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8 Weekend Events in and around St. Charles

Check out what's happening this weekend.

Kids 

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  • When/Where? Friday, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the , 3900 Shady Springs Ln., in St. Peters.  
  • What? Parents get a night off while children ages 5-12 enjoy time with friends. Kids participate in swimming, playing games and making arts and crafts. Cost is $15 for Members $20 for non-member.

Festivals 

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7th Annual Harvest Festival in Augusta

  • When/Where? Friday-Saturday all day festival in Augusta.
  • What? Enjoy music, a parade, pie baking contest, live music, a picnic, local wine and artists. For more information, click here.

Give Back 

  • When/Where? Saturday, Sept. 15 at 9 a.m. at ,427 Spencer Rd., St. Peters.
  • What? People will have a chance to explore different ways of contributing to the community at a volunteer fair scheduled for Sept. 15. The event features around 40 different organizations that are in need of volunteers.

  • When/Where? Saturday, Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. at Kathryn Linnemann Library,2323 Elm St, St. Charles.
  • What? The St. Charles City-County Library Foundation hosts this event tto benefit the Foundation's Imagine Campaign for early literacy. Cost is $10. Guests can enjoy wine tastings from Missouri vineyards with appetizers from local restaurants, while browsing the work of local artists and participating in raffles. 

Music

  • When/Where? Saturday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m. at , 2300 W Clay St., St. Charles.
  • What? Neil Sedaka wrote songs for Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, Captain and Tennille as well as his own songs including "Breaking up is hard to do." Tickets start at $38.50 and go to $58.50.

  • When/Where? Sunday, Sept. 16 at , 200 S Main St,, St. Charles.
  • What? Enjoy a free concert by Lewis & Clark Fife and Drum Corps followed by Colonial Dance with The Buckhannon Brothers.

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