There are several events happening in and around St. Louis this weekend: Blues at the Arch concert series continues with performances on Friday evenings in August at the Gateway Arch grounds. Family Fun Day on Saturday at Ballpark Village features activities and attractions with proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital. The St. Louis Zoo hosts a Friday evening concert series with music and refreshments. On Saturday night thousands of cyclists will participate in the annual Moonlight Ramble bike ride through downtown St. Louis starting after midnight.

1. WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE TOWN THIS WEEKEND?
August 4-6, 2017
Blues at the Arch at the Riverfront (Fri. Aug. 4, Aug. 11, Aug. 18 & Aug. 25; 6-
8:30 pm) — The CityArchRiver Foundation and National Blues Museum are teaming up
again to bring a free concert series to a newly renovated section of the Gateway Arch
park grounds. A four-week series that takes place Fridays in August in the North Gate-
way (the north end of the park, near Laclede’s Landing). Featuring the music of Lil Ray
Neal Blues Band and Big George Rock (Aug. 4 concert). Go to:
www.bluesatthearch.com.
Family Fun Day Benefiting St. Jude at Ballpark Village (Sat. Aug. 5, 12-5
pm) — Family Fun Day returns to Ballpark Village, bigger and better than ev-
er. Featuring over 20 activities including balloon artist, rides, inflatables, rock climbing,
Fredbird appearance, and more. Admission is free, but certain activities require a $10 all
-access wristband. Once wristband is purchased, kids can enjoy all activities the entire day as many times as
they wish! 100% of ticket sales will benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Kids under 3 are free. To pur-
chase all-access wristband and learn more, go to: www.stlballparkvillage.com.
Jungle Boogie Nights at the Saint Louis Zoo (Fri. Aug. 4, 5-8 pm) — Head to the St. Louis Zoo for an
open-air concert in the center of the Zoo. Refreshments for purchase at Lakeside Café and Tundra Treats. Music
by The Throwbacks. Admission: Free. Go to www.stlzoo.org.
The 54th Annual Moonlight Ramble (Sat. Aug. 5; begins 12:01 am) — The world’s original nighttime bike
ride, returns to the streets of downtown St. Louis. Attracting thousands of riders each year, the event includes a
leisurely bike ride, a vendor area, live musical entertainment, a glow-in-the-dark commemorative event T-shirt,
and a family-friendly pre-ride and after-ride party. Prizes will be awarded for Best Costume and Best Bike Dé-
cor. Participants can choose between a short (9.5 miles) ride and a long (18.5 miles) ride. Riders should arrive
to 8th & Cerre Street between 9 pm and 11:45pm. Go to: www.moonlightramble.com to learn more.
Family Day at the Ballpark at the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex (Sat. Aug 5, 6-9 pm) —
Don’t miss Family Fun Day at the Ballpark including exciting activities such as Knockerball, a Home Run Derby,
Wiffleball, Kickball, and arts and crafts. Afterward, baseball classic, “The Sandlot,” begins at dusk. Free.
First Fridays at the St. Louis Science Center—”Mystery Science Theater 3000” (Fri. Aug. 4;
check website for schedule/times) — First Friday activities such as presentations, sci-fi trivia and 10 pm sci-fi
film are recommended for audiences 16 years and older. The public telescope viewings and free 7 pm Planetari-
um show are recommended for all ages. Free parking and many free activities as well. Go to: www.slsc.org.
Forest Park’s Art Hill Film Series: “The Devil Wears Prada“ (Fri. Aug. 4, 6-11 pm) — A smart, but
sensible new graduate lands a job with Miranda Priestly, the demanding editor-in-chief at a high fashion maga-
zine. Starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci. Food trucks and music start at 6 p.m.; film be-
gins at 9 p.m. Go to: www.slam.org.
Town & Country Fair at the Washington MO Fairgrounds in Washington, MO (Fri. Aug. 2 through
Sun. Aug. 6; 9 am-11:30 pm. See website for daily concerts and directions) — It’s six fun-filled days of summer
at the fair in Washington, MO. Head out to see the sights by car or let Amtrak do the driving! For fair schedule,
to purchase tickets, and more, go to: www.washmofair.com.
15450 South Outer Rd., Ste 270
Chesterfield, MO 63017
636-519-4530
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Redbox Releases
The Boss Baby (PG)
Gifted (PG-13)
Colossal (R)
The Circle (PG-13)
The Ottoman Lieutenant (R)
Unforgettable (R)
Weekend Forecast
Friday: Sunny 79°/59°
Saturday: Mostly cloudy 88°/64°
Sunday: Rain showers 77°/65°
AT THE MOVIES
August 4-6, 2017