Community Calendar

The region's biggest foodie fest in the area is back with more flavor than ever this August 15-17th! Join us in downtown Clayton, where the streets will be filled with all the flavors of St. Louis' best restaurants. Enjoy 40+ of the region’s best local eats & drinks, a vibrant marketplace, and a weekend of family fun. Whether you’re a foodie, or just looking for a great time close to home, this is one event you don’t want to miss!

The region's biggest foodie fest in the area is back with more flavor than ever this August 15-17th! Join us in downtown Clayton, where the streets will be filled with all the flavors of St. Louis' best restaurants. Enjoy 40+ of the region’s best local eats & drinks, a vibrant marketplace, and a weekend of family fun. Whether you’re a foodie, or just looking for a great time close to home, this is one event you don’t want to miss!

The region's biggest foodie fest in the area is back with more flavor than ever this August 15-17th! Join us in downtown Clayton, where the streets will be filled with all the flavors of St. Louis' best restaurants. Enjoy 40+ of the region’s best local eats & drinks, a vibrant marketplace, and a weekend of family fun. Whether you’re a foodie, or just looking for a great time close to home, this is one event you don’t want to miss!

The region's biggest foodie fest in the area is back with more flavor than ever this August 15-17th! Join us in downtown Clayton, where the streets will be filled with all the flavors of St. Louis' best restaurants. Enjoy 40+ of the region’s best local eats & drinks, a vibrant marketplace, and a weekend of family fun. Whether you’re a foodie, or just looking for a great time close to home, this is one event you don’t want to miss!

“I don’t want realism; I want magic!” Tennessee Williams wrote in "A Streetcar Named Desire." And magic is what you’ll find at the Tennessee Williams Festival.

To enrich the cultural life of St. Louis, the annual theater festival features artistic and educational events that celebrate the timeless work and strong influence of the American playwright and screenwriter, who lived in St. Louis for 20 years.

For the 10th annual festival from Aug. 7 to 17, 2025, the main stage production will be "A Streetcar Named Desire," performed at The Grandel.

Fans can also join walking tours of the Central West End, scholarly panel discussions, Stella shouting contests, epic pool parties and more.

For more information visit https://www.twstl.org/

Schlafly will make a specialty pickle beer available outside at the draft van. Expect some delicious pickle focused foods: fried pickles, pickled pimento, jalapeno stuffed pickles, popcorn with pickle dust, etc.

We will have pickle shots and locally made pickle beer spears will be available. These beer spears are available at all bars (inside and outside). Simply drop in a cup before pouring a beer of your choosing!

We are partnering with locally owned small business Two Men and A Garden. They will be providing us with the pickle brine for our pickle beer and pickle shots, plus the beer spears for your Schlafly Beer cup.

Pickleball courts, located on Southwest Avenue, will be free to use and open to the public. We are hoping a few people from the St. Louis Shock (our professional pickleball team) will stop by.

As far as events throughout the day, expect: live music, a pickle demo (with electricity) courtesy of the St. Louis Science Center, and canning classes with Lydia Gwynn. We sure hope to see you!

Step into the magic of the season at the Harvest Moon Mystic Faire — a celebration of spirit, intuition, and community. This enchanting event will feature a curated gathering of intuitive readers, transformational workshops, and unique local vendors offering handcrafted goods, mystical wares, holistic products, and more.

Whether you're seeking insight, inspiration, or just a little magic, the faire is the perfect place to connect with like-minded souls and embrace the mystical energy of the harvest moon.

Join us for two days of discovery, healing, and wonder!

“I don’t want realism; I want magic!” Tennessee Williams wrote in "A Streetcar Named Desire." And magic is what you’ll find at the Tennessee Williams Festival.

To enrich the cultural life of St. Louis, the annual theater festival features artistic and educational events that celebrate the timeless work and strong influence of the American playwright and screenwriter, who lived in St. Louis for 20 years.

For the 10th annual festival from Aug. 7 to 17, 2025, the main stage production will be "A Streetcar Named Desire," performed at The Grandel.

Fans can also join walking tours of the Central West End, scholarly panel discussions, Stella shouting contests, epic pool parties and more.

For more information visit https://www.twstl.org/

Step into the magic of the season at the Harvest Moon Mystic Faire — a celebration of spirit, intuition, and community. This enchanting event will feature a curated gathering of intuitive readers, transformational workshops, and unique local vendors offering handcrafted goods, mystical wares, holistic products, and more.

Whether you're seeking insight, inspiration, or just a little magic, the faire is the perfect place to connect with like-minded souls and embrace the mystical energy of the harvest moon.

Join us for two days of discovery, healing, and wonder!

“I don’t want realism; I want magic!” Tennessee Williams wrote in "A Streetcar Named Desire." And magic is what you’ll find at the Tennessee Williams Festival.

To enrich the cultural life of St. Louis, the annual theater festival features artistic and educational events that celebrate the timeless work and strong influence of the American playwright and screenwriter, who lived in St. Louis for 20 years.

For the 10th annual festival from Aug. 7 to 17, 2025, the main stage production will be "A Streetcar Named Desire," performed at The Grandel.

Fans can also join walking tours of the Central West End, scholarly panel discussions, Stella shouting contests, epic pool parties and more.

For more information visit https://www.twstl.org/