Seasonal & Holidays
6 Things To Do In Florissant This Spring: Markets, Festivals & Local Events
From a brand partner: Add these community happenings to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
Longer days and warmer weather mean it’s a great time to get outside and see what’s happening around Florissant. Throughout the season, local markets, festivals and community events offer plenty of opportunities to explore, connect and enjoy the best of spring.
Below are several happenings to check out this season. Before heading out, it’s always a good idea to confirm hours, weather plans and ticket details with event organizers.
1. Ferguson Farmers’ Market
When: Saturdays, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, beginning in May
Where: Plaza at 501 - 501 S. Florissant, Ferguson, MO
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The Ferguson Farmers’ Market is a longtime seasonal Saturday tradition offering freshly harvested produce and a wide selection of local goods directly from the farmers and makers who create them. With live music, specialty vendors and a festive, family-friendly atmosphere, it’s a vibrant spot to shop and connect with the community this spring.
More info: fergusonfarmersmarket.com
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2. Live Music and Comedy Shows at City Winery St. Louis
When: Select dates year-round; see website for show times and tickets
Where: 3730 Foundry Way, St. Louis, MO
Take a drive to St. Louis and enjoy a spring evening out with dinner and a show at City Winery. This popular venue has a full lineup of musical performances, stand-up comedy shows and other live events scheduled throughout the season. Check the website for all upcoming events and tickets, including Vanessa Carlton (May 1 and 2), George Lopez (May 23 and 24) and a Hamilton tribute show (July 4).
More info: citywinery.com/pages/events/st-louis
3. St. Louis Earth Day Festival
When: April 25 and 26, 2026, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Where: Muny Grounds in Forest Park, St. Louis, MO
The St. Louis Earth Day Festival brings the community together to celebrate sustainability with a wide range of eco-focused vendors, nonprofits and local food options. Attendees can explore green products, enjoy live entertainment and connect with organizations dedicated to environmental progress.
More info: earthday-365.org/festival
4. Animals Aglow at the St. Louis Zoo
When: Wednesdays through Sundays beginning at 6:30 PM, through May 17, 2026
Where: 1 Government Dr, St. Louis, MO
Animals Aglow transforms the Saint Louis Zoo into a glowing nighttime experience, featuring vibrant lantern displays inspired by wildlife and Chinese traditions. Visitors can stroll through illuminated exhibits, enjoy cultural elements and take in a festive atmosphere filled with light, art and family-friendly fun. Visit the website for parking and ticketing information.
More info: stlzoo.org/events/animals-aglow
5. ‘The Tempest’ by The St. Louis Shakespeare Festival
When: Select dates from May 27 to June 21, 2026
Where: Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park, 6604 Fine Arts Dr, St. Louis, MO
Experience Shakespeare’s classic play, “The Tempest,” in an open-air setting at Forest Park, where this enchanting story of magic, betrayal and redemption unfolds. Presented by the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, the production runs on select dates from late May through June and offers a unique, nature-filled theater experience.
More info: stlshakes.org/production/the-tempest-2
6. U City Summer Band Concert Series
When: Select Tuesdays in June and July 2026, 7:00 PM
Where: Heman Park, 1028 Midland Blvd, University City, MO (Midland-Shaftesbury entrance)
The U City Summer Band Concert Series returns for its 30th season with free outdoor performances on select Tuesday evenings in nearby Heman Park. Guests can relax with lawn chairs or blankets while enjoying a mix of popular tunes, jazz, show music and classic band favorites. Visit the website to see the weekly performance themes.
More info: ucsummerband.org