Fall is the best time of the year and while that is an opinion it is the opinion of many. The air becomes crisp, the leaves change to beautiful colors, it turns to sweater weather and let’s not forget that pumpkin spice is the numero uno flavor of the season. Fall is a great time to be outdoors exploring everything that the city has to offer.
If you are anything like me then you are probably wondering what to do this fall to keep yourself occupied. Here is a list of some activities in and around that St. Louis has to present. Gather your loved ones and start checking activities off. This list will get updated as new events start to surface so please feel free to save it and come back.
Coloring STL August 20 – February 18, 2024
Taking place at the ST. Louis History Museum, they are presenting you with… coloring on the walls. This one seems interesting, go check it out.
Although I think jazz is for the grown folk this is a family friendly event on Wednesdays from 6-9pm
“Come for the farmers. Stay for the fun!”
Decked out Divas floating drag show: River cruise
This is for you if you enjoy a Drag Show. It is21 and older on this one so put the babies to bed and enjoy a night out
St. Louis Sound August 28 – January 22, 2023
The artist that originated from ST. Louis are featured in this exhibit so please make sure to check this out.
Balloon Glow Tour Saturday September 3- Sunday September 4
Japanese Festival at Botanical Gardens: Labor Day weekend 2022 Saturday September 3- Monday September 5
Looking to enjoy some Japanese culture? This is exactly where you need to be this Labor Day weekend. Please get your tickets before its too late.
St. Louis Art fair Friday September 9- Sunday September 11
“Love is in the art”
Forest Park Balloon Race: Friday and Saturday, September 16th & 17th.
Food, fun, music and hot air balloons, can you ask for anything more? This is a great event for the entire family. And check this… its FREE!
Clayton Jazz Festival Saturday September 24 5:00pm – 10:00pm
Jazz is just such a vibe.
October events at the St. Louis Zoo
Saturday & Sunday 1-2, 8-9: Zootoberfest
Friday 14- Sunday 30: Boo at the Zoo (Nightly)
Saturday & Sunday 15-16, 22-23, 29-30: Halloweekends
Scarefest (dates and info coming soon)
If you like to be scared out of your mind this is for you.
“The fear returns this fall.”
Please make sure to find yourself at a winery this fall.
With this list of activities you can have something planned every weekend. I hope that you enjoy yourself.
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