Events in St. Louis today

Settle into an easygoing, early evening farmers market at Tower Grove Park that blends a relaxed feel with plenty of buzz. Browse fresh produce and meats from local growers, pick up ready-to-eat and hot dishes, enjoy drinks, and discover handmade goods from area artisans. It is family friendly, so bring the crew, unwind in the park as the sun goes down, and make a night of it with dinner and drinks while supporting local. More than 40 vendors set up each week, and the last Tuesday market of the month features a Vintage Bazaar for treasure hunting.

At Bodach’s Games, a weekly Dungeons & Dragons campaign set in the Forgotten Realms is led by an experienced Dungeon Master alongside a consistent, dedicated group. It welcomes players of all experience levels, from first-time adventurers to seasoned veterans. Expect immersive, story-driven gameplay with an invested table. Premade characters are available, and both walk-ins and spectators are welcome. Sessions are $15 per person, with a half-off offer for you and a friend available on select dates. For questions or to reserve a seat, email Overturfq2907@gmail.com.

Participants will craft a glittering coaster by placing tiny gems one by one in a calm, beginner friendly activity that also suits experienced crafters. All supplies are provided. Registration is required. For accessibility needs, please call 314.241.2288.

Singers Open Mic returns to Blue Strawberry STL with live backing from The Black & White Band, spanning jazz standards, Broadway favorites, pop, blues, and R&B. Singers take the stage with a full band, so bring sheet music. Food and drinks are available throughout the event. Presented on select Tuesdays. Cover charge is $10.

An open mic with lively St. Louis energy brings together live music, poetry, and comedy from up-and-coming local artists. This weekly event is five star rated and celebrates ten years of supporting arts and entertainment. It is dedicated to pushing the culture forward and sustaining a supportive space for community expression. Early bird access is available for $5 plus tax through POSH.

Enjoy an evening of live music at The Pageant featuring Judah & The Lion with Corridors and kylekelly. Tickets are on sale now, with general admission priced at $35 in advance and $40 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages. The event page is also running a giveaway in which one person who marks the event as Interested will receive two complimentary tickets. To ensure valid entry, the venue advises purchasing only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be authentic and cannot be verified for assistance.

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.

Gogol Bordello performs at The Hawthorn. This is an all-ages show. The venue operates without cash, so bring a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited, and rideshare is encouraged, with a designated pick up and drop off spot near the entrance. The event discussion page does not allow ticket sale posts in order to reduce fraud. All sales are final, and schedules or lineups may change. Tickets suspected of being bought for resale can be canceled at the discretion of the venue or its ticketing provider. Tickets may be available at the door if the show has not sold out, and physical tickets can be obtained at the box office. There is no re-entry. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for age-restricted events.

Explore the fundamentals of smocking with guidance from the Spirit of St. Louis Smockers. This introductory session explains how this classic embroidery gathers fabric into neat, flexible pleats and offers a clear starting point in heirloom sewing.

Settle into a relaxing, creative fiber arts gathering that welcomes every skill level. Whether knitting, crocheting, weaving, or starting fresh, participants can bring a project, share techniques, and connect with fellow crafters in a friendly setting. Beginners are welcome, though this is a casual group and formal instruction may not always be available, so learning at your own pace is encouraged. Please bring your own supplies if possible, with a limited selection of materials available for those getting started. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.

A welcoming weekly group ride supported by volunteer members of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery rolls out from South Side Cyclery. Participants are asked to arrive prepared to ride, with helmets and lights required. All riders check in and complete a waiver before departure, and the shop can help ensure bikes are ready in advance. Multiple pace options make the ride accessible to a wide range of cyclists. A beginner friendly option emphasizes comfort over speed with a goal of up to 10 miles in about one hour and 45 minutes. The party pace averages 12 to 13 miles per hour over roughly 15 miles. The intermediate group averages 14 to 15 miles per hour for approximately 20 miles. The advanced group targets 16 miles per hour and above for about 30 miles. Routes vary each week to offer safe, enjoyable choices across parts of St. Louis City and County that fit the needs of each group.

Settle in for an open board game night at Pieces Board Game Bar and Cafe. Bring a favorite game or jump into what others are playing, with options that range from quick and simple to long and complex. Arriving early is welcome, and happy hour specials are available before gaming gets underway. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. The group meets in the venue’s private jail cell room rather than the main bar. After entering the building, head toward the glass doors for Pieces, then look for the single doorway on the left that opens into a room with multiple cell-style booths. Participants gather there and in the three cell booths. If you are unsure where to go, ask a staff member for directions. Even if RSVPs appear low, turnout typically reaches at least ten people each week. Free street parking is available, and the lot across the street is not open to the public.

Held at the Forest Park Visitors Center, this long-running St. Louis Track Club tradition invites walkers and runners to test their pacing skills on courses ranging from 3K to 4.2 miles. Before each run, participants estimate their finish time, then set off without watches or phones and rely on feel. Points are awarded based on how closely actual times match those predictions, turning the experience into a personal challenge rather than a race against others. The cost is $1 per run, with optional donations supporting post-run snacks and the end-of-season celebration. Monthly ribbons recognize the most accurate estimators, and overall series champions receive trophies at a season-ending fun run and awards ceremony. The atmosphere is welcoming to all experience levels and offers a supportive, social way to enjoy Forest Park while building confidence in pacing. Registration is not required, but a signed waiver is mandatory and most updates are shared by email. To sign the waiver and join the email list, use the registration link at the top of the page.

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.

Brush up on your film facts for a movie-focused trivia night at The Meaning of Bar. Assemble a team of up to six and tackle questions about directors, franchises, and actors. Each week features a new theme. There is no fee to play, and it is a friendly way to show off what you know while picking up even more fun tidbits.

Enjoy country line dance instruction with Mabee Fitness followed by a lively social hosted by Big Music Entertainment. Learn the steps during the class, then keep the momentum going at the social to practice and connect with other dancers. Admission is $15 for both the class and social or $10 for the social only. This event is held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

Enjoy a social night of Texas Hold'em at Big Daddy's Bar & Grill - Soulard with DeepStacks Poker League, a community-centered format that lets everyone play with no financial risk. The game is completely free, offering the excitement of tournament poker without buy-ins or fees. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned players, with friendly tournament directors and tablemates creating a supportive place to learn, practice, and compete. The atmosphere highlights conversation and camaraderie, with drinks and local bar food adding to the experience as new poker friends connect around the felt. Participation is straightforward. Create a free Bar Poker Open account affiliated with DeepStacks Poker League, take a seat at the live tables, and compete within the league for chances at large prize pools and travel packages to championship events in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Florida.

Set sail on an evening outing featuring live music, a chef-crafted menu, and sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline. Over the course of two hours, celebrate a special moment, plan a romantic date, or simply relax on the water. Stroll the top deck for fresh perspectives as the city glows after dark. Boarding for dinner cruises begins 30 minutes before departure, and the boat leaves right on schedule, so arriving early is recommended. Tickets are $64 for adults ages 13 and up, $28 for children 3 to 12, and free for infants 2 and under with a ticket.

The Last Show on Earth is a multimedia, vignette-driven play that contemplates the absurdity and quiet beauty of modern life in a world saturated with media. Drawing inspiration from the films of Roy Andersson, it unfolds through a sequence of loosely connected scenes united by a common creative thread rather than a single linear plot. Together these moments shape an emotional journey that moves from the everyday to the existential. Written by Joe Taylor and directed by Lucy Cashion.

Hélène Barbier, originally from France and now based in Montreal, sings in both English and French over lean avant-pop foundations, setting clear, unfussy lines against skewed counterpoints to create vivid contrast. Working with a tight-knit group that avoids overused chord changes and filler, she uses a handful of straightforward notes set beside unexpected figures as a springboard for playful complexity. Carrion Kids and Still Animals complete the lineup. Admission is $20, and the event is open to all ages.

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets bring their North America Tour to an all-ages show. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. Mark the event as Interested for a chance to be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. To ensure authentic tickets and valid entry, purchase through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official website, as third-party sellers are not guaranteed.

The New Pornographers bring The Former Site Of Tour, reflecting more than two decades of adventurous indie rock. Their catalog spans nine studio albums, from the debut Mass Romantic to 2023’s Continue as a Guest. The next chapter arrives with The Former Site Of on Merge Records, and the new single Votive is already out. Known for unveiling fresh ideas with every release while staying true to what defines them, they are often mentioned alongside peers like Yo La Tengo and Superchunk for that balance. New York Magazine praised the 2023 record for showcasing the group’s many distinct talents and for serving another helping of their hallmark sound.

Explore how evolving habits can reshape how you stay active. This session takes a whole-person look at wellbeing, guiding participants to identify forms of movement they enjoy and practical ways to make them part of self care. It is part of The Transition Years: Survival Guide for the Modern Era, designed for new adults ages 16 to 24, with each class offering practical life skills in an engaging, interactive format. Snacks will be provided.

Phillip Russo brings a cozy corner performance to The Gramophone in the Grove, featuring distinctive arrangements drawn from a broad catalog of songs for a variety of tastes.

At Sachs Museum, perfumer Rubia Homa leads an exploration of vampire lore through the world of scent. The presentation looks at tales about what repels vampires and the fragrances that entice humans, weaving stories from Romania and beyond with an atmosphere of gothic storytelling and aroma discovery. Attendees are invited to dress in vampire or goth-inspired attire. The evening also features the debut of Homa’s seasonal vampire fragrance, with first access to preview and purchase. The event is free with Garden admission and is sponsored by Nancy Ridenour. Rubia Homa is a perfumer, artist, and educator based in Ontario. She began her fragrance career in Los Angeles in 2019, studying at the Institute for Art and Olfaction, serving as a judge for the Art and Olfaction Awards, and engaging with the international fragrance community. She has also been active in the Los Angeles vampire community, presenting talks on scent culture. Recent work includes a 2023 commission honoring Prince’s Purple Rain and the 2025 launch of her signature line, Huro Fragrances.

Experience an elegant evening of classical music as the WCHOF Music Series welcomes the season at the World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries, a Saint Louis museum and art space where the world of strategic play meets the performing arts. The program, titled Passion and Poetry, explores the depth of Romantic expression with Robert Schumann’s Frauenliebe und Leben, Op. 42, a song cycle that traces a moving story of love through poetry and music, and César Franck’s Violin Sonata, a work famed for its emotional sweep and technical brilliance, originally given as a wedding gift. The performance features pianist Alla Voskoboynikova, mezzo-soprano Benedetta Orsi, and Hannah Ji, assistant concertmaster of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. Curated by WCHOF Music Director Brian Woods, the evening reflects the institution’s mission to celebrate the intersection of art, culture, and high-level strategy. The theme, Strategic Romance, draws a parallel between a grandmaster’s foresight and the composers’ architectural craft, revealing how precise structure can unlock profound feeling. The night includes an artist talk with Brian Woods and a concert performance, surrounded by the venue’s permanent and rotating exhibitions. Tickets are $25 for general admission and $20 for WCHOF members, with one complimentary drink included, and a cash bar available. Seating is very limited for this intimate in-gallery experience, and a livestream will be offered on the World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries YouTube channel.

Frequency returns to Intertwine Wine Bar in Dutchtown with LO headlining a drum and bass showcase presented by Faded and Intertwine Wine Bar. The night features forward-thinking electronic sounds across multiple genres, powerful low end, and a dance-focused atmosphere. Pre-sale tickets are $10, and entry at the door is $15. It welcomes longtime scene regulars and those exploring what STL’s electronic music community offers.

Experience Sunset Yoga in Lafayette Park with guidance from Lucy Short of Yogi Spice. Each session lasts 60 minutes, welcomes all levels, and is held near the boathouse on the playground side of the park. Please bring a mat and water. The fee is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended.

The Format brings the Boycott Heaven Tour ’26 to The Pageant, featuring special guests The Get Up Kids. Tickets are on sale, with reserved seating available at $62 or $52, and pricing of $41.50 in advance or $47 on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages. The event listing also notes a promotion where marking the listing as Interested enters a random drawing for two complimentary tickets. For secure purchases, The Pageant and Delmar Hall recommend buying only through Ticketmaster, their sole ticketing partner, or the artist’s own site, as tickets from other sellers may be invalid and the venues cannot assist with issues from third-party purchases.

Old Rock House welcomes Carbon Leaf on the I Want To Be Leaf Tour, bringing a lively blend of indie rock, folk, and Americana to the stage. The performance highlights dynamic energy and rich harmonies, creating a concert that feels both expansive and personal. General admission is priced at $26 in advance and $30 on the day of the show. This is an all ages event, with a $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors. Online ticket purchases use a delivery delay to help prevent fraud, so you will receive an immediate order confirmation and your tickets will be delivered through eTix.

Purple Quarters in St. Louis hosts a karaoke party with cocktails served late and a welcoming atmosphere. Bring friends and make it a night of singing and good vibes.

Inspired by conceptual artist Oliver Herring’s TASK, this hands-on art gathering centers on a simple creative loop. Participants write a task on a slip of paper and place it in a shared box, then draw a different task and carry it out in any way they choose using materials or props that are available. After completing a task, they add another to the box and keep the process moving. The format is open-ended, encouraging improvisation, experimentation, and playful interpretation without any right or wrong answers.

Final Friday is a free monthly community gathering at Dutchtown Common that turns the space into a lively neighborhood celebration. It offers a chance to connect with neighbors while exploring local vendors featuring handmade goods and unique finds. Visitors can enjoy food from neighborhood favorites alongside visiting food sellers, plus live entertainment and activities for all ages. Nearby small businesses also showcase their offerings, making it easy to discover what the community provides.

Unwind with a gentle yoga session in Carondelet Park that welcomes all ages and every experience level. Please bring a yoga mat and water. The class is free, donations are welcome, and no registration is required.

Enjoy a lively evening of music bingo at Andre's on Telegraph while helping bring Monarch Studio & Boutique to life. The night features an open bar, a silent auction, and a 50/50, and guests are welcome to bring their own snacks. Tickets are $30 per person or $280 for a table of ten. Every ticket supports the creation of a space where creativity, community, and purpose come together.

Bingo takes over K9 Garden with a lively evening of games held in the restaurant and on the outdoor patio. Expect prizes, friendly vibes, and plenty of food and drinks to enjoy. Newcomers and longtime players are all welcome. Dogs can come along as well. Members receive their first book at no cost, with additional books available for $5 and daubers for $1.

Steve Gonsalves brings A Life with Ghosts to The Grandel in St. Louis for an immersive evening focused on hauntings, history, and firsthand accounts. Known for Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, The House Inbetween, and as the bestselling author of A Life with Ghosts, he revisits notable investigations with fresh stories, added historical detail, and exclusive footage. Through personal narratives, rare clips, haunted objects, and candid behind-the-scenes moments, he offers an inside look at cases, evidence, and experiences built over years of fieldwork. He also explores the real history connected to these investigations, history that can be just as unsettling as the reported activity. The program includes humor, audience interaction, and a live Q&A that invites questions about ghost hunting, the evidence, and the stories behind the work. A limited number of VIP packages are available.

Led by powerhouse vocalist and pianist Davina Sowers, Davina and the Vagabonds deliver a vibrant blend of modern soul flourishes and classic American songcraft, drawing on the spirit of Fats Domino, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Aretha Franklin, and Tom Waits. Critics have noted their knack for sweetening heartbreak with attitude and for mixing eras with style, with outlets like Rolling Stone and DownBeat offering praise. On stage the group is known for kinetic performances, first-rate musicianship, sharp presentation, and Sowers’ magnetic command. The path to this band is part of the story. Sowers grew up in Altoona, Pennsylvania, where an elderly stepfather introduced her to early jazz and gospel greats on an Edison phonograph, while her mother’s records spun Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Simon and Garfunkel. After struggles with addiction and a period of homelessness and jail, she got clean, formed the band in 2004, and has worked relentlessly ever since. The group has toured widely across 45 states, 12 European countries, and two Canadian provinces. Along the way they have drawn recognition from the Chicago Tribune and NPR, performed on Later... With Jools Holland, and appeared on PBS’s Bluegrass Underground. Expect a high-energy, genre-crossing show that pairs vintage charm with contemporary soul.

105.7 The Point welcomes This is Our War, featuring Coheed and Cambria at The Pageant with special guest The Home Team. All ages are welcome. Reserved balcony seating is available at $79.50 or $69.50, and general admission is $39.50 in advance or $45.00 the day of show. The event listing also mentions a giveaway where one person who marks interest on the event will be randomly selected to receive two free tickets. The venue advises purchasing only through Ticketmaster, its exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, as third-party tickets may not be valid and entry cannot be guaranteed.

Sound Signal Serenades features Son Volt at Delmar Hall, with Jesse Farrar also on the bill. Tickets are on sale, with general admission priced at $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show. All ages are welcome. Marking the event as Interested enters a random drawing for two free tickets. For valid entry, purchase only through Ticketmaster, the venue’s exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party tickets may not be authentic and the venue cannot assist with issues from other sellers.

Guests step up to the mic for a lively karaoke night at Blue Strawberry STL, hosted by Phil Evans. His upbeat energy keeps the room buzzing while friends and newcomers sing beloved hits and timeless classics. The atmosphere invites memorable moments onstage and off. There is no cover charge.

Set in Tower Grove Park, this farmers market offers locally sourced produce, meat, and other foods, along with a variety of goods from artisans, growers, and makers.

A race day built for all ages and paces features a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a 1 mile option, and a kids dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start. The national anthem opens the festivities, then the races get underway. Kids dash participants gather at the start line and are guided to the starting area. After you finish, visit the registration tent for live results and awards. Registration for the half marathon, 10k, and 5k includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal, with chip timing and live results for the timed distances. The 1 mile entry is untimed and also comes with a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash is a short, untimed run for children 10 and under and includes a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a medal created specifically for the dash. Children who want to run the dash without receiving swag may participate at no cost. Look forward to free finish line snacks, complimentary photos, and a friendly, family-focused atmosphere that welcomes every fitness level. Participants can chase a personal best or simply enjoy the experience. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. Register early to ensure you receive a shirt.

A free support group offers a welcoming space for anyone affected by stroke to connect with peers. Attendees talk together, trade practical coping tools and resources, and provide mutual encouragement, with staff present to listen and facilitate the conversation. The group is open to the public and meets at The Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis, affiliated with BJC HealthCare and Encompass Health. For questions or to RSVP, contact Audra Sturmoski at Audra.sturmoski@encompasshealth.com or 314-658-3802, or email lifeafterstrokeabc@gmail.com.

Downtown Poplar Bluff comes alive for the 17th annual Iron Horse Festival, honoring the community’s railroad heritage with a day centered on local history, community spirit and family-friendly activities. Visitors can browse street vendors, catch live performances and enjoy options suited to every age group. Spectator admission is free, while fees apply to the pancake breakfast and entries for the car show. Organizers highlight it as one of the biggest community celebrations of the year. Vendor participation is noted by the organizers, and a detailed program will be announced soon.

Schlafly Library teams up with the Mississippi Valley N Scalers for a fun-filled Train Day that welcomes patrons of all ages. Explore detailed model train layouts, learn about the world of model railroading, and meet the experts who create these miniature worlds. Whether you are a lifelong rail fan or just curious, there is something for everyone throughout the day.

Holland Law Firm hosts the fourth annual Community Day at The Hub, a free family event open to the public. The focus is on bringing neighbors together, strengthening relationships, and connecting attendees with helpful resources, with all activities and offerings provided at no cost. As one of the firm’s key community initiatives, it reflects an ongoing commitment to unity, connection, and service.

Grill To Glory brings neighbors together with complimentary meals, space for prayer, and conversations that build connection. The focus is on strengthening relationships and uniting the community in a welcoming setting. A question of the day invites reflection on what the community needs more of right now.

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.

At the Sachs Museum, meet Vampire Perfumer Rubia Homa for an engaging exploration of scent and folklore. She will share insights into fragrance creation, invite visitors to smell aromatic materials, and answer questions about the connections between vampires and perfume. Guests are encouraged to wear Vampire or goth-inspired attire. Admission is included with Garden entry, and the program is sponsored by Nancy Ridenour. Rubia Homa is a perfumer, artist, and educator based in Ontario, Canada. She began her fragrance career in Los Angeles in 2019, studying at the Institute for Art and Olfaction, serving as a judge for the Art and Olfaction Awards, and staying active in the international fragrance community. While in Los Angeles she participated in the local vampire community and delivered talks on scent culture. Her recent work includes a 2023 commission for a fragrance honoring Prince’s Purple Rain and the 2025 launch of her signature line, Huro Fragrances.

A lively stretch of Macklind Ave between Devonshire and Nottingham transforms into the annual Macklind Days street festival, presented by Slyman Bros Appliances. The day features live music, a mix of food and drink vendors, a dedicated kid zone, and more. The main stage lineup includes Larceny. Families will find a Kid’s Corner hosted by Macklind Make & Play, along with a balloon artist and face painting. These activities are free thanks to The Macklind Business District, and tips for the artists and performers are appreciated. Retail and artisanal offerings include Onetime Supply Co., South City Sporting Goods, and Angelo’s Barber Collective, with many additional local makers. Food options come from ONESTO, JJ TWIGS, Southside Alchemy, and Pretzel Boy's. Other participating vendors include Princeton Heights Woodworking, F&M Printables, and Roaming Druggist Shop. This community celebration is supported by generous sponsors, including Slyman Bros. Appliances as Diamond sponsor and Azar Orthodontics as Platinum sponsor, with Silver level support from Angelo’s Barber Collective, Espresso Yourself Coffee & Cafe, Carrollton Bank, and Naeger Family Insurance Agencies.

Latitiana's Healthcare Group is marking a milestone with a grand opening and ribbon cutting that highlights a new chapter focused on compassionate care, strong community partnerships, and high standards in healthcare. The celebration features a ceremonial ribbon cutting, time for networking with healthcare professionals, community leaders, referral partners, clients, families, and supporters, and opportunities to learn more about the services LHG offers. Attendees can enjoy refreshments and giveaways while celebrating with the LHG community. RSVP is requested to reserve a spot as the organization continues its commitment to compassionate, exceptional service throughout the community.

This ticketed evening in support of Seed St. Louis features outdoor cocktails, a live auction and a raffle, plus a farm-to-table dinner prepared by Homie Hospitality. Celebrating food and the bounty grown across a network of gardens, it helps strengthen the local food system and equips residents to grow their own food. Sponsors include Burns and McDonnell, The Staenberg Group, Commerce Bank, Home State Health, Lodging Hospitality Management, Husch Blackwell, LS Power Grid, US Bank, BJC HealthCare, GPD Group, Central Reform Congregation, Congregation Shaare Emeth, Temple Emanuel, Washington University in St. Louis, Greenscape Gardens, St. Louis Composting, Saint Louis University, and Grower Sponsors Cheryl Adelstein, Melanie Bernds, Anna Dmuchovsky, Karen McClure, Anne Marie Mosher, Sue Reed, April Troxel, Brooke Roseberry, and Phyllis Young.

Celebrate the fall season at Fox Park Foxtoberfest with two bands and plenty of festive fun. Admission is free, so bring the whole family.

Boogie Chyld brings a high-energy live set to Soulard Farmers Market Plaza. Entry is free, and beer and wine will be available for purchase. Bring a lawn chair and settle in for an upbeat evening of music in the heart of Soulard.

Respighi’s Pines of Rome appears on the program with Yefim Bronfman performing Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Together they signal the start of the 26/27 season.

Curt and Tiffany make a return appearance at The Drawing Board, performing a set of music. The venue offers tasty food and drinks for adults, paired with warm, friendly service.

Pure Nectar performs live at Chase Club with the entire band on stage.

Francis Park transforms with vibrant art, live music, and a welcoming community vibe as this celebration returns. Browse work by local and regional artists, enjoy performances throughout the day, and savor dishes from St. Louis favorites. Kids can take part in fun activities, and admission is free. Only two vendor spots remain, first come, first served. Interested vendors can text 814-388-9491 or email applyasavendor@gmail.com to apply.

Unwind with a gentle, all-levels yoga flow created for dog lovers at Zoomies Pet Cafe STL. Enjoy coffee specials and spend relaxed, quality time with your pup in a friendly, welcoming setting. The cost is $15 per person. To RSVP, email yogawithcharity@gmail.com.

The CITY Sprint 5K, presented by BJC HealthCare, returns with a course that finishes inside Energizer Park. The event features a runners village at Lou Fusz Plaza, a pre-race stretch, lineup announcements, the 5K, and an awards presentation. Every participant receives a commemorative shirt, a finisher medal, race day photos, and additional perks. Early bird pricing is available for those who register in advance.

Build strength and flow with a Yoga Sculpt session in Lafayette Park led by Lucy Short from Yogi Spice. Each class runs 60 minutes and welcomes all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat and water. Classes take place beneath the large oak in the open field by the boathouse. The cost is $15 per class, and preregistration is recommended.

Icon Logik Tisci hosts the eighth annual Ball in the Park at Tower Grove Pride, guided by commentator Kee Kee Garcon. This gathering counts toward the Missouri Awards Ball and welcomes looks previously created for the Resistance Ball. The celebration returns with renewed intention and energy, keeping love, light, joy, and resistance at its core. Categories open to all include Face with a $100 award for a sunlit glow that keeps bone structure visible, natural glam, a bright smile, clear skin, and a decorative hand fan to elevate the joy. Performance offers $250 for a full-green story from head to toe in any shade, with shoes excluded from the color rule. Runway carries a $100 prize for nature-inspired flair highlighted by a botanical headpiece of flowers, vines, branches, or leaves and a breezy, whimsical walk. Realness awards $100 to pairs, inviting festival-ready authenticity that embraces the positive and lets personal truth shine. Legends and Icons go head to head in runway, performance, and realness showdowns. The Imperfect 10s welcomes beginners by combining runway, face, and performance into a single pass. Youth Walk the Runway features a $25 entry with a daydream palette of soft brights or pastels and a small prop such as a ribbon, wand, fan, or bouquet, with walking, posing, and voguing led by joy. Adult Walk the Runway has a $25 entry and calls for breathable light tones like cream, yellow, soft blue, blush, or lavender, paired with one whimsical statement element such as tulle, sparkle, a sculpted sleeve, or a dramatic accessory, then it is time to hit the runway, serve face, and vogue down.

The Levitt VIBE STL Music Series, presented by Delmar Main Street, brings free, family friendly concerts to Phillip Lucier Park in the Skinker Debaliviere neighborhood. Enjoy music on the park lawn with blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets in a relaxed outdoor setting. The series also offers opportunities for performers, vendors, and volunteers.

Set sail with old-school R&B on the Groove & Spin Cruise. Enjoy classic beats while sipping a cocktail on the top deck with sweeping views of the St. Louis skyline, or head to the dance floor below. This exclusive outing offers space to unwind and room to move. Tickets must be purchased in advance and all guests must be 21 or older. A maximum of 19 tickets can be purchased per customer. Adult admission is $35.

Historic Crossroads hosts a weekly open mic that welcomes every genre and format. Participation is open to all, and pets and even wildlife are welcome. Take the mic and share what you have to offer.

Experience the vibrant sound of 1960s Las Vegas in a swinging showcase featuring vocalists Arvell Keithley and Leslie Craig, with trumpeter Jim Manley leading a four piece horn section supported by the rhythm section. The band includes Mark Maher on piano, Jay Stemmley on bass, Joe Weber on drums, Marc Garcia on trumpet, Larry Johnson on saxophone, Jim Owens on trombone, and Jim Manley on trumpet.

The Midnight brings its Time Machines show to The Pageant, with Bonnie McKee on the lineup. This all-ages event offers general admission at $35 in advance and $40 on the day of show, plus VIP options listed at $174.60 and $107.59. Tickets are available now. A giveaway is advertised for those who mark the event as Interested, with one person randomly selected to receive two tickets. To avoid issues with entry, purchase only through Ticketmaster or the artist’s official site, since the venue does not verify tickets from other sellers.