This document provides information on various entertainment events happening in and around St. Louis from October 19-21, 2017, including concerts by Twenty One Pilots, Kansas, Alice Cooper, and Fleetwood Mac, a Halloween race in downtown St. Louis, trick-or-treating for kids and dogs at Purina Farms, and a St. Louis Blues hockey game versus the Toronto Maple Leafs. Website addresses are provided for ticket and additional event information.

1. August 4-6, 2017Twenty One Pilots: Enterprise Center (Fri. Oct 19, 7 pm) — Indie rockers Twenty One Pilots bring
the ruckus with their hard-hitting, rap-infused jams. Whether lead singer Tyler Joseph is spitting heavy
flows or Josh Dun is hammering out a drum solo, the duo knows how to put on an animated, passionate
live performance every time. With a blend of elements of hip hop, hard rock, and pop, they
always give fans something to cheer about. Go to: www.enterprisecenter.com
Kansas, Point of Know Return: The Fabulous Fox Theatre (Sat. Oct 20, 8 pm) — America’s
preeminent progressive rock band, KANSAS is coming to St. Louis on their Point of Know Return Tour!
They will be performing their newest album (Point of Known Return) in it’s entirety. They will also be
performing their classic hits and fan favorites! Go to: www.fabulousfox.com
KSHE 95’s Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper: Stifel Theatre (Sat. Oct 20, 8 pm) — Alice
Cooper pioneered a grandly theatrical brand of hard rock that was designed to shock. Drawing from horror
movies, vaudeville, and garage rock, the group created a stage show that featured electric chairs, guillo-
tines, fake blood and boa constrictors. He continues to perform worldwide with the dark and horror-
themed theatrics that he’s best known for. Go to: www.stifeltheatre.com
An Evening with Fleetwood Mac: Enterprise Center (Sat. Oct 20, 8 pm) — Legendary Grammy
-award winning band Fleetwood Mac is stopping in St. Louis for their 2018 North American tour, pro-
duced by Live Nation. The lineup will include Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks and Christine
McVie, along with Mike Campbell and Neil Finn. Go to: www.enterprisecenter.com
The Great Go! St. Louis Halloween Race: Downtown St. Louis (Sun. Oct 21, 11 am) — The
Great GO! St. Louis Halloween Race is host to a half marathon, 10K, 5K and 1-mile fun run – with a
special Halloween twist! This event attracts many of the region’s elite runners, along with thousands
of runners and walkers of all ages and abilities. Go to: www.gostlouis.org
Purina Farms Trunk or Treat for Kids and Dogs: Purina Farms (Sun. Oct 21, 11:30 am —1
pm) — Each season, Purina Farms hosts special annual gatherings including trick-or-treating. Tick-
ets must be pre-purchased, tickets include all of the Howl-o-ween Fest Activities taking place 9:30
am—3:30 pm. Go to: www.purnia.com
15450 South Outer Rd.,
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636-519-4522
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In Theaters:
Halloween
Goosebumps: Haunted
Halloween
First Man
Bad Times at
the El Royale
At Home: Redbox Releases
Unfriended: Dark Web (R)
Down a Dark Hall (PG-13)
Arizona (R)
SCI Investigates … What’s Going on in St. Louis This Weekend?
Screening Rooms
Friday Forecast:
PM Showers
Low: 48°
High: 57°
Saturday Forecast:
Sunny/Windy
Low: 33°
High: 64°
Sunday Forecast:
Sunny
Low: 37°
High: 54°
Fall Fun Facts:
Until around 1500, autumn was called
“harvest.” The full moon closest to the au-
tumn equinox is known as a harvest
moon. Before cities electrified, bright nights
of the harvest moon were essential for farm-
ers harvesting their late-year crops.
St. Louis Blues... Vs.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Scotiabank Arena (Toronto, Can-
ada)
Saturday October 20th: 6:00pm
CDT
Go to: www.nhl.com/blues for
additional information
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