Events in Union, MO

This event features Commander play with no entry fee, and participants receive a complimentary pack for taking part.

Rowdy Wranglers hosts a relaxed jam in the Tom Boy Speakeasy Cellar, with the option to move to the back dock when the weather cooperates. Enter through the alley behind the old Tom Boy Store. Admission to the cellar requires being on the guest list. This gathering takes place on the last Wednesday of each month, and guests are welcome to bring a snack to share.

A chamber luncheon at Meramec Caverns features a meal, networking, and a presentation on local tourism that highlights the history of Meramec Caverns and its impact on the area. After the program, an optional complimentary cave tour will be available for those who want to explore the Caverns. Admission is $15 per person and includes lunch. Non-members are $20 per person and the fee is non-refundable. Registration is requested in advance to ensure an accurate headcount.

Karaoke takes center stage, paired with drink and food specials, plus late night pizza, wings, and appetizers.

Enjoy Commander play at FNM with no entry fee. Participants receive a pack for playing, and there is also a chance at a promo pack.

Explore the night sky over New Haven through a 30 inch telescope. An astrophotography telescope will also be in operation, providing clearer views of the same objects you observe through the larger scope. Bring bug spray and water for comfort. A restroom is available at the location.

GameUphoria hosts weekly Star Wars Unlimited events. Players can take part in Premier or Draft, with entry set at $10 for Premier and $15 for Draft.

An annual golf tournament returns, bringing golfers together for competition on the course.

Settle in for an evening dedicated to classic rock and blues, filled with timeless riffs, soulful grooves, and sing along favorites. From blues-soaked ballads to guitar-driven anthems, it celebrates the songs that defined these styles and the sounds that never go out of style.

Blacklight Bingo Bash is a bingo event at Knights of Columbus Hall. Admission is $35 in advance or $40 at the door, and groups can reserve a table for eight for $280. Guests may bring their own snacks. Outside drinks are not allowed, and beverages will be available for purchase at a cash bar. Attendees of all ages are welcome, but players must be 16 or older to participate in bingo. For more information, contact Lynette Arens at 314-607-5243.

Hosted at Mangia Bella at Elijah McLeans, this event features Potter's Road.

Artmazing Event Co presents an adults-only paint night at Sugar and Spice Book Cafe in Sullivan, featuring the Boo-tiful Ghost design. This relaxed social experience welcomes all skill levels and focuses on creativity rather than a formal class. Supplies and step-by-step instruction are included, so participants can create a whimsical autumn themed piece in a laid back setting with plenty of seasonal fun. Seating is limited and interest is high.

The Southwest Area Chamber of Commerce presents a Heroes Golf Tournament at Pevely Farms Golf Club. The tournament features a shotgun start along with contests, prizes, a silent auction and raffles. There are sponsorship opportunities, and registration is available online. For inquiries, contact 314-843-8545 or director@ourchamber.com. The BackStoppers, Inc. is the sole recipient of proceeds and is not an organizer.

Discovering Great Artists Workshop invites ages 9 to 18 to create works of art inspired by great artists. This is a hands-on art workshop for young participants.

Explore phenology, the study of seasonal changes in nature, through a creative yearlong series of hands-on projects. Participants will observe and record the shifting seasons while learning techniques such as journaling, basket making, quilting, working with natural dyes, and more. One registration covers the full program, and you can take part in any or all projects offered by St. Charles County Parks. All materials are provided, and you may bring your own preferred supplies from home. The series concludes with a showcase where participants can present their completed works. Designed for ages 16 and older. The cost is $20 per person for the year, and pre-registration is required.

A kid-focused activity centered on hands-on pumpkin painting. Children will decorate their own pumpkin, experiment with colors and designs, and take their one-of-a-kind creation home.

The Marthasville Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual Pumpkin Hunt at Marthasville City Park. Participation is free for children 12 and under.

MoJones brings a live blend of blues rock and soul to The Quarry.

Bedlam Brothers launch their 2026 run at Montelle Winery, starting a monthly tradition with live music set against the winery’s sweeping hilltop scenery. The set blends favorites and deeper cuts from artists like Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and the Grateful Dead. This performance features Nick Elwood on lead guitar. With valley views and wine available, it offers a relaxed setting for classic tunes at one of Missouri’s most picturesque spots.

A full band brings favorites from the 1990s to Nobleiss Winery, delivering a live set of well-known songs from the decade.

Enjoy stargazing in the lower parking lot. Bring your own telescope or other stargazing gear and a chair if you have one, and note that binoculars work well too. There are no restrooms available. Signs will be posted to help you find the location.

At Good News Brewing Company in Defiance, the Tom Shaw Foundation hosts the Freedom Walk for Charities benefiting the Missouri Peace Officers Foundation and the BackStoppers, also known as Guns 'N Hoses. The day begins with a dedication ceremony followed by the walk. Preregistration is encouraged to help ensure the correct T-shirt size at check in, and same day registration will be available. Registration and donations can also be completed by scanning the QR code featured on the event flyer.

Hosted at Purina Farms in collaboration with the American Bouvier des Flandres Club, the 2026 National Specialty honors the memory of longtime GSCA member Enid Lagree. The program features the National Specialty along with Midwestern and Western regional specialties, Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes, Junior Showmanship, Obedience, Rally, Agility, FastCAT, Scent Work, Carting, and CGC evaluations. Additional highlights include competition for Best Bred By, a Parade of Title Holders, and a Top 10 Competition presented on one of the evenings. Educational seminars, the Annual Awards Banquet, the general meeting, and other hospitality activities round out the gathering. Breeder and GSCA club member Janine Starink will judge the national, with judges for other events to be announced. Onofrio will serve as show superintendent for conformation, obedience, and rally. Key days include the Western Regional on Thursday, the Midwestern Regional on Friday, and the National with the Awards Banquet on Saturday. Further updates on the schedule, judging panel, host hotel, merchandise, and opportunities for donations and sponsorships will be shared.

Venture into Barovia for a Dungeons & Dragons 5e session centered on a dinner invitation from Count Strahd von Zarovich at Ravenloft. Designed for 3rd-level characters, this adventure draws from one of the most popular stories in fifth edition. The cost is $8 per player, payable at the event by cash or Venmo. A sign-up link is provided for reserving a seat.

Eight Nine Eight hosts a monthly singles night on the third Thursday, set in an adults-only environment in Washington known for its cocktails. Attendees can mingle, spark conversations, and explore potential connections while enjoying 20 percent off every cocktail on the menu.

This is a save-the-date notice for a 2026 golf tournament. Keep an eye out for more information this fall.

Set along Route 66 at Liberty Field in Pacific, Missouri, this two day harvest festival features live performances, flavorful fare from food trucks, and a marketplace of local artisans and businesses. Kids can explore a dedicated zone, visitors can pick pumpkins from the patch, and guests of all ages can take part in fall themed activities. Costumes are welcome for contests that celebrate the season. Presented in partnership with the City of Pacific Tourism. Special thanks to Presley's Glass, the Great Pumpkin Event Sponsor.

The 2026 Scarecrow Festival and Pumpkin Glow is a single-day fall celebration featuring a scarecrow festival alongside a pumpkin glow.

A golf scramble at Aberdeen Golf Club invites teams of four. Assemble a foursome and get ready to play together.

The fourth annual memorial golf tournament honoring Nick Wilson returns to Meramec Lakes Golf Course, bringing people together to support efforts addressing mental health and addiction. Participants will take to the course in remembrance with the shared goal of helping others in his name. Those who do not plan to golf can still contribute with a small donation, underscoring the power of community in advancing this cause.

Celebrate the season at a cozy tasting experience filled with autumn flavors. Browse baked goods vendors offering sweet, seasonal treats, then enjoy a glass of wine as you stroll and explore fall themed crafts that are great for decorating at home or gifting something handmade. The atmosphere is laid back with a class style feel, making it a fun choice for a girls day out with time to unwind, share a laugh, and make memories. This is a new event, and additional details will be announced soon.

Boo’s Be Kind returns for its second annual 5K walk and bags tournament at Kircher Park in Eureka. The event honors Abi by celebrating kindness and bringing people together to support a cause that meant a great deal to her. Participants can take part in a 5K walk and a bags tournament, enjoy food, and check out raffles, all in support of St. Louis Pet Rescue.

The 3rd Annual Trick-or-Treat Trail returns with costumes encouraged. Children can trick or treat indoors along a trail of local businesses and collect candy. Balloon artist Lucas Montaigne will be offering balloon twisting. Food will be available for purchase from Savy's, The Cosmic Donut Company, and Sip Chicks. There is also an option to sign up to set up a table to hand out candy.

This event features music performed live for attendees to enjoy.

Enjoy the inaugural Bingo Night in support of a good cause. Play bingo for chances to win prizes, with raffle baskets, a 50/50 drawing, and a silent auction also featured. Tickets cost $25 per person or $40 for two.

Support the 7th Annual Union Bands Mattress Fundraiser during a one-day event at the high school featuring mattresses from name brands like Purple, Helix, and Therapedic offered below typical retail prices. Each purchase helps the bands program, and mentioning the Facebook event provides $50 off any mattress purchase over $499. Follow on X at @cfsstlouis.

The Catfish Willie Duo returns to Good News for one last visit before colder weather sets in.

Defiance Roadhouse hosts Fry Project for live music, with a poker run also planned. It brings together a performance and an extra activity under one roof.

Toxic Johnny will be at Marquarts Landing for the first time. This appearance marks a debut at the venue.

Hocus Pocus in the Garden returns with a family friendly celebration at the garden center. Enjoy a live magic show that entertains both kids and grown ups. Capture cozy autumn moments at festive fall themed selfie stations. Children can get creative with a hands on craft and take their project home. Savor fall inspired snacks while exploring the activities. Costumes are welcome, and little witches, wizards, and pumpkin fans will find plenty to enjoy.

House of Paws Pet Care hosts a Pet First Aid and CPR certification class focused on life-saving skills for pet emergencies. The course follows the Pet Safety Crusader curriculum and provides a two-year certification upon completion. Participants receive a quick reference guide and use hands-on practice materials during training. Please bring a stuffed animal to practice on, ideally one that stands on four legs and has ears, so techniques can be rehearsed safely. Pre-registration is required and seating is limited. The cost is $115 per person. Designed for pet parents and anyone who wants to be prepared to help animals, this class builds confidence for handling the unexpected.

A senior-focused expo offers plenty of fun with prizes, complimentary bingo, music, and information. For details, contact the Leader at ads@myleaderpaper.com or 636-931-7560.

A flexible, community-driven acro skillshare at Show-Me Acro brings practitioners from across the Midwest together to connect, share, and learn with minimal barriers. There are no scheduled classes. Instead, spontaneous teaching and knowledge sharing are encouraged and can be announced to the group so ideas flow easily. The focus is on networking, inclusivity, and leveling up together. Open gym anchors each day, with soft wrap-ups for dinner and social time at Landing Hub. Saturday invites costumes for extra fun, and Sunday remains open-ended to keep the jam going as long as energy allows. Meals are optional, and the gym remains the center for training and community throughout. The event operates on donations with no intent to profit, keeping participation as affordable as possible. Suggested food contributions are 5 to 10 per meal to help cover cooking and organizing. General donations support travel. Facility contributions of 15 to 20 per day are suggested, and these go in full to the gym. Donations and housing payments are coordinated through Tim via Venmo, and please note exactly what each payment covers. Group lodging is organized at Landing Hub hotels, featuring multiple kitchens, a pool, ping pong, a pool table, bonfires, and a welcoming setting for group dinners and other social activities. Options include many-bed shared rooms at 60 to reserve, captured rooms with a queen bed at 120, and private rooms with a queen bed and private bath at 300. An initial deposit is requested, with any difference settled after the event based on the final headcount. Additional nights may be available on Thursday or Sunday, and Tim can help with arrangements. The facility offers full access outside its normal operating hours, including two sprung floors, a trampoline, and four sets of lines. During normal hours a back room with lines is reserved, and unused areas may be shared within reason. A waiver is required. Show-Me Acro is roughly a 40 minute drive from St. Louis, so planning ahead is recommended. Organizers aim to support the gym generously and leave a positive impression, with a contribution goal in mind.

Enjoy a free trunk-or-treat at the city park with creatively decorated car trunks, lots of candy, and a warm, family friendly atmosphere. Hosted by Charrette Baptist Church, a small congregation founded in 1995 when neighbors helped each other after the flood, this gathering reflects a caring community spirit. Festivities take place in the City Park Pavilion parking lot.

This conference brings together people interested in tarot and magical practice in downtown Pacific, Missouri. Topics include divination, EFT tapping, and practical approaches to magic. It takes place at HoM Healing Center, a new addition to the community.

Back by request, this Savers FUNDrive supports FCHS with a simple way to tidy up and do good. Donations will be accepted over a three day collection window, followed by a dedicated loading day and delivery to Savers the next day. Books, small household items, and clothing are welcome. The previous drive raised $2,000, and the aim is to surpass that milestone. Clear the clutter, box up items you no longer need, and help turn everyday goods into support for FCHS.

At Shaw Nature Reserve, a juried art event will feature Al's photography for the third year, presented alongside fiber art rug hooking by another accepted artist.

Circle 6 Acres in Defiance, Missouri hosts the return of The Lonesome Whistle Band.

A long-running tradition returns to New Haven, Missouri with a music-filled evening. Attendees may bring their own food and drinks and should plan for an admission fee.

Create a lighted seaglass tree at Sugar and Spice Book Café during a Paint Nite special event with Artmazing Event Co. Guided by instructor Diana, participants choose from available glass colors, while supplies last, and build a custom piece topped with a real starfish. Step-by-step instruction makes it welcoming for both beginners and experienced crafters, offering a relaxed setting to socialize while making a keepsake suitable for the holidays and all year. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase separately.

Form a team of four and tackle a multi-part challenge that blends teamwork, speed, and appetite. Compete to be the first to complete a custom puzzle with more than 300 pieces while also finishing an extra-large pizza and twelve sodas. For an extra edge, sabotages can be purchased to throw off other teams and improve your chances.

Brooke Graham makes her first appearance at The Hangout, performing her Texas Beach Music. A Friendsgiving will be hosted, with turkeys provided and attendees invited to bring a favorite side dish or dessert. Admission is $20 per person. Prepayment is required to reserve a spot since the show is indoors and seating is limited. It is BYOB, and attendees should bring a chair.

Christmas on the Plaza joins the Light Up the Night parade for a festive celebration. Afternoon Christmas activities are planned before the parade, with more details to come. The parade will begin at Pacific Intermediate. Participant sign-ups are available for those who would like to take part.

Browse handmade goods and unique finds from area makers and vendors while checking off holiday shopping. Enjoy tasty food and sweet treats, snap photos with Santa, explore a raffle-filled hallway that supports a fundraiser, and contribute to a collection of nonperishable food for the local community. Additional details will be announced.

Artmazing Event Co hosts a festive painting session featuring the "Shine Bright Christmas" design. This Sugar and Spice Paint Nite includes all supplies and guided instruction in a laid back setting, so beginners and experienced painters alike can relax and enjoy the process. Participants can customize the ornaments to match their style and share a creative holiday outing with friends or family. Limited seating is available.

A fairy tale morning unfolds at the garden center as the Snow Sisters make a special appearance. Children can say hello and snap photos with them, so consider bringing a camera and your best royal wave. Kids can also enjoy hands-on craft activities and create something to take home. Costumes are encouraged, imaginations are welcome, and a flurry of smiles awaits.

An event featuring Potter's Road will be held at Piccadilly Par 1/Putters Pub & Grill.