Explorers of all ages will find something of interest on our list of 5 things to do in St. Louis this weekend, which features singing, dancing and a laugh a minute.
If you’re looking for more activities to fill your itinerary, check out our events calendar.
Flyover Comedy Festival
November 11 to 15
Get ready for a comedy invasion. Flyover Comedy Festival is back for another four days of laughs across 12 stages with more than 150 comedians performing at more than 50 shows and parties. This year, national headliners, regional standouts and rising locals will fill venues from Stifel Theatre to The Duck Room and Fitz’s to The Pageant, showcasing the best in comedy and proving that “flyover country” brings the funny.
Blues Cruise
November 12
The Mississippi River and the blues share a deep-rooted connection, and there’s no better way to experience it than aboard the Riverboats at the Gateway Arch. Set sail for an unforgettable evening of live blues as some of the region’s finest musicians bring the river to life. This weekend, blues guitarist Billy Peek takes the stage, delivering the soulful sounds and electrifying rhythms that make this music legendary. So, grab a drink, hit the dance floor and let the music move you as you cruise along the mighty Mississippi!
A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical
November 13 to 15
Discover the untold true story of one of the best-selling musicians in history during A Beautiful Noise. The beloved jukebox musical explores Neil Diamond’s life and career – from growing up in Brooklyn to his chart-topping success – through his biggest hits, including “Sweet Caroline,” “America” and “Forever in Blue Jeans.” Rooted in timeless legacy and nostalgia, the Drama Desk-nominated musical gives fans of Neil Diamond an engaging look into the complex stories behind his monumental career.
Sci-FEAST
November 14
This weekend, the Saint Louis Science Center will host a free, all-day culinary extravaganza! Meet experts in food and beverage production, agriculture, nutrition, animal science, environmental science and more, learning through hands-on activities, scrumptious samples and interactive demonstrations.
Ballet Hispánico New York
November 14
Explosive, infectious and, at times, playful, “Ballet Hispánico shows what it is to be Latino in the modern world,” according to the Financial Times. This fall, the New York-based company will captivate St. Louis audiences with performances honoring Latina women who are shaping the future of contemporary dance. Mujeres: Women in Motion showcases three powerful choreographic voices from across the Americas: Cassi Abranches, Stephanie Martinez and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.
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