Events in Wildwood today

St. Charles County Park Rangers lead a memorable guided hike through Klondike Park, sharing the area’s history, highlighting native plants and wildlife, and offering engaging nature facts along the way. Plan for roughly an hour on the trail on an easy to moderate route that stays under two miles. Expect a mix of paved paths and natural surface trails. Meet at the Klondike Meeting Facility at the front of the park. Advance registration is required.

Spend a day surrounded by dolls and the people who love them. Explore a wide selection of artist-made, vintage, and antique dolls, plus accessories from a range of friendly dealers. Connect with other enthusiasts and learn more about the hobby of doll collecting. Tickets are available at the door. Lunch and beverages will be offered onsite. Free parking is plentiful, and the venue is accessible. Presented by a UFDC-affiliated club, the event also includes a raffle with chances to win dolls and more.

Held at the American-Czech Center in St. Louis, MO, this show is organized by St. Louis Comics Book Shows, Spector Club. Admission is $3, with a $6 early bird option, and children under 12 are admitted free.

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.

Set your sights on the battlefield with a casual BattleTech open play session. There is no cost to participate, and all experience levels are welcome. Enter the Clan Invasion era, choose a side, and either defend the Inner Sphere or work to reclaim Terra alongside the SLDF diaspora. Play is organized around a BV target of 8000 for a lance or star. Players are encouraged to bring mechs from 3050 or earlier. Newcomers will have all necessary materials provided.

Now in its 34th year, the Historic Shaw Art Fair brings a showcase of fine art to the tree-lined parkway along Flora Place at Tower Grove Avenue, across from the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. Presented by the Shaw Neighborhood Improvement Association, which has organized the fair every fall since 1993, it is recognized as one of the city’s premier fine art events and consistently earns high marks from artists and visitors. The experience includes 120 artists, food, music, and a schools art gallery. Advance admission is $8 and gate admission is $10, with tickets valid for both days. Children 14 and under are admitted free with an adult. Gate purchases receive a $1 discount with a canned food donation. Support is provided by Missouri Arts Council, Regional Arts Commission, Willert Home Products, Ameren Missouri, SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, 4-Hands Brewery, St. Louis Public Radio, St. Louis Homes & Lifestyles, and Classic Woodworking & Fiddlehead Fern Café.

Young entrepreneurs take the spotlight at a kid-run vendor fair featuring handmade crafts, artwork, treats, and other unique creations made and sold by local kids. Browse and shop while encouraging their creativity, confidence, and budding business skills in a warm, community-focused setting. Families can discover talented young vendors in a friendly, family-oriented marketplace. Children interested in selling can participate for a $10 vendor fee by contacting Kim at 636.699.8163 or contactcitrineevents@gmail.com. Kids are welcome to wear Halloween costumes if they would like.

Participants gather at the KC Hall parking lot to assemble and visit, then take a short cruise out along kk to a curve where a Route 66 sign is mounted on a pole. Someone will be there to photograph cars as they pass the sign. After the drive, plans include eating at KC chicken and spending time by the cars to visit. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and snacks. If it rains, the event will be canceled and rescheduled for the same time and place.

Mass is offered. A fall sausage dinner features traditional fare with sides like sauerkraut, applesauce, green beans, corn, and mashed potatoes with gravy. Meals include tea or lemonade, coffee, homemade bread, and desserts. Adult dinners are 16 dollars, with a discount available for advance payment. Children ages 6 to 12 are 8 dollars, with a discount available for advance payment. Children 5 and under eat free. Express dining is available under the pavilion, and the menu includes blood and liver sausage as well as gizzards. Beyond the meal, explore a craft fair and country store, relax in the wine and beer garden, and enjoy live music. Raffles include a quilt raffle, a Bonanza Extravaganza, and a 50/50 raffle. See raffle tickets for prize details, and winners do not need to be present to win. Handicap parking and a free shuttle are available.

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.

Experience Homestead Days at Fort Zumwalt Park with a guided look inside the Heald Home and Jacob Zumwalt’s Fort. Docents lead visitors through early Missouri life, sharing how families worked, lived, and prepared for the seasons while interactive demonstrations make the 1800s feel close at hand. This edition spotlights fall traditions and the harvest season. After the tour, guests can choose to carve or paint a pumpkin as a hands-on way to celebrate the time of year. Admission includes the guided tour and the themed, family-friendly activities.

This Digimon TCG event features three best-of-three rounds with a $10 entry fee. Prizes are awarded in packs based on final record: 3-0 earns six packs, 2-1 earns four packs, 1-2 earns two packs, and 0-3 earns one pack.

Explore how to step out of the cycle of dieting while learning practical nutrition basics. This session introduces the ten core principles of Intuitive Eating and includes time for Q&A with a registered dietitian. It is presented by Michelle Wilson, MS, RD, LDN, CEDS-C, CIEC, RYT-200, a dietitian licensed in Illinois and Missouri. Michelle completed a Bachelor of Science at Fontbonne University as a University Scholar and a Master of Science at Saint Louis University, graduating summa cum laude. They hold the CEDS-C credential from the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals and are a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. Michelle takes a whole-person approach that considers both body and mind and often incorporates experiential activities and modeling, such as sharing food during sessions. Their focus is on helping people nourish themselves, make peace with food, enjoy eating, and feel more at ease in their bodies. For accessibility needs, please call 314.241.2288.

Ambassador Sunday offers close-up encounters with ambassador animals at Show Me Reptile Shop. Visitors can ask questions, learn about a variety of remarkable species, and spend relaxed time with the animals. The experience welcomes devoted reptile fans as well as those who are simply curious, creating a friendly, low-pressure way to connect with the animals and the team.

A playful nod to the classic diner, this experience puts a fresh twist on comfort food. Participants build mini cheeseburger sliders on warm brioche, load up cheesy fries finished with scratch-made chipotle aioli, and blend TBK's over-the-top milkshakes crowned with hand whipped cream.

Concerts for Kids: Howl at Powell offers a playful, spooky themed music experience for families. Enjoy lighthearted melodies, eerie tunes, and a few unexpected moments along the way. Costumes are welcome to add to the fun.

Beffa’s is the place to be for City game days, with food, drinks, and good times available before, during, and after the game.

An Oktoberfest at Sacred Heart offers food, music, and activities throughout the day. A featured act takes the main music stage during the festivities.

Blue Strawberry STL hosts an evening devoted to the songs of Cole Porter as acclaimed vocalist Jane Monheit leads a stylish tribute filled with elegance, swing, and vocal finesse. With new arrangements that refresh golden era favorites, she explores classics like Easy To Love, From This Moment On, Night And Day, and more, illuminating their melody, wit, and rhythmic charm. The performance features Max Haymer on piano, Luca Alemanno on bass, and Rick Montalbano on drums. A leading voice in jazz and adult contemporary music, Monheit has released numerous solo albums, toured internationally for many years, and collaborated with renowned artists including Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter, Kenny Barron, Terence Blanchard, Ivan Lins, Tom Harrell, John Pizzarelli, Christian McBride, Vince Mendoza, and Jorge Calandrelli. Her appearances span major concert halls and celebrated jazz clubs around the world, and she also contributes English lyrics for Ivan Lins while sharing her experience as an educator. Sponsored by Nina and Don Ardolino.

The Gospel Concert Series is part of the monthly Gospel Singings presented in the sanctuary at Cedar Hill Lutheran Church. This installment features The Berry Singers. Admission is free, and a love offering will be appreciated. For questions, contact Karen Presley.

Local St. Louis comics, along with occasional visiting performers, test fresh material at The Golden Hoosier for a $5 cover. The bar serves food and drinks before and throughout the show. Those interested in performing can register in person at the venue, with a short pre-show meeting to review ground rules.

A weekly open mic at Historic Crossroads welcomes every genre, style, and format. Performers can take the microphone and share their work, and the event is open to people, pets, and wildlife.

New Line Theatre is holding open, appointment-based auditions for its production of Hair, directed by Scott Miller and Chris Moore. The show is planned for twelve performances across four weeks at the Marcelle Theatre. Auditions are by appointment, with scheduling handled online. The company seeks a broadly diverse ensemble across race, body type, and more, and is looking for smart, playful, fearless singing actors. It actively encourages actors of color to be considered for roles traditionally played by white performers and is open to cross-gender casting. Performers must be at least 17. The roles of Jeanine, Sheila, Crissy, and Hud have already been cast. The creative team is considering having Berger and Claude trade roles each weekend, with the final decision to be made during casting. New Line has previously tried a similar approach with Jesus Christ Superstar. This production will include the musical’s customary brief nude moment near the end of the first act during Where Do I Go?, presented in dim light for roughly 10 to 15 seconds as the tribe sings “Freedom.” Participation is entirely optional and may be full, partial, or omitted. The moment is intended to express freedom and release from restrictive social rules, reflecting the show’s countercultural view that the human body is not shameful and can be celebrated. Character breakdowns, vocal ranges, and additional details are available on the company’s website.

Messiah Lutheran School presents a golf tournament that welcomes players, volunteers, donors, and sponsors. Participation in any role helps advance the school’s mission of discovering and sharing the love of Jesus Christ through high quality Christian education.

A dedicated play period created for children age 2 and under offers a comfortable space to explore and connect with little ones their size. The playroom remains open later in the day, and you may stay as long as you like, keeping in mind that older children will be admitted afterward. A visit punch pass or a monthly play pass may be used. Online registration adds your name to the list to reserve a spot at no cost. Registering is optional, but space is limited, and walk-ins are accommodated until capacity is reached.

A casual dinner centered on practicing American Sign Language. It welcomes parents, interpreter students, members of the Deaf community, and professionals seeking real-world conversation. Mention Sign & Dine at checkout to direct a portion of proceeds to the FHSD Deaf & HH Program, supporting experiences such as Deaf Storyteller, Self Advocacy Day, and other special language activities. Elementary staff, including Mrs. Brewer and the elementary interpreters, may arrive later because of school dismissal.

Settle in for a fun, creative evening as you paint on pre-drawn canvases. Choose a design you like and create at your own pace, with all painting materials provided. For accessibility accommodations, call 314-241-2288.

This mindful movement class welcomes anyone who has hesitated because of limited flexibility, fitness, time, or energy. It offers a calm space to slow down, add a little stretch and breath, and give both mind and body a breather. You will not be asked to keep up or perform. The focus is on leaving feeling better than when you arrived, with room to move at your own pace and maybe share a light laugh. Each session starts with a brief meditation to center attention, continues with gentle movement that often blends elements of yoga, tai chi, and simple stretching, and closes with a relaxing guided meditation. Instruction is led by Dr. Ronnie Moresi, a physical therapist who focuses on chronic pain and related conditions. Movements are adapted to your comfort, energy, and needs, with options and modifications throughout. Flexibility, strength, and perfect form are not required, only a willingness to show up as you are and move in the way that works for you.

Enjoy open play for Riftbound TCG. Bring your own deck to jump into games and meet other new players. If you are learning, demo decks are available so you can try the game and learn the basics.

HandleBar in St. Louis hosts an evening of live swing music and social dancing with The Showboat Jazz Collective, the resident band for these nights. The program starts with a brief beginner lesson, then continues with open dancing where styles like East Coast, Lindy Hop, Charleston, Balboa, Slow Bal, Blues, and Peabody are all welcome. New dancers are encouraged, no partner is required, and leather-soled shoes are recommended while rubber soles are discouraged. The cover is $10 with cash and electronic payment options, and financial assistance is available by reaching out to Jane Tibbetts. Parking includes metered street spots and some options on nearby side streets, with attention to posted signs. Supporting the venue by ordering drinks, including non-alcoholic choices, and enjoying food such as pizzas offered at half price is encouraged, and tips for the bartenders and the band are appreciated.

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to The Pageant in St Louis, joined by Rochelle Jordan and EMMMA. This all-ages show offers reserved balcony options at $69.50 and $59.50, with general admission priced at $39.50 in advance and $44.50 on the day of the show. Tickets are available now. The event includes a giveaway, with one randomly selected person who marks the event as Interested receiving two free tickets. To ensure valid entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official site, since third party sellers are not verified and the venues cannot assist with issues from other vendors.

Stryper brings a night of live music to The Hawthorn. This all-ages show takes place at a cashless venue, so bring a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking nearby is limited, so rideshare is encouraged, with a designated pickup and dropoff area close to the entrance. Tickets may be available at the door if the event is not sold out, and physical tickets can be obtained at the box office. All sales are final, there are no refunds, and re-entry is not allowed. The lineup and schedule are subject to change. Tickets suspected of being bought solely for resale may be canceled by The Hawthorn or TicketWeb. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry to age-restricted events.

A pickleball night created for service industry workers features $5 open play along with 20% off food and drinks. It offers a relaxed setting to rally on the courts, enjoy a bite or a beverage, and take a well deserved break with friends.

RAD Networking Group gathers at Viviano's Festa Italiano in Chesterfield, with a space reserved for the group inside an Italian market and restaurant surrounded by a selection of food, wine, and specialty items. Participants bring their own coffee and focus on meaningful conversations that go beyond superficial introductions. The meetup welcomes business professionals who value authentic relationships, want to both give and receive referrals, and want to be recognized and heard in the room. RAD has been meeting consistently and growing together for the past four years, and the group is open to all industries rather than limiting seats by category.

A screening of "Knives Out" (2019, PG-13) takes place in the Buder Auditorium as part of Monday Matinees: Autumn Days. Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Michael Shannon star in a modern whodunit about celebrated crime writer Harlan Thrombey, discovered dead on the day he turns 85. While authorities lean toward suicide, detective Benoit Blanc launches his own inquiry, revealing a web of motives within the family. Marta, the author’s caregiver and closest confidante, may hold the key to the truth. Runtime is 131 minutes.

From Siteman Cancer Center, this hybrid webinar, held in recognition of Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, focuses on metastatic breast cancer through specialist-led talks and discussion. Take part online via Microsoft Teams or attend in person at the Eric P. Newman Education Center (EPNEC) in St. Louis. Topics include precision medicine, monitoring side effects, quality of life, and access to care, along with a panel covering advances in MBC research and treatment. There are dedicated breaks and networking opportunities, followed by a closing reception. In-person attendees receive complimentary beverages, hors d'oeuvres, and dinner. Registration is required.

Step into an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons adventure set in the Forgotten Realms at Bodach’s Games. An experienced Dungeon Master leads a steady party that welcomes newcomers and veterans alike. Expect immersive sessions with a strong story and a committed group. Premade characters are available for anyone who wants to jump right in. Walk-ins and spectators are welcome, and seats can be reserved. The session fee is $15, and there is a special deal that offers half off for you and a friend. For questions or to secure a spot, contact Overturfq2907@gmail.com.

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.

Casual Warhammer 40k gaming with open tables and no entry fee. Armies can range from 500 to 2000 points, allowing for flexible matchups at different power levels. Players can expect varied game sizes throughout the event.

Families can stop by Syberg's in Chesterfield Valley for complimentary balloon creations from Silly Jilly. Along with the balloons, she often adds a few playful gags or a quick magic trick. The restaurant also promotes a kids-eat-free offer with these conditions: for each person who spends at least $12.99, up to two children ages eight and under may order free from the kids menu. This offer is for dine-in only and cannot be combined with other specials or discounts.

A special Halloween edition of William Lemp’s scavenger hunt turns the Lemp Mansion into an immersive challenge. The experience opens with an introduction to the mansion’s history and the Lemp family. Using entries from William Lemp’s diary as a guide, participants hunt for specific items, complete assigned tasks, and take photos throughout dimly lit hallways. The game covers multiple floors, so expect stairs. Individuals can compete on their own or form teams of up to four. The outcome hinges on accuracy and pace. First place receives an overnight stay, and commemorative items go to the second and third place teams that finish with the highest counts of correctly found items and completed tasks.

Head to the lobby at Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis for a casual session of Botc. New players are welcome to jump in and play.

Adult Craft Evenings features a hands-on session devoted to making pumpkins from yarn and twine. Creators of any skill level are welcome, and all materials are supplied, so there is nothing additional to bring. Registration is required and space is limited. To be added to the waitlist, email Adam at akhan@slpl.org. If you register and later cannot attend, please inform Adam so another person can participate. For accessibility needs, call 314.241.2288.

A monthly dinner for women meets on the second Tuesday of each month, offering time for conversation and fellowship at the St. Peters location of McAlister's Deli. Participants are welcome to invite friends to come along.

Blue Strawberry STL hosts a singers open mic backed by The Black & White Band, welcoming selections in jazz standards, Broadway, pop, blues, and R&B. Vocalists should bring sheet music, and food and drinks are available throughout. Presented on select Tuesdays, with updates and changes shared on the venue’s website and social media. A $10 cover applies.

Experience a high energy open mic in St. Louis featuring live music, poetry, and comedy from rising local artists. This weekly showcase holds a five star reputation and celebrates ten years of championing arts and entertainment. It focuses on moving culture forward while maintaining a supportive space for community expression. Early bird access is available through POSH for $5 plus tax.

Delmar Hall hosts INOHA on the This Might Be Useful Tour, with Capital Soirée and Pretoria rounding out the lineup. General admission is $27 in advance and $33 on the day of the show, and all ages are welcome. A random attendee who marks the event page as Interested may receive two free tickets. For secure entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and the venues cannot assist with third party issues.

Nellie McKay brings GEE WHIZ: The Get Away From Me Demos to the stage, performing the album from start to finish. Her 2004 debut earned four stars from Rolling Stone, led to a national TV debut on The Late Show with David Letterman, and reached the Billboard Top 200. With the perspective of two decades, outlets such as Audiophix, Salon, and PopMatters have revisited the record, praising its candor, political edge, and staying power alongside landmark releases of the era from Green Day and Kanye West. McKay’s catalog since then spans jazz, pop, and sounds that defy easy labels. Her recent release, Hey Guys, Watch This, made with The Carpenter Ants, channels the soulful character of West Virginia, and the Get Away From Me demos are slated for Omnivore Records. On stage and screen, she received a Broadway Theatre World Award for The Threepenny Opera, co-created and starred in Old Hats, and crafted musical portraits of Barbara Graham, Rachel Carson, Joan Rivers, and Billy Tipton highlighted by The New York Times. Film work includes PS I Love You and Downtown Express, with her songs featured in Rumor Has It, Monster-in-Law, Last Holiday, Gasland, Private Life, and PS I Love You. Television appearances include David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Craig Ferguson, The View, and Jimmy Dore, and her music has been heard on Mad Men, Weeds, Boardwalk Empire, Grey's Anatomy, NCIS, and Nurse Jackie. Most recently she earned an Ovation Award nomination for Ethan Coen’s A Play is a Poem at the Mark Taper Forum. McKay is also a recipient of PETA’s Humanitarian Award and is known for outspoken advocacy against endless war, capitalism, and the two-party system.

The lineup includes support from DIIV.

A two-day experience in St. Louis centered on technology, careers, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The event brings together hiring, networking, and opportunities within a single, collaborative ecosystem.

Looking to expand your business through authentic local connections? Number 9 Networking hosts weekly meetings for business owners and professionals that prioritize real relationships over referral counts or transactions. The organization is locally owned, welcomes every industry, and keeps participation flexible with no strict attendance rules. Membership is budget friendly with monthly or annual options and no costly application fees, and guests may visit up to two meetings before deciding on membership. With a community of more than 105 members and multiple convenient locations, there are many opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow in an affordable and welcoming setting focused on relationships.

Enjoy a family-friendly story time at the Stephen & Peter Sachs Museum featuring two picture book read-alouds. Rachel Beilsmith and Jennifer Smith-Simms share The Tiny Traveler: Japan by Misty Kenison and The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano. The program is open to all ages, requires no registration, and is included with Garden admission. Visitors may also spend time with The Literary Garden: The Cultivation of Plants and Gardens in Narratives in the museum's historic building.

Enjoy a monthly bingo gathering at Kennedy Recreation Complex. All supplies are provided, so participants do not need to bring anything. Advance registration is required and can be completed by phone at 314-615-5572. For questions, call 314-615-5572.

Beffa's hosts a CITY SC game day gathering with food and drinks available before, during, and after the game. Expect a welcoming, social atmosphere that keeps the energy going from the first moments through the postgame wind down.

This recurring bike night brings riders together for a casual meetup each month. Simple drink options are available. The gathering is open to everyone, and attendees are asked to be considerate of the neighboring businesses.

Play Commander with other fans. There is no entry fee, and everyone who plays receives a free pack.

This relaxed session is free of charge and open to participants of every skill level, from first-timers to longtime enthusiasts. The atmosphere is easygoing so everyone can take part comfortably.

Take part in a collaborative painting experience for all ages. Everyone begins with the same prompt, then paintings rotate every five minutes so you can add your own touches while new prompts introduce fresh twists. Children must be accompanied by an adult. When your canvas comes back to you, it will reflect contributions from the whole group, resulting in a unique piece shaped by many creative hands.

This Flesh and Blood Armory Event uses the Classic Constructed format and features three rounds, best of one. Entry is $7. Prizing includes pack payouts of 6, 4, 2, and 1, plus GEM packs.

Celebrate the fall season at Norman Myers Park with the final Concert in the Park of the year, featuring live music by the Twist of Fate Band. This family friendly gathering offers free admission for everyone. Attendees may bring lawn chairs, cozy blankets, and their own snacks and beverages. For safety, glass containers are not allowed. If rain is expected, check the organizers’ website or social media for updates. For questions or additional details, reach out to the event organizers.

Enjoy a free Beale Street Concert where attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating. Food and drinks will be available from the restaurants at Streets of St. Charles. Please note there are no rain dates, and coolers or outside food and beverages are not permitted.

Celebrate spooky season with a festive fall date night at Stone Summit Steak & Seafood during the Haunted Harvest Dinner. Tickets are $125 per couple and include a choice of entrée, Frankenstein’s Filet or Ghostly Salmon, served with a side and salad. Each guest receives a specialty cocktail, with choices like Witches Brew, a blackberry bourbon mule, Vampire’s Kiss Margarita, a blood orange margarita, or Drunken Ghost, crafted with coconut rum, vanilla vodka, coconut cream, and a splash of club soda. Couples can take part in a pumpkin carving contest, a couples costume contest, and Halloween trivia, with prizes awarded throughout the evening. The event is hosted by Christina Layton. Costumes and creativity are encouraged for a night of seasonal flavors and playful competition.

Enjoy a free creative gathering with local hobby artists. Bring your own miniatures and tools to build and paint, work on your projects, and trade tips and techniques with the community.

This relaxed Pokémon Trading Card Game event features the Unlimited format with a focus on fun. Players of all experience levels are welcome, older cards are allowed, and younger participants are welcome. The entry cost is $7. Prize support follows a 4,2,1,1 payout, with a 3-0 finish earning 4 packs, 2-1 earning 2 packs, and either 1-2 or 0-3 earning 1 pack.

This weekly group ride is made possible by volunteer members of the South Side Cycling Club and South Side Cyclery. It departs from South Side Cyclery, and riders are encouraged to arrive early so both you and your bike are set to roll right at the start. If you need help getting your bike ready, the shop can assist as long as you stop in no later than the day before. All riders must check in and complete a waiver, and helmets and lights are required. Pace groups are organized to welcome a range of abilities. The beginner friendly option aims for up to 10 miles in about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Party Pace averages 12 to 13 miles per hour over roughly 15 miles. The intermediate group averages 14 to 15 miles per hour for about 20 miles. The advanced group rides at 16 miles per hour or more for approximately 30 miles. Routes change each week to offer a variety of safe options through parts of St. Louis City and County.

Enjoy the final Concert in the Park at Norman Myers Park with free, family-friendly entertainment and live music from Twist of Fate Band. Expect a lively atmosphere suited for dancing and singing along as the season is celebrated with upbeat tunes and a welcoming community vibe.

The St. Charles Jaycees hold a General Membership Meeting at Chicken N Pickle - St. Charles. Current and prospective members are welcome, and friends may attend. Snacks will be available. Since 1949, the St. Charles Jaycees have offered leadership development opportunities for local young professionals ages 18 to 40. Please note the meeting location has moved to Chicken N Pickle in St. Charles. When you arrive, go to the building on the right, head upstairs, and enter the event room.

Skillet brings a tour celebrating 20 years of Comatose to The Pageant, joined by Escape the Fate. Tickets are on sale, with reserved balcony options at $65.00 or $59.50 and general admission available at $49.50 or $54.50. All ages are welcome. Selecting Interested on the event page enters a random drawing for two free tickets, with one winner chosen. The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since tickets from other sellers may not be valid and the venues cannot assist with third party issues.

Life Skills Training Academy presents Celebrate Recovery at Hope Fellowship Church in Florissant. This Christ-centered, 12-step program offers a confidential, supportive environment for individuals working through hurts, habits, hang-ups, addiction, grief, anxiety, relationship challenges, or the everyday weight of life. Participants can expect practical tools, encouragement from a caring community, and hope grounded in faith to support healing, restoration, and freedom.

Trivia Night at The Meaning of Bar spotlights film knowledge with questions about movies, directors, franchises, and actors. It takes place each week with a different theme. Teams may include up to six players, and there is no charge to participate. Participants can showcase what they know and discover even more cinematic tidbits along the way.

Settle in for a relaxed night of Texas Hold'em at Big Daddy's Bar & Grill - Soulard with the DeepStacks Poker League. The action is completely free to play, offering the excitement of live cards without financial risk. Players of every experience level are welcome, and tournament directors foster a friendly, low-pressure table experience that is great for learning or sharpening skills. The focus is community. Enjoy a drink, grab some local bar food, share a few laughs with tablemates, and turn a casual night out into new poker friendships. Creating a free Bar Poker Open account connected to the league gets you ready for the felt. Continued league participation can lead to chances at larger prize pools and travel packages at championship events in destinations such as Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Florida.

Enjoy an evening of country line dancing with a lesson led by Mabee Fitness followed by a social featuring Big Music Entertainment. Choose the full experience for $15, which includes both the class and the social, or opt for the social only for $10. This gathering is offered on the second and fourth Wednesdays.

Will Varley brings his evocative, story-driven songs to Blue Strawberry STL in St. Louis. Now crafting his seventh studio album, he continues a long-running exploration of the human experience, painting cinematic scenes that wander from rugged coastlines to weather-beaten tour buses, while reflecting on life on the road and the work of rebuilding. His music has earned support from Billy Bragg, The Libertines, Adam Duritz, and Frank Turner, and has surpassed fifty million streams on Spotify and Apple Music. As a writer and producer, he has collaborated with artists who hold platinum records and CMA and Grammy accolades. From teenage nights at candlelit open mics in south London to sold out headline dates across Europe and the United States, his journey has included landmark appearances at the Royal Albert Hall and Glastonbury Festival. In 2024 he signed a worldwide deal with MNRK Music Group, home to The Lumineers, Mt. Joy, and Gregory Alan Isakov, with a new album slated for spring 2025.

Delmar Hall in St Louis hosts a stop on the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour featuring Willow Avalon with special guest Clover County. Tickets are on sale now, with general admission priced at $25 in advance and $27 at the door. This event is open to all ages. One randomly selected person who marks interest on the event will receive two free tickets. For secure purchases, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise buying only through Ticketmaster, their exclusive ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website, since third party sellers are not guaranteed to provide valid tickets and assistance is not available for issues with other vendors.

Live music fills The Sinkhole in St Louis as Nashville group Teddy and the Rough Riders share the bill with Hunter Peebles & the Moonlighters and The Conestogas. The lineup brings three acts to one stage. This all ages show offers tickets at $12 or $15.

Settle in for a backlot patio presentation of a horror landmark that fuses chills, blood, romance, and sharp ideas. Repeat his name five times to summon a vengeful spirit, once enslaved, with a hook for a hand, a towering presence, and a storm of bees, who haunts the Cabrini-Green housing project on Chicago’s South Side. Helen, a white grad student researching urban folklore and played by Virginia Madsen, seeks a fresh angle for her thesis until the legend steps into reality and a string of grisly murders begins. Police dismiss the supernatural and ignore the voices of Cabrini-Green’s residents as the terror escalates. With Tony Todd in an unforgettable role, this rare slasher pairs social resonance with a tragic love story and remains intensely frightening. This screening takes place outdoors on the backlot patio.

Connect with local business owners and entrepreneurs at this Number 9 Networking meeting at Shamrocks Pub and Grill in St Peters. The gathering focuses on building relationships, exchanging referrals, and collaborating for growth and success. Guests are welcome, and participants are encouraged to bring enthusiasm and a spirit of partnership.

Explore a range of historical wargames at a no-cost event suitable for all ages. All are welcome to participate.

This Dementia Series session shares practical strategies and approaches for working with family members experiencing memory changes and cognitive decline. It acknowledges the challenges of caregiving and offers hopeful guidance to support loved ones and navigate everyday situations.

This relaxed, free happy hour welcomes women in business for easy come and go networking, cocktails, and conversation. It takes place at Saucy’s in High Ridge, a woman-owned venue offering featured cocktails and happy hour pricing in a comfortable setting. There is no set program or planned activities, just time to meet peers, build relationships, and unwind. This is the first Boss BIA Happy Hour in an ongoing series. Guests are welcome to bring a friend. Attendance is free, and optional registration helps with headcount and table reservations.

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.

Now in its tenth year, this trunk-or-treat from the Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce brings costumed fun to B&B Theatres Wentzville 12. This free, walk-through celebration welcomes all ages and centers on a Hollywood theme, with trunks transformed by superheroes, classic characters, iconic movie villains, and beloved film favorites. Expect plenty of treats, light frights, and creative displays that make the magic of the movies feel close at hand. The event is presented in partnership with B&B Theatres. Businesses and organizations can take part through trunk spaces or sponsorships while availability lasts.

SqWires celebrates 25 years with an evening of live music, drinks, appetizers, and fond memories in Lafayette Square. The entertainment lineup includes Monica Casey, Thayne Bradford, John Higgins, Charlie Phieffer, and Mike Tiefenbrum. Look for throwback drink specials featuring $2.50 bottled beer, along with mixed drinks and wine. Appetizers will be available in the Front Room. Whether you are a longtime regular or recently discovered the spot, raise a glass to good food, good music, and a strong community built over a quarter century.

Social runs at Fleet Feet St. Charles bring the local running community together for a group workout. All pace levels are welcome, with 3-mile and 5-mile route options through nearby neighborhoods. Select runs also include vendor appearances and gear demos.

Enjoy a free open play session in a casually competitive setting. Bring a constructed deck or a starter deck and match up with others at your own pace. All experience levels are welcome, from newcomers to veteran players.

This hands-on sourdough workshop at The Sugar Siren pairs an instructional baking session with a meal that includes dinner, sourdough bread, and dessert. Participants learn how to make their own sourdough and take home an established starter, a loaf ready to bake, and take-home materials such as recipes and guidance. The session also includes education focused on supporting gut health, helping attendees feel prepared to keep baking at home. The price is 60 dollars per person. To register, text “SIREN” to 314-408-4886. Space is limited.

Led by Tamika Caston-Miller at Brick City Yoga, Yoga for Larger Bodies is a hands-on workshop that challenges outdated ideas and centers real experiences in the studio. Participants will explore practical foundations, work through common pose challenges, and practice accessible variations that genuinely support larger bodies, without pressure to squeeze, minimize, or pretend. The space welcomes anyone who has ever felt expected to figure things out alone in a yoga class, as well as teachers seeking to guide students of every size with more awareness, skill, and respect. Expect candid conversation, supportive practice, and permission to move in ways that feel right for your body.

Celebrate vocal artistry as the WCHOF Music Series spotlights artists from Winter Opera St. Louis inside the World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries, a Saint Louis museum and gallery where creativity and strategy meet. The program offers a tour of stage favorites, from operatic arias delivered in their original languages to beloved Broadway numbers shaped for an intimate setting. Nationally and internationally recognized performers from Winter Opera St. Louis appear in a concert curated by soprano and General Director Gina Galati, aligning with the Hall’s mission to connect art, culture, and strategy. The music unfolds among permanent and rotating exhibitions for an up-close experience within one of the galleries. Seating is very limited for this small-scale performance. Tickets are $25 for general admission and $20 for WCHOF members, with one complimentary drink ticket included, and a cash bar will be available. The evening also includes an artist talk with WCHOF Music Director Brian Woods, and a livestream will be offered on the World Chess Hall of Fame & Galleries YouTube channel.

Build bluegrass jamming skills in a class taught by Eric Wilson using the Wernick Method at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre. Players of guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, or dobro are welcome, provided they can tune their instrument and change confidently among G, C, D, and A, or the corresponding notes for bass and fiddle. The course includes eight sessions and has a tuition of $240, offering structured instruction and guided ensemble playing to help participants jam with confidence.

This membership meeting welcomes both current members and visitors. Gatherings often feature updates on guild activities and opportunities to share recent projects during a show-and-tell, along with raffles, toy and box drop-offs, and a guest speaker. The meeting takes place on the lower level of the Moolah Shrine Center, with entry through the lower-level entrance. Parking is available on the lower level and can be reached via the ramp at the northeast end of the lot.

Test your knowledge with a DJ-hosted trivia night at Burnt Barrel Brewery & Distillery in Lake Saint Louis. The game uses mostly multiple choice questions and spans a variety of topics, so there is something for everyone. Trivia is complimentary with purchase for guests 21 and over. The bar offers an Old Fashioned alongside signature cocktails, spirits, and house-made beers and meads, with trivia exclusives like the Genius Juice cocktail and pulled pork tacos.

Heritage Consulting presents the sixth annual Wave of Light, a memorial luminary walk held along the creekside walkway across from the Boat House, visible from the road. Created in honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and in solidarity with the global Wave of Light, it offers a shared time to pause and remember babies gone too soon. Luminaries will illuminate the path and there will be a space for parents, families, friends, and members of the bereavement community to gather for photos and spend as much time as needed. The program includes a few readings and a moment to speak the names of the children being remembered. Those who wish to share remarks are asked to arrange this in advance with the organizers. Attending the walk is free for all. A family luminary personalized with a baby’s name or names is available for $25 per family. Participants are welcome to bring meaningful items such as weighted bears, urns, teddies, memory boxes, photos, or other keepsakes to include in family photos, and these will be treated with care and respect. This gathering is open to all families in the Saint Louis metro area who have experienced miscarriage, embryo loss, stillbirth, SIDS, or any loss related to pregnancy and infancy.

Boston-based fiddler Hanneke Cassel brings a lively mix of Scottish Isle of Skye and Cape Breton roots infused with Americana grooves and fresh ideas, earning praise for versatility and creativity that respects tradition. Her touring has taken her across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. She performs with the Hanneke Cassel Band featuring Jenna Moynihan on 5-string fiddle and vocals and Keith Murphy on guitar and vocals. Jenna is a standout among a new generation of freestyle fiddlers, grounded in Scottish style with influences from American, Irish, and Swedish music. She performs in a duo with harpist Màiri Chaimbeul, plays regularly with the Seamus Egan Project, teaches at camps, and serves as Assistant Professor of Strings at Berklee College of Music. Newfoundland native Keith Murphy anchors the ensemble with propulsive guitar and refined traditional singing. Based in New England for many years, he has been a key figure in the regional folk scene through collaborations with respected bands, original tune writing, and direction of the Northern Roots Festival in Brattleboro, Vermont. His solo discography includes four albums, with Bright As Amber released in 2023. Together they shape a contemporary acoustic sound that stays true to the heart of Scottish tradition, full of rhythmic drive, melodic clarity, and playful spirit.

Black Country, New Road continues its North American autumn tour with Dagmar Zuniga joining the bill. This event is open to all ages. General admission is $30 when purchased in advance and $35 on the day of the show. Marking your interest on the event page enters a random drawing in which one person will receive two tickets. For a valid ticket and guaranteed entry, The Pageant and Delmar Hall advise purchasing only through Ticketmaster, their sole ticketing partner, or the artist’s official website. Tickets from other sellers may not be authentic, and issues with third-party vendors cannot be verified or resolved by the venues.

Branded Bonanza Missouri brings adopted BLM horses and burros together for a supportive, novice friendly competition at The National Equestrian Center in Lake St. Louis, MO. Adult and youth participants can choose in-hand or riding divisions that match their comfort level, with a welcoming culture that encourages growth in horsemanship and community. An open show follows the main competition. To enter, prospective competitors first adopt or purchase an eligible horse or burro from an approved source, including a BLM adoption event, a BLM holding facility, or the Forever Branded Adoption Center, then complete the event registration and upload adoption or sale paperwork for verification. If someone other than the competitor is the named adopter, that person must be present at pick up to complete required documents. For riding divisions, horses must be over 3 years old. For in-hand horse divisions, horses must be at least 1 year old. For burro divisions, burros must be at least 1 year old. Animals of any color are eligible. Every competitor who returns to compete receives $500. Awards include cash to the Top 10 in each division, neck ribbons for the Top 10, a champion buckle, and a reserve award. Individual classes offer ribbons for the Top 10 along with champion and reserve buckles, and specialty awards are also available. A digital catalog of available horses and burros will be provided ahead of the event. After the competition, it is entirely up to each competitor whether to offer their animal for reassignment. Donations and sponsorships support this event. Forever Branded is a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions are tax deductible, and supporters may direct their gifts to specific needs such as awards or operating costs. A Missouri Facebook group offers a place to share training updates and follow along with competitors.

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

At Jefferson County Fairgrounds, this WWII-themed weekend features battle reenactments and period camp setups that highlight gear, routines, and daily life from the era. Admission is free, offering a welcoming way to learn more about World War II through living history presentations. Reenactors can look for an updated registration link, which will be posted soon.

At Schlafly Library, Genealogy On The Road offers a welcoming introduction to family history research. The program starts with a beginner friendly class on how to get started. Afterward, attendees can work one on one with a staff member from the Genealogy Room to navigate research tools, resolve stubborn brick walls, or trace an ancestor’s story. Participants may choose the class, the personalized help, or both, so the format suits any experience level.

Artist Kelley Barger leads a monthly birth flower watercolor class that spotlights a different bloom tied to each month. This session focuses on October’s marigold, a flower associated with warmth, creativity, determination, and grace in challenging times. Participants learn essential color mixing and brushwork techniques while painting, with all materials provided. Everyone leaves with a finished piece on premium paper made for watercolors. The class welcomes complete beginners as well as those with prior experience.

Explore döstädning, the Swedish practice of thoughtfully sorting through belongings later in life. This conversation highlights how a gentle, mindful approach can relieve burdens for loved ones, open space for what matters most, and support both emotional and physical clarity. Attendees will hear practical ideas for cutting down on waste, along with relatable examples and insights that keep the topic approachable with humor and care. The discussion is led by Lauren Ponder, an end-of-life planner, celebrant, and founder of With Love Events. She creates personalized funerals and celebrations of life that bring meaning, comfort, and connection to families during times of loss. She directs Last Call: An End-of-Life Festival, serves on the board of the Gateway End of Life Coalition, and co-teaches the End-of-Life Doula Certificate Program at Eden Theological Seminary. Through community education, she encourages open, thoughtful conversations about death and planning ahead. Kelly Tecklenburg, a death doula, brings creative vision, thoughtful coordination, and a compassionate presence to her work with families and communities. With a background in marketing and media, she helps make conversations about mortality inviting, inclusive, and engaging. As a Senior Move Specialist, she supports individuals and families in right-sizing through Swedish Death Cleaning, focusing on what matters most. She also writes for a local magazine, works as a coffee shop barista, facilitates the RIP Book Club, and is an active member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. In addition, she serves as sexton of Wildey Cemetery in Washington, home to the community’s Telephone of the Wind.

This relaxed walking group welcomes audiobook fans who prioritize mental well-being. Participants gather outside the library for a one hour walk through Forest Park and back, listening to any audiobook they prefer while staying together for safety and encouragement. Registration is suggested but not required, and those who register will receive email updates about any schedule changes.

At Sunrise Family Restaurant, Fish Day highlights a complete meal that includes fish with two sides, a house salad, dessert, and a drink.

Enjoy a casual, open gaming session with no fees. Participants can bring their own favorite titles to share or try something new alongside fellow board game fans. All experience levels are invited, from first-timers to seasoned players.

A public preview marks the opening of Women Impressionists and the Land with free exhibition tickets, live music, and drinks available from a cash bar. On-site ticketing will be offered at the Museum, and tickets use timed entry. The program includes traditional French folk songs in Grigg Gallery 216 performed by faculty musicians from the St. Louis String Collective, followed by an opening lecture in The Farrell Auditorium with Simon Kelly, curator of modern and contemporary art. The night continues in Grigg Gallery 216 with Her Light, Her Line, Her Song, a WashU faculty ensemble concert featuring chamber works by Lili Boulanger, Mélanie Bonis, and Louise Farrenc for flute, cello, piano, and voice. Inspired by the exhibition, the concert shines a light on Impressionist influences in music and the achievements of women composers of the era.

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.

FNM Commander features free entry and Commander play. Participants receive a pack for taking part, and there is a chance to get a promo pack.

Once Worn marks its first anniversary with a festive celebration featuring trunk-or-treat fun and storewide specials. Expect decorated trunks filled with candy, playful games for kids, and cider with sweet treats outdoors. Prizes will be awarded to the best-decorated trunks. Those interested in setting up a trunk and handing out candy will be able to sign up, with additional signup details to come. The celebration takes place at Once Worn in Union, MO.

The third annual birthday bash on the boulevard marks 10 years in the High Ridge Blvd business community and three years with Lynn as owner of Old Time Finds. This open house offers samples of savory Thompson Farms dips and homemade soups, along with cider and hot chocolate. Giveaways include gift baskets, with a grand prize valued at $200 featuring items from Iron Orchid Designs, Debi’s DIY Paint Co., and Sweet Pickins Milk Paint.

Unwind with a gentle yoga flow in Carondelet Park suitable for all ages and experience levels. This free class welcomes optional donations and does not require registration. Bring a yoga mat and water.

The 2nd annual Music Bingo night raises funds for the Karen Weidinger Foundation, St. Charles County’s breast cancer foundation. Expect lively bingo games set to songs, with beer and soda included and a cash bar available. Attendees may bring their own food, and additional options can be purchased in the venue’s bar area. Admission is $30 per person, or reserve a table for eight for $240. The event will be held at Fireman’s Hall & Banquet Center. More details will be shared as they are announced.

Clover returns to the Sunset Patio at The Hideout for their final show of the season at this venue. Enjoy a night of live music complemented by fire pits, cold drinks, and the familiar Sunset Patio atmosphere as patio season winds down.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Hangout Entertainment Bar & Grill with Pirate Deb's Karaoke. Enjoy drink and food specials, plus late night bites including pizza, wings, and appetizers.

GameUphoria hosts a weekly Star Wars Unlimited event with two ways to play. Enter the Premier format or join the Draft format. Entry is $10 for Premier and $15 for Draft.

This contemporary stage adaptation centers on Carrie White, a high school outsider who yearns to belong. Targeted by the in-crowd and overlooked by most of her peers, she also faces a home life ruled by a mother whose affection comes with strict control. In a small New England town, she discovers a hidden ability, and when the torment becomes too much, she is prepared to use it. The musical features a book by Lawrence D. Cohen, the screenwriter of the classic film, with music by Academy Award winner Michael Gore and lyrics by Academy Award winner Dean Pitchford, whose credits include Fame, Terms of Endearment, and Footloose.

Catch the final show of the year at this location. Enjoy live music, great food, and the kind of good company that makes for an easy, enjoyable night out.

Enjoy a live performance by Real Rock Revival at Trainwreck Saloon in Westport Plaza.

As night falls on Historic Main Street in St. Charles, a spectral guide leads a walking history tour into the city’s darker chapters. Participants make their way along old brick lanes to hear real stories of treason, notorious crimes, and unexplained phenomena that rarely appear in history books. Stops include the former site of public executions, the edge of an old burial ground, and a residence long tied to local witch lore. Along the route, an unexpected connection to Edgar Allan Poe emerges, and accounts surface of close to a dozen roaming spirits, from underworld figures and angry phantoms to violent crowds and lingering apparitions. This experience highlights the darker side of St. Charles history and lasts about an hour and a half. Tickets are $20 per person.

Cinematic Chaos at the Chase brings Poltergeist to Chase Park Plaza Cinemas. This installment of the series offers a theatrical presentation of the film.

Step up to the mic at Blue Strawberry STL for a late-night karaoke session hosted by Phil Evans of Blue Strawberry. Expect a spirited crowd as friends and newcomers share the stage, singing favorite hits alongside beloved classics. No cover.