This weekend in St. Louis, MO

The 2026 Bomber Open at Forest Park Golf Course features check-in before play, a shotgun format to begin the round, a lunch break, and an awards presentation. Registration is currently available with three tiers: early bird at $155, regular at $165, and day-of at $175. Sponsorship packages are offered at various levels.

Set within Tower Grove Park, this open-air market showcases the best from local farms and creative small businesses. Browse farm-fresh produce and meats, enjoy prepared foods, and discover handmade goods from a community of artisans, growers, and makers. Explore a lively selection for your kitchen and home, meet the people behind the products, and experience a welcoming neighborhood marketplace.

Celebrate an August birthday with a special offer at the St. Louis Aquarium. During this event weekend, guests born in August receive complimentary admission and a birthday sticker to make the visit feel extra festive.

Explore how science, play, and imagination intersect at a free, daylong expo highlighting innovations from across the St. Louis region. Guests can interact with scientists, artists, creative makers, entrepreneurs, and other experts throughout the event. Hands-on and demonstration areas feature the science behind Renaissance sword techniques, building challenges that spark creative construction, rocket launches and a station focused on helicopter wind tunnels, opportunities to assemble submersibles, and art-meets-science projects in painting, fiber arts, tile, and woodworking. Additional stations examine STEM in costume design, clothing, and jewelry, delve into quantum topics, astrophysics, and black holes, and explore neuroscience, imaging, and medical technologies. Visitors can also engage with artificial intelligence and robotics, try drone flight inside a cage with navigation practice, experiment with electrical circuits and applications of 3D printing, investigate the chemistry of color, and look at the mechanics of dance and sports. Sponsored by Mastercard.

At Tim’s Chrome Bar, DJ Mark Lewis soundtracks brunch with a mix played entirely from records, moving through soul, funk, disco, new wave, and other hidden finds. Pair the music with brunch dishes, unlimited mimosas, and locally roasted Goshen coffee. Take a moment to browse a thoughtfully chosen selection of vinyl for sale and see what you discover. Find something new, reconnect with a favorite, or head home with a record that captures the vibe.

The Back-to-School Bash at Affinia Healthcare helps families prepare kids for the new school year with physicals and immunizations available for children ages 4 and up. Attendees can pick up free school supplies while they last and enjoy free haircuts, face painting, and more. Walk-ins are welcome, or schedule an appointment by calling 314-814-8700. This free event is open to the public.

This event wraps up a three-part series focused on tomatoes and basil with a garden party centered on caprese salads. Participants use tomatoes and basil from their own gardens, and dairy ingredients are supplied. Extra supplies will be available if needed. Attendees must register in advance.

Good Journey’s Island Jam offers an island-inspired celebration featuring great food, music and dancing, raffles, and a mix of fun and healing activities. The event also honors community leaders. Support helps create opportunities for youth and families across St. Louis, and tickets, advertising, and partnership options are available.

A free, open-air reggae street celebration at Pop's Blue Moon marks Jamaican Independence Day and the enduring spirit of the music. Expect rich reggae, dub, and roots selections on vinyl, energized by a booming digital sound system. The lineup brings vinyl sets from Ital-K, BWISE, DOUM, and Red I Hi-Fi, plus digital performances by DUBHEEZY, DEEWAY, and PAKTI. Big sound and uplifting vibes shape an outdoor gathering centered on reggae culture and bass-forward rhythms.

Slumfest is a live music event at Atomic Pavilion. General admission tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the show. Kids 6 and under are free. Tickets for minors cost $25 and must be purchased at the box office, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 3:00 PM, and the show begins at 4:00 PM. The event is all ages.

St. Louis Union Station hosts a select-Saturday Summer Spins Series filled with sunny vibes, ride thrills, and sweet treats. With a Summer Spins Wheel Park Pass, guests get unlimited access to every attraction, including the Wheel, Carousel, Flying Louie, Wave Swinger, and Loco Motion, along with an 18 hole round of mini golf. A live, family friendly DJ keeps the energy high, and each pass includes a complimentary snack or drink from Fairground Eats. It is suited to families, thrill seekers, and anyone enjoying a summer staycation.

An immersive art event inspired by Lauryn Hill’s voice, style, and cultural footprint. This sensory-rich showcase offers fresh interpretations of her impact through visual artwork, poetry, and music, all presented with an emphasis on building community connections.

Just A Blur is taking the stage for a live show at The Duck Room. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and tickets are available through the listed ticket partners.

Catch Young the Giant live at Saint Louis Music Park, with Cold War Kids, KennyHoopla, and little image on the lineup. Show at 6:30 PM.

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.

Enjoy a screening of Pirates of the Caribbean presented in a drive-in style setting. A musical guest will perform beforehand, with details to be announced. Popcorn will be available for purchase, and proceeds help support this free event. Sponsored by Jeremy Renfro Reality.

Please Don’t Destroy appears live at The Pageant. Tickets are on sale with reserved seating priced at $47, $37, and $27. This show welcomes attendees of all ages. Indicating interest on the event enters you into a random drawing for two complimentary tickets, with one person selected. To ensure valid admission, purchase only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since third party tickets may not be guaranteed.

A celebration of the boomer era’s great storytellers arrives as Tim Schall spotlights the troubadours of the 60s and 70s, including voices like Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and James Taylor. After three years in residence at Blue Strawberry with Sunday Standard Time, Schall turns to the personal, narrative-driven songs that first inspired him, supported by piano, guitar, and bass. Guest vocalist Kelly Howe, known at Blue Strawberry for her Just One Look Linda Ronstadt tributes and more than thirty sold-out shows, adds powerful harmonies and heart. Schall has earned praise from Amanda McBroom for his honeyed voice and heartfelt storytelling, while KDHX and the Riverfront Times have recognized his high standards and crowd-pleasing style. The program salutes timeless melodies, vivid lyrics, and the enduring influence of these iconic singer songwriters.

The Attic Music Bar turns up the volume for a special night of alternative rock, nu metal, and metal covers. Stage Dogz headlines with crushing riffs, crowd-shaking beats, and a high-energy show featuring a female lead guitarist. Special guests Outsider open the night with a one hour set of popular nu metal and alt rock hits. Expect four hours of music delivered with raw power, including favorites inspired by Korn, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Slipknot, System of a Down, and Deftones. Loud, heavy, and built for headbanging, with a $10 cover.

Thursday’s Hazy performs a live rock show.

Practice yoga at the St. Louis Aquarium alongside the fish. This beginner-friendly class is presented with Personal Space Fitness. Participants must be 16 or older and should bring their own mat. The cost is $25 per person, and parking is included.

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.

Set out on a two hour riverboat brunch that pairs live entertainment with chef inspired cuisine and wide open river views. Known as St. Louis’ only floating brunch, this relaxed cruise blends great food with a scenic ride. Tickets are $62 for adults ages 13 and up, $25 for children ages 3 to 12, and free for infants ages 0 to 2, and every infant must have a ticket. Available on select dates.

Within the historic Lemp Mansion, a timed escape room challenges teams to uncover a long-buried secret using clues tucked inside Charles Lemp's diary. Friends, families, and coworkers collaborate through surprising turns as every page reveals a hint that moves them closer to the solution. Teams race to decipher codes and break free before time runs out, or the mansion's mysteries remain unsolved. This experience suits friends nights out, team building, family adventures, birthdays, and anyone who loves puzzles and mysteries. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned fans to first timers, with moments of suspense, excitement, and plenty of satisfying aha moments. The mystery is set, the clues are hidden, and the countdown is on. Step into the story and see if your team can escape in time.

Family Sunday features a new family friendly theme each time. This installment highlights a German Circus theme with activities designed for families. More information will be shared soon.

A quiet afternoon at Nova Collective Beauty and Wellness on The Hill centers on a two hour experience that opens with a 75 minute blend of guided meditation and a sound session. Gentle guidance in breath and stillness supports slowing down, easing tension, and turning inward for deep rest and renewal. Afterward, enjoy tea and warm conversation, along with unhurried time to explore the boutique. The setting offers a supportive, calming pause that invites participants to soften and receive. Capacity is limited.

At Jack's Joint, the Ethan Saake Quartet presents a lively afternoon of jazz from four accomplished, youngish musicians. Expect fresh interpretations of familiar tunes alongside original pieces and inventive takes. The lineup features Ethan Saake on keys, Greg Dallas on guitar, Andrew Binder on bass, and Kevin Gianino on drums. Admission is $20 at the door, and an advance ticket option may be added. The performance is set in a listening room environment, so conversation should be taken downstairs to the bar. Please skip food in the upstairs space during the show and refrain from bringing outside food or drinks. Beverages are welcome upstairs, and courteous behavior is expected.

Step into the dark, thrilling world of Stephen Sondheim’s revenge musical, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Unjustly exiled and determined to settle the score, Sweeney Todd returns to London, drawing closer to Mrs. Lovett and setting off a chain of events that turns a failing pie shop into something much more sinister. Directed by Colin Healy, with music direction by Stephen Schermitzler. Doors open at 1:30 PM, and the show starts at 2:00 PM.

The Levitt VIBE STL Music Series is a free, family friendly run of outdoor concerts presented by Delmar Main Street at Phillip Lucier Park in the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and a picnic to relax on the grass while the music plays. Along with welcoming attendees, the series offers opportunities for performers, vendors, and volunteers.

Austin Grimm & Them Gold Souls return to St. Louis for a performance at Joe's Cafe & Art Gallery, a listening room where the music takes center stage. Admission is pay what you can, with a $15 suggested minimum. Seating is first come, first served, with an option to reserve a table. The event is BYOB. All ages are welcome, and guests are asked to keep conversations and other noise in the art garden to preserve the listening atmosphere.

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.

Two best friends, Valentine and Proteus, vow to stand by each other, then both fall for the same woman and watch loyalty and good sense unravel. Expect clever disguises, tangled misunderstandings, and a dog that steals the spotlight. Shakespeare’s early romantic comedy explores friendship, forgiveness, and the messy journey toward growing up. This production is performed without an intermission and is presented free in parks across the region.

At Blue Strawberry STL, Christiana Miller shares heartfelt songs and a compelling voice often likened to the classic voices of Karen Carpenter, Linda Rondstadt, and Emmylou Harris. Taught by her mother in the family living room, she has performed since the age of three across the United States and Canada, touring and recording with her family and now as an independent artist. She is releasing singles from her debut album, Run With the Wild Horses, made in Nashville.

Part of the Monica Tour, this show at The Pageant features Jack Harlow with James Savage. Tickets are on sale, with reserved balcony options priced at $70.45 or $60.45, general admission at $49.65, and a VIP option at $144.50. The Jack Harlow Early Entry VIP Package includes a general admission ticket with priority access to the floor, a specially designed VIP gift, early entry, a VIP laminate and lanyard, the chance to shop tour merchandise before the show, a photo opportunity in front of the VIP backdrop, and a dedicated VIP entrance with on-site VIP support. All aspects of the VIP program are hosted by the artist and may be modified at their discretion. All ages are welcome. The listing also mentions a promotion in which one person who marks interest may be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since third party tickets are not guaranteed and assistance cannot be provided for issues with other vendors.