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Festival of the Little Hills

The Festival of the Little Hills has taken place annually since 1971, celebrating the history of St. Charles, Missouri and showcases more than 300 arts and crafts vendors. More than 50 not-for-profit organizations provide a diverse selection of culinary delights making the Festival the major annual fundraiser to support their various endeavors. ​Live entertainment and […]

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Fire Arts Festival

Fire Arts Fest

The Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles is igniting the winter with our inaugural Fire Arts Fest! Known for its bold artistic endeavors, the Foundry is turning up the heat with this new signature event. We’re stoked to introduce a winter wonderland of fire and creativity. This indoor/outdoor extravaganza celebrates the raw power and beauty

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2021 Bicentennial Ride

The Bicentennial Ride combines two century rides to kick off the Missouri bicentennial commemoration. A group of 100 cyclists will depart from St. Charles and ride to North Jefferson. A second group of 100 cyclists will depart from Windsor and ride to North Jefferson. Both groups will camp in Memorial Park in Jefferson City and

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Midwest Maifest

Midwest Maifest is a one-day festival to celebrate the arrival of Spring and the rich German heritage in St. Charles County. This event is held in Newtown which will necessitate an uber or shuttle from the trail but certainly worth the trip! The festivities will include: Product Samples from Local Craft Breweries, Wineries & Spirit

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St. Charles Riverfest

The St Charles Fourth of July Riverfest is a three day celebration in includes a parade, live music, carnival, food & craft vendors, and fireworks along the banks of the Missouri River and Katy Trailhead in Frontier Park. The celebration culminates with a fireworks show over the river on July 4th. Parking is available at

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