Some St. Louis family attractions are re-opening with limited capacity and enhanced safety protocols for visitors and staff. Read more about family attraction re-openings and safety guidelines here. We invite our readers to enjoy virtual events and socially distanced events highlighted in our Things To Do calendar. Public health experts recommend that when you do go out, follow public health guidelines: wear masks (now required in St. Louis City and County), practice social distancing and wash your hands frequently. To learn why social distancing is important and effective in lessening the spread of COVID-19, hear from Dr. Alexis Elward, Chief Medical Officer at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
St. Louis County
Inside & Out Family Movie Night
Get in touch with your favorite emotions at this showing of the newly released film Inside Out. Admission is free when you bring a paper product item to be donated to a local food pantry.
Ugandan Kids Choir Concert
Enjoy a free concert by the Ugandan Kids Choir at the St. Louis County
Library. After the performance, members of the choir will participate in a cultural exchange with members of the audience.
Sponsored by the St. Louis County Library and Childcare Worldwide.
6 p.m. at the St. Louis County Library, Florissant Valley Branch.
Neighborhood Watch Halloween Party
Stop by the Creve Coeur Police Department for fun trick-or-treating, games, a costume contest and lots more.
Halloween Public Skate
This Halloween Public skate is sure to send a chill down your spine!
Halloween at the Tappmeyer House
Children of all ages and adults are invited to participate in a family friendly Halloween party at the Tappmeyer House. Bring a carved pumpkin to participate in the jack-o-lantern contest. Children 10 and under will receive a mini pumpkin.
Costumes are encouraged, but please, no masks or weapons. Refreshments are provided.
2 to 4 p.m. at the Tappmeyer House in Millennium Park in Creve Coeur.
More information: creve-coeur.org
The Great Candy Exchange
The Great Candy Exchange is a chance for kids to wear their costumes one more time, win prizes, have their face painted, enjoy balloon artists and live shows, and have their photo taken in the photo booth for a take-home souvenir.
Autism: Building a Foundation of Hope
Aaron Likens, an accomplished public speaker, author and avid blogger, was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at age 20 and now works as the Easter Seals Midwest Autism Ambassador. He speaks frequently to parents and others to advocate early intervention services and to help others understand autism and the autistic mind.
