FEATURED EVENTS

Saturday Storytimes are for young children and their caregivers.

Grab your safari hats and get ready for a wild adventure on the dance floor! Journey deep into the heart of the jungle for an evening filled with excitement, laughter, and fun for the whole family. Twinkling lights, tropical greenery, and animal-print décor set the scene for a night where every explorer can let loose and go wild! Lite bites will be served, but we recommend making plans to grab a meal before the event. This event is perfect for families with children 3-13. At the Ballwin Golf Course and Event Center on Friday, February 20th from 6-8 pm. Tickets are $20/VIP Member & Resident and $25/Non-Resident. To purchase tickets, you can register online or stop by the Pointe. Registration is per person. Everyone attending (adults and children) must be registered. Pre-registration required by February 13th.

Get ready for game day fun at Skate City during our Super Roll Tailgate Skate on Sunday, February 8th. Skate during one of three sessions from 12–2pm, 2–4pm, or 4–6pm and enjoy a full lineup of football-themed activities. Wear your favorite team jersey to score a free hot dog, test your knowledge with football trivia, and show off your moves in the touchdown dance contest. Admission is $8 per skater with $5 skate rental (if needed).

Celebrate Black History Month at the Missouri Botanical Garden as we honor the rich cultural heritage and scientific contributions of Black botanists, entomologists, scientists, and farmers. Throughout February, grass specimens collected by George Washington Carver will be on display for visitors in the Brookings Exploration Center. Also, legacy spotlight slides will be featured in the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center, highlighting notable Black contributors to plant science and related fields. The month concludes with a performance on Saturday, February 28 by the Blck Bird String Ensemble. Established in 2023, the ensemble is highly sought after for its commitment to inclusion and its focus on underrepresented works from the African diaspora, engaging communities and inspiring the next generation through music and education.

Each February in Saint Charles, love takes center stage on Historic Main Street as our Valentine's Celebration, Once Upon a Valentine® Stories for the Loved & Loveless, unfolds. This micro festival blends history, fun, and spirited entertainment for locals and visitors alike. Join us for an array of activities embracing both the adoration and the playful disdain for Valentine's Day traditions. This festival caters to a diverse audience, ensuring an inclusive experience for families, friends, and those seeking unconventional V-Day activities. With a combination of pro and anti-Valentine's Day programming, Once Upon a Valentine® promises something for everyone, whether you're a hopeless romantic or you roll your eyes when the heart-shaped candy boxes hit store shelves.