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Shopping at Soulard Farmers Market

Soulard Farmers Market is the oldest and one of the most popular farmers markets in St. Louis. The market is open year round, offering a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and more. Here's information for planning your next trip to Soulard Farmers Market.

Jungle Boogie Concerts at the St. Louis Zoo

The St. Louis Zoo hosts a free summer concert series called Jungle Boogie. The concerts feature a variety of local and national musicians. Here's the schedule of performers and other information about the Jungle Boogie concerts at the St. Louis Zoo.

Celebrate St. Louis Summer Concerts (formerly Live on the Levee) 2012

Celebrate St. Louis Summer Concerts (formerly Live on the Levee) 2012 offers two weekends of free music in downtown St. Louis. Here's the schedule of concerts and everything you need to have a great time at St. Louis' premier summer concert series.

The Hill

The Hill Neighborhood in St. Louis is an historic Italian American neighborhood, full of Italian restaurants, grocers and shops. Here's information about The Hill's history, demographics, businesses and public places.

Catch a Show at The Muny in Forest Park

The Muny Theater in St. Louis is the nation’s oldest and largest outdoor theater. Catching a world-class musical in majestic Forest Park is a must-do activity during summers in St. Louis.

Whitaker Music Festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden

Each summer, the Missouri Botanical Garden hosts a free outdoor concert series called the Whitaker Music Festival. The festival features some of the St. Louis area's most popular local musicians. Here are the dates, times and schedule of performers for this year's Whitaker Music Festival.

Twilight Tuesdays at the Missouri History Museum

Each spring and fall, the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis hosts a free outdoor concert series called Twilight Tuesdays. Here's key information about the concerts including dates, times and who is performing.

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis is a local organization dedicated to bringing the works of William Shakespeare to audiences in St. Louis. Each summer, the festival gives free performances of one of Shakespeare's plays in Forest Park. Here's information, dates and times for the current season.

What to Do at the St. Louis Science Center

The St. Louis Science Center is one of the top free attractions in St. Louis. It's filled with hands-on activites for kids, special exhibits and more. Here's information on fun things to do at the Science Center.

Ted Drewes Frozen Custard is a Sweet Spot for St. Louisans

Ted Drewes Frozen Custard is a St. Louis landmark that's been serving up tasty treats for more than 80 years. Here's information on locations, hours and more for Ted Drewes.

John D. McGurk's Irish Pub in St. Louis

John D. McGurk's in St. Louis is one of the best Irish pubs in the country. McGurk's is a great place for good food, cold Guinness and live Irish music.

501CONNECT Makes Volunteering in St. Louis Easy

Finding volunteer opportunities in St. Louis is easy with the help of 501CONNECT. The online resource lists dozens of ways to donate your time and help the community. Here's more information on how to find the volunteer opportunity that's just right for you.

Your Guide to Fair Saint Louis 2012

Fair St. Louis has been a 4th of July tradition in St. Louis for more than 30 years. Here's information on the parade, concerts, activities, food and fireworks. Plus, tips for getting around downtown, parking and other ideas to help you have a great time at the 2012 Fair St. Louis.

St. Patrick's Day Parade in Downtown St. Louis

The annual St. Patrick's Day parade in downtown St. Louis is one of the most popular events of the year. Crowds pack Market Street to see the marching bands, balloons, floats and more. Here's information on the parade and other ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in St. Louis.

The Grand Parade at Soulard Mardi Gras

The Grand Parade is the biggest and most popular event of the Soulard Mardi Gras celebration in St. Louis. Here's information on the date, time, location and everything else you need to know to have a great time at the Grand Parade.

Barkus Pet Parade at Soulard Mardi Gras

The annual Beggin' Strips Barkus Pet Parade is one of the most popular events at Soulard Mardi Gras in St. Louis. Here's information if you want to participate in the parade, or just watch all the fun.

Missouri Winefest at Westport Plaza

Missouri Winefest is a two-day festival at Westport Plaza near St. Louis featuring top wines from area vineyards. Here's information on the schedule of events, ticket prices, live entertainment and more at Missouri Winefest.

The Loop Ice Carnival is Winter Fun for All

Celebrate winter in St. Louis at the Loop Ice Carnival. The annual festival is a great reason to spend a little time outside on a cold January day. Here's information on the schedule of events and more for the Loop Ice Carnival.

Pick a Day to Spend With the Kids at Eckert's

Take your kids to Eckert's Orchards for a fun day picking berries, apples, peaches or pumpkins. Just 25 minutes from St. Louis, Eckerts is a fun destination for families spring, summer or fall.

Santa's Magical Kingdom in Eureka, Missouri

Millions of Christmas lights are just part of the decorations at Santa's Magical Kingdom in Eureka, Missouri. Here are details on hours of operation, admission prices and more at Santa's Magical Kingdom.

St. Louis' Magic House Ranked Nation's Best Children's Attraction

The Magic House in St. Louis is one of the best children's museums in the country. Learn more about the Magic House's unique exhibits, special events and hours of admission to plan a trip to the museum today.

St. Louis Cardinals Winter Warm-Up

St. Louis Cardinals fans can meet their favorite players, get autographs and learn all about the team at the annual Winter Warm-Up in Downtown St. Louis. Here's information on tickets, parking, the schedule of events and more for the Cardinals Winter Warm-Up.

Pea Ridge Puts the Magic Back in Christmas Trees

Nothing beats a real Christmas tree, and Pea Ridge Forest outside St. Louis is great place to choose and cut your own tree. Make a trip to Pea Ridge part of your family's Christmas tradition.

Way of Lights in Belleville, Illinois

The beauty of the Christmas season is on display each year at the Way of Lights at Our Lady of the Snows Shrine in Belleville. Here's information on hours of operation, admission policies and more for the Way of Lights.

Celebration of Lights in O'Fallon, Missouri

O'Fallon, Missouri, glows with the spirit of Christmas at the Celebration of Lights at Fort Zumwalt Park. Here's information on hours of operation, admission prices and more for Celebration of Lights.

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