MAIN STREET FEATURES

Ongoing online event featuring all things Main Street.

January 29
FETE DE GLACE

Annual ice carving competition on North Main

Scottish connection: 1801-1804, James Mackay was the third commandant of the district of St. Charles. Mackay explored and mapped the Missouri River before Lewis and Clark arrived.

The Lewis & Clark Fife & Drum Corps will perform on each date listed, 12pm-2pm. The Corps also performs regularly at special events on South Main Street.

Annual Spring Art Walk on North Main

Fresh fruits and vegetables. Held on parking lot at north end of Riverside Dr.

May 15 - Sunday 7:30pm
RENDEZVOUS IN ST. CHARLES CONCERT SERIES

St. Louis Symphony Musicale - Free Concert 7:30pm
at The Conservatory, 1001 South Main St.

5-7:30pm, 100-200 blocks of North Main St. Food, drink, bands

May 21 • HISTORICAL CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
10am - 4pm at First Missouri State Capitol, 200 South Main St.

Hear interesting stories on Missouri's struggle for statehood. Learn about life in St. Charles when our first legislators were meeting. Hands on Activities include: Butter Churning, Quill Pen Writing, Cow Milking, Candle Dipping, Baby Farm Animals, Wash Board, Hearth Cooking, Storytelling, period skills & crafts, sewing & quilting demonstrations & more.

May 21-22
LEWIS & CLARK HERITAGE DAYS

Lewis & Clark launched their famous journey from the settlement of St. Charles in May, 1804.

Irish festival held in Frontier Park.
Irish Connection: Graduate of Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Nelly Don was a self-made woman of Irish descent.

Performances are free. Held in Frontier Park

Family activities to celebrate the French heritage of St. Charles. First Missouri State Capitol, 200 South Main St.

June 26 - Sunday 7:30pm
RENDEZVOUS IN ST. CHARLES CONCERT SERIES

Lewis & Clark Fife & Drum Corps and
Dance Discovery with the Tu'Penny Players - Free Concert 7:30pm
at Missouri's First State Capitol, 200 South Main St.

Annual 4th of July celebration on the riverfront
Sponsored by the City of St. Charles

Annual craft festival

September 11- Sunday 7:30pm
RENDEZVOUS IN ST. CHARLES CONCERT SERIES

Cathy Barton & Dave Para - Free Concert 7:30pm
at Missouri's First State Capitol, 200 South Main St.

Art show on North Main St.

German festival held in Frontier Park. Antique Car Show on Sunday.

Kayakers and canoers race from Kansas City to St. Charles.

An interactive art happening presenting the multi-faceted world of creativity all in one place! Art Romp spans all mediums and interests and will have something to offer around every corner.

Family bike ride begins and ends in the Historic District. 2011 route to be announced.

October 31 - Halloween
TRICK OR TREAT ON MAIN

Dr. Mason's Aeolian Minstrels - Free Concert 7:30pm
at Boone's Colonial Inn, 322 South Main St.

Seasonal celebration with costumed period characters

Candlelight walk on South Main Street. Begins at 6pm, corner of South Main and Boone's Lick Rd.

Terri Langerak, harpist, will perform a free Christmas concert at The Conservatory, 1001 South Main St, 7:30pm.