With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be challenging to stop and enjoy the seasons changing! But as the weather gets cooler and the leaves start to fall, it’s time to find a new and exciting activity to do in St. Louis. Whether you’re looking for something more low-key, family-friendly, or something in between – this list has it all! Check out five fun-filled activities to check out here in the region this coming fall! 

The St. Louis Art Fair

From Sept. 9 to 11, enjoy the cultural landscape of St. Louis and explore the region with a new lens with a curated art fair in downtown Clayton. With over 150,000 annual attendees and a 29-year running, the St. Louis Art Fair is one of the largest in the area drawing a crowd of diverse and multicultural artists. Learn more about how to attend to enjoy art, live entertainment, food, and more here. 

Historic Beer Barons Tour at the Historic Bellefontaine Cemetery

Everyone knows that St. Louis has a rich history and an even richer history with beer! On Sept. 17 and 18, the annual historic beer barons tour is back at the Bellfontaine Cemetery. Learn about the history of the beer barons and baronesses that are buried in the cemetery, and connect with nature on the beautiful grounds. Additionally, enjoy live music at the Wildwood Valley Gardens and beer from local breweries while learning St. Louis brewing history. Learn more about the event and how to purchase tickets here.

Greentree Festival in Downtown Kirkwood

From Sept. 16 to 18, enjoy fun for all ages with the Greentree Festival in Kirkwood. Kick off the fun with the Greentree parade on Sept. 17, and enjoy the folklife festival with over 40 artisans displaying their wares from living life as if it was the 1700s and 1800s. Additionally, you can play pickleball, watch the dog show or frisbee contest, and shop from hundreds of arts and crafts vendors while enjoying delicious food and drinks. Learn more about the event and how to attend here. 

Opening Day at the Halloween Farm Fun Days at Stuckmeyers Farm

From Sept. 24 to Oct. 31, enjoy all things fall on the farm including hayrides, corn maze, pony rides, exploring Fort Spooky, farm animals, family entertainment, pick your own pumpkins, caramel apples, inflatables, and more. Admission is free, with a fee for some activities. The farm is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the weekends with limited availability during the weekdays. Get more information about the farm and how to visit here. 

The 2022 Eureka Scarecrow Festival

Beginning Oct. 1 and running through Oct. 31, enjoy the annual Eureka scarecrow festival celebrating the autumn season! All throughout town, this colorful and artistic is like no other, and features handcrafted spooky and fun scarecrows for the family to spot while they’re out and about. There are even cash prize incentives for spotting the scarecrows and taking selfies with them! See more about how to participate here. 

If you’re not in St. Louis County, don’t worry! Check out what do in Jefferson County this fall.