Events in St. Louis today

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.

Discover HYBYCOZO’s exploration of art, science, and nature across the Missouri Botanical Garden. Twenty-one interactive, large-scale geometric sculptures by artists Serge Beaulieu and Yelena Filipchuk are placed throughout the grounds, with intricate patterns that play with light and shadow to reveal underlying natural systems. As sunlight filters through the designs, shifting shapes move over paths and plantings, encouraging quiet reflection and a closer look at nature’s geometry. This presentation is the first of its kind to be shown in Missouri. Daytime viewing is included with Garden admission. Members receive free daily entry, with the number of complimentary admissions determined by membership level. Reserving daytime tickets in advance is recommended, especially on weekends.

Experience qigong at the library with Certified Level 1 Zhineng Qigong instructor Melanie Coffey Galli. This class introduces a 5,000-year-old Chinese practice that cultivates qi, the body’s vital energy, to support balance of body, mind, and spirit. Through gentle movement, visualization, meditation, and intention, participants learn simple techniques that can ease built-up stress and fatigue and help restore energy. No prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an open mind and heart. About the instructor: Melanie began practicing in 2019 and now dedicates her time to sharing and teaching this practice. Outside the classroom, she enjoys nature, fancy cheese, and creating gear for pro wrestlers. Registration is required for each session. A signed waiver is required and must be turned in at the start of class, or you can complete one upon arrival. If you have questions about whether this class is right for you, consult your medical professional before registering.

Craft Nights at K9 Garden offers a recurring creative meetup at K9 Garden Bar & Patio where each session features a new hands-on project. The first activity focuses on bead pet keychains that can be customized as animals, dog breeds, and colorful patterns to take home. This event is open to everyone and welcomes all skill levels. All supplies are provided with a $5 fee in addition to a drink purchase.

This relaxed yoga flow takes place in Carondelet Park and is suitable for all ages and experience levels. The session is free, with optional donations. No sign-up is required. Please bring a mat and water.

Paint plant pots with Vessel Ceramics at Alpha Brewing Company while enjoying a drink. Choose from a selection of pottery pieces available on a first come basis, with the option to reserve a specific piece. Use acrylic or glaze paint to decorate your pot. Acrylic pieces can go home the same day, and a protective varnish is provided to help guard against water and soil. Glazed pieces are kept for kiln firing and are returned to Alpha Brewing Company for pickup, typically in about two to four weeks, with a glossy and durable finish. Arrive and leave at any point within the event timeframe. This is a relaxed, self directed experience rather than a step by step class, and questions are welcome with guidance offered as needed. Feel free to stay for drinks after finishing your painting.

St. Louisan and investigative journalist Chet Hardin appears at the St. Louis Public Library - Schlafly Branch for a talk and signing centered on The Vampire's Cult: The Untold Story of Obsession, Control, and a Shocking Small-Town Murder (2026). The book delves into the disappearance and murder of 24-year-old Sydney Loofe in Wilber, Nebraska, following the trail to Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell while examining how a manipulative belief system formed and why people become entangled in it. Through exclusive interviews and on-the-ground reporting, Hardin traces the making of a modern cult and considers the pull of false realities and charismatic influence. Presented by Left Bank Books, the Left Bank Books Foundation, and St. Louis Public Library, this program has no admission charge and is open to all, and advance responses are appreciated. Support from donors to the Left Bank Books Foundation helps make it possible. Hardin is an award-winning reporter and the coauthor of The Program: Inside the Mind of Keith Raniere and the Rise and Fall of NXIVM, and his work has been noted for its brisk storytelling and respectful, unsensational treatment of survivors.

Begin the week with an outdoor yoga experience centered on intention, mindful movement, and fresh air. Mindful Mondays is a weekly practice that helps you find calm, reconnect with yourself, and refresh your mindset. It is open to every experience level, whether you are brand new to yoga or have an established routine. Each session weaves together softer poses and conscious breathing, providing unhurried time to ground for the days ahead. The setting is easygoing and welcoming, with a new intention or theme guiding each week. Bring a yoga mat or blanket, water, and clothing you can move in comfortably. This class takes place outside, and if the weather is uncertain, updates are posted and also emailed on the day of the session.

Catch the Philadelphia Phillies as they take on the St. Louis Cardinals for a baseball game at Busch Stadium. Tickets are available through the AXS Marketplace, and all sales are final with no refunds for postponed events.

Settle into an easygoing yet upbeat early evening farmers market featuring fresh produce and meats, hot and prepared foods, drinks, and a variety of artisan goods. Enjoy sunset in the park with family or friends, pick up dinner and a beverage, and support local vendors, with more than 40 participants each week. Also featured on the month’s last Tuesday market is a Vintage Bazaar.

Settle into an energizing yet gentle yoga experience created with people who have mobility challenges in mind, and welcoming to anyone seeking a low impact, high energy flow. Trade the hushed studio vibe for a lively setting with house music, colorful lighting, and tempo-led movement, with the whole practice done while seated. With only small adjustments needed and a clear emphasis on accessibility, the class centers on feeling the rhythm, moving with confidence, and enjoying an inclusive space. Come for the soundtrack, stay for the empowering movement, and head out refreshed. Registration is recommended but not required.

Shakespeare’s lively comedy follows best friends Valentine and Proteus, whose pledge of loyalty unravels when they both fall for the same woman. Their pursuit sets off a tangle of disguises and misunderstandings, with a dog that regularly steals the spotlight, while themes of friendship, forgiveness, and the rocky path to growing up take center stage. The performance runs without an intermission and is offered free in parks across the region.

Catch Train with Barenaked Ladies and Matt Nathanson at Hollywood Casino Amphitheater. This is a live concert happening in the evening, with performances scheduled to start at 6:45 PM.

The Philadelphia Phillies take on the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Single game tickets are available starting at $12. There’s also a special theme ticket promotion for Fredbird’s Garage Sale on this date.

An open mic with standout St. Louis energy invites performers and audiences for an evening of live music, poetry, and comedy from talented emerging local artists. This 5-star rated weekly series celebrates a decade of uplifting arts and entertainment, with a focus on pushing culture forward and sustaining a supportive space for community expression. Early bird tickets are available through POSH for $5 plus tax.

A free weekly trivia gathering brings friendly competition to Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park. Settle in for an evening of brain teasers under the night sky. Food and drinks are available to purchase from Rockwell, and outside items are not permitted. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams.

A five-band bill brings together Black Market Kidney Surgeon from Murfreesboro, Tennessee and BOOF from Dallas, Texas alongside Cheap Knives, The Boogens, and Leave No Trace. This show is open to all ages, and admission is $10. Leave No Trace is a new band, adding a fresh addition to the lineup.

HPSTL will be at Soulard Farmers Market with a friendly invitation to stock up. A simple chance to pick up what you need while visiting the market.

Enjoy a read-aloud at the Stephen & Peter Sachs Museum featuring Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney and Thank You, World by Alice B. McGinty. Holly Hubenschmidt and Sean Doherty will share these selections as part of a continuing series led by Garden staff in the museum’s historic building. This program welcomes all ages, does not require registration, and is included with Garden admission. Attendees can also explore The Literary Garden: The Cultivation of Plants and Gardens in Narratives.

This Summer Park Days gathering takes place near the Stone Shelter in Tower Grove Park. The shaded setting suits relaxing on a lawn chair or picnic blanket. With a creek nearby, families may want to bring a towel and a change of clothes for kids who enjoy muddy play. It is also a simple way for those exploring a homeschooling community to learn more and see if it could be a good fit.

Begin exploring your life story in a welcoming, beginner-friendly writing workshop. Using a series of open-ended prompts, you will reflect on meaningful moments, put memories on the page, and, if you choose, share a short piece with fellow participants. All materials are provided. Registration is required and limited to 20 people. To request accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.

Hosted by The Wedding Prep Co. and Studio Magnolia, this first Wedding Wednesday launches a monthly open house for engaged couples. Guests can enjoy complimentary drinks, tour the Studio Magnolia venue, and get clear answers to wedding planning questions. Topics can include timelines, vendors, budgets, etiquette, and décor. The event follows a relaxed drop-in format with free planning guidance, a chance to explore the space, and opportunities to connect with other engaged couples. No RSVP is required.

Enjoy a relaxed, all-levels yoga flow in Carondelet Park that welcomes every age and experience level. The session features live music by Jacob Zengerling, the Holistic Guitarist. It is free, with donations welcome, and no sign-up is required. Bring a mat and water.

At the Lemp Mansion, this tour opens with an in depth look at the house and the Lemp family, their brewery legacy, and the tragedies tied to their history. A guide then leads participants through several levels of the mansion, sharing the ghost stories connected to each area. Along the way, guests can try both classic and contemporary investigation tools, from Dowsing Rods and Scrying Charts to electronic gear used to capture readings and spot possible activity. Expect to hear eyewitness reports of hauntings and unusual events, along with insights into where phenomena are most frequently noted. The experience lasts about 90 minutes.

An in-person STL WIRE gathering at Rigazzi's on The Hill brings together women who work in real estate or are exploring it to connect with like-minded peers. The evening opens with informal networking for anyone interested in real estate investing, from the simply curious to those considering a first project. The featured session, Zero to Financially Free in Two Years at 22, spotlights Sana Tan’s path to building a real estate business at 22 without capital, industry connections, or prior experience. As an international student who could not use traditional financing and while managing full-gut renovations alongside a full-time job, she assembled a portfolio focused on cash flow, freedom, and a lifestyle that fits, rather than just more doors. She shares practical takeaways and mindset shifts that helped her move from getting by to running a business. More networking follows the talk. Admission is free, and dinner and drinks are available for purchase. The mission centers on strengthening St. Louis through a supportive network of female real estate investors and better housing across the community. Expect no sales pitches, transparent organizers, a pay-it-forward spirit, insights grounded in real experience, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

Hulvey leads an evening that blends hip hop, worship, and personal storytelling, delivering a lively, faith-centered performance. The Reach Records artist has earned a Top 10 spot on the Billboard Christian albums chart and a Gold certification for the single “Altar,” with streams topping 100 million. Fresh from major tours with Brandon Lake, he continues connecting with audiences nationwide. Special guests Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone round out the lineup, shaping a program rooted in purpose and energy.

Made possible by volunteer members of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery, this inclusive weekly group ride departs from South Side Cyclery and welcomes a range of paces. Riders can choose a beginner friendly option aiming for up to 10 miles in about an hour and 45 minutes, a party pace averaging 12 to 13 mph for roughly 15 miles, an intermediate group averaging 14 to 15 mph for about 20 miles, or an advanced group at 16 mph or higher for approximately 30 miles. Routes change from week to week to provide safe options through parts of St. Louis City and County. Please arrive a little early to get checked in and be ready to roll. All participants must sign a waiver, and helmets and lights are required. If you need help getting your bike ready, the shop can assist no later than the day before the ride.

Enjoy live music during the Beale Street Concert on the streets of St. Charles. The show runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, so plan to swing by and soak up the atmosphere downtown.

Movie buffs and walking encyclopedias of directors, franchises, and actors can put their knowledge to the test at a weekly trivia night at The Meaning of Bar. Form a team of up to six and dive into rounds built around a rotating film theme each week. There is no entry fee, and the friendly competition offers plenty of chances to pick up even more quirky facts along the way.

A live concert brings together a four-band lineup with Six Feet Under, Fuming Mouth, Flesher, and Chemical Dependency. All four acts share the stage on a single bill.

Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors and Ellie Holcomb are bringing their music to Saint Louis Music Park. The show starts at 7:00 PM, with tickets available through Bandsintown.

Catch Hulvey along with indie tribe and Kijan Boone for a live show at The Sovereign in St. Louis. The lineup also features Christian hip hop and rap artists, and the show starts in the evening.

Blue Strawberry STL hosts a farewell performance from Basil Hand, a biologist by day and performer by night who is preparing to move to other states. Basil’s artistic path includes appearances in Take Two Productions’ Dear Evan Hansen and with the St Louis Video Game Orchestra, along with years of regular theatergoing while supporting their mom. This send-off expresses appreciation for a place that welcomed them from childhood through young adulthood and reflects on the people and stages that shaped their time here.

Mohini Dey is bringing their hard rock, industrial, and jazz-fusion sounds to City Winery St. Louis for an evening show starting at 7:30 PM.

Marking their first full-length outing, Voodoo Marshall Tucker Band brings a mix of Southern rock and psychedelic jams to Atomic By Jamo. Expect classic songs paired with expansive improvisation, with nods to favorites like Can't You See and This Ol' Cowboy. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean Canan on guitar, Danny Liston on guitar, Gary Hunt on guitar, Tom Denman on keys, Josip Capan on bass, and Joe Meyer on drums.

A high-energy spin on karaoke that turns the sing-along into a full-on party. DJ Arty J hosts and keeps the music going while participants take the mic. Expect lively vibes with plenty of singing and dancing.

The Purina Incredible Dog Team brings free, high-energy performances to St. Louis Union Station. Head to the Purina Performance Plaza in front of the St. Louis Wheel to see exceptionally skilled dogs team up with two trainers for crowd-pleasing feats of athleticism. With a lineup of more than 20 canines, including several rescues, the show highlights what dogs can achieve with quality nutrition, consistent training, and plenty of care. Make the most of your visit by exploring the attractions at Union Station and choosing from the many on-site dining options.

Discover ways to explore your family history during a guided tour of Central Library’s Genealogy Room. The tour highlights the available print collections and digital tools that can help you begin your research. After the overview, participants can spend time on independent research using the resources introduced.

A relaxed weekly market at Rockwell Beer Garden in Francis Park brings together area farmers, food purveyors, and artisans. Browse seasonal produce, locally raised meats, handcrafted items, and ready-to-eat dishes. It offers a simple way to support small businesses and enjoy a community-focused setting.

Warm evenings and a sizzling grill set the scene on the SqWires patio for a weekly barbecue tradition. Expect smoke-kissed favorites straight from the grill alongside seasonal local produce, plus house-made lemonades. The lineup covers a range of tastes, with choices for rib lovers, seafood fans, and plant-based eaters. Menus change every week, offering something new each visit. The patio has been recognized among the best in St. Louis and is dog friendly, so four-legged companions are welcome outside.

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.

At Intertwine Wine Bar in Dutchtown, Frequency delivers a multi-genre electronic experience presented by Faded and the venue. Expect adventurous selections, chest-rattling bass, and a charged atmosphere that grows with the crowd. The night welcomes longtime heads and curious newcomers to STL alike, with drum and bass and jungle among the sounds shaping a dance floor made for movement and good vibes.

Experience the Garden in a new light with Patterns in Nature: LightForm, a nighttime installation that turns the grounds into a glowing landscape. Large-scale geometric sculptures by HYBYCOZO illuminate the surroundings and cast intricate designs in light and shadow, inviting unhurried wandering and moments of reflection. Live music enhances the atmosphere, and special food and beverages are available for purchase. Purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged. Member admission ranges from $15 to $17, with $10 for children, and members at the Festival level and above receive free entry. Non-member tickets are $20 to $22, with $12 for children. The event is held rain or shine. If a night is canceled, tickets may be used on another LightForm evening. Supported by the Crawford Taylor Foundation.

Lucy Short of Yogi Spice leads Sunset Yoga in Lafayette Park. Each session lasts 60 minutes and welcomes all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat and water. The gathering spot is near the boathouse on the playground side of the park. The cost is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended. Class timing may shift slightly as daylight changes with the season.

Attendees can test their knowledge at K9 Garden during an ongoing trivia series featuring a new theme each time. Activities take place across the bar and the outdoor patio. Friends and dogs are welcome, and participants can enjoy their favorite drinks while taking part in friendly competition.

Kenny Black, Joe Williams, and Andrea Taylor come together for a birthday celebration filled with music, camaraderie, and plenty of fun.

Join Eric Eaton for a fun, adult-focused comedy and magic show where audience members are part of the action. Expect a blend of charm, comedic wit, and entertaining magic that builds from the opening to a memorable finish. Tickets include a two-item minimum in the showroom (food or drink), and the venue also notes an 18% administrative fee on food and beverage purchases.

Rodeo Boys perform live. Admission is $15 and the event is open to all ages.

Enjoy a scenic trip up and down the river on the “Blues Cruise”. A cash bar and concessions will be available on board. Advance tickets are required for entry. Parking is available in a security guarded lot.

Aboard this Mississippi River cruise, live blues takes center stage as part of a well-loved St. Louis tradition. The ongoing series showcases leading regional musicians, from hometown favorites to emerging artists. This sailing features Billy Peek. It is an easygoing night on the water, with the option to enjoy a drink while the music plays. Tickets are required in advance, and attendees must be 21 or older. Adult tickets are $35. Other sailings in the series highlight acts such as Skeet Rodgers and Soulard Blues Band.

Enjoy a karaoke party at Purple Quarters in St. Louis, featuring late-night cocktails and a lively vibe. Bring friends for a night centered on karaoke and good company.

Formed in 2024, Waffle House Fight Club features pianist and vocalist Brian Kasmarzik, drummer and vocalist Drew Lance, and violinist and bassist Mark Hochberg. This seasoned trio brings a request-based set where the crowd picks the songs, creating a lively, personalized performance. Cover is $8 plus tax.