The St. Louis-based illustrator and graphic designer has retrofitted Laumeier Sculpture Park golf carts, transforming them into kinetic sculptures.

Enjoy a 45-minute tractor-drawn hayride with friends and family (20-person maximum) any Friday or Saturday night and tour the park under the stars. Finish the night with a bonfire reserved just for you. For reservations, call 314.615.8472.

The installation by St. Louis artist Margaret Keller is curated by the Teen Museum Studies program. An opening reception will be held at 7 p.m. Sept. 6.

The Neil Simon coming-of-age comedy focuses on the harmony and discord of a Jewish family during the Great Depression.

Enjoy all of your favorite hits from Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

The musical comedy features original songs by Jimmy Buffett.

Variety Theatre brings the magic of the Disney classic to the stage.

Winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, the production tells the story of a socially anxious teenager who finds his life changed by a letter and a lie.

An event to benefit the American Heart Association.

Couturier, the Resale Shop’s signature designer fundraiser, begins with special preview events Oct. 24. From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., VIP ticketholders can shop all of the designer items before anyone else. VIP tickets must be purchased in advance. Proceeds support the programs of the National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis.

A fun food tasting event to benefit Earthdance Farms.

Have a ghoulishly good time with face painting, a haunted dance party, art projects and a costume contest.

This evening event is presented by Friends of the SLU Liver Center.

Ashleyliane Dance Company’s end-of-season show is inspired by themes from Phantom of the Opera. The story is seen through the eyes of a young woman who struggles with self-identity. The production is written, directed and choreographed by artistic director Ashley Tate.

Experience the businesses that stimulate economic growth in Clayton. The Business Marketplace, presented by Centene Corporation, is free for the public and includes a complimentary food tasting buffet sponsored by University College at Washington University and features a goodie bag provided by Mansions on the Plaza. Attendees have the opportunity to purchase items for holiday gifts and the chance to win fabulous prizes that include sports and theatre tickets, gift baskets, and gift certificates to area businesses.

The bawdy, interactive comedy tells the story of an Alabama ex-con who straightens out her life by selling the iconic plastic bowls.

As part of its first U.S. tour, the group performs unique arrangements of some of the greatest arias and songs of all time.