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Summer Planner Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday OUR BEST BETS FOR THE MONTHS AHEAD SUMMER PLANNER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MAY 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 • Chinese Culture Days, • Soundgarden, the Pageant • Kids Rock Cancer Benefit • Tim McGraw, Verizon • STL Bluesweek, May 24- • Korn, Peabody Opera House Missouri Botanical Garden • Twilight Tuesdays: Dr. Zhivegas, Concert featuring Brian Wireless Amphitheater 26, Soldiers Memorial • “Pirates of Penzance,” May 25- • Cortango, Ritz-Carlton Missouri History Museum Owens, Erin Bode and Peter • Spring to Dance, May 23-25, • Greek Fest, May 24-27, Assumption June 29, Opera Theatre of St. Louis • “WWE Extreme Rules,” Martin, Sheldon Concert Hall Touhill Performing Arts Center Greek Orthodox Church, Town & Country • St. Louis African Arts Festival, JOHN CENA Scottrade Center OF “WWE • “Rock of Ages,” May 24-26, Fox Theatre May 25-27, Forest Park • Benton Park Summer EXTREME • Shakespeare Festival St. • Missouri River Irish Festival, May RULEs” Concert Series, Benton Park TIM Louis’ “Twelfth Night,” May 25-26, Frontier Park in St. Charles MCGRAW 24-June 16, Forest Park 26 27 MEMORIAL DAY 28 29 30 31 JUNE 1 • Memorial Day BBQ with • Memorial Day BBQ with • “Anything Goes,” May • “The Wiz,” May 29-June • Circus Flora’s “A • “Always ... Patsy Cline,” May • Taste of Midtown Art Fair, June 1-2 Shooter Jennings, the Demo Big Boi, the Demo 28-June 9, Fox Theatre 29, the Black Rep Trip to the Moon,” May 30- 31-June 30, Stages St. Louis • LL Cool J, Ice Cube, Public Enemy • Gypsy Caravan, University • Twilight Tuesdays: A June 23, Grand Center • “The Music of Queen,” Powell Hall and De La Soul, Scottrade Center of Missouri-St. Louis Tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire, • “Bukowsical,” New Line Theatre, • International Horseradish • “The Music of Pink Floyd,” Powell Hall Missouri History Museum May 30-June 22, Washington Festival, May 31-June 2, Collinsville • Son Volt, the Pageant University South Campus Theatre • “Pagliacci” and “Il Tabarro,” PAULY June 1-29, Opera Theatre of St. Louis SHORE • IndiHop, June 1, Grove/Cherokee 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 • Taste of Clayton, Clayton • Pauly Shore, Plush • Twangfest 17, June 5-8, • BCI Wing Ding, Frontier • Art + Air, June 7-9, Webster Groves • Story of the Year, the Pageant • Citygarden Summer Concert Plush and Blueberry Hill Park in St. Charles • Innsbrook Institute Music Series: Circus Flora, Citygarden • “Chapter Two,” Insight Theatre • Dierks Bentley, River City Casino Festival, June 7-15, Innsbrook Co., June 5-16, Nerinx Hall • QFest, June 6-9, Webster University • “King Lear,” St. Louis Actors’ • Whitaker Music Festival: • “Six Degrees of Separation,” Studio, June 7-23, Gaslight Theater STORY OF “ANYTHING Funky Butt Brass Band, Stray Dog Theatre, June 6-22, • Zac Brown Band, Verizon THE YEAR GOEs” Missouri Botanical Garden Tower Grove Abbey Wireless Amphitheater 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 • Jewish Film Festival, June 9-13, • Compton Heights Concert Band • Frampton’s Guitar Circus • Citygarden Summer Concert • Missouri Chamber Music • Luke Bryan, Verizon • Casting Crowns, Six Flags Landmark Plaza Frontenac Cinema Summer Series, Tower Grove Park with Peter Frampton and Series: Jesse Prather, Citygarden Festival, June 13, 15, 17, First Wireless Amphitheater • “Champion,” June 15-30, • The Go-Go’s, June 9, the Pageant Robert Cray, Family Arena • Parties in the Park: Whiskey Congregational Church of Webster • St. Louis Brewers Heritage Opera Theatre of St. Louis • Compton Heights Concert Band Morning, downtown Clayton Groves and Webster University Festival, June 14-15, Forest Park • Komen Race for the Summer Series, Francis Park • Whitaker Music Festival: Terence • Leon Russell, June 14-15, Cure, downtown Blanchard, Missouri Botanical Garden Argosy Casino Alton • Ambassadors of Harmony: “Voices in Harmony,” Touhill Performing Arts Center 16 Father’S DAY 17 18 19 20 21 SUMMER begins 22 • “The Kiss,” June 16-28, • “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” • The World’s Largest Swimming • “Disney’s Cinderella,” June • Big Muddy Dance Co., June 20-22, • HotCity New Play Festival, • Sonny Rollins, Touhill Opera Theatre of St. Louis June 17-23, the Muny Lesson, Splash City Family Waterpark 19-30,” Stages St. Louis Touhill Performing Arts Center June 21-23, Centene Center Performing Arts Center • Father’s Day Car Show, • Compton Heights Concert Band • I Love Beer Run, Lafayette Square • BoDeans, Old Rock House • St. Lou Fringe, June 20-24, • Riverside Shakespeare Co.’s • Huey Lewis and the Museum of Transportation Summer Series, Tower Grove Park • Not So Quiet Concert • Citygarden Summer various locations in midtown “Romeo and Juliet,” June 21- News, River City Casino • Compton Heights Concert Band Series: Cosmic Cow, Central Concert Series: Bottoms Up • Richard Marx, June 20, 30, Frontier Park, St. Charles SONNY Summer Series, Francis Park Library downtown Blues Gang, Citygarden River City Casino • Rockin Chair, Sheldon Concert Hall ROLLINS • Whitaker Music Festival: Kim • Gesher Music Festival, June “SHREK” Massie, Missouri Botanical Garden 21-30, various venues 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 • Compton Heights Concert Band • “Shrek The • Masters of Madness with • Pat Benatar, River City Casino • Kenny Chesney, Verizon • Fall Out Boy, the Pageant • “American Idols Live!,” Summer Series, Francis Park Musical,” June 24-30, the Muny Alice Cooper and Marilyn • “1776,” Insight Theatre Co., Wireless Amphitheater • “45th Anniversary Celebration Chaifetz Arena • Curtis Sittenfeld, St. Louis Manson, Family Arena June 26-July 7, Nerinx Hall of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts • PrideFest, June 29-30, Public Library, Central Branch • Citygarden Summer Concert Club Band,” Powell Hall Soldiers Memorial • Compton Heights Concert Band Series: Acoustik Element, Citygarden • Erin Bode, June 28-29, • St. Louis Art Museum expansion KENNY Summer Series, Tower Grove Park • Whitaker Music Festival: Ransom CHESNEY Jazz at the Bistro opening, June 29-30, Forest Park Note, Missouri Botanical Garden • Pale Divine, the Pageant 30 JULY 1 2 3 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY 5 6 • New Kids on the Block, • “Nunsense Muny Style!” • Heritage & Freedom Fest, • Citygarden Summer Concert • St. Charles Riverfest, Frontier Park • Fair St. Louis: Bret Michaels, • Fair St. Louis: Counting 98 Degrees, Boyz II Men, July 1-7, the Muny July 2-4, O’Fallon, Mo. Series: Lulus, Citygarden • Ferguson Fourth of July Gateway Arch grounds Crows, Gateway Arch grounds Scottrade Center • Compton Heights Concert Band • Whitaker Music Festival: Beth Festivities, January Wabash Park • St. Louis Actors’ Studio’s • Benton Park Summer • Compton Heights Concert Band Summer Series, Tower Grove Park Bombara, Missouri Botanical Garden • Veiled Prophet Parade, downtown LaBute New Theatre Festival, Concert Series, Benton Park Summer Series, Francis Park • Fair St. Louis: Trace Adkins, July 5-28, Gaslight Theater Gateway Arch grounds DAVE JOHN MAYER MATTHEWS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 • John Mayer, Verizon • “South Pacific,” July 8-14, the Muny • Matchbox Twenty and Goo Goo • Dave Matthews • Let Them Eat Art, • Celebrate St. Louis: the Wireless Amphitheater Dolls, Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Band, Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Downtown Maplewood Urge, Soldiers Memorial • World’s Largest Catsup • Brandi Carlile, the Pageant • “Madama Butterfly,” Union • Tour de Donut, Staunton City Park Bottle Festival, Collinsville • Citygarden Summer Concert Avenue Opera, July 12-20 Series: farshid etniKo, Citygarden • Celebrate St. Louis: Josh • Parties in the Park: Dave & Turner, Soldiers Memorial Greg Show, downtown Clayton TRACE • Citygarden Summer Concert ADKINS Series: TBA, Citygarden 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 • Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson, • “Les Misérables,” July • Not So Quiet Concert • Citygarden Summer • Jefferson County Fair, • “Legally Blonde the Musical,” • Celebrate St. Louis: Peabody Opera House 15-21, the Muny Series: Soulard Blues Band, Concert Series: Letter to July 18-21, Hillsboro July 19-Aug. 18, Stages St. Louis Needtobreathe, Soldiers Memorial Central Library downtown Memphis, Citygarden • “Little Shop of Horrors,” • Celebrate St. Louis: K’naan, • El Monstero, Verizon • Whitaker Music Festival: Montez Stray Dog Theatre, July 18-Aug. Soldiers Memorial Wireless Amphitheater Coleman and Willie Atkins, 3, Tower Grove Abbey • “Charlotte’s Web,” Insight • Petapalooza, July 20, Purina Farms IAN ANDERSON Missouri Botanical Garden Theatre Co., July 19-21, Nerinx Hall • Music on Main: Hillard Blues • “Timon of Athens,” St. Louis Band, St. Charles Main Street Shakespeare, July 19-28, DeSmet 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 • Slash featuring Myles Kennedy • Rodrigo Y Gabriela, • Vans Warped Tour, Verizon • “Mary Poppins,” July • Blake Shelton, Verizon and the Conspirators, the Pageant July 23, the Pageant Wireless Amphitheater 25-Aug. 2, the Muny Wireless Amphitheater • Cody Simpson, Ryan Beatty, Before You Exit, Peabody Opera House “MarY ADAM • Citygarden Summer Concert POPPINs” LEVINE OF Series: Jim Stevens, Citygarden MAROON 5 28 29 30 31 AUG. 1 2 3 • Mac Miller, Earl Sweatshirt, • Citygarden Summer Concert • Maroon 5 with Kelly Clarkson, Chance the Rapper, Vince Staples, Series: Acoustik Element, Citygarden Verizon Wireless Amphitheater BRUNO the Internet, July 28, the Pageant MARS • Whitaker Music Festival: Big George Brock, Missouri Botanical Garden DONALD FAGEN OF STEELY DAN 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • “West Side Story,” • Washington Town & • Bruno Mars, Scottrade Center • Beer and Pretzels Howl, Aug. • Christian Day with Tenth Aug. 5-11, the Muny Country Fair, Aug. 7-11 • Missouri State Fair, 9, Endangered Wolf Center Avenue North,
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