Lindbergh School's Spirit Festival Happens All Day Saturday

Celebrate the 20th year of Lindbergh School District's upcoming Spirit Festival on Saturday, starting with the parade from Sperreng Middle School at 9am. 

The parade travels its traditional route along Concord School Road, right turn onto Roxanna then on to Lindbergh High School's campus, where fun at the fair lasts until 9pm.

The festival includes music, carnival rides, sports challenge, food, games and face painting. It's open to the community at large.

Opening ceremonies are 10am at the festival on Lindbergh's campus. Student musicians perform all day on the main stage.

Students and staff join the parade in the morning and gather by 7:45am Saturday at Sperreng Middle School.

One student from each of seven district schools will be grand marshals of the parade.

Elementary schools will reveal their floats for the parade that morning. Crestwood Elementary expects to have a fire truck in the parade.

Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band will join the parade—the same band that marched in the Rose Bowl parade this school year.

Also featured will be the Mehlville Fire Protection District, Lindbergh's Flyerettes, cheerleaders, and the color guard, Lindbergh's Board of Education members, Lindbergh Leaders awardees and Lindbergh Teacher of the Year Eric Cochran will also join the parade. 

The following info about tickets for rides is from the Lindbergh district website:

Advance tickets and ride bracelets will be available at each school May 13-20, and May 20 at the Lindbergh Schools Auditorium, 4-6pm— last chance sale is cash only. Packages include:·         

Good Time – 1 ride bracelet and 12 tickets - $25 (save $9)·         

Great Time – 1 ride bracelet and 24 tickets - $32 (save $11)·         

Fabulous Time – 1 ride bracelet and 36 tickets - $39 (save $13)·         

Ride bracelet only - $18 (save $7)·         

Tickets – 12 for $7.50Ride bracelets ($25) and tickets will also be for sale at the festival.