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Kids eat free at the buffet CiCi’s with the purchase of an adult buffet now through July 10. CiCi’s has several locations in the St. Louis area: 9745 Manchester Road, Rock Hill 7425 S. Lindbergh, St. Louis 227 Arnold Crossroads Center, Arnold 798 Market Street, Farmington
As usual, the deal is good at participating locations only. 
You’ll find far more to do than you’ll have time for! Here’s a sampling (and check back often as we are continually updating the list):
Free: Kim Massie Performs At St. Louis Zoo’s Jungle Boogie Friday Night Free: Movie At Twilight At The Train Shed At St. Louis Union Station Friday, July 1
Fair St. Louis: Three Days And Nights Of Free Family Fun
Free: Old Courthouse Players Present “St. Louis Blue & Gray” At Old Courthouse On July 2 Fourth Of July: Alton To Celebrate With Fireworks, Music On Saturday, July 2
Music On The Lawn At Adam Puchta Winery In Hermann Saturday Free: Rockin’ On The Landing July 2-4 At St. Louis’ Laclede’s Landing Fourth Of July: Fireworks in January-Wabash Park in Ferguson
Fourth Of July: Kirkwood Freedom Festival To Feature Music, Fireworks On Monday Fourth Of July: Riverfest In St. Charles Offers Parade, Music, Fireworks, Art For Kids
Fourth Of July: Webster Groves To Hold Community Days July 1-4
Visitors can view the art whenever the Station is open for passengers. Learn more here or by calling 314-965-7100. The Station used to be an Amtrak train station until the city of Kirkwood purchased it in 2002. It is staffed by volunteers.
Harry Potter Events Schedule: Wednesday, July 6, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, 12:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Thursday, July 14, 6:00 p.m. Saturday, July 16, 2:00 p.m. Program sites are accessible. Upon two weeks notice, accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Contact St. Louis County Library by phone 314-994-3300 or visit www.slcl.org.
The $10 off coupon is in several local publications or you can get the coupon here. You can’t use the coupon on milk products, liquor, gift certificates or case items. It’s good today only.
The Players will present a 30-minute radio-style reading recalling the scenes of day-to-day life in St. Louis during the Civil War. Playwright and local historian NiNi Harris and artist Sheila Harris used firsthand accounts of people who witnessed events in St. Louis to depict the mood in the city from 1861-1865. These accounts reflect tension and anxiety that dominated the city’s atmosphere, the exodus of many southern sympathizers; the celebration at the news of the surrender of Robert E. Lee, and the grieving that followed the assassination of President Lincoln. The Old Courthouse Players are a group of friends interested in local history and the preservation of local historic sites. They have presented The players present dramatizations of events in St. Louis history as they once were heard during the early days of radio. The presentation of “St. Louis: Blue & Gray” is free and open to the public.
After the fireworks, the celebration continues with music until 11:30 p.m.
“Boogiefoot” will perform at St. Louis Library’s “Not So Quiet” concert series at noon today, June 30 at the Old Post Office Plaza at 8th and Locust streets in downtown St. Louis. The plaza is the perfect place for a summer brown bag lunch as the music plays on.
Saturday’s guest entertainers: Oatmeal for the Foxhounds. Adam Puchta Winery is located in Frene Creek Valley, two miles southwest of Hermann off Hwy.100 west on Frene Creek Road. Summer hours are: Monday – Saturday 9 a.m.-6p.m.
Rockin’ On The Landing once again brings three groovin’ days of music by original St. Louis bands and cover groups to the mix under the Arch. The rockin’ begins at noon in historic Laclede’s Landing and goes on to 11 p.m. with time to take in the fireworks display on the St. Louis Riverfront.
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