See how many festivals you can fit on your itinerary! These celebrations are going to give you memories of a lifetime as they reflect the art, culture, heritage and the music of each city in the most exciting way. Show up and have fun with your friends, make memories and celebrate the love of food, wine, music, art, history, culture, traditions, and more at these gatherings.
(314) 289-4150
3547 Olive St Ste 250St Louis, MO 63103 Directions Website
Catch a flick from overseas (or from across the street) at the Stella Artois St. Louis International Film Festival, one of the largest film festivals in the Midwest. More than 300 international and independent films are screened during this festival, many of which simultaneously make their first and final Missouri theatrical appearances.
(314) 773-9090
2853 S GrandSt Louis, MO 63118 Directions Website
Enjoy free multicultural entertainment at the Festival of Nations at Tower Grove Park. Four stage areas feature traditional music, dancing, storytelling, and puppetry from different countries. Test your own dancing skills at the Village Green with free, informal lessons.
(314) 843-1700
10501 Gravois RdSt Louis, MO 63123 Directions Website
Once Ulysses S. Grant's personal farm, Grant's Farm now belongs to the Busch family and houses 100 different species of animals, among many other attractions. Ride a tram to see these animals in their natural habitat, and meet a few in the petting areas.
(314) 771-5110
2200 DolmanSt Louis, MO 63104 Directions Website
No state celebrates Mardi Gras harder than Missouri, and the St. Louis Mardi Gras is second only to New Orleans. The party begins on Twelfth Night in January and continues daily (and nightly) until the festivities culminate on Fat Tuesday.
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2577 W Meyer RdWentzville, MO 63385 Directions Website
Dust off your armor, don your eye patch, and come out to the St. Louis Renaissance Faire and Pirate Festival! It's a real Midsummer Night's Dream come true for fans of either Shakespeare or swashbuckling.
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WebsitePull up your lederhosen and brace yourself for a weekend of food, music, dancing, contests, and lots of beer at the Soulard Oktoberfest in Lyon Park, right across from Anheuser-Busch. Listed as one of the top ten Oktoberfests in the USA by AOL, this festival is not one you want to miss.
(314) 325-2291
8816 Manchester Rd Ste 411St Louis, MO 63112 Directions Website
Watch performing artists, shop, and learn through cultural demonstrations at the St. Louis African Arts Festival, held in Forest Park during the last four days of May. There is even a Children's Village, full of fun and educational activities for the young and young at heart.
(612) 332-8330
St Louis, MO 63101Website
If you love the water, come to the St. Louis Boat Show and check out every type of boat you can imagine. Powerboats, sailboats, jet boats, pedal boats, canoes, inflatable boats, and the list goes on and on. Don't forget to sign up for the contests and giveaways while you're there!
(314) 241-7287
St Louis, MO 63101Website
Whether you're celebrating your heritage or just there for the green beer, the St. Patrick's Day Parade has something for everyone. One of the longest-running St. Patrick's Day parades in the country, this St. Louis festival offers marching bands and floats to celebrate this favorite Irish holiday.
(314) 282-7533
4125 Humphrey StSt Louis, MO 63116 Directions Website
St. Louis is home to numerous beautiful parks and nature habitats, so the St. Louis Earth Day Festival tends to draw in hoards of nature lovers with its eco-friendly entertainment. Show your green side and have some fun!
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WebsiteFans of stories don't want to miss out on the Storytelling Festival, an annual event in St. Louis for over 30 years. Over 40 regional storytellers spread throughout the city for this festival, taking their tales to audiences.
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