders, entrepreneurs and culture makers. Ticket options include General Admission and the DELUX Weekender Pass. The Weekender Pass offers VIP admission to SPIN, full access to Music at the Intersection programming, premium seating at select festival performances, premium seating for Wyclef Jean at The Fabulous Fox, complimentary parking at The Fabulous Fox and a charitable contribution benefiting Delux Cares. Admission to this event is not included with a standard MATI Festival pass, so a separate SPIN ticket or the DELUX Weekender Pass is required.
The Key STLThe Spongebob Squarepants Movie (2004)
The Arkadin backlot becomes Bikini Bottom for an outdoor screening of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. Guests may bring a kiddie pool, and pools will be filled on site for a playful, water friendly viewing. The story follows SpongeBob and his best pal Patrick as they set out to recover King Neptune’s crown after Plankton frames Mr. Krabs, with peril, laughs and a surprise live action appearance by David Hasselhoff along the way. The film has earned praise for its zany inventiveness and big laughs. Enjoyable for all ages, with summery adult beverages available at the bar for those of legal drinking age. Tickets are known to sell quickly.
Arkadin Cinema & BarAHEE
AHEE brings the BassQuest Tour to Mississippi Underground in St. Louis, Missouri for a night centered on his bass-driven sound and production-focused approach. A producer, DJ, and educator, he is known for music releases and instructional content that have earned a dedicated following among bass music fans and aspiring producers. The evening features AHEE, with additional supporting artists to be announced.
Mississippi UndergroundFree Fridays—Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan
Enjoy free access to Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan, an exhibition of Roman art from the time of Trajan. Tickets are required for entry, even when admission is free.
Saint Louis Art MuseumChristmas in July Summer Blowout Sale
Ten by Three is getting into the holiday spirit ahead of schedule with a summertime blowout that lets shoppers purchase select items at wholesale-level prices. The sale runs in two formats, with an onsite dock sale and a separate online shopping window. Inventory is intentionally limited, featuring a curated mix of artisan-made baskets, home decor, gift ideas, and more until items sell out. At the dock, payments can be made by cash, check, or card. This is different from the November warehouse event and is a smaller seasonal promotion with fewer products available. Every purchase supports Ten by Three’s work to reduce extreme poverty by fostering entrepreneurship, helping artisans earn sustainable income and grow enduring businesses. Shopping early will offer the best selection.
Ten by ThreeLewis Black Live
A live show featuring Lewis Black takes place at River City Casino & Hotel in Saint Louis.
River City Casino HotelIron and Curves bike show
All are welcome at this women's bike show. Enjoy food and drinks, browse vendors, and take part in games with prizes.
The Off Track SaloonAfrican American History and Genealogy Society Workshops
Monthly workshops from the St. Louis African American History and Genealogy Society (STL-AAHGS) provide an in-depth opportunity to research your family history. This month features an American 250 presentation.
Missouri History MuseumRed Lantern City Night Market
The Red Lantern City Night Market is a free cultural festival in St. Louis’ Central West End that welcomes all ages and brings neighbors together through food, art, music, and shared traditions. Inspired by classic Asian night markets, it turns the street into a lively open-air celebration with chef-driven cuisine, artisan vendors, live performances, and hands-on cultural activities, all set beneath lantern light and a festive crowd. Founded in 2021 by Chef Heidi Skye Hamamura of Taberu to support the Japan America Society of St. Louis, the market later partnered with Chef Mike Ly of Saigon Cafe and leading Asian nonprofit organizations in the city. With support from Euclid South Community Improvement District and Park Central Development, it was created by chefs to uplift small businesses and to highlight the richness of Asian culture while showcasing local artists, makers, and entrepreneurs. Recognized as the first Asian night market in St. Louis, it has grown from just over 1,000 attendees in its first year to more than 15,000 each year, continuing to expand with strong community enthusiasm.
Saigon Cafe90's Vibe Paint & Sip
An adults-only paint and sip with a bold 90s flair offers an immersive After Dark experience that blends nostalgic energy with a moody, after-hours vibe. Hosted by Sea Did It Art Studio, the session welcomes both first-time and returning painters to relax, connect, and create a piece they will be proud to take home. Participants work on 16x20 pre-sketched canvases with step-by-step guidance and time to enjoy drinks and laughter along the way. The cost is $40 per painter. Attendees can stay after for dinner and leave with a take-home gift.
St. LouisJohn Violinist
City Winery St. Louis presents John Violinist for an evening featuring two performances. The international violinist and performer blends classical technique with the sound of contemporary popular music. He began playing at age five and has showcased his talent for Tom Werner, Anthony Anderson, Queen Latifah, and Valerie Simpson. His appearances include a segment with Gayle King on Talk of the table, the National NAACP gala in Boston, the Juneteenth flag raising ceremony at the Connecticut state capital, and the Juneteenth Freedom Foundation Festival in D.C. He has performed at Boston’s Living Legends Gala and was selected by Cooke’s estate to pay tribute to Sam Cooke. Chosen for TikTok’s First 100 Black Creatives Program, he is now a TikTok partner with over 50 million views on his social media platforms. His work has aired on VH1, BET, and MTV, and he is currently partnered with Paramount and JBL pro. He was selected to perform at the Soul Luncheon for the BET Soul Train Music Awards 50th Anniversary. Expect an energetic, interactive show, and note that his album RISE is out on all platforms.
City WineryZero To Ninety
Zero To Ninety brings a set of ’90s alternative rock hits to Lafayette’s 2026 Summer Concert Series at the Arts Council of Lafayette Square. The show features songs made famous by bands such as Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Bush, Green Day, 311, and more. Lawn chairs or blankets are welcome for comfortable seating, and the music unfolds under the open sky. Whether these tracks are longtime favorites or new discoveries, the evening invites singing, dancing, and a nostalgic return to the sound of the ’90s.
Arts Council of Lafayette SquareDenise Nagel Memorial Golf Tournament
The sixth annual Denise Nagel Memorial Golf Tournament offers a scramble-format day at Forest Park Golf Course in support of SLOCA. Entry includes 18 holes with a cart, breakfast with a complimentary Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar, and a post-round lunch buffet, along with beer, soda, and water. Expect a shotgun start after breakfast, opportunities to purchase mulligans and raffle tickets, and contests with prizes for the closest to the pin and the straightest drive. All proceeds support SLOCA.
Forest Park Golf CourseMovie Night
Celebrate the first movie night of the year with a free community gathering that blends car culture and a big-screen experience. Park along the historic automotive row for a golden hour meetup, then head inside for a feature projected on a large screen. Concessions, including popcorn and soda, will be available for purchase at the Triple Cherry Cafe. The film of the night is Streets of Fire. Requests for specific snacks or drinks are welcome, and efforts will be made to accommodate them.
The Cherry Garage501 Bryze live in St Louis MO
Red Flag in St. Louis presents a live set from 501 Bryze, with more performers to be announced. Entry is open to all ages. Tickets and meet and greet options are available. The announcement also spotlights videos for the tracks Box Chevy and Go Getta.
Red FlagFunk’N Funny Comedy Showcase
Funk’n Funny Comedy Showcase brings stand-up comedy to Tim’s Chrome Bar with a groovy, retro vibe. Expect a relaxed night that does not take itself too seriously, featuring a lineup of comedians, plenty of laughs, and drinks to keep the good times rolling. Settle in for upbeat energy, lighthearted fun, and a playful atmosphere from start to finish.
Tim's Chrome BarRodgers & Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music Sing-A-Long
See the Academy Award-winning film The Sound of Music at Powell Hall, presented with onscreen lyrics and the timeless songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Powell Hall2 Pedros
Back on the Blue Strawberry stage, 2 Pedros brings a night of yacht rock filled with classics from the Doobie Bros, Ambrosia, Boz Skaggs, the Eagles, Orleans, Steely Dan, Todd Rundgren, and more. The duo of Paul Kriege and Jeff Faulkner draws on over 30 years of experience each, presenting these songs with polished precision and a soulful touch.
Blue Strawberry STLSaturdays at Tower Grove Farmers' Market
Tower Grove Park hosts a vibrant farmers market featuring local growers, artisans, and makers. Explore fresh produce, meats, prepared foods, and handmade goods, with a wide variety of offerings from community vendors.
Tower Grove Park8th Annual Heroes for Autism 5K and Mile
The Heroes for Autism 5K and Mile brings the community together at Queeny Park in support of the Freddie Ford Family Foundation and its mission to promote awareness and acceptance of autism. Participants can choose a timed 5K with awards for the first three men and first three women, or opt for a mile at an easier pace. Children ages 12 and under can take part in a 400 meter dash, and every child in that race receives a medal. For safety, children 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Superhero attire is encouraged, and the event features a Family Fun Zone with activities for all ages, food and drinks, a children’s play area, a DJ, and vendors. People of all ages and abilities are welcome, whether aiming for a fast finish or enjoying a relaxed walk in a scenic setting. Children 11 and under may participate in the 5K and mile at no cost when accompanied by a registered adult.
Queeny ParkEmo & Pop Punk Night w/ Loudernow
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 HouseFunga Fair 2026
The Missouri Mycological Society presents its second annual Funga Fair at the Missouri Botanical Garden, offering mushroom focused learning and hands on activities. Attendees can look forward to talks by Dr. Gordon Walker of Fascinated By Fungi and Mike Snyder, the society’s head of research. A specimen table will showcase mushrooms collected specifically for the event, with mycologists on hand to share insights. A cultivation workshop includes a take home oyster mushroom grow kit. A cooking demonstration highlights gourmet varieties from Mushrooms Naturally. Microscope stations provide a closer view of fungal features. An information area covers membership details and other upcoming events, with MOMS T shirts, hats, and stickers available. Educational displays, mushroom themed art, and local vendors add to the experience, including fresh gourmet mushrooms for sale. The fair is included with general Garden admission and has no additional fee.
Missouri Botanical GardenAny Major Dudes
St. Louis tribute act Any Major Dudes honors the music of Steely Dan with a full 10-piece lineup, offering a show created by devoted fans for fellow admirers. Admission is $12, plus tax.
Broadway Oyster BarDan Molinari
Mississippi Underground hosts Miami-based producer Dan Molinari, a rising force in underground house whose club-ready catalog includes the viral track Rock The Rhythm. His music has earned support from artists such as Beltran and ChaseWest and has resonated on dance floors across the country, with appearances spanning Miami Music Week, Factory Town, and a range of clubs and festivals nationwide. Known for a mysterious presence paired with sought-after releases, he continues to build momentum within the scene. Sharing the bill, Los Angeles producer RIPPY brings a string of standout releases and backing from peers like ChaseWest. A frequent name at Chaste showcases, he has appeared at Miami Music Week, Factory Town, and Day Trip Los Angeles while steadily gaining recognition on the West Coast. Rounding out the lineup, New York City’s TORAY delivers a blend of minimal drums, funky basslines, and groove-led energy, drawing early nods from Slamm, Marco Strous, and Tres Mortimer. With a release on Collecting Dots on the way and more music forthcoming, he is quickly emerging within the underground minimal community.
Mississippi UndergroundBellydancing for Joy & Fitness
Biweekly belly dance classes at Central Library offer a friendly way to add movement and joy to the week. Each session introduces fundamental belly dance moves, then brings them together in a brief, beginner-friendly choreography. No special attire is required, and comfortable shoes are recommended. Participants will be asked to sign a release form at entry. The program is secular and acknowledges belly dancing’s deep roots in many cultures’ spirituality and heritage, aiming to inform, educate, and celebrate diverse cultures. Staff approach this work with cultural humility and prepare carefully to represent traditions accurately and respectfully. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.
St. Louis Public Library - Central LibraryPlanetarium Reopening
The Saint Louis Science Center marks the reopening of the James S. McDonnell Planetarium with a revitalized Bill and Laura Orthwein StarBay. New technology, including a GOTO Chiron III Hybrid Star Projector and a Cosm Digistar full-dome data visualization system, enables a hybrid format that pairs educator-led astronomy presentations with high-resolution digital programming. These enhancements position this St. Louis landmark as the largest and most advanced hybrid planetarium in the country. After a morning opening ceremony, live shows will be presented inside the Orthwein StarBay for guests with tickets.
James S. McDonnell PlanetariumEl Monstero - a Tribute To Pink Floyd
Night Ranger will perform at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in Maryland Heights. Tickets are available for this event.
Hollywood Casino AmphitheaterCollage & Bullet Journaling Workshop
Learn the essentials of bullet journaling with Ta’Nia Jordan from Healing Spaces in a creative, hands-on setting. Participants receive a TomBow pen and a blank 5 x 7 journal to get started, then explore bullet and scrap journaling fundamentals with techniques that support self-expression, organization, and mindfulness. Collage tools, stickers, and washi tape are provided so you can personalize each page. All materials are included, and you will head home with your journal and TomBow pen to continue your practice.
Bowood FarmsYoga @ Buder
Stretch, breathe, and reset with a guided yoga class suitable for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. A certified instructor leads sequences designed to refresh the body, quiet the mind, and support a more balanced, healthy routine. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat or a towel for your practice. Registration is recommended.
Buder LibraryChristmas in July Summer Blowout Sale
Holiday savings arrive early with a summer blowout from Ten by Three, offering select products at wholesale prices. The sale is available both through an in-person dock sale and an online option, giving two ways to shop. A limited selection of handmade baskets, home goods, gifts, and more will be offered while supplies last. Payments at the dock sale are accepted by cash, check, or card. This is not the November Warehouse Sale, but a smaller seasonal event with fewer items. Each purchase supports Ten by Three’s mission to end extreme poverty through entrepreneurship, helping artisans earn Prosperity Wages and build lasting businesses. Early shoppers will find the widest choice.
Ten by ThreeSaturday Vinyl Brunch Club
Brunch gets a vinyl upgrade as DJ Mark Lewis spins exclusively from records, weaving soul, funk, disco, new wave, and deep cuts to set the mood. Savor tasty brunch plates with bottomless mimosas and locally roasted coffee from Goshen. After you eat, browse a curated selection of records for sale to discover something new, revisit a classic, or bring home a piece of the soundtrack.
Tim's Chrome BarSouth Grand Makers Pop Up
This monthly summer makers pop up market takes place at Ritz Park and features 14 different local makers each month. Browse their offerings and chat with the creators, then grab lunch or a drink at restaurants a short walk away. The vendor lineup will be announced soon.
Ritz ParkHotMess Sports St Louis: Free Grass Volleyball Open Play
HotMess Sports hosts free open play grass volleyball at Berra Park in St Louis, creating an LGBTQ+ inclusive space to get active, have fun, and meet new people. These are recreational adult pickup games open to all experience levels, including beginners. Participants can arrive solo or with friends and connect with others. Look for music and a HotMess Sports rainbow banner to find the group. Early check-in is available, and details are offered for rules, an FAQ, and registration for the full upcoming volleyball season.
Berra Park On The HillI am St. Louis
A presentation by Sam Moore, Managing Director of Public History at the Missouri Historical Society, will take place at the Kern Pavilion (boathouse) in Lafayette Park. This event is free and open to the public. Advance reservations are not required, but reserving complimentary tickets is encouraged to receive event updates and help organizers prepare.
Historic Lafayette ParkPoly Q&A
Hosted at Grey Fox Pub, this Q&A features a panel of six to eight people from the polyamorous community. Each panelist will introduce themselves, share a brief look at their relationship dynamic, and then take questions from the audience. The conversation will also address common misconceptions about polyamory and underscore that every relationship is unique. Snacks will be available, and guests are welcome to bring something to share. A $5 suggested donation includes a ticket for the door prize, with proceeds benefiting the Metro Trans Umbrella Group. A raffle basket filled with goodies from local businesses and from Patricia’s will also be available.
The Lemp Mansion Escape Room
Inside the historic Lemp Mansion, a timed mystery challenges teams to uncover secrets before the clock runs out. Step into an immersive escape room where Charles Lemp’s diary conceals the trail of clues needed to navigate unexpected twists and open the way to success. Designed for friends, coworkers, and families, and fitting for birthdays and celebrations as well as puzzle and mystery fans, this adventure welcomes both experienced enthusiasts and first-time detectives. Expect suspense, collaborative problem solving, and plenty of satisfying aha moments as every clue brings you closer to the finish. Will your group crack the code and escape in time, or will the mansion keep its secrets a little longer?
The Lemp MansionThe Best of Chaka Khan
A celebration of Chaka Khan’s greatest hits at Blue Strawberry STL, with Andrea Taylor and The Black & White Band performing favorites like "Through The Fire", "I Feel For You", "I'm Every Woman", "Sweet Thing", "Missing You", and "Tell Me Something Good", along with additional selections. The band features Timothy Chandler on keys, Jerl Warren on drums, Darryl Bassett on guitar, and Kenneth Black on bass.
Blue Strawberry STLSunday Scissors at Platypus
Sunday Scissors, presented by Queertown Underground, is an inclusive social at Platypus for the STL LGBTQIA+ community. Expect arts and crafts, opportunities to connect, and cocktails in a welcoming setting. A suggested donation of $10 supports the gathering.
PlatypusSunday Stomp
At HandleBar in The Grove in St. Louis, this recurring social dance night features line dancing, two step, East and West Coast swing, waltz, and more. It begins with a lesson, followed by open dancing, and often includes a second lesson later. Food and drink specials are available. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to experts, and non dancers are welcome to enjoy the friendly crowd. This is a queer sponsored event.
HandleBarSynth Sundays with Mark Lewis
Relive the 1980s vibe at Tim’s Chrome Bar as DJ Mark Lewis spins a danceable mix of synth-pop and new wave favorites, featuring artists like Depeche Mode, New Order, The Cure, Eurythmics, and more. Enjoy dinner and drinks while the room glows with retro neon energy.
Tim's Chrome BarHot Wheels and Diecast Toy Show
This monthly St. Louis Hot Wheels Club event highlights Hot Wheels and other diecast toys. General admission is $3, and an early entry option is available for $10. Vendors can reach out to the organizers for space, with the first table priced at $10 and each additional table at $5.
American Czech CenterKelly Howe Is Linda Ronstadt in Just One Look
Kelly Howe embodies Linda Ronstadt in a rock and roll cabaret that folds a theatrical storyline into a flood of familiar songs. Reviewers from BroadwayWorld and the Riverfront Times praised the show’s narrative drive and Howe’s standout vocals, noting that the intimate setting at Blue Strawberry enhances the nostalgia, with dinner service and cocktails contributing to a relaxed, close-up experience. The performance celebrates a singular career that soared on the pop charts and filled arenas in the 1970s and 1980s, then ventured into Gilbert and Sullivan on Broadway and the Great American Songbook with Nelson Riddle. It also nods to Ronstadt’s public engagement during her relationship with California Governor Jerry Brown, while keeping the spotlight on her relentless pursuit of unforgettable music. St. Louis audiences may know Howe from The Aphra Behn Festival with SATE, Sweat at The Black Rep, and Rodney’s Wife with Midnight. Writer and director Joe Hanrahan shapes the evening and appears as a veteran rock journalist who finally lands an interview with the woman he has long admired, with Miranda Jagels Felix assisting after previous collaborations that include The Aphra Behn Festival, The Good Ship St. Louis, and Hag-Seed. The band is led by music director and pianist Curt Landes, whose credits include performances with Chuck Berry, Albert King, Glen Campbell, John Hartford, and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, along with appearances at major festivals. Tom Maloney handles guitar and bass, drawing on work as music director for an international Johnnie Johnson tour, collaborations ranging from Jerry Vale to Homesick James, and a Billboard Blues number one he co-wrote and produced for Jeremiah Johnson titled HiFi Drive. Mark Rogers anchors percussion and adds backing vocals, a co-founder of local groups Street Corner Symphony, Walnut Park Athletic Club, and The Heaters, who still plays the same drum kit he adopted in 1968 and the same milk can stool he started using in 1973.
Blue Strawberry STL31art summerfest exhibit
Explore a summer exhibit showcasing more than 250 works across a wide range of media, including canvas pieces, prints and framed prints, assemblage, photography, collage, painted guitars, painted drums, painted skateboards, sculpture, found objects and installation. Enjoy a complimentary beverage while viewing art by Jared Minnick, Maxine Thirteen, Andy Dykeman, Kerry Smith, Erik Thompson, Steven Hayes, Katie Chilman, Mark Regester, Paola Scharberg, JT Walls, Jackie Rabbit, Eric Schoolcraft, Emily Moore, Justin Tolentino and Summer Kennedy. Admission is free, open to all ages, and everyone is welcome.
31art Gallery2026 Independent St. Louis Wrestling Hall of Fame Ceremony
The Independent St. Louis Wrestling Hall of Fame will reveal the Class of 2026, honoring the newest honorees with a celebratory announcement.
Andre's South County12th Annual Labute New Theater Festival
Now in its twelfth year, the Labute New Theater Festival takes place at Gaslight Theater in St. Louis, Missouri. Tickets are available.
Gaslight TheaterShama Mrema
Presented by City Winery St. Louis, Shama Mrema takes the stage for a live show. Born in Africa and raised in the United States, he is a comedian, host, actor, and emcee. He gained widespread attention online in 2018, and this appearance centers on his comedy and onstage presence.
City Foundry STLSapphic crafternoon
A relaxed crafternoon centered on queer community and creativity. Participants are welcome to bring craft projects to work on while connecting with others, or attend just to socialize and possibly pick up a new skill. When the weather cooperates, activities may move to the patio. Snacks are allowed, and drinks can be purchased at the bar. This gathering takes place on the first, third, and fifth Mondays of each month.
Craft Nights at K9G
This new weekly gathering at K9 Garden Bar & Patio blends creativity with community. Each session features a different hands-on project, including bead pet keychains that let participants create favorite animals, dog breeds, and colorful designs to take home. The cost is $5 plus any drink purchase, and all supplies are included. Open to everyone, with no experience required.
Yoga in the Park
Enjoy a gentle yoga practice suitable for everyone at Carondelet Park. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome, and no advance registration is needed. There is no cost to attend, and voluntary donations are accepted. Remember to bring a mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111SLTC Schlafly Bottleworks Social Run
Enjoy a relaxed social run at Schlafly Bottleworks that welcomes every pace, with no membership required. Choose from 3 or 5 mile routes, then stick around afterward for dinner and drinks. Schlafly provides the first beer for participants. A signed waiver is requested for participation.
Schlafly BottleworksSchool of Rock AllStars 2026
Old Rock House presents a tour stop from School of Rock AllStars 2026, showcasing top students selected from School of Rock locations worldwide to perform classic and modern rock. Fewer than one percent of students earn AllStar status each year, the program’s highest achievement, and many alumni continue into professional music careers, from national touring and Broadway to record deals and televised competition finals such as The Voice and American Idol. Ticket options include a four pack for $12.50, advance for $15, and day-of for $18. This is an all ages show, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors. To reduce fraud and resale, online orders use a delivery delay; purchasers receive an order confirmation right away, and tickets are delivered through eTix three days before the show.
Old Rock HouseMindful Mondays in Tower Grove Park
Start the week with intention, movement, and fresh air at Mindful Mondays in Tower Grove Park, Old Playground Pavillion. This weekly outdoor yoga practice welcomes beginners and seasoned yogis alike to slow down, reconnect, and reset. Each session features gentle movement, mindful breathwork, and time to ground yourself for the week ahead. Expect a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere with a new intention or theme each week, and plenty of space to move, breathe, and reset. Bring a yoga mat or blanket, water, and comfortable clothing. Because this class takes place outdoors, weather updates will be shared online and by email on the day of class.
Tower Grove Park - Old Playground PavillionSpinning Out of Control
KNIFETIME, hosted by Allyson Spina at Arkadin Cinema & Bar, celebrates the campy charm of Lifetime thrillers with a movie-themed drink special and quick-witted riffs from local comedians. Admission is free, and the series earned St. Louis Magazine’s 2024 A-List award for Best Movie Night. This edition follows Natalie Clark, a contest winner who becomes fixated on her charismatic virtual instructor, Lia Sterling, after riding her complimentary stationary bike every day. Hoping to turn a screen connection into a real friendship, Natalie reaches out, but when Lia steps back from online training to focus on her own life, Natalie launches a chilling plan to remove the people close to Lia so she can keep her as a permanent trainer and best friend. The film stars Ria Ridley and Kelcie Stranahan and was released in 2023.
Arkadin Cinema & BarSummer Storytime in the meadow
Celebrate stories in the fresh air with a seasonal gathering in Forest Park. This outdoor series welcomes children of all ages and their caregivers to connect with nature, books, and community. Partners from the St. Louis Public Library lead stories and songs, and snacks, water, and picnic blankets are provided. The program is weather dependent, and the park-wide event calendar lists any cancellations during the spring, summer, or fall seasons. Bring plenty of imagination and settle in for a story-filled outing.
Anne O'C Albrecht Nature Playscape meadow in Forest ParkPatterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO (Daytime Viewing)
HYBYCOZO transforms the Missouri Botanical Garden with 21 interactive installations that celebrate the connection between art, science, and nature. Created by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, the large geometric sculptures use light and shadow to highlight patterns found in the natural world. As light filters through the intricate designs, shifting motifs move across the landscape and encourage exploration and reflection. This presentation is the first of its kind in Missouri. Daytime access is included with Garden admission, and members receive free entry based on membership level. To help ensure availability, especially on weekends, advance tickets are recommended.
Missouri Botanical GardenDying Wish
Dying Wish is set to appear at Off Broadway in St. Louis, Missouri. The event is described as unforgettable.
Off BroadwayTuesday Farmers' Market at Tower Grove Park
An early evening farmers market with a laid back yet energetic feel brings together local produce, meats, ready-to-eat and hot dishes, beverages, and handcrafted goods. Families unwind in the park as the sun sets, and friends catch up over dinner and drinks while supporting local vendors. More than 40 vendors take part each week. On the final Tuesday market of the month, a Vintage Bazaar is added.
Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110✨ Rooftop Yoga at the Four Seasons — Dynamic Vinyasa with Andrea Spadafora (July 21)
Experience a 45-minute Dynamic Vinyasa session on the rooftop of Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. Offered in collaboration with Blue Sky Yoga and led by Andrea Spadafora, this guided flow blends breath and movement through functional, accessible sequences that prioritize mindful presence rather than perfection. High above the city, the pace eases, focus becomes clearer, and it can feel easier to reconnect with your body. Andrea, owner of Yogaphora LLC in Brentwood, Missouri, teaches with a direct, experience-informed, and student-centered approach that emphasizes nervous system support and sustainable movement. Suitable for both beginners and seasoned practitioners, this class provides a purposeful reset in an uplifting setting.
Four Seasons Hotel St. LouisCats N' Mats Yoga Nights
Settle into an open-level yoga class at Tenth Life, where resident cats and kittens wander the cozy storefront as you stretch, breathe, and recharge. The atmosphere is welcoming for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Wear what feels comfortable, move at your own pace, and enjoy a practice designed to balance self-care with community connection while also helping socialize the cats awaiting adoption. Bring a yoga mat and a love of felines, and feel free to pack a water bottle and a sense of humor. A few spare mats are available if you need one, and those with cat allergies may want to prepare accordingly. Tickets are $15, and because the instructors donate their time, the full ticket amount supports cats in need. A small processing fee may be added at checkout. All sales are final since this is a fundraiser, though you may transfer your spot to someone else by emailing events@tenthlifecats.org. Check in is simple and paperless, as names are verified on arrival. Arriving early helps you find a comfortable place on the floor and spend a little extra time with the kitties, and please note that late arrivals are not admitted once class begins. Street parking is available nearby, both metered and unmetered. The class is intended for adults 18 and older, and childcare is not provided. The venue is indoors, ADA compliant, wheelchair accessible, close to public transit, and offers chairs if you prefer a seated option. If you need an assistant, sign language interpreter, or other support, advance notice of about two weeks helps the team seek a volunteer, and caregivers or assistants can attend when arranged beforehand. You are welcome to share any specific needs or limitations by email in advance or by speaking with the teacher before class. Photography may occur for Tenth Life marketing, and all visitors will be asked to sign a waiver upon arrival. Instruction is led by Emma Swinford, RYT-200, MSW, MPH, whose teaching blends movement and mindfulness with room for creativity, rest, and personal exploration. Emma completed teacher training in 2017 in Chicago, apprenticed with Rhiannon Kirby, ERYT-500, and holds certification in Yoga Nidra. Tenth Life has supported cats since 2009 through veterinary care, foster homes, and adoption, prioritizing those with special needs or injuries and working to reduce cat homelessness through education, community programs, and partnerships.
Tenth LifeSingers Open Mic
Singers Open Mic returns to Blue Strawberry STL with live backing from The Black & White Band. Singers can perform Jazz Standards, Broadway, Pop, Blues, or R&B. Food and drinks are available throughout. This event takes place on select Tuesdays. The cover charge is $10. Bring your sheet music. Updates and changes are posted on the venue’s website and social pages.
Blue Strawberry STLUsher Raymond
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 DomeTuesday Night Trivia at Rockwell Beer Garden
Teams compete in free weekly trivia at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park. Play beneath the night sky and purchase food and drinks from Rockwell. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams.
Summer Artful Adventures—Foundations
A youth program centered on ancient Rome invites young creators to build creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking through art. Each 75 minute session draws from the exhibition Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan, pairing a guided gallery experience with hands on art making. Participants look at art and architecture from ancient cultures to explore themes of power, community, and daily life. It is designed for ages five through twelve, and can be adapted for other age groups. Artwork credit: Mosaic with Fish (detail), from the end of the 2nd to the beginning of the 3rd century CE, Roman, Imperial period, 23 1/2 x 21 x 1 3/8 inches, The National Roman Museum, 2026.100.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Belmont
Belmont brings a live concert to Off Broadway in Saint Louis, MO. Tickets are available through Gametime.
Off BroadwayWhitaker Music Festival
Nick Gusman and The Coyotes take the stage as part of the Whitaker Music Festival, a free outdoor concert series that brings an eclectic mix of musical styles to the Garden. Picnicking is permitted during the event, and guests can pack their own or purchase food and beverages on site. Please enter through the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center, and expect packages to be inspected. For safety and comfort, certain items are not allowed, including glass containers, weapons, firearms or fireworks, knives, grills or open flames, pets (service animals are welcome), smoking or vaping devices, Bluetooth speakers or playing instruments, two wheeled scooters, wheelie shoes, skates or skateboards, balloons, large signs or banners, flowers, petals, props, glitter, confetti or candles, tripods or monopods inside buildings and conservatories, sporting equipment such as balls, gloves, hula hoops or frisbees, and tents or other structures, and saving space larger than 10 by 10. Portions of the Garden grounds, including the Doris I. Schnuck Children’s Garden, are closed during festival events.
Missouri Botanical GardenBuder's: Stitched Together Group
Settle in with Buder's: Stitched Together Group for a calm, creative gathering centered on fiber arts. All skill levels are welcome, whether you knit, crochet, weave, or are just beginning. Bring a project to work on, share techniques, and connect with fellow crafters in a friendly setting. This is an informal group, so formal instruction may not always be available, and participants are encouraged to learn at their own pace. Please bring your own supplies if you have them. A limited amount of starter materials may be available for those getting underway. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.
Buder LibraryWednesday Night Gaming at Pieces!
Board game enthusiasts gather at Pieces Board Game Bar and Cafe for a casual night of play. Bring a favorite game or choose from the venue’s library, with options that range from light and quick to long and strategic. RSVP counts may look small, yet the group typically draws at least ten regular attendees each week. The venue offers happy hour specials with discounted food and drinks, and outside food or beverages are not allowed. The group meets in the private jail cell room rather than the main bar. After entering the building, head toward the glass doors for Pieces and, just before reaching them, take the lone doorway on the left into the area with multiple jail cells; participants will be there or in the three jail cell booths. Staff can provide directions if needed. Street parking is free, and the lot across the street is not open to public parking.
Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & CafeGNO Rides
Supported by volunteers from South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery, this weekly group ride sets out from South Side Cyclery and welcomes cyclists across a range of experience levels. Check in and complete the waiver before rolling out, and be sure to bring a helmet and lights. Pace groups include a beginner friendly option aiming for up to about 10 miles in roughly an hour and forty five minutes, a party pace averaging 12 to 13 mph for around 15 miles, an intermediate group averaging 14 to 15 mph for about 20 miles, and an advanced group averaging 16 mph or more for about 30 miles. Routes change from week to week to highlight a variety of safe roads throughout St. Louis City and County. Plan to arrive early so you and your bike are ready at the start. If you need help getting your bike ride ready, visit the shop for assistance no later than the day before.
Humpday Funday
Enjoy a midweek game night at Second Presbyterian Church that blends the excitement of bingo with playful twists inspired by popular party favorites like Let’s Make a Deal and Rob Your Neighbor. Call out bingo and compete for prizes as everything unfolds in one lively, mashup-style game. Admission is $20 and includes entry, one bingo card, and three raffle tickets. Extra bingo cards are available for $5 each and can be traded at any time, and additional raffle tickets may be purchased for $1 each or $20 for a bundle of 25.
Second Presbyterian ChurchGW Burners Meet and Greet
Local burners and anyone curious about burns can connect at a casual, family-friendly meet and greet hosted by the Gateway Burners. The gathering takes place at Out of the Box Studios in the Forest Park Southeast neighborhood of St. Louis City. It is part of a biweekly series held every other Wednesday. The vibe is relaxed and BYOB, and sharing snacks is encouraged. Look for occasional arts and crafts activities, or bring a creative project to share. Future dates for this meet and greet are tentative and announced as part of the ongoing series.
Out of the Box StudiosLearn Bachata in 6 Weeks - No Partner Or Experience Needed
Explore Bachata in a welcoming six week beginner program at Club Viva. This course is tailored for newcomers and for anyone looking to strengthen the basics. Build confidence as you learn fundamental steps and timing, partner connection, clear leading and responsive following, beginner turns with simple combinations, musicality, and social dance etiquette. You can come on your own or with a partner, and partners rotate so everyone gets practice with different people. It is a friendly option for singles and couples, for those seeking a fun new hobby, and for anyone interested in meeting others in the St. Louis dance community. By the end, you will be ready to enjoy Bachata at social events. Space is limited. The course fee is $90 per person or $150 per couple.
Club VivaApotheosis Book Club - Hawkeye: My Life As a Weapon
Apotheosis Comics hosts a book club conversation centered on Hawkeye: My Life As a Weapon. Copies purchased at the shop this month are available at 20 percent off the cover price. Participants will gather for an inviting discussion of the selection.
Noah Guthrie
Noah Guthrie brings soulful vocals and heartfelt songwriting shaped by a blend of Country, Americana, and Rock. The South Carolina singer and musician first reached a wide audience through viral YouTube performances that showcased his powerful voice, then broadened his profile with television appearances on America’s Got Talent, Dancing With The Stars, and Fox’s Glee, where he played Roderick Meeks in the final season. His career includes opening slots with Ed Sheeran, Ben Rector, Corey Smith, Sister Hazel, Matt Nathanson, and Dwight Yoakam, along with 12 shows supporting Willie Nelson. Known for honest songs, dedication to his craft, and a strong connection with listeners, Guthrie offers a performance rooted in the storytelling spirit of Americana.
Blue Strawberry STLThe Really Big Magic Show
Leading magicians from around the globe come to St. Louis for a single evening of illusions, comedy, and variety entertainment. Taking place at the St. Louis Airport Marriott, this show offers an up close, front row feel.
St. Louis Airport Marriottof Montreal
of Montreal performs at Delmar Hall with Sloppy Jane. General admission is $28 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. All ages are welcome. Indicating interest on the event enters you into a random drawing for two complimentary tickets, with one winner selected. For secure purchasing, the venue advises buying only through Ticketmaster, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party sellers cannot be verified and may not guarantee entry, and assistance cannot be provided for issues with other vendors.
Delmar HallThursday Farmers' Market at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park
A relaxed weekly market at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park brings together area farmers, food vendors, and artisans. Shop fresh produce, locally raised meats, handmade items, and prepared foods while supporting small businesses.
Herbal Phoenix STL at Rockwell Beer Garden Farmers Market
Herbal Phoenix STL brings an evening centered on herbal wellness and community care to the Rockwell Beer Garden Farmers Market. Expect teas, remedies, and other supportive offerings with a seasonal focus. Attendees can sip, browse the selection, and connect with Herbal Phoenix STL in a welcoming garden setting.
Rockwell Beer GardenPride Ball
The evening centers on ballroom culture with a blend of history, conversation, and competition. It opens with a spirited panel on community in the ballroom scene, highlighting the roles of chosen family, creative expression, and collective resilience in sustaining this cultural space. After the discussion, Legendary Meko Ebony takes the mic while DJ PBNJEFFY powers the soundtrack for a high-energy contest. “Voguers” step onto the floor to compete in Realness, Vogue, Face, and Runway, delivering striking performances, daring style, fierce presence, and memorable artistry.
Missouri History MuseumPatio BBQ Thursdays at SqWires!
Longer days and warmer nights set the scene for a patio BBQ at SqWires. Look for smoke-kissed plates coming straight from the grill, along with locally sourced produce and refreshing house lemonades, with choices spanning ribs, seafood, and plant-based fare. A new menu rolls out weekly, so there is always something different to try. The patio has been recognized as one of the top spots in St. Louis and welcomes dogs.
Patterns in Nature: LightForm (Nighttime Viewing)
After dark, Patterns in Nature: LightForm transforms the Garden into a glowing landscape where HYBYCOZO’s monumental geometric sculptures reveal the hidden structures of nature through intricate patterns of light and shadow. Explore at your own pace, reflect among the illuminated artworks, and enjoy live music along the way. Food and beverages are available for purchase. Advance tickets are recommended. Admission is $15 to $17 for members and $10 for member children, with free entry for members at the Festival level and above. Non-member pricing is $20 to $22 for adults and $12 for children. This event takes place rain or shine, and if an evening is canceled, previously purchased tickets will be honored on another LightForm night. Support is provided by the Crawford Taylor Foundation.
Missouri Botanical GardenRising Stars Cabaret
This second-year cabaret spotlights the next generation of musical theatre voices as talented young performers from the region take the stage for a special one-evening program. Broadway performers Taylor Louderman and Shelby Ringdahl host the night, guiding a celebratory mix of beloved show tunes, current songs, and featured solos that showcase rising artists.
Blue Strawberry STLSippin for Sunnyhill
Sippin' for Sunnyhill arrives in a summertime format, transforming City Foundry STL's third-floor terrace into an open-air celebration of connection, creativity, and community. The evening features Matchbox car racing with live coverage, a silent auction of original art created by Sunnyhill artists, an ARTwear pop-up presented live, and featured cocktails with appetizers, all within a lively social setting with plenty to explore. Proceeds from the event will help build a new BBQ patio at Sunnyhill's Independence Campus in DeSoto, MO, an inclusive space for gathering, cooking, and celebrating. In addition, 10 percent of proceeds will benefit the Sunny Day Fund. The venue offers a covered terrace with a fan system for comfort, a built-in stage to showcase the racing, a wraparound bar serving summery cocktails, playful colors in peach, teal, and yellow, and photo-friendly moments with Patty, the well known pink concrete elephant. This beloved gathering shifts outdoors with fresh energy and purpose.
City Winery St. LouisThe Lemp Mansion Experience Tour
Explore The Lemp Mansion, known for its ghostly reputation, through a combination of guided storytelling and hands-on investigation. A guided tour shares the tragic history of the Lemp family and explains why this home is regarded as one of the most haunted places in America. After the tour, continue by exploring the mansion and conducting your own ghost hunt with paranormal equipment provided by the team. The experience is led by investigators from the St. Louis Paranormal Research Society and is designed for both experienced investigators and curious beginners.
The Lemp MansionSuzie with a Z: Suzie Toot One Woman Show- St. Louis
Suzie Toot brings her brand new one-woman cabaret, Suzie with a Z, to St. Louis. The RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 17 breakout and acclaimed actor, singer, and dancer blends song and tap as she traces vaudeville and Broadway history. The result is an evening that is playful, theatrical, and brainy, showcasing the distinctive style that has earned her a devoted following.
FNT presents... Sweeney Todd
FNT presents Stephen Sondheim’s eight-time Tony Award winning tale of vengeance and wit at Greenfinch Theater & Dive, a venue whose name even nods to the story. An unjustly banished barber returns to nineteenth century London to confront the judge who ruined his family. He partners with Mrs. Lovett, who runs a failing pie shop, and opens a barbershop above it. His relentless pursuit sets a grisly plan in motion, her fortunes rise with a new secret in the pies, and the fallout grows with every shave and every slice. Chandler Spradling stars as Sweeney Todd with Jennelle Gilreath Owens as Mrs. Lovett. The cast includes Dereis Lambert as Anthony, Isobel Ramsey as Johanna, Crispin Shininger as Tobias, and Ken Haller as Judge Turpin. Rachel Bailey appears as the Beggar Woman and others, Nathan Hakenewerth portrays Pirelli, and Matt Ingram is the Beadle. Featured vocalists include Margaret Beekman, Mia Millican, and Parker Miller. The production is directed by Colin Healy with music direction by Stephen Schermitzler. Dizzy Funke serves as production manager and stage manager, Jaac Nischbach is assistant director, and Bradley Rohlf is technical director. Lighting is by Rolhf and Lauren Perry, sets are by Healy, Rohlf, and Perry, costumes are by Jen Blum Tatara, and properties are by Kel Rohlf.
Greenfinch Theater & DiveThe Music Lives On
Celebrate The Music Lives On with The Mavericks and friends in a concert setting. Tickets are on sale now, with reserved seating available at 65, 55, 45, and 35 dollars. This event welcomes all ages. A promotion tied to the event listing will randomly select one person who marks it as Interested to receive two tickets, with updates to show the winner. For ticket security, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and assistance cannot be provided for issues with third party vendors.
The PageantPatterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO (Daytime Viewing)
An exhibition by HYBYCOZO features 21 interactive installations throughout the Missouri Botanical Garden, spotlighting the connection between art, science, and the natural world. Conceived by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, the large geometric sculptures use intricate patterns that shape light and shadow, creating changing designs across the landscape and revealing underlying forms found in nature. The showcase is the first of its kind in Missouri and encourages quiet exploration and reflection among the Garden settings. Daytime visits to the exhibition are included with Garden admission. Members receive free admission each day, with the number of complimentary entries based on membership level. Booking daytime tickets in advance is encouraged, particularly on weekends.
Missouri Botanical GardenEveryone Can Create: An All-Abilities Summer Art Studio
Enjoy a welcoming summer art studio where people of all abilities can make art at a pace that feels right for them. Drawing inspiration from the museum collection, the studio offers inclusive projects that support a variety of learning styles and sensory preferences. Participants create together in a setting that emphasizes access, belonging, and joyful expression, guided by an artist with lived experience of disability. The program is intended for adults and can be adapted for all ages. Groups can register.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Purina Incredible Dog Team
The Purina Incredible Dog Team brings high-flying canine entertainment to St. Louis Union Station, with free shows at the Purina Performance Plaza next to the St. Louis Wheel. Working alongside two trainers, more than 20 talented dogs, including several rescues, present impressive displays of athleticism and skill. The program highlights how quality nutrition, consistent training, and plenty of love can help any dog reach its potential. Union Station offers numerous eateries and attractions on site for added fun before or after the show. Plans may be adjusted if weather affects outdoor scheduling.
St. Louis Union StationJames Otto
James Otto performs live at The Pageant.
The PageantSarah McLachlan
Sarah McLachlan teams up with Allison Russell for a performance at Saint Louis Music Park in Maryland Heights. Both artists share the stage at this ticketed event.
Saint Louis Music ParkGrinchmas in July
The Grinchmas in July celebration marks the conclusion of the Grinchmas Campaign supporting Home Sweet Home. The event features donation drop-offs, festive treats, and photo opportunities with the Grinch and his sidekick Max.
Elite Title CompanyStone Sea Viewing
Step into Andy Goldsworthy’s Stone Sea and experience this large scale outdoor sculpture from within. Viewing is open on a first come, first served basis, and no tickets are needed. Plans depend on the weather, and if the Museum cancels, updates will be posted on its website.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Lobster Festival
Day one of this lobster festival highlights lobster specialties created by Broadway Oyster Bar, drink specials, and live music. The atmosphere is full of Broadway Oyster Bar fun.
Broadway Oyster BarDelmar Loop Vintage Nightfest
Delmar Loop Vintage Nightfest transforms the Loop into an evening celebration of vintage finds, fashion, art, music, food, and Pokémon cards with a strong sense of community. Admission is free, it is open to all ages, and parking is free. Brought together with support from Electric Plug Parties, with appreciation for communities including One World Fest and the Hispanic Festival for helping connect people. Vendor applications are open. An open mic and showcase series will feature musicians, rappers, singers, DJs, poets, comedians, and other performers, and some artists may be considered for future STL Vintage Nightfest appearances. Pokémon Go trainers can explore the Loop during the festivities. The Church on Delmar provides the home for this creative gathering. The focus is on building community through culture, creativity, and collaboration, one Nightfest at a time.
The Church on DelmarBingo Night at K9 Garden
A lively bingo night takes place at K9 Garden, with games spread across the restaurant and outdoor patio. Expect a friendly atmosphere with drinks, food, and prizes as players settle in for an evening of fun. Whether you are an experienced player or trying it for the first time, pups can come along. Members receive their first book at no cost, additional books are $5, and daubers are available for $1. It is an easygoing way to start the weekend with good company and a chance to shout bingo.
Yoga in the Park
Enjoy a relaxed yoga flow suitable for all levels in Carondelet Park. Open to all ages and any experience level, just come as you are. The class is free, and donations are welcome. No sign-up is needed. Please bring a mat and water.
Carondelet Park (near Holly Hills and Leona), St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63111An Evening With The Effigies
St Louis Punk Rock Flea Market presents a show at Fubar Lounge featuring The Effigies from Chicago, with local support from ComRad! and Spent Film. Tickets are 20 in advance and 25 day of show, and they are available now.
Fubar Saint LouisYMCA Night with the Cardinals
YMCA Night with the Cardinals offers families a chance to see the Cardinals take on the Cincinnati Reds at Busch Stadium, with kids invited to join a pregame parade at the ballpark. Discounted tickets are available through the Y for $22 each, compared with typical prices of $45 or more, and seating is planned for sections 229 to 240. Tickets will be delivered digitally through the MLB Ballpark app, so plan to download the app to receive and access them.
Busch StadiumJeremy Lieb
Jeremy Lieb draws on two decades of St. Louis stage experience to deliver music people know by heart. A mainstay in multiple bands and a seasoned solo performer, he offers a broad mix so there is something for everyone. He refreshes classics, one-hit wonders, and popular sing-alongs with his own style, creating a set built around songs audiences love.
Blue Strawberry STLSkyline Dinner Cruise
Spend an evening on the water with music performed live, a menu created by the chef, and wide-open views of the St. Louis skyline. Over this two hour experience, toast a special moment, plan a date night, or simply relax as the city lights come on. Head up to the upper deck for fresh vantage points and a brilliant look at the skyline after dark. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure, and the cruise leaves on schedule, so early arrival is recommended. Tickets are $64 for adults ages 13 and up, $28 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants ages 0 to 2 with a required ticket.
Riverboats at the Gateway ArchVoodoo Funky Butt Brass Band
Voodoo Funky Butt Brass Band returns to Broadway Oyster Bar with a high energy night steeped in New Orleans sound. Two extended sets aim to get everyone dancing as brassy grooves fill the space and the celebration takes on a Mardi Gras vibe in the middle of summer.
Broadway Oyster BarMoriah Bailey
The lineup features Moriah Bailey, now appearing as a full band called Moriah Bailey in Acoustic Contact. The ensemble includes Sarah Reid on violin, Nicholas Allen on double bass, and Park on percussion. Their music weaves elements of folk, indie experimental, grunge, and post-rock, bringing fresh momentum to Bailey’s songs and shifting from quiet nuance to surging intensity with an attentive sense of ebb and flow. Ghosts I Have Been, the solo project of Emily Hemeyer, shapes haunting, ethereal textures with harmonium and voice. Multi-instrumentalist Jesse Rae focuses on tone and texture to create airy, ineffable soundscapes, and is also an organizer with Experimental Open Mic. Admission is $10/20/pwyc.
The Succulent & Tropical Plant Sale
This St. Louis plant sale introduces several new varieties alongside sought-after favorites and bouquets of perennial classics, with a touch of quirky finds to keep it memorable. Browse a wide range of succulents, tropicals, air plants, carnivorous and terrarium plants, and edibles, spanning baskets to bonsai and everything from bananas and Beaucarnea to Alocasia, Zamioculcas, cacti, and Curcuma. Pricing includes more than a hundred varieties at $10 and under, roughly another hundred in the $15 to $30 range, and a selection of rare species and specimens from $40 and up. A potting bench will be available with free soil for on-site potting, whether using a personal container or one provided there, and $2 to-go bags will be on hand for those in a hurry.
Watson Terrace Christian ChurchDJ 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 BarIsh Ensemble
Ish Ensemble joins forces with Alayna Lovelyy for a live performance. The St. Louis based collective features Brit Lockhart, Tim Moore, Luke Sailor, and Chris Green alongside a wider circle of collaborators. Their sound explores spiritual awakening and healing, honoring ancestral roots while shaping the future of their music with an experimental jazz approach that carries a message of love and unity. Alayna Lovelyy, a St. Louis singer, songwriter, and recording artist, blends pop, neo-soul, and R&B, pairing entrancing melodies with personal, story-driven lyrics. She appears frequently at local venues and music showcases across the St. Louis area. Tickets are on sale, and there is a $10 cover.
The Dark RoomAudio Description Tour of the “1904 WF”, “Collected”, “A Marvel in Motion”, and History Clubhouse
Experience 1904 WF, Collected, A Marvel in Motion, and the History Clubhouse through an Audio Description tour tailored for visitors who are blind or have low vision. Museum interpreters lead the tour.
Missouri History MuseumFree Fridays—Ancient Splendor: Roman Art in the Time of Trajan
Experience Roman art from the era of Trajan without an admission fee during the museum’s extended Friday hours. Tickets are still required for entry, even on the free day.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Death Cab for Cutie
Death Cab for Cutie performs at Stifel Theatre in Saint Louis.
Stifel TheatreBryan Adams
Pat Benatar will perform at Enterprise Center in St Louis. Tickets are available for this event.
Enterprise CenterPerformance Team Auditions
Ignite Theatre Company is holding auditions for the 2026 to 2027 Ignite Elite Performance Team, an ensemble centered on performance and leadership. Auditions take place at Ignite Theatre Company and are open to performers ages 7 to 21, with placement determining acceptance. Expect a fast paced, professional audition environment. Prepare a memorized vocal selection of 16 to 32 bars that is performance ready. A dance combination will be taught on site, and select performers may be asked for additional materials or callbacks. The program offers weekly advanced training in voice, dance, and stage performance, leadership opportunities within Ignite productions and events, regional and national performance and competition experiences, mentorship and service based creative work, and a supportive ensemble setting with high expectations. A free Bootcamp prior to auditions is strongly encouraged to learn the combo and prepare for the experience.
Urban Arts Expo 2026
Returning for its fifth year, this urban arts festival brings the St. Louis community together through art, culture, and creativity. Artists from a range of mediums will share their work alongside live entertainment and music, with local vendors, food trucks, and activities adding to the energy. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Free opportunities are available for artists to showcase their work. The focus is on celebrating artistic expression while strengthening community connections.
Delmar Plaza 5261-5215 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, Mo, 63108Summer Spins Series at St. Louis Union Station
Sunny vibes, high-flying spins, and sweet treats set the tone for the Summer Spins Series at St. Louis Union Station. With a Summer Spins Wheel Park Pass, guests enjoy unlimited rides on the Wheel, Carousel, Flying Louie, Wave Swinger, and Loco Motion. The pass also includes 18 holes of mini golf, music from a family friendly DJ, and a free snack or drink from Fairground Eats. It is suited for families, thrill seekers, and anyone embracing summer staycation vibes.
St. Louis Union StationChristmas in July
K9 Garden hosts a summer twist on the holidays, blending festive cheer with warm-weather fun. Capture keepsake photos at a Santa Paws themed photo spot, decorate cookies, let pups splash in a pool, watch holiday films, cool off with icy snow cones, and enjoy a bar of seasonal treats. Dogs are encouraged to arrive in their favorite festive outfits, and the activities are planned for the whole family to create lasting memories.
K9 GardenScience Center Up Late: Experience Sound
Science Center Up Late is a new after hours series for adults 21 and older that celebrates the role adults play in nurturing science. These premium evenings bring the Science Center to life with changing themes in science and technology. Each edition includes activities built around the topic, opportunities to connect with local STEM experts, and a mix of distinctive cocktails, non alcoholic beverages, and snacks available for purchase. Experience Sound explores the STEM behind sound, spanning music and the natural world.
Saint Louis Science CenterStitch Incoming - Codak Smith
Stitch Incoming presents a solo exhibition by Codak Smith that treats stitching as both a tangible practice and a symbol of repair. Drawing from global textile and craft traditions, the stitch becomes a primary visual language in new work from the internationally recognized graffiti artist, painter, designer, and tattoo artist. Created during a year-long residency at the Santa Reparata International School of Art in Florence, the series channels the universal experience of heartbreak. In response to a traumatic personal event, Smith shapes a candid and cathartic body of work. Centered on printmaking methods including monoprint, lithography, and linocut, the pieces incorporate fractured forms, broken-glass imagery, and layered textures that suggest a life in pieces. Bold red stitchwork appears as a sign of mending and rebuilding. The work addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual abuse, while considering how patriarchal expectations can discourage men from showing vulnerability or speaking openly. It reflects on the enduring effects of trauma and the possibility of healing through creative expression.
Ryse Above ecstatic dance journey
Ryse Above presents a welcoming, judgment free gathering centered on a cacao ceremony, an ecstatic dance journey, and a restorative sound bath. The experience starts with an opening circle, moves into a heart opening cacao ritual, flows into expressive movement guided by DJ Chords and Arrows, and winds down with a calming session of singing bowls. Participants are free to dance, explore flow arts, and express themselves in whatever way feels right. Bringing flow toys, drums, rain sticks, or other tools for creative expression is encouraged. Parking is available along the side of the building as well as on the street. To support the space, please avoid talking on the dance floor and keep phones put away to remain present. Going barefoot is suggested for grounding, though wearing shoes is absolutely fine if needed, with personal comfort as the priority.
Downtown St. Louis - 4th streetMarching Hawks National Anthem Performance
The St. Louis Cardinals host the Cincinnati Reds, and the Hillsboro Marching Hawks will perform the National Anthem before the first pitch. Seating is in the Lower Right Field Box, sections 130 and 132, with tickets priced at $30. The night also includes a Victory Blue Jersey giveaway. Tickets are available from any Marching Hawks member or by emailing Mr. Dedert at dedert_timothy@hsdr3.org.
Busch StadiumDutchtown Movie Night: The Bad Guys 2
Dutchtown Movie Nights celebrates its eighth season with a free, family friendly outdoor screening at Marquette Park. Allies of Marquette Park and Dutchtown Main Streets present The Bad Guys 2, an animated comedy caper from DreamWorks. The gathering takes place by the Marquette Park Field House, and attendees are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets, snacks, and drinks for a comfortable evening on the lawn. Community support is provided by Dutchtown Opportunity Coalition for Youth, Employment Connection, Gene Slay's Girls and Boys Club, Lutheran Development Group, and St. Joseph Housing Initiative.
Marquette ParkRoyce Martin
At Blue Strawberry, pianist and composer Royce Martin unveils Swagtime, a style he created that pairs a driving stride groove in the left hand with quicksilver melodies in the right, all while threading in his own rap vocals. The piano centers a blend of ragtime, jazz, and hip hop, drawing a line from Scott Joplin and Charlie Parker to contemporary figures like Metro Boomin and Smino. This project is focused on reclaiming a Black St. Louis musical tradition. It reinvigorates ragtime with witty, poetically delivered lyrics, aiming to place this hometown sound at the front of musical innovation and to spotlight the virtuoso performer while bringing a foundational American genre back to broad recognition. The concert sets out to be a defining moment. Martin, a St. Louis native, taught himself piano at 14 on a small keyboard. By 18 he served as the in-house pianist at the Scott Joplin House State Historic Site and, during college breaks, recorded his debut album, Memories on Morgan Street: Scott Joplin Reimagined, in 2023. In 2024 a New York Times columnist praised his pianism for its wit, approachability, and brilliance. He studied Film Scoring at Berklee College of Music and has written original scores for platforms including HBO and Hulu. With Swagtime he continues to expand musical possibilities by fusing ragtime stride, bebop, and rap into a new mode of storytelling.
Blue Strawberry STLSaturdays at Tower Grove Farmers' Market
Tower Grove Park hosts a Saturday farmers' market featuring local produce, meats, food items, and handmade goods from artisans, growers, and makers. Browse the stalls, meet the vendors, and shop a broad selection of locally grown and crafted products.
Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Voodoo Prince
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 JamoKato and more
A night of live music at The Sinkhole brings together Kato, Man With Rope, and Maximum Effort on one bill. Admission is $12, and the event welcomes all ages.
The SinkholeInfringement
An upbeat evening at the Bottleneck Blues Bar inside Ameristar Casino features a lively mix of party songs made for dancing. The atmosphere leans into a fun casino night vibe, with a playlist crafted to keep the crowd moving and friends enjoying time together.
Ameristar CasinoYae, she/wrex, Spirit Taxonomy
At Dissonant Works, a rock-forward night features yae, she/wrex, and Spirit Taxonomy. yae is a two-person project that bursts with expansive sound shaped by four hands, blending mostly rehearsed pieces with a clear slice of improvisation, about a 70 to 30 mix, weaving in danceable riffs, dreamy ambient loops, and energetic tapping. she/wrex continues the tradition of trans girls making weird music. Spirit Taxonomy offers a spacious and bleak take on chamber music, playfully noting they are not great at math. Admission is 10 dollars.
Dissonant WorksT-Dubb-O & the Blue City Syndicate
A live cinematic recording brings T-Dubb-O together with the Blue City Syndicate for an immersive hip hop performance. The Saint Louis native has garnered national attention on Sway in the Morning, Complex, XXL, Ebony, BET, Revolt, AllHipHop, Rolling Stone and more, and he is known for a style that blends gritty drive with thoughtful lyricism. His music tackles social and political themes directly, telling vivid stories of everyday challenges and victories while reflecting street realities and the resilience of the human spirit. Expect a heartfelt, commanding delivery throughout. Cover is 20 dollars.
The Dark Room at The GrandelSaturday Vinyl Brunch Club
Brunch gets a vinyl twist as DJ Mark Lewis spins an all-record mix of soul, funk, disco, new wave, and rare finds that set an easy groove for the morning. Enjoy brunch plates paired with bottomless mimosas and locally roasted coffee from Goshen. After your meal, browse a carefully selected array of records available to buy. Discover something new, reconnect with a beloved classic, or take home a piece of the playlist that scored your day.
Tim's Chrome BarStudio Sale
This yearly summer studio sale features a self-guided tour of the workspace, with signs directing visitors to the garage entrance. Browse discounted artwork including oil paintings, watercolors, figure studies, drawings, test prints, and more. Light refreshments will be available. Guests are welcome to share the details and bring a friend. Street parking is available on both sides of the one way street, and consideration for neighbors is appreciated.
Sip N'Serve Drag Brunch: Y2K
City Winery St. Louis hosts Sip N'Serve Drag Brunch: Y2K, a throwback celebration of the late 1990s and early 2000s with performances inspired by the era’s hits, style, and pop culture. Pair the show with brunch, wine, or cocktails for a full nostalgic experience. A brunch add on is available for purchase on site only on the day of the event and provides access to an unlimited buffet, with drinks purchased separately and served at your seat. Entry is through the Food Hall.
City WineryClover
St. Louis Cardinals Ball Park Village hosts a high-octane set from Clover during Margarita Fest. This country-rock cover band from St. Louis blends banjo, fiddle, ripping electric guitar, pounding drums, and deep bass for an explosive, high-energy show. Expect beloved country anthems mixed with unexpected rock and roll twists, a whirlwind of controlled chaos that fans call The Circus. A tight crew of local pros, Clover is known for lighting up stages around the St. Louis area every weekend. Use promo code “Clover” for $5 off VIP tickets for the event at BPV.
St. Louis Cardinals Ball Park VillageLobster Festival, Day Two
Day two features lobster dishes crafted by the Broadway Oyster Bar team, along with specials on drinks and music performed live. Expect the upbeat BOB vibe throughout.
Broadway Oyster BarLTD Midwest Hardcore Fest
Presented by LTD and Golden Record, this hardcore fest gathers rising bands from across the Midwest alongside local St. Louis talent at The Golden Record. The focus is new energy in the scene, with fast, heavy sets that keep the room moving. Expect a crowd ready for moshing, stage diving, and dancing.
The Golden RecordForrest Frank
Forrest Frank brings The Jesus Generation Tour to Enterprise Center in Saint Louis, Missouri with a live performance.
Enterprise CenterBBMAK
City Winery St. Louis hosts a live performance by BBMAK. The group is a British pop and rock band formed in 1997 and includes Mark Barry, Christian Burns, and Stephen McNally.
City WineryFamily Sunday—Around the World
Discover the museum’s collection through gallery exploration and creative, hands-on projects. This installment highlights the STL Summer Adventure reading program and features Currents 125: Blas Isasi, showcasing work by a contemporary Peruvian artist. Look for art-making and interactive stations in Sculpture Hall, along with special performances and story time. A guided family tour of related artworks in the Saint Louis Art Museum collection is available, with limited capacity and required sign-up. Sign-up takes place in Sculpture Hall, and the tour sets out from the welcome desk.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Late Night Radio
After two well-received shows at Jack's Joint, Late Night Radio returns with a set filled with familiar rock and roll covers plus a few original tunes. Expect a relaxed atmosphere that may draw mostly the band’s own circle, though attendees do not need to know the musicians to appreciate the recognizable songs. The lineup features Toni Wetteroth on vocals, Dan Young on guitar, Mike Zorich on bass, and Nick Bendas on drums. A suggested donation of $10 in cash applies. Drinks are allowed upstairs, food is discouraged, and outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Jack's Joint: A Live Music VenueGlory Pro THE HEAT IS ON
Glory Pro Wrestling presents The Heat is On at the Casa Loma Ballroom in St. Louis. The lineup features Kody Lane, Effy, Allie Katch, Steph de Lander, Rahim de la Suede and others. Ticket options include Front Row Ringside for $40, Balcony VIP for $40 with a signed event poster, General Admission for $25, and a Family 4-Pack of general admission for $80. Tickets are currently available.
Sunday 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 BarThe Levitt Vibe STL Music Series
Presented by Delmar Main Street, the Levitt VIBE STL Music Series brings free, family friendly live music to Phillip Lucier Park in the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood. Bring blankets, chairs, and a picnic for a relaxed experience on the lawn while enjoying performances in a welcoming community setting.
Lucier ParkDavid Giuntoli
David Giuntoli takes the stage for an easygoing evening of live music and drinks. The program focuses on selections from Sinatra Platinum, including many that were recorded for Capitol Records, and also includes additional favorites associated with Sinatra. Carol Schmidt accompanies on piano, with Ben Coan on bass.
Blue Strawberry STLGuy Maddin’s “hilariously bizarre” CAREFUL (1992) — new 4K restoration
Part of LOST IN THE ARTHOUSE, a monthly program led by Arkadin co-owner Keith Watson that highlights daring films outside the Hollywood mainstream, this screening at Arkadin Cinema & Bar features a new 4K restoration of Guy Maddin’s 1992 Careful. Celebrated by The Washington Post as hilariously strange and reminiscent of a lost classic from a warped alternate era, the film unfolds in a nineteenth century Alpine village where everyone, from adults to children to animals, must whisper and move carefully to avoid triggering avalanches. Beneath the enforced quiet, repressed desire erupts into taboo entanglements that spiral toward lethal outcomes. Steeped in glowing, lurid color, Maddin crafts a warped homage to the largely forgotten German mountain films of the 1920s and 30s, where people face off against unforgiving peaks. By fusing those vintage conventions with his own fervent fixations, he shapes a one-of-a-kind melodrama that feels as if it were discovered on another planet.
Arkadin Cinema & BarVegan Game Night - July 2026
Enjoy an evening of tabletop fun and plant based food at Pieces, the St. Louis board game bar and café. Expect plenty of time to play board games and an easygoing atmosphere for meeting other local vegans. The menu features a vegan selection with an assortment of cookies, and the bar offers beer, wine, cocktails, and coffee. Highlights include a Midwest Poke Bowl with sushi rice, avocado, sweet chili edamame, black sesame seeds, sriracha aioli, and sesame ginger sauce, a Fried Rice Bowl with sesame ginger sauce, wonton chips, broccoli, edamame, and carrots, and pot stickers filled with mushrooms, topped with green onions, and served with sesame ginger sauce. Whether you stop in briefly or spend the whole evening, it is a welcoming spot for games, conversation, and good food.
Pieces: The St. Louis Board Game Bar & CafeGroove & Spin Cruise
An evening cruise built around classic R&B sets the tone for a relaxed night on the water. Enjoy a cocktail on the top deck with views of the St. Louis skyline, or head downstairs to take a turn on the dance floor. Whether you prefer to unwind or move to the music, both options are part of the experience. Tickets must be purchased in advance and all guests must be 21 or older. Each customer may buy up to 19 tickets. Adult admission is $35.
Riverboats at the Gateway ArchTatertot Comics Crew
Hosted by St. Louis Comics Book Shows, Spector Club, this event takes place at the American-Czech Center. Admission is $3, early bird entry is $6, and children under 12 are free.
American Czech Educational CenterYoga on Tap
Nomadic Flow hosts a welcoming yoga session on the outdoor patio at historic Bluewood Brewery, a space that once housed the Lemp Brewery stables. This all-levels class is designed to gently awaken body and mind, whether you can float into a handstand or are stepping onto a mat for the first time. The flow lasts 60 minutes and keeps things approachable, fun, and rewarding. After class, each ticket includes one pour of Bluewood craft beer to enjoy on the patio. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Plan to linger and relax with friends in the open air. If you are the designated driver and prefer the practice without the beer, you can request a $5 discount code via private message.
Bluewood Brewing31art summerfest exhibit
Explore a summer exhibit featuring more than 250 works across many mediums, including canvas paintings, prints and framed prints, assemblage, photography, collage, hand-painted guitars, drums and skateboards, sculpture, found-object pieces and installations. The lineup of artists includes Jared Minnick, Maxine Thirteen, Andy Dykeman, Kerry Smith, Erik Thompson, Steven Hayes, Katie Chilman, Mark Regester, Paola Scharberg, JT Walls, Jackie Rabbit, Eric Schoolcraft, Emily Moore, Justin Tolentino and Summer Kennedy. Visitors can enjoy a complimentary beverage while browsing. Admission is free, it is suitable for all ages, and everyone is welcome.
31art gallerySt. Louis Cardinals - EIU Day at the Ballpark
Show Panther pride at Busch Stadium as the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Cincinnati Reds. This EIU-focused outing features a special suite ticket package that includes a game ticket plus access to the EIU party suites, with food and drinks provided. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance. All tickets are delivered digitally through the MLB Ballpark app, and no physical tickets are issued. Spend time with fellow Panthers in the suites and enjoy a day of baseball and camaraderie.
Busch StadiumSean Chambers
Florida Music Hall of Fame inductee Sean Chambers started his professional journey in 1998, touring as the guitarist for Chicago blues musician Hubert Sumlin. This appearance features an artist who spent his early career on the road with Sumlin.
City WinerySlayyyter
A live concert featuring Slayyyter takes place at The Pageant in Saint Louis.
The PageantSlayyyter
Slayyyter takes the stage at The Pageant in Saint Louis for a live show.
The PageantBenson Boone
Benson Boone takes the stage at Enterprise Center in Saint Louis for a live performance. This is a ticketed event.
Enterprise CenterMissouri 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.
Walnut Park LibraryVintage Bazaar at the Tuesday Market
Vintage Bazaar returns to the Tuesday Market, with vintage vendors setting up in the park next to the Tuesday Farmers' Market. Explore vintage goods and enjoy the lively market atmosphere as you browse the stalls.
Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110The Dear Hunter
The Dear Hunter spans the multi-album Acts saga and The Color Spectrum. The band goes beyond playing songs, creating whole worlds through narrative sweep and layered instrumentation. Expect an evening with orchestral elements and immersive storytelling.
The SovereignThe 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 LanesSt. Louis Cardinals vs Chicago Cubs w Busch Stadium, St. Louis
Baseball fans can catch the St. Louis Cardinals taking on the Chicago Cubs at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Tickets are available to buy online through a secure and convenient checkout.
Busch StadiumSlayyyter
Slayyyter takes the stage at The Pageant in Saint Louis. Tickets are available for this event.
The PageantCandy Land | Unearth a Story
Experience a larger-than-life version of Candy Land where players take part in the game on a grand scale. This activity is for ages 3 and up. Registration is required, and each participant needs to be signed up. To register, call 636-296-2204 or use the events calendar.
Jefferson County Library - Arnold BranchElectric David & The Cosmic Crew
Electric David & The Cosmic Crew transform Tim’s Chrome Bar into a glittering dance party filled with funky rhythms and cosmic energy. Expect a ready-for-action dance floor, retro flair, and a disco-driven soundtrack while the bar keeps the cocktails coming. Vintage outfits are encouraged, and the groove begins the moment you step inside.
Tim's Chrome BarEZ BAND
EZ Band performs at The Hawthorn in St. Louis. Tickets are available for this performance.
The HawthornJukebox The Ghost
Jukebox The Ghost presents a special variety-style show at Delmar Hall in Saint Louis, Missouri. This is a live performance presented in a variety format.
Delmar HallRyan 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 PatchNoah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour
Select seating areas offer all inclusive food and drinks, including UMB Champions Club sections CH1 through CH13, National Car Rental Club sections 258 and 259, and Party Suites on the 200 and 300 levels in sections 206 to 216, 308 to 322, and HOF. Tickets in these locations include a seat in the designated club or suite, an upscale buffet with ballpark favorites, and access to full bars serving mixed drinks, wine, and beverages from Budweiser, Shock Top, and Coca-Cola. Tickets are available through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.
Busch StadiumElizabeth Teeter - Featuring Special Guest Lara Teeter
At Blue Strawberry STL, Elizabeth Teeter returns to her hometown for an evening of music and storytelling. Fresh from playing Heather McNamara in the Off-Broadway revival of Heathers The Musical, she is spending the summer at The Muny as Portia in Something Rotten. The program reflects her upbringing in the arts, with songs ranging from Meet Me in St. Louis and Beetlejuice to jazz standards and pop favorites, and will feature a special appearance by her father, Lara Teeter. Her stage credits include Broadway roles as Lydia in Beetlejuice, Betty in The Crucible with Saoirse Ronan, Young Elizabeth in The Audience with Helen Mirren, and Jane Banks in Mary Poppins. Off-Broadway she appeared as Lily in The Secret Life of Bees, earning an Audelco nomination. Regional highlights include Anna Grace in Hard Road to Heaven at Bucks County Playhouse, Liesl in The Sound of Music at Ogunquit Playhouse and at The Muny, and Laura Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie with TWSTL, a performance recognized with a St. Louis Theater Circle Award. Screen work includes the short film Leaving and a guest appearance on The Last O.G.
Blue Strawberry STLMarquette 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 ParkWatchhouse at The Sovereign
Watchhouse brings the Rituals Tour to The Sovereign, offering an evening of virtuosic playing and candid songwriting. Expect a subtle conversation between mandolin and guitar, evocative harmonies, and a polished yet down to earth presence that honors bluegrass roots while exploring new acoustic territory. Advance general admission floor tickets are $40. Advance mezzanine tickets are $65. The price on the day of the show is $50. This is an all ages event, and minors will be asked to pay a $2 cash surcharge at the door.
The SovereignFood Truck Friday at Tower Grove Park
Sauce Magazine’s Food Truck Friday brings Tower Grove Park to life with more than 20 local food trucks serving a wide range of bites, from burgers and tacos to international street fare. Look for live music, local beverages, and a lively community vibe throughout the evening. Recognized as St. Louis’ original and largest food truck series, each installment features a rotating mix of trucks and entertainment, so no two Fridays are the same. This edition features live music from Ghost Kitchen.
Tower Grove ParkPlanetarium Star Party (Free Event)
This free public telescope viewing takes place monthly, weather dependent, outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. As dusk approaches, a range of telescopes will be set up to showcase planets, stars, and other sights in the night sky. Experienced operators will be present to answer questions and guide observations so visitors can make the most of each view.
James S. McDonnell PlanetariumTravis 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.
Kelly House ConcertsThe Moonlighters LIVE IN THE PARK
A live music event with a beach theme fills Carondelet Park in the Holly Hills neighborhood. The Moonlighters perform in the park. Attendees can bring lawn chairs, stocked coolers, and an appetite for hot dogs.
Carondelet ParkMarket 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 SinkholeSarah Politte
At Blue Strawberry STL, vocalist Sarah Politte brings a warm, velvety sound to classics from the Great American Songbook and the Golden Age of Broadway. A St. Louis native and two-time All-State Jazz Vocalist, she channels the elegance of Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald while adding a modern polish. Her repertoire includes beloved standards such as My Funny Valentine, Someone to Watch Over Me, and Misty, and she also enjoys exploring Brazilian jazz. Politte has performed with Wycliffe Gordon, Lori Mechem, Dave Dickey, Steve Weist, Chip McNeill, and Allen Vizzutti, and has recorded with Marina Albero, Amina Scott, Bryant Watson, and Max Bronstein. Influences like Julie London, June Christy, Chet Baker, and Mel Tormé shape her intimate approach to romantic lyrics. Whether leading a full big band or pared down to a duo, she focuses on honoring and evolving this American art form. She is booking performances nationally and internationally, and her new EP, recorded at Marigny Studios in New Orleans with producer Justin Armstrong, is slated for release in late summer 2026.
Blue Strawberry STLJake'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.
Venice CafeSundresses & Brims II
Presented by Tdrenterprise and Dr BJ the DJ, Sundress and Brims II is set on the rooftop of Moonrise Hotel. Ticket options include VIP at $30, standing room only at $20, and entry at the door for $25. An advance seat ticket comes with a complimentary $4 drink voucher. A payment handle is listed as $tdrenter. For VIP seat pricing and additional details, contact Vicky Sims at 314-791-3919, Alysha Rhodes at 314-456-7156, or Shay Shep at 314-497-0641.
Moonrise HotelMonday Matinees: Celebrating Alfred Hitchcock
A screening of "Rear Window" (1954, PG) in the Buder Auditorium features James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Thelma Ritter, Wendell Corey, and Raymond Burr. The plot follows a New York magazine photographer confined to his apartment with a broken leg who watches his neighbors from his window and grows suspicious that a crime has occurred in a nearby apartment. The film runs 112 minutes.
Buder LibraryBanana 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 StadiumThe Mighty Pines for Mighty Oakes at Delmar Hall
Enjoy a benefit night at Delmar Hall as The Mighty Pines perform in support of the Mighty Oakes Heart Foundation, complemented by a silent auction. General admission is $50, and the event welcomes all ages. Tickets are currently available. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website to ensure authenticity, as third party tickets may not be valid and they cannot assist with issues related to those purchases.
Delmar HallVW Showcase @ Peace, Love & Music Picnic in Benton Park w/The Holy Friars
Air Cooled Antiques teams up with The Holy Friars for a free VW showcase and picnic in Benton Park, part of a peace, love and music gathering. Use the Arsenal entrance and follow signs to the air cooled VW display. A limited selection of concessions will be available on site, and guests are welcome to bring snacks and drinks while enjoying music from The Holy Friars.
Benton ParkPatterns in Nature: LightForm (Nighttime Viewing)
After dark, the Garden is transformed into a glowing landscape where art and nature meet. Monumental geometric sculptures by HYBYCOZO light up to reveal intricate patterns, casting shifting designs across pathways and plants. Guests can take their time wandering and reflecting while enjoying live music, with special food and drink available for purchase. Admission for members ranges from $15 to $17, with $10 tickets for member children, and members at the Festival level and above receive free entry. Non-members pay $20 to $22 for general admission and $12 for children. Advance tickets are recommended. The experience takes place rain or shine, and if an evening is canceled, tickets can be used for entry on a different evening of the event. Support is provided by the Crawford Taylor Foundation.
Missouri Botanical GardenLionel Richie at The Muny
This event features Lionel Richie at The Muny.
The MunyFestival of Nations 2026
Festival of Nations fills Tower Grove Park with a vibrant showcase of global cultures, featuring authentic international cuisine, live music, traditional dance, artisan makers, cultural exhibits, and hands-on activities for all ages. Expect a lively mix of new features alongside returning favorites as the park transforms into a bustling marketplace and performance hub. Presented by the International Institute of St. Louis, this gathering is known as the region’s largest multicultural celebration and welcomes more than 100,000 people each year to honor the diversity and communities that shape the city. Admission is free.
Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63118Shelties & 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.
The Wallflowers at The Pageant
The Wallflowers bring the Bringing Down The Horse 30th Anniversary Tour to The Pageant, accompanied by Tyler Ramsey. Tickets are on sale, with reserved seating available at $72, $62, $52, and $39.50. This is an all-ages show. One person who marks the event as Interested will be chosen at random to receive two free tickets. To ensure valid entry, purchase only through Ticketmaster, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party tickets are not guaranteed to be authentic.
The PageantHippie Death Cult
Hippie Death Cult brings a heavy, psychedelic rock experience shaped by fearless creativity and constant exploration. The Portland trio features guitarist Eddie Brnabic, vocalist and bassist Laura Phillips, and drummer Harry Silvers. Their debut, 111, arrived on Cursed Tongue Records, followed by Circle of Days and a Doom Sessions Vol. 5 split on Heavy Psych Sounds. Both full-length albums earned international praise and debuted at number one on the Doom Charts. Renowned for energetic, heartfelt performances across the United States, Canada, and Europe, the band is currently working on a third studio album. Admission is $15 and the event is open to all ages.
The Sinkhole30 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 HallPlanetarium Star Party (Free Event)
Free nighttime sky viewing is offered each month, weather permitting, at a Star Party outside the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. As darkness settles in, several telescopes are available for close-up looks at stars, planets, and other celestial sights. Experienced operators are on site to answer questions and guide observations throughout the evening.
PAINT LOUIS 2026
Experience a large scale celebration of street art as 400 artists from across the United States and abroad gather along the Paint Louis wall, a 2.5 mile stretch just south of the Arch. The event features live music, a range of food trucks, vendors, and Paint Littles activities for children. The Paint Louis Art Show will also take place at Fifteen Windows Gallery. Additional details will be shared as they become available.
Insane Clown Posse at The Pageant
Psychopathic Records presents Insane Clown Posse at The Pageant. Reserved balcony seats are available for $65 or $55, and general admission is $39.50 in advance or $45.00 on the day of the show. This event welcomes all ages. Marking yourself as Interested on the event enters you into a random drawing for two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site. Tickets from other sellers may not be valid, may not guarantee entry, and the venues cannot assist with issues involving unaffiliated vendors.
The PageantRun for Dogs 5k - St Louis
Celebrate dogs and running with a flat, fast 5K that takes in the scenic paths of Queeny Park. Proceeds from the event support a local rescue. Expect fun swag tailored for dog lovers and runners, and accurate results thanks to professional timing and scoring by J3 Timing.
Queeny ParkSLAM Cinema—The Piccirilli Factor
A 2025 documentary explores the Piccirilli family, Italian-born sculptors who settled in New York City and established the largest and most prolific marble carving studio in the United States. Across nearly five decades, their artistry helped define the built landscapes of Washington and New York through hundreds of monuments, memorials, and artworks, many now preserved in museums and private collections. The film is not rated and has a 60-minute runtime. When available, tickets may be reserved in person at the Museum’s welcome desks or through MetroTix. Reservations made through MetroTix include a service charge, while in-person reservations at the Museum do not. Support for this program is provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.
One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110Patterns in Nature: The Art of HYBYCOZO (Daytime Viewing)
Explore the connection between art, science, and nature through 21 intricately crafted, interactive installations placed throughout the Missouri Botanical Garden. Created by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk, HYBYCOZO’s large-scale geometric sculptures use light and shadow to reveal patterns that echo the natural world. As sunlight filters through the designs, shifting shapes move across the landscape, encouraging unhurried exploration and reflection. This first-of-its-kind exhibition in Missouri can be experienced by day or by night. Daytime viewing is included with Garden admission, and members receive free daily entry according to membership level. Advance daytime tickets are recommended, especially on weekends.
Missouri Botanical GardenStella Cole at City Winery STL
City Winery St. Louis hosts a live performance by Stella Cole, a vocalist with a deep connection to the Great American Songbook. Her journey spans childhood viewings of The Wizard of Oz, a Northwestern University double major in theater and international relations, and viral moments on TikTok and YouTube that led to a Universal Music deal and a sold-out national tour. Her third release, It’s Magic, gathers vintage love songs with richly romantic string arrangements crafted with producer Matt Pierson. The concert offers an intimate, seated atmosphere well suited to her timeless repertoire.
City Winery St. LouisHE WON'T STAY SILENT! - Kevin Smith at The Pageant
Kevin Smith brings HE WON'T STAY SILENT! to The Pageant with reserved seating priced at $55, $37, and $30. Tickets are on sale now and the event is open to all ages. A random winner from those who mark the event as Interested will receive two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other third parties are not guaranteed to be authentic and may not grant entry, and they are unable to assist with problems from other vendors.
The PageantHot Wheels and Diecast Toy Show
Diecast enthusiasts in St. Louis can attend a monthly show from the St Louis Hot Wheels Club. General admission is $3, and an early entry option is available for $10. Vendor spaces are available, with the first table priced at $10 and each additional table at $5.
American Czech Center 4690 Lansdowne Avenue , St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63116Metalicious Tour 2026 - Scene Queen at Delmar Hall
Scene Queen brings the Metalicious Tour 2026 to Delmar Hall with Wargasm and Bailey Spinn. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $27.50 in advance and $30 at the door. The show is open to all ages. Mark yourself as Interested on the event for a chance to be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. For ticket security, purchase only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other third-party sellers may not be authentic, may not guarantee entry, and the venue cannot assist with issues from those vendors.
Delmar HallTeddy Swims: The UGLY Tour
Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Enterprise Center, joined by special guests Mac Ayres and MarcLo. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with several presales, including VIP packages, Chime Visa, artist, Spotify, and local options, plus a Chime Visa post-sale.
Enterprise CenterTower Grove Pride 2026
Now in its 13th year at Tower Grove Park, this pride festival highlights community, creativity, and empowerment. Explore 400 booths featuring local artists, crafters, nonprofits, and local businesses. Enjoy performances across three stages with musicians, drag artists, and other local talent. Savor a broad range of options in three food and drink courts from area restaurants and food trucks, with both alcoholic and alcohol-free bars. Activities include volleyball and other games, along with pet-focused booths and play areas. A walking parade moves through the middle of the festival and is open to anyone. The event welcomes families with kid-focused offerings while also featuring adult-oriented areas related to gender and sexuality, so some elements may be PG-13.
Tower Grove ParkSazón Latin Food Festival 2026: St. Louis’s Taste of Latin American Food
An outdoor, family-friendly celebration of Latin flavors and rhythms awaits, with Latin music setting the tone and a handpicked mix of food vendors serving specialties from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Expect a wide range of savory bites and sweet treats, along with refreshing drinks, so there is something to satisfy every craving. This once-a-year showcase of sabor highlights curated cuisine and a lively festival atmosphere for all ages. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Vegetarian and vegan choices are available, and gluten-free options vary by vendor. Venue policies may differ for lost and found, and pets should remain at home unless the location states otherwise. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture that may be used by Latin City and its licensees without limitation, and all sales are final.