Enjoy live music at the zoo on Friday evenings. Kids can participate in animal-related activities focused on conservation. No concert June 21.

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis’ main stage production tells the story of a princess who arrives on a diplomatic mission only to be met by a young king who has taken a vow not to see women. Performances are nightly, excluding Mondays.

Every Wednesday, the botanical garden welcomes a different musical artist.

Head under the big top for Circus Flora’s 33rd season! The show brings excitement, daring acts and comedy to an unlikely setting: the grocery store.

Every Friday night in June, enjoy music from some of St. Louis’ most popular bands. The concert series caps off June 28 with fireworks.

The band’s 23rd season is themed Around the World in 6 Concerts. Performances are every Tuesday, with the exception of July 3. A special concert July 18 will be held on the grounds of the Ulysses S. Grant House.

Kick off the summer with events like Yappy Hour, Make Music Day and Loop Arts Fest.

Max & Louie Productions presents the St. Louis premiere of Indecent by Putizer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel. The play tells the true story of Sholem Asch’s drama God of Vengeance, a revolutionary love story that was forced off Broadway in 1923 by a fearful, reactionary public.

Gitana Productions presents an original play inspired by the stories of German immigrants who led abolition efforts in Missouri. Performances are June 20, 22 and 23. After each, there will be a question-and-answer session with the actors, historians and playwright Cecilia Nadal.

Check out more than 95 exhibitors at the StL’s pen and writing show.

Head to the Saint Louis Zoo for Zoofari, and evening of entertainment, food and fun.

Broadway Fantasies Charitable Fund announces four performances of this special Broadway song and dance revue:

June 22, 7 p.m.
June 23, 2 p.m.
June 29, 7 p.m.
June 30, 2 p.m.

The event features talented performers from all walks of life and raises funds for the County Older Resident Program. Group rate is available.

SLSO performs the shrieking strings and slashing cords of Bernard Herrmann’s score while Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic thriller plays on the big screen.

The St. Louis Mercantile Library welcomes an exhibit of the world-renowned sculptor, best known locally for the Council Tower sculpture. The exhibit will run until 2020.

The classic rock band performs live at The Fabulous Fox Theatre.

Don your red, white and blue for this family-friendly race event to benefit the USO of Missouri. The festivities include a free 1K kids’ run.

Enjoy a parade, fireworks, air shows, musical performances and a variety of food and drinks at this annual party by the Mississippi River.

The Grammy Award-winning singer appears in St. Louis as part of her North American tour (rescheduled from April 13). The evening includes guest artists Normani and Social House.