FESTIVALS

St. Louis International Motorcycle Festival
The Moto Fest is a four day motorcycle extravaganza that will coincide with the grand opening celebration for The MOTO Museum: A one of a kind, family attraction, featuring rare and vintage motorcycles from all over the world. Museum founder Steve Smith has traveled throughout the world in assembling his collection, which for the first time, will be open to the public here in St. Louis.

www.themotofest.com
www.themotomuseum.com

Grove Fest
Rev up your engines for Grove Fest...Music, Art, & Food in the streets.  This wildly hip street fest takes place in the trendy emerging entertainment district now known as” The Grove". The city comes to life with 2 entertainment stages, Arch City Rivals roller derby matches, a "taste of the Grove" food court, artist village, Crash n' Fashion Bash, dragon mega mural painting, beer and wine garden and much more. So, get your groove on in the Grove! www.grovefest.org

Ozark Renewable Energy Expo
Green exhibitors, Food vendors, Musical entertainment, Hands-on demonstrations, Workshops, Special guest speakers and a beautiful view of the Hermann countryside!  www.ozarkre.org

Arts and Education Council Children’s Art Fair
As part of the fall arts season kick-off in Grand Center, the Arts and Education Council hosted a Children’s Arts Festival. The art fair welcomed school-age children, to enjoy a variety of interactive activities. Attractions included cookie decorating, T-shirt painting, clay creations, theatre, stencil art, face painting, a poster contest, backpack decorating, entertainment, food, Rams Cheerleaders, and a Metro bus painting.  2006, 2005

US FIRST Robotics
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a multinational non-profit organization, that aspires to transform culture, making science, math, engineering, and technology as cool for kids as sports are today.

Earth Day Walk/Run for the Rivers
Run for the Rivers is a family fitness event, designed to benefit area watershed groups working on clean water and healthy systems in our region.

St. Louis Earth Day Festival 2004
The festival features multi-cultural music and performers, local non-profit organizations, educational displays, hands-on activities, art, green exhibitors, peace garden, bikes, food, families, and lots of FUN. Celebrate the wonder and treasures of our planet Earth.

St. Louis Earth Day Festival 2003
The Midwest’s most distinguished environmental celebration. It is a family event that offers an opportunity to inspire and educate about our world in an exciting and fun environment.