Grab the kids and head over to the St. Charles Regional Airport for a festive lesson on gravity. Airplane pilots take to the sky and drop pumpkins from great heights. Pointless? Maybe. Fun? Absolutely.
Things to Do
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saint Louis Ballet opens the 2024-2025 season October 12-13 with three ballets that offer tremendous variety and demonstrate the artistry of the great George Balanchine and Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon. Individual tickets are now available to this mainstage performance that takes place at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, under the direction of director Gen …
Saturday, December 7, 2024 10:00 am until 4:00 pm $25 Advance Sale; $30 at the door This festive homes tour features a cross section of six beautiful historic homes in a variety of styles decorated for the holidays. And also for your enjoyment that day… Tea at the Historic Phelps House Available by Reservation Only …
Fitness really can be fun! The runners will be in costume. Families can do the one-mile fun run, and there are Halloween adventures on other courses in this picturesque town, too.
Journey through this Dark Forest to a magical, mysterious woodland where supernatural beings and paranormal forces pierce nature’s mortal realms. The Dark Forest is your portal to worlds just beyond.
See this incredible collection of photographs of a segregated town and sharecroppers protesting in 1939. Photos also show Cropperville, a cooperative created to provide homes and farmland to tenant farmers who participated in the protest.
See this tribute honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans, painted by a former president in the only venue chosen to host this year. The show was last seen in Houston in early 2020.
Dress up your favorite four-footed best friend and go to the Paw Parade tomorrow on Saturday. There will be prizes for the best costume and an animal-lover fair after the parade. Watch for free.
Hear music ranging from roots, soul, and rock to bluegrass, folk, Irish, country, and more in a beautiful garden setting amidst fall blooms and color—sounds like an idyllic Sunday afternoon, doesn’t it?
Three special events at the St. Louis Zoo include Zootoberfest, with beer trailers and German food, and then three weekends of festive Halloween decorations throughout the zoo. Find out about Boo at the Zoo, too.
Learn about this delightfully absurd sport: dropping pumpkins from an airplane, where you can try it, or just go and watch it happening. Kids can sit in the cockpits.
Missouri Life encourages you to come and enjoy the fantastic Ozarks at Van Buren at a fall festival and concert on October 8-9.
Missouri River Relief will host a Missouri River Cleanup in Jefferson City on Saturday, October 15! Join hundreds of like-minded individuals working to make a positive difference on the river, and in their community.
Rock the cabin this weekend at Sappington House this Saturday, Sept. 24, concert at Sappington Park at Crestwood.
There are a 40-acre original, unplowed prairies south of Sedalia, and the public is invited to come to see it Saturday, October 1, at the Missouri Prairie Foundation’s dedication of the plot, called the Goodnight–Henry Prairie.
Warrensburg is your destination for several upcoming events brought to you by the Johnson County Historical Society.
Coolness is a real thing in Columbia. Dare we say it’s a state of mind? Whether it’s entertainment, dining or dipping a toe in the water, literally, there are several great options to help you stay cool.
The atmosphere was the perfect fit for the vision Holly and Bradley had for an independent movie theater in Joplin. On April 13, they opened Bookhouse Cinema at 715 East Broadway. The theater exhibits film series based on classic masterpieces and runs special features highlighting the Cranes’ favorite directors.
As a landlocked state, Missouri isn’t exactly a hub for lighthouses. Yet there are a few places within our borders to experience these iconic pieces of nautical life. All of Missouri’s lighthouse structures are ornamental, but they still offer up interesting history, a study in architecture, great views, or at the very least, a fun photo-op.
Taking the outdoors to the West Bottoms, two entrepreneurs have brought urban axe throwing to Kansas City. Blade & Timber founders Matt Baysinger and Ryan Henrich got their start in the escape room business with Breakout KC.
Jeremiah Scull and his wife, Kari, and their two daughters have been raising a small herd of reindeer since 2014 at their farm called Show-Me Reindeer LLC in Robertsville. Each winter, the Sculls trot the reindeer around the state as living Christmas traditions.
