Here is what's happening in the STL this weekend!

1. WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE TOWN THIS WEEKEND?
June 2-4, 2017
Circus Flora “Time Flies” at Grand Center (Jun. 1 through Jun. 25) — St. Louis’ own
resident circus is back! So, it’s time to imagine that you could travel through time. Would you
go back to relive historic events? Would you try to change history? What if you could alter the
course of your own life? Now imagine you had the grace, power, and beauty of an acrobat or an
aerialist. Circus Flora’s all new production will use the timeless art of circus to explore the fabric
of time. Call (314) 298-4044 or go to: www.circusflora.org for tickets and schedule.
The 14th Annual Webster Arts Fair (Fri. Jun. 2 through Sun. Jun. 4; Fri. Jun. 2, 6-10 pm;
Sat. Jun. 3, 11 am-9 pm; Sun. Jun. 4, 11 am-5 pm)— A one-of-a-kind fine arts fair set among
the beautiful park setting of Eden Theological Seminary in the heart of historic Webster Groves. Showcasing
many varieties of art, this special event also offers delectable food, top-notch musical performances, and unique
creative activities for the whole family. At the corner of Bompart and Lockwood. Note: No dogs, other pets, or
coolers are allowed. Go to: www.webster-arts.org.
Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series at the St. Louis Zoo (Fri. Jun. 2, 5-10 pm)— “Splish
splash” with the stingrays and “cha-cha” with the cheetahs. Kick up your heels or sit back and relax with free
live music. All ages can enjoy music on the outdoor stage in the center of the Zoo. A recurring event throughout
the summer, this Friday’s performance features “The Lone Rangers” band. Zoo and concert free. Bring lawn
chairs to ensure a seat. Go to: www.stlzoo.org.
Shakespeare Festival 2017 “The Winter’s Tale” at Forest Park, Shakespeare Glen (Fri. Jun. 2
through Sun. Jun. 25; 8-11 pm nightly, no performances on Tuesdays) — Both tragic and funny, The Winter’s
Tale will be the 2017 season main stage production at Shakespeare Festival St. Louis in Forest Park, Shake-
speare Glen. Go to: www.sfstl.com.
2017 Kimmswick Strawberry Festival (Sat. Jun. 3 & Sun. Jun. 4; 10 am-5 pm both days) — During the
1st weekend in June, Kimmswick overflows with strawberries — from fresh strawberries and strawberry short-
cake to chocolate covered strawberries and strawberry wine. Craft and food vendors line the streets, and there’s
also an area with rides for kids and a petting zoo. Go to: www.visitkimmswick.com.
Heritage Festival hosted by the St. Louis Brewers Guild (Sat. Jun. 3, 1-4 pm & 7-10 pm) — The
premiere showcase of the St. Louis beer scene, this always-popular festival features over 100 styles of beer from
over 50 greater STL area breweries with plenty of tasty samplings to pair with fantastic live music and great
food. Held beneath the Gateway Arch. Go to: www.stlbeer.org for tickets.
Metallica at Busch Stadium (Sun. Jun. 4, 6 pm) — Nine-time Grammy Award-winning multiplatinum band
Metallica performs at Busch Stadium, marking the band’s first return to St. Louis since 2008. With special guest,
Volbeat. For tickets, go to: www.metallicastlouis.com.
Sporting News
Cardinals vs. Chicago Cubs at Chicago’s Wrigley Field with a Triple Header
Fri. Jun. 2: 1:20 pm; Sat. Jun. 3: 1:20 pm; Sun. Jun. 4: 6:38 pm.
ON THIS DAY: JUNE 2, 1935 … Babe Ruth, a southpaw pitcher & outfielder and dubbed the “Sultan of Swat”
and “The Bambino,” ends his major league playing career after 22 seasons, 10 World Series and 714 home runs.
Synonymous with baseball, Babe Ruth was one of the first five players inducted into the sport’s hall of fame.
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Red Box Releases
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The Shack (PG-13)
The Blackcoat’s Daughter (R)
Split (PG-13)
Rupture (NR)
The Resurrection of Gavin Stone (PG)
The Great Wall (PG-13)
Weekend Forecast
Friday: Mostly sunny 87°/70°
Saturday: Mostly sunny 89°/68°
Sunday: Partly sunny 91/66°
AT THE MOVIES