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

Relax and unwind at the garden’s after-hours celebration featuring food, drinks, music, lights and multimedia presentations. Thursday through Sunday evenings.

Head to Atrium Gallery for Textures, an exhibit by 11 artists who work in a variety of raised media. Lore Bert, Leila Daw and Kirk Pedersen are among those featured.

Paper is the primary medium for this collection of works by diverse artists. The exhibition kicks off with a Sept. 6 reception.

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.

This multimedia tribute to the Swedish supergroup ABBA includes some of its biggest ’70s and ’80s hits.

Crafted in Colombia, Hunting Season’s artisan hand production is driven by an ancient weaving technique passed down from mother to daughter. Lena Baranovsky, partner and COO, will share her experience running the brand with Danielle Corona. Join the conversation and enjoy shopping Sept. 20 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Learn more about the brand at an all-day trunk show Sept. 21. For more event details and to RSVP, click here.

Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives will headline this special evening of music and celebration.

Browse an array of indie craft booths at this annual event. Enjoy food, drinks and hands-on projects for the whole family.

Sample offerings from some of the area’s most popular restaurants and bars. The event is held rain or shine.

The Grammy Award-winning R&B group visits St. Louis as part of a worldwide tour.

Head to St. Louis Hills for this fun annual celebration of art, music and food.

Connect with sustainable living advocates, share information on local resources and celebrate the earth’s beauty and abundance together. Guests can explore the green facility, observe a working bee hive, interact with members of local eco-villages, meet the folks behind the new food forest movement, and enjoy food and drink sourced from local purveyors, including Kitchen House Coffee, Kakao Chocolate, Perennial Artisan Ales and other local vendors and Green Dining Alliance members.

Benefits the Missouri Baptist HealthCare Foundation.

An event to benefit The Covering House.

The St. Louis Chamber Chorus opens its season with another idiosyncratic, indeed unique, program designed to suit the unusual venue of a swimming pool turned Masonic Hall. The repertoire, which explores the motif of water, ranges from legends of submerged cities (Brahms and Edgar Bainton), to pieces originally intended to be sung afloat (Delius and Samuel Barber).

An event to benefit the Missouri Cures Education Foundation.