Join us at the Missouri History Museum for Twilight Tuesdays starting April 27th and running through June 8th.  It all happens on the Missouri History Front Lawn from 6:30pm-8:30pm.  Presented by Ameren UE.

May 4: El Caribe Tropical
May 11: Boogie Chyld Tribute to Michael Jackson
May 18: Anita Rosamond
May 25: Sinatra Songbook feat. the Steve Schankman Orchestra
June 1: Faith Celebration Choir
June 8: PowerPlay Band

To learn more about the featured singers and groups at Twilight Tuesday, click here.

St. Louis Brewers Heritage Festival – a celebration of our community’s rich brewing tradition and coming together of brewers both large and small.

This year’s festival is June 11th and 12th in Forest Park.  It is now one of the country’s largest beer events drawing over 20,000 attendees each year.

With close to 70 different beers and styles all under the cover of Bavarian Beer-Fest style tents  protecting from rain and shine, a good time will be had by all!

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The Bamboozle Roadshow Festival rolls into Six Flags St. Louis on Sunday, June 13 with a packed all-day lineup on two stages, starting at 1 p.m.

The lineup is: Boys Like Girls, Third Eye Blind, Good Charlotte, LFMAO, Hello Goodbye, Forever the Sickest Kids, Stereo Skyline, The Ready Set, Vita Chambers, Great Big Planes, Mercy Mercedez and Cady Groves.

Advance tickets: $15 plus park admission, $20 plus park admission day of show. Lawn seating is available on the day of the show for $15 plus park admission.

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All Time Low will not be performing at the Bamboozle Road Show at Six Flags St. Louis on June 13!

Dave Matthews Band with special guest Robert Earl Keen At the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater June 16th!

Reserved Seating: $70
Lawn: $40

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Relay For Life is a unique, fun-filled, overnight event designed to celebrate survivorship and raise money for your American Cancer Society. During the event, teams of eight to 15 people camp out at a school, park, or fairground and take turns walking around a track. Participants enjoy activities, entertainment, and food throughout the event. Members from businesses, community organizations, school clubs, and churches join cancer survivors, their families and friends with the same goal in mind.  Every event kicks off with a special lap of cancer survivors and a reception in their honor. At nightfall luminarias light up the track, each bearing the name of a cancer survivor or someone lost to the disease. For information about the Relay For Life near you, call (800) 227-2345 or visit www.relayforlife.org.

Relay for Life event dates vary.

To find a Relay for Life event in your area, please click here.