10 Things to Do in April 2026

"In 2026, Laumeier Sculpture Park celebrates 50 years as a place where art and nature come together to spark curiosity, creativity, and connection. For five decades, visitors have explored the landscape, encountered art in new ways, and delighted in the discovery of the unexpected." Visit their website for more information!

April 3rd at Kirkwood Park, join Kirkwood Parks & Rec for pizza at the community center, and then a flashlight easter egg hunt! The fun starts at 6:30pm.

Seth Meyers will be at The Factory in Chesterfield on April 10th for stand-up comedy and storytelling! Seth is the host of "Late Night with Seth Meyers," and this show is fun for all ages! 

Grab some friends and head down to Ballpark Village to watch the BMW Championship Drive to Bellerive at FanDuel Sports Network Live! The event starts on April 11th at 1pm. 

"World Ballet Company presents a Broadway-caliber production of the world's most iconic ballet, live on stage. Catch the show at Stifel Theatre!" April 15th at 7pm. Check out the website for more information!

Town & Country is proud to host HUBB and the Heavy Hearts at their Concert Ceries on April 17th at 6pm. Food trucks and refreshments will be there as well - make a night of it!

"Explore the night sky at the Oak Knoll Star Party, a free, family-friendly event for International Dark Sky Week. Enjoy guided stargazing, telescopes, and hands-on learning with the St. Louis astronomical Society - perfect for a memorabl evening under the stars." Visit Clayton MO's website for more details.

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Celebrate Mother Earth on Friday, April 25th, at the Muny Grounds in Forest Park. Per their website, "Our theme this year is Planet vs. Plastic, centering on vendors, sponsors, and educational resources that challenge plastic pollution and inspire more sustainable choices. Whether you are coming for the food, the live music, or the activities, we promise you will leave more inspired about real progress being made to heal our people and our planet, more connected to those around you, and more knowledgeable about how you can take action in your daily life!"

Got a truck or car lover in your family? The cities of Brentwood and Clayton are teaming up to bring together all different types of vehicles from police, fire, public works, parks and rec and construction for all to see! Saturday, April 25th at Center of Clayton - 9am. Click here for details.