Oktoberfest is the German equivalent of Mardi Gras except longer! So why not join The Feasting Fox from Wednesday, September 27th through Sunday, October 1st and get your German food, German beer, and German fun fill!!
HELP US BREAK THE RECORD FOR THE WORLD’S LARGEST SOUL TRAIN LINE!
The Environmental Music & Arts Project will be hosting the second annual Missouri Prairie Festival, Saturday, October 7, 2017 at the Thomas Dunn Learning Center. The all ages event will combine live music, an educational program, and live art. All proceeds will go to the Missouri Prairie Foundation.
Get ready for another Cinco de Mayo on Cherokee Street! The festival will be located between Jefferson and Nebraska and will run from 11am to 10pm. The People’s Joy Parade begins at 1:11pm. Enjoy food, drink, music, art, and other entertainment that celebrates the diversity of the community.
Find out more about Cinco de Mayo: A Cherokee Street Festival
The People’s Joy Parade is Saturday, May 5th. Start lining up at Noon. The parade walks at 1:11pm. Come one! Come all! This is a community art parade. It is free to participate.
The Dutchtown Bike Tour and Blessing of the Bikes returns in 2018! This year the Bike Tour will cross paths with the STL Open Streets event on Compton from Meramec to Cherokee.
Find out more about Dutchtown Bike Tour and Blessing of the Bikes
Join STL Open Streets on Saturday, June 2nd for a car-free afternoon on Compton Avenue from Cherokee to Meramec. Compton will be lined with activities, service providers, food, and more. This event gives neighbors a chance to enjoy this public open space, promote activities like walking and biking, mingle with their neighbors, and is welcoming to all.
IndiHop, St. Louis’s only community building beer festival, is back for a seventh year. Shuttle between The Grove and Cherokee Street while sampling up to fifty beers, all independently brewed in the St. Louis region! General admission tickets are $30 pre-purchased (purchase tickets here) or $35 the day of the event.
Juneteenth, also known as the African American Independence Day, is one of the oldest holidays in American history. Juneteenth commemorates the announcement of the abolishment of slavery on June 19th, 1865. The Union Soldiers sailed into Galveston Texas, announced the end of The Civil War, and read aloud General Granger’s Order No. 3. This announced the freeing a quarter of a million slaves in the state.
