Events

Movies in the Park is at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 27, 8 p.m. on Saturday, September 7 and 7:30 p.m. on Friday, October 18 at the Park at the St. Charles County Heritage Museum, 1630 Heritage Landing in St. Peters.

Bring the family out for another series of outdoor entertainment and museum fun. Grab a lawn chair or blanket and watch the stars shine on the giant outdoor inflatable screen. These popular movies begin approximately 30 minutes after sunset. Popcorn is free; soda and candy are available for purchase. Glass is not allowed in the park.

Here’s the 2019 lineup:

• 8:30 p.m., Saturday, July 27 – “Night at the Museum”
• 8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 7 – “The Sandlot”
• 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 18 – “The Book of Life”

The Heritage Museum offers extended hours before and during the film, so don’t miss the opportunity to view exhibits, including the recently opened “Locally Grown: The Major League Baseball Players of St. Charles County.”

For more information, call the museum at (636) 255-6000. In case of inclement weather on the day of the program, check the Rainout Line at (636) 707-0011 or visit stccparks.org for program updates.

The Society of Layerists in Multi-Media will display its National Juried Exhibit, “Do You See the Arch?” from Thursday, September 5 through Sunday, October 27 at the St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre, One St. Peters Centre Blvd in St. Peters.

Liaison and curator for the exhibit, Shirley Eley Nachtrieb, said 24 SLMM artists from across the country were juried into this 42-piece exhibit. The first challenge for artists was to create a piece of art that had an element of an “arch” in the painting. The second challenge was to make it 18 inches by 18 inches. The public is invited to view these original pieces while on display at the Cultural Arts Centre.

SLMM serves as an educational society and a network for artists interested in a holistic perspective to their art. Its base of operations is in New Mexico. National exhibitions are held in museums and public or collegiate galleries.

SLMM has produced several books, videos and catalogs in the past. Visit the organization’s website at slmm.org for updates on members’ activities and newsletters.

The SLMM will have its national conference Oct. 8-11 at the Moonrise Hotel, 6177 Delmar Blvd. in St. Louis. The layerists will visit the St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre on Oct. 9 and have a mini-workshop with Nachtrieb.

The group will then move on to a tour of St. Charles and its historic district. Other scheduled stops are at Cahokia Mounds in Illinois and The Arch in downtown St. Louis.

For more information on the SLMM and its trip to St. Louis, contact Nachtrieb at (636) 947-1936 or the St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre at (636) 397-6903.

Old-fashioned Hayrides are from 6-8:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 21 through Sunday, November 3 at Broemmelsiek Park, 1795 Highway DD in Defiance.

Ride with us on an old-fashioned hayride through Broemmelsiek Park in Defiance from Sept. 21 – Nov. 3. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings. Groups of 20 may reserve a tractor-pulled hay wagon for a 45-monute ride through prairies and tree-lined fields in the park. After the ride, participants sit around a glowing campfire for an hour to roast treats. Advance reservations are required by calling the Parks Department at (636) 949-7535.

The cost is $125 per wagon with a maximum of 20 guests. Hayrides may be reserved for 6, 7, and 8 p.m. on Fridays and 5, 6, 7, & 8 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. To kick off the hayride season, join us Friday, September 20 for free hayrides and a concert in the park, from 6 to 8:30 p.m.

Quilt National ’19 is coming to the Foundry Art Centre Friday, October 4 through Friday, December 6 at the Foundry Art Centre, 520 North Main Street in Saint Charles.

This internationally-juried exhibition, juried by The Dairy Barn Arts Center, joins the Foundry once again for its renowned biennial collection of Art Quilts by contemporary fiber artists.  This year’s collection includes quilts from eighty-four artists from twenty-six states and six countries.  The Foundry is the only venue that will host the exhibition in its entirety aside from its original run at The Diary Barn Arts Center. Admission $5.

Quilt National was intended to demonstrate the transformations taking place in the world of quilting. Its purpose was then, and still is, to carry the definition of quilting far beyond its traditional parameters and to promote quiltmaking as what it always has been — an art form. For the full history of Quilt National, please click here.

The works in a Quilt National exhibit display a reverence for the lessons taught by the makers of the heritage quilts. Many of the works hold fast to the traditional methods of piecing and patching. At the same time, however, the Quilt National artist is intrigued by the challenge of expanding the boundaries of traditional quiltmaking by utilizing the newest materials and technologies. These innovative works generate strong emotional responses in the viewer while at the same time fulfilling the creative need of the artist to make a totally individual statement.

Find out more: foundryartcentre.org/quilt-national-19

Hush-a-Phone, Scissor Phones, One of the First Rotary Dial Phones – these are some of the telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum.

Housed in a restored 1896 building, the history museum also features an extensive collection of telephones manufactured from the early 1900s through the 2000s, hundreds of pieces of telephone-related equipment, memorabilia from 1880s through the 2000s and military telephones from WWI through the Gulf War. It is located in the historic Jefferson Barracks Park.

The museum has many hands-on, how-things-work exhibits which were created to inspire an interest in engineering and history.

Inaugurating Barrett Barrera Projects’ new gallery space—projects exhibitions (4568 Manchester Avenue)—is Ann Ray & Lee McQueen: Rendez-Vous, which will be on view from Oct. 5, 2019 to Feb. 15, 2020, opening to the public on Oct. 5.

Ann Ray & Lee McQueen: Rendez-Vous explores the thirteen-year friendship and intimate creative collaboration between the late British designer Lee Alexander McQueen and French photographer Ann Ray (otherwise known as Anne Deniau), who McQueen personally selected to document his design process and the behind-the-scenes experience of his runway shows.

The exhibition features photographs taken by Ray, reflecting her unique relationship with McQueen between the years of 1997 and 2010, alongside garments McQueen gifted to her over the course of their work together. The exhibition will also feature over two dozen spectacular McQueen pieces from Barrett Barrera Projects’ collection, the largest private collection of McQueen’s work.

The St. Charles County Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers of all ages to assist with fall and winter Trail Work Days at four County Parks in October, November and December. This is a great opportunity for those needing to fulfill community service hours; all volunteers are welcome.

Park staff and members of Gateway Off-Road Cyclists (GORC) will lead the projects and show volunteers how to build and maintain sustainable natural-surfaced trails as they assist in extending the County’s 55-mile trail system. Participants should bring a pair of gloves, sturdy boots, and safety glasses.

Volunteers are needed from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the following Saturdays in these parks:

• Oct. 12 at Quail Ridge Park, 560 Interstate Drive in Wentzville
• Nov. 9 at Matson Hill Park, 670 Matson Hill Road in Defiance
• Nov. 16 at Indian Camp Creek Park, 2679 Dietrich Road in Foristell
• Dec. 7 at Klondike Park, 4600 Highway 94 S. in Augusta

Organizations, individuals, and groups interested in helping with Trail Work Days should pre-register on the Parks website at bit.ly/2019SCCMOParksRegistration and click on the event of choice or call the Parks Department at (636) 949-7535. Lunch will be provided to all who lend a helping hand.

Legends and Lanterns is from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Saturday, October 12, noon – 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 13, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Saturday, October 19, noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 20, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Friday, October 25, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 26 and noon – 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 27 on Main Street in Historic St. Charles.

This Halloween, St. Charles will become a ghost town…literally! Historic Main Street will be invaded by a plethora of playful paranormal poltergeists from parts unknown. These notorious and infamous witches, villains, and spirits from lore and legend will unleash the magic of their enchanted lanterns in order to travel from regions beyond to bring you the eeriest entertainment anywhere from Tombstone to Transylvania. But don’t worry, these friendly ghouls have more treats to offer than tricks, and they enjoy meeting “little monsters” of all ages.

Finding its inspiration from the past, Legends & Lanterns offers the vintage charm of Halloween in the 1910s-1930s, to the historical rituals and customs brought to the holiday by the Druids and Victorians, to the ethereal atmosphere depicted in American ghost stories and Brothers Grimm fairy tales.

As you explore every mysterious nook and cranny of Main Street, you’ll unearth various activities that will bring to “life” the backstories and origins of this beloved holiday, All Hallow’s Eve. It’s a little bit silly. It’s a little bit macabre. But it’s all fun. And it’s headed this way! Join us on October 12-13, 19-20 and 25-27.

• Sat, 10/12:     11am to 6pm

• Sun, 10/13:    Noon to 5pm

• Sat, 10/19:     11am to 6pm

• Sun, 10/20:    Noon to 5pm

• Fri, 10/25:      5pm to 8pm

• Sat, 10/26:     11am to 8pm

• Sun, 10/27:    Noon to 5pm

  Pick-up your official Legends & Lanterns Passport at the Tourism Center (230 South Main Street), Scarecrow Glen, Hayride Locations, or Plaza del Dia de los Muertos.

Cottleville Firefighters Outreach Haunted Trail is from 8-11:40 p.m. on Saturday, October 12 and 8-11:40 p.m. on Saturday, October 19 at Legacy Park, 5490 5th Street in Cottleville.

This is an outdoor, graveled trail. Please wear appropriate footwear.

Jack-O-Glow Walk is from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, October 18 at St. Charles County Heritage Museum, 1650 Heritage Landing in St. Peters.

Bring the family out to the museum for a free Jack-O-Glow Walk hosted by St. Charles County Parks, Great Rivers Greenway and Fresh Thyme Markets. This exciting event will feature 100 pumpkins carved by residents that will illuminate the outside of the museum and 1 mile of the adjoining Centennial Trail. After the walk, families are invited to stay and watch a child-friendly Halloween movie outside on the big screen. Pumpkin carving is from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; walk begins at 7 p.m.; and movie at 7:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for the top three best carvings. Participants interested in carving a pumpkin must bring their own tools and pre-register. Call the museum at (636) 255-6000 to register or visit bit.ly/2019Jack-O-GlowWalk. Registration to attend the event is not required, only to carve.

Halloween doesn’t get any cooler than this! Get your family and friends together, put on your Halloween costume and come to the St. Peters Rec-Plex ice rink for the 11th annual Halloween Spooktacular on Ice costume party, presented by the St. Peters Figure Skating Association.

This fun-filled evening includes ice skating, games, prizes, candy and a costume contest! The cost is just $10 for each participant and comes with skate rental.

Register in person in advance at the Rec-Plex, 5200 Mexico Road, by phone, 636-939-2386, ext. 1400, or online using Rec-Connect at www.stpetersmo.net/rec-connect. Space is limited.

Please note: NO masks or other full facial coverings that may restrict your vision.
 NO costumes or accessories that may drag below your feet. NO 
inappropriate or controversial costumes that may offend other guests. NO 
costumes that may hinder the movement of your arms and legs
. All participants must wear skates to be on the ice.

KSHE-95 presents Monsters of Mock – the greatest concert that never was. Don’t miss an evening of premier tribute bands paying homage to some of the greatest names in the history of rock. This year’s lineup includes Killer Queen: A Tribute to Queen, Red: A Tribute to Sammy Hagar and AZ/DZ: A Tribute to AC/DC. It’s a night full of rock anthems and ticket prices start at just $30.

Killer Queen formed back in June 1993. Queen’s music is loved the world over. Their songs have inspired generations. Recreating the songs on a world stage takes a great deal of skill and Killer Queen’s musicianship is outstanding. During their various careers, the musicians have worked and recorded with a vast array of artists including Roger Taylor, Brian May and Monseratte Caballe. By 1995 Killer Queen’s UK popularity had grown to such an extent they secured a residency in London’s Strand Theatre attracting nationwide BBC coverage – the first tribute to have a show in the West End.

Based in St. Louis, RED was conceived in 2011 by a group of dedicated local musicians. Their goal is to pay tribute to one of the greatest rockers in rock and roll history – Sammy Hagar. His music has spanned over 4 decades and his concerts have evolved to the party we all know as a Sammy Hagar Concert. Their love for the music of Red Rocker inspired this project. RED’s goal isn’t to BE Sammy Hagar but to create the same type of atmosphere that you would find at a Hagar Concert.

When you see an AZ/DZ show, you are guaranteed to hear all of the hits from; Back in Black, Hells Bells, Shoot to Thrill, Thunderstruck, TnT, Dirty Deeds, If you want blood, Problem child, and of course the most popular rock sing-along Shook Me All Night Long. Striving to bring you the very best sound, performance and concert of AC/DC, the schoolboy outfit of Angus, the bells in Hells Bells and the cannons in For those about to rock, are just a few things to expect from the Ultimate tribute to the greatest Rock and Roll band, AC/DC.

Finding its inspiration from the past, this festival will offer the vintage charm of Halloween in the 1910s-1930s, to the historical rituals and customs brought to the holiday by the Druids and Victorians, to the ethereal atmosphere depicted in American ghost stories and Brothers Grimm fairy tales; this event will offer fun for guests of all ages. A little silly, a little macabre, but all in fun, Legends & Lanterns will allow visitors to get in the “spirit” for All Hallow’s Eve. The festival will feature scarecrows, hayrides through history, and ghostly guests with historic Main Street as its backdrop.

Saturday: 10/12: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sunday 10/13: 12 p.m. -5 p.m.
Saturday 10/19: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sunday 10/20: 12-5 p.m.
Friday 10/25: 5-8 p.m.
Saturday 10/26: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sunday 10/26: 12-5 p.m.

Spirits of the Past is from 6-10:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 19 at the Historic Daniel Boone Home in Lindenwood Park, 1868 Highway F in St. Charles.

Life in the early 1800s was filled with superstition and uncertainty. As night descends, walk the lantern-lit paths and explore a pioneer village where doubt lurks in the shadows.Listen to murder ballads and tales of the 1800s and if you dare, hear the eerie Legend of Sleepy Hollow by renowned story teller Anne Williams. Limited tickets are available. Reservations are highly recommended.

Pre-Registered Admission: $6; Children 4 and under are free and do not need to register
At-the-Door Admission: $10

Spirits of the Past is from 6-10:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 19 at the Historic Daniel Boone Home, Lindenwood Park, 1868 Highway F in Defiance.

Pre-Registered Admission: $6; Children 4 and under are free and do not need to register
At-the-Door Admission: $10.

Presented by Cindy DuBois: Do you wish you could express yourself through poems, short stories, photos or essays? Come to this program with an open mind and the willingness to share your thoughts, feelings and experiences with others. Several fun, interactive games will spark your creative genius. Please bring a photocopied photograph of a loved one (it could be you) to the tea. Topic: “Write it Down!”

The cost is $10/person ($9/person for members) and includes the presentation, light refreshments, tea and/or coffee.

Register in person at the St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre, One St. Peters Centre Blvd., or call (636) 397-6903, ext. 1624.

The Price is Right Live is at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 24 at The Family Arena, 2002 Arena Parkway in St. Charles.

Doors Open: 6:30 p.m., Showtime: 7:30 p.m.

$38-$58., Parking $10.

Playing to near sold-out audiences for more than 14 years, the Price Is Right Live™ has entertained millions of guests and given away more than 12 million dollars in cash and prizes.

If you’re a fan of The Price Is Right™ on TV, you’ll no doubt love this exciting, live (non-televised), on-stage version of the show!

Night of Fright Haunted House is from 6-10 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25 and Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Youth Activity Park, 7801 Highway N in Dardenne Prairie.

Creepy creatures lurk around every corner at the Night of Fright Haunted House. This scary place is a maze of haunted rooms filled with frightful scenes and is designed to entertain children and adults. Admission to the haunted attraction is $5 at the door. For more information, call the park at (636) 561-4964.This haunted house requires participants to crawl and consists of small spaces, strobe lights, dark areas and intense scenes that may not be suitable for all individuals. Recommended for children 8 and up.

New Comedy Club Opening in O’Fallon on Friday, October 25 at 9015 Veterans Memorial Parkway in O’Fallon.

Backdoor Comedy and Events is a new, premier comedy club that will feature premier touring and local talent in an intimate atmosphere. Along with being an avid standup comedy fan, owner Michael Tobin is a native St. Louisan and a successful business and life coach. Tobin is a long-time figure on the underground St. Louis comedy scene who’s finally recognizing his dream of owning his own club. Tobin hopes that his passion for the business will help to set him apart in the booming St. Louis standup marketplace.

“I think that people will recognize that this isn’t your standard comedy club business model and they’ll see I poured my heart and soul into something I love,” said Tobin “The important part to me is that we get the best acts in here to make this a great experience for our customers. The rest will take care of itself”
David “Mr. Showtime” Scott will be headlining the Grand Opening on Nov. 15th and 16th. Scott is one of the most talented and sought-after acts in the business, who earned the nickname “Mr. Showtime” from his unique look and high energy delivery. He’s has been featured on HBO and Comedy Central.

The club will have an open mic night on Thursday nights. Tobin says that he wants to make it a focus to develop young and up and coming comedians.
“At the heart of all this, I’m really just a comedy fan. One thing that excites me about this business is that I might someday give a young kid a chance that goes on to be the next Dave Chappelle.”

Along with “Mr. Showtime,” the club has already booked notable national acts Mike Brody, Tommy Thompson, Nathan Timmel, Kenny DeForest, John Alton and Pat Godwin.

For more information or to purchase tickets visit backdoorcomedayevents.com or call (636) 697-8755.

Individuals, couples and groups are invited to the St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre’s Halloween Dance, featuring the music of The Trilogy Band. Everyone is encouraged to dress up for the occasion.

Hush-a-Phone, Scissor Phones, One of the First Rotary Dial Phones – these are some of the telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum.

Housed in a restored 1896 building, the history museum also features an extensive collection of telephones manufactured from the early 1900s through the 2000s, hundreds of pieces of telephone-related equipment, memorabilia from 1880s through the 2000s and military telephones from WWI through the Gulf War. It is located in the historic Jefferson Barracks Park.

The museum has many hands-on, how-things-work exhibits which were created to inspire an interest in engineering and history.

Mini Monster Mash is from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 26 at the Youth Activity Park, 7801 Highway N in Dardenne Prairie.

For a less scary version of the Night of Fright Haunted House, children ages 8 and under are invited to the Mini Monster Mash. Participants will make s’mores and decorate pumpkins; everyone takes home a candy-filled goodie bag. Admission is $5 at the door. For more information, call the park at (636) 561-4964.

For more information about St. Charles County Parks Halloween happenings, call (636) 949-7535 or visit stccparks.org and click on “activity registration,” then search for your favorite program.

The Sparrow’s Nest to Host Second Annual Mother Son Superhero Carnival is from 3-5 p.m. on Saturday, October 26 at West  County Assembly of God, 13431 N. Outer Road in Town and Country.

The Sparrow’s Nest Teen Maternity Home that serves the metro St. Louis area is hosting their second annual Mother Son Superhero Carnival fundraiser.

Moms and sons are encouraged to come dressed in their superhero costumes to experience a super-fun, superhero afternoon. Attendees will enjoy meeting some of their superheroes, have their picture taken in the Superhero Photo Booth, and play lots of games, while enjoying carnival-themed snacks. This event is designed to appeal to boys ages 3-12. All proceeds benefit The Sparrow’s Nest Maternity Home.

Opportunities for sponsorship start at just $100. Event tickets are $35 per mom and son, with ticket cost decreasing for each additional child. For more information on sponsorship, volunteering or to purchase tickets, visit thesparrowsneststl.org.

ABOUT THE SPARROW’S NEST: The mission of The Sparrow’s Nest Teen Maternity Home is to embrace the God-given dignity of all human life by empowering young moms and their children to realize their full potential. The Sparrow’s Nest was founded in 2010, and serves women 19 and younger located all over the country.

Lindenwood University’s J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts presents David Clark’s Songs in the Attic: The Music of Billy Joel at 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 26 at J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts, 2300 W. Clay St. in St. Charles.

The other acts include music, dance, comedy, and theatre productions: The Saint Louis Ballet (Dec. 15), Martina McBride (Dec. 21), the national tour of Finding Neverland (Jan. 25), The Isley Brothers (Feb. 15), The Celtic Tenors Present: The Irish
Songbook (Mar. 14), The Pianist of Willesden Lane (Apr. 24), and Terry Fator (May 2).

Tickets for individual shows will be available online only at LUboxoffice.com and may be purchased at the Scheidegger Center Box Office and by phone (636) 949-4433. The box office is located in Lindenwood’s J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts, at 2300 West Clay St., just west of First Capitol Drive in St. Charles. Current season-ticket holders may renew their tickets July 15-19 by calling the box office at (636) 949-4433.

Lindenwood University and the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts are committed to providing diverse opportunities for its students to engage in the arts, while also affording cultural enrichment and exciting entertainment opportunities to our community. 

The 19-20 season is the eleventh year of art and entertainment at the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts! This multi-use performing arts facility opened in the fall of 2008, and has been entertaining the St. Louis Metro Area ever since. Some of our most exciting performances have featured Tony Bennett, Jay Leno, Willie Nelson, Amy Grant, Kenny Loggins, Patti LaBelle, Trace Adkins, The Beach Boys, and Penn & Teller, just to name a few. The theater is equally known for its series of national tours including: CATS, Grease, Jesus Christ Superstar, Legally Blonde, Movin’ Out, Annie, and much more! With its intimate setting and accessible location, the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts provides an unparalleled experience in arts and entertainment. 

In addition to our annual Touring Series, the facility is also home to Lindenwood University’s School of Arts, Media, and Communications which produces regular performances and exhibitions by students in the theatre, dance, art, fashion, technical theatre, and music programs. Venues include the 1,200 seat Lindenwood Theater, the versatile Emerson Black Box Theater, and the Boyle Family Art Gallery. 

Bahá’ís of St. Charles County are preparing to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of the Báb, Forerunner and Herald of the Bahá’í Faith from 6:30 pm – 9 p.m. on Monday, October 28 at Saint Charles Community College, College Center (CC) Rotunda Room, 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive in Cottleville.

Plans underway include –

• Portrayal of Early Believers in a Living History Museum by St. Louis Youth
• Devotional Program
• Unveiling of the “Light of Unity” Art Quilt by Lisa Joele Followed by music by the Ralph Butler Band and refreshments!

Inspired by the life and teachings of Bahá’u’lláh, Founder of the Bahá’í Faith, millions of people worldwide celebrated the 200th anniversary of His birth in October 2017. In October 2019, people will celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of the Báb, whose revitalizing message prepared the way for the coming of Bahá’u’lláh.

The Báb (1819-1850) is the Prophet and Herald of the Bahá’í Faith. He announced, in the middle of the mid-1800s, that He was the bearer of a message destined to transform humanity’s spiritual life. His mission was to prepare the way for Bahá’u’lláh, who would usher in an age of unity, peace, and justice.

This two year Bicentenary period is a celebration of the birthdays of the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh, Whose teachings are transforming the lives of families, neighborhoods, and communities around the country and the world. Their vision of the oneness of humanity is an antidote to the racial prejudice and materialism that are corroding American society.

“Now more than ever we need positive models of social change that bring people together rather than divide them,” said [insert name of local Bahá’í]. “This is what we will be celebrating in the months leading up to the Báb birth in October.”

The 2019 Bicentenary is not a single event, but rather, a highlight in an ongoing series of community-building activities, generated at the grassroots level all around the country. Activities that reinforce Bahá’u’lláh’s vision of the oneness of humanity and empowers people of every background to participate.

To learn more and get involved, go to [local website] or bahai.us.

Chief RCG and LLOD, Inc. brings to you the 2019 Kinky Costume Concert hosted by Jones Boy at Diamond Music Club in St. Peters. Chief RCG is set to give $100 to the sexiest costume and has promises to perform all new music from his upcoming album, “Love Only US”.

The first Kinky Concert was bonkers in South St. Louis, but now it is time to take our talents to St. Pete. There will be give-a-ways, prizes, games, and of course candy. Chief RCG will also have guest performers, drink specials for the 21 , and a special Black Excellent Tribute.

This Halloween Concert will SELL OUT. Tix on sale Now!!!

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The St. Charles County Police Department Trunk or Treat is from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, October 31 at The St. Charles County Police Department, 101 Sheriff Dierker Ct in O’Fallon.

This Halloween, we will host our first ever Trunk or Treat. We are in need of creatively decorated vehicles (but not too scary) for the kiddos to visit. We’re hoping you can help us by decorating your personal or company vehicle and passing our candy provided by us. Our goal is to provide a safe place for families to join.

If you are interested in supporting this event, please send me a message at vjoyner@sccmo.org with your name, vehicle type, contact information, and theme. For more information, call: (636) 949-3057.