May 1 - 3

Your St. Louis weekend rundown is here!Festival season is officially kicking into gear, patios are buzzing, and this weekend is packed with food events, Derby parties, live music, and classic St. Louis spring traditions.In this episode of This Week in St. Louis, Brice breaks down everything happening around the city — whether you’re planning a full weekend of events, looking for a fun night out, or just trying to soak up the spring weather.This week’s highlights include:Food Truck Friday in Tower Grove Park, Faces of Soulard, and First Fridays around Grand Center.Foodies Eat First Fest, Rosé Day in the Central West End, and multiple Kentucky Derby celebrations across the city.Maifest at Grant’s Farm and Chinese Culture Days at the Missouri Botanical Garden.WorldFest at Saint Louis Music Park and the Route 66 Centennial Festival at the Missouri History Museum.Live entertainment including Marvel’s Infinity Saga in Concert, Devon Allman’s Blues Summit, David & Tamela Mann, and unique events like punk Disney night and a Hannah Montana rave.Nightlife and experiences like Rooftop Rhythm at Angad, a speakeasy murder mystery, Adult Prom, and a Cinco de Mayo river cruise.Cardinals vs. Dodgers at Busch Stadium — a perfect spring baseball weekend in downtown St. Louis.This Week’s Flavors of the LouNeighborhood dive bar bucket list:• Iowa Buffet• Tick Tock Tavern• The Cat’s MeowSpot of the WeekThe Sonic the Hedgehog Speed Cafe at Nudo House — a themed pop-up experience in the Delmar Loop featuring nostalgic menu items, merch, and a fun, immersive vibe. Perfect for something different this weekend.Whether you’re hopping between festivals, dressing up for Derby Day, catching a game, or just finding a patio, there’s something for everyone this weekend in St. Louis.Tag @STLBucketList if you check anything out — we love seeing your adventures. 💛🎙️ Presented by Hoffmann Brothers🔔 New episodes every week.🎙️ This Week in St. Louis is presented by Hoffmann Brothers, proudly serving St. Louis for over 40 years. From heating and cooling to plumbing and electrical, they help keep homes running smoothly all year long.