The summary provides information about events happening in and around town from November 10-12, 2017. There is a Veterans Day 5K run and ceremony on November 11th to honor veterans and help end homelessness. The 26th annual Whitaker St. Louis Film Festival is holding its final weekend with various showings. The Steinberg Skating Rink is celebrating its 60th anniversary with $0.50 admission on November 10-12. Additional events highlighted include a DJ skate night, an upcycling benefit event, kids night out, and the Flyover Comedy Festival in The Grove neighborhood.

1. WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE TOWN THIS WEEKEND?
August 4-6, 2017
Veterans Day 5K, Ceremony and Parade at Soldiers Memorial Down-
town (Sat. Nov. 11, 9 am-1 pm) — The Veterans Day 5K, Ceremony and Parade will
honor veterans and help end homelessness. This family-friendly event includes a
timed 5K, one-mile fun run and walk. There’s also a free kids’ dash, parade, ceremo-
ny, food & drinks, Bubble bus, photo booth, swag shop, and much more. Benefits St.
Patrick Center. For more information, go to: www.stpatrickcenter.org.
26th Annual Whitaker St. Louis Film Festival (Through Sun. Nov. 12) —
Don’t miss out — it’s the final weekend for this year’s SLIFF. Go to:
www.cinemastlouis.org/about-festival for tickets, venues, and times.
Steinberg Skating Rink (Opens Fri. Nov. 10, Sat. Nov. 11 & Sun. Nov. 12 to celebrate 60th anniversary; $.50
cent admission; price does not include skate rental) — Celebrate 60 years of skating at the premier skating rink
in St. Louis with $.50 admission! The Steinberg Skating Rink opened on November 11, 1957, and remains 60
years later the largest public outdoor ice skating rink in the Midwest, offering 27,600 square feet of frozen fun.
Always open regardless of temperature; admission valid all day. Skaters may arrive at anytime during business
hours and skate as long as they like. The rink does not have sessions, and does not close for private events.
Cash-only establishment; ATM on site. For hours and to learn more, go to: www.steinbergskatingrink.com.
DJ Skate Night at the St. Peter’s Rec-Plex (Fri. Nov. 10, 7-9 pm) — As the lights turn down and the mu-
sic turns up, kids, teens and their families are invited to DJ Skate Night. Featuring games, prizes and fun for all
ages as the DJ plays the latest hits along with your special requests. Cost to attend is the standard Rec-Plex ad-
mission, plus a $3.25 skate rental, if needed. Be sure to bring a lock to lock up your belongings. Call 636-939-
2386 for more information.
Lost + F(o)und at Schlafly’s Tap Room (Sat. Nov. 11, 6-10 pm) — It’s Perennial's 7th Annual
“Lost + F(o)und” benefit, featuring do-it-yourself upcycling projects, bites, brews, live music, and silent auction.
Celebrating and exploring reuse, creativity and sustainability in St. Louis, you can enjoy live music; upcycled
craft stations; and bid on products in a silent auction. Centerpiece of event is the reDesign Challenge, a show-
case for architects, designers and makers to transform a salvaged object (a wood end table) into a beautiful and
functional home good. Cost: $35 advance, $40 at door; children under 14 free. Go to: www.perennialstl.org.
Kids Night Out at The Pointe at Ballwin Commons (Fri. Nov. 10, 6-9:30 pm) — Need a night off? Drop
the kids off for a fun-filled evening at The Pointe! They’ll have a blast playing games, doing arts and crafts, and
swimming. Pizza and drinks provided. Preregistration is required at www.ballwin.mo.us (or at The Pointe at Ball-
win Commons). Don’t forget swimming suits and towels. Cost: VIP $10, Reg, 12; for ages 7-12.
Flyover Comedy Festival in The Grove (Thur. Nov. 9-Sat. Nov. 11) — St Louis’ first comedy festival is
bringing laughs to The Grove neighborhood! This three-day event features 5 stages, 20+ shows and 50+ per-
formers including nationally known comedians regional and local comedy favorites. Three-day passes $40. Go to:
www.flyovercomedyfest.com for schedule, performers, venues and tickets.
Sporting News:
Saturday, Nov. 11—Saint Louis Blues vs. New York Islanders at Scottrade Center, 7 pm
15450 South Outer Rd., Ste 270
Chesterfield, MO 63017
636-519-4530
Steve Rymer
Around the TOWN
The Killing of A Bad Moms Murder on the
A Sacred Deer Thor: Ragnarok Christmas Daddy’s Home 2 Orient Express Redbox Releases
Cars 3 (G)
The Glass Castle (PG-13)
The Beguiled (R)
The Limehouse Golem (NR)
Overdrive (PG-13)
Patti Cake$ (R)
Weekend Forecast
Friday: Partly sunny 44°/29°
Saturday: Mostly cloudy 51°/41°
Sunday: Mostly cloudy 55°/36°
AT THE MOVIES
November 10-12, 2017