May begins a jam-packed summer of events in St. Peters! We have some free and affordable options with something for everyone.
 
Are you a music lover? Our summer concerts start with the Navy Band “Horizon” at the City Centre Amphitheater on Sunday, May 4.  And, our Sunset Friday series of concerts at 370 Lakeside Park begins
May 23 with young musician Marissa Mae Harms. Enjoy FREE music along the lake, food and drinks at Gator Island Grill, and beautiful sunsets at 370 Lakeside Park throughout the summer during our Sunset Friday concerts. Be sure to check out the schedule for other upcoming dates.
 
Bring the family out to the FREE Kite Festival, Family Bike Ride and Health & Wellness event on May 10 at 370 Lakeside Park for a fun day flying kites, riding bikes and learning about healthy options.
And, make plans to take a “Skating Journey to Oz!” when local ice skaters entertain at the Spring Ice Show
on May 16, 17 and 18 at the Rec-Plex.
 
You likely want to forget about tax season. Perhaps safely shredding documents will help.
Bring old, outdated sensitive financial documents to our HES Operations Building on Saturday, May 3,
so you can Shred It and Forget It!
 
And, of course, please take time on Memorial Day to remember those who died defending our country. The Veterans Memorial Commission will host a special Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 26, at City Hall’s Veterans Memorial to reflect on the sacrifices of “those who gave all.” The event begins at 10 a.m.
 
Check out our Calendar of Events online for all of St. Peters’ upcoming events.

 

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St. Peters Summer Camps
Something for every kid!

Rec-Plex Activities Camps begin May 27
Rec-Plex Sports Camps begin June 2
Art Experience Camps begin June 9
 
Register in advance at the St. Peters Rec-Plex. Click to learn more!
 

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Outdoor Pools
Open May 24

 

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Flushing Wipes Clogs Pipes

Here’s a public service announcement that could save you from a bathroom disaster: Never flush any product besides toilet paper down your toilet, including any type of wipe, even if it’s labeled “flushable.” Baby wipes and household cleaning wipes should always go into the trash, never the toilet. Even if your pipes don’t get clogged with these wipes, flushing them will cause problems down the line. CLICK HERE to learn how flushing wipes clogs pipes.
 

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Enjoy Resident Privileges at
Earth Centre

Did you know that if you have a St. Peters Resident Privilege Card, you may dispose of up to 30 cubic yards of yard waste per calendar year at Earth Centre, 115 Ecology Dr., for free? Your Resident Privilege Card also entitles you to reduced rates on compost, mulch and topsoil at Earth Centre. Learn more and get Earth Centre hours.
 

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