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St. Louis Sound Opening Weekend at Missouri History Museum

  • Missouri History Museum 5700 Lindell Boulevard St. Louis, MO, 63112 United States (map)

It’s time for our city to raise a loud voice about its contributions to American popular music. Join us for opening weekend of St. Louis Sound, an exhibit that serves as your introduction to St. Louis music, telling the stories of legendary musicians, world-class songwriters, unique venues, and groundbreaking technologies. Throughout the weekend enjoy live performances on multiple indoor and outdoor stages, hands-on activities, and presentations from the team who created the exhibit and the people who have their pulse on the STL music scene. Whether you’re into jazz, blues, ragtime, folk, hip-hop, or Americana, you’re sure to find something incredible.

SUNDAY

11:00am–4:00pm | Get creative! Color giant 2-D guitars and paint St. Louis Sound-inspired rocks to add to our STL ROCKS rock garden.
11:30am–12:20pm | St. Louis Symphony Orchestra performs.
1:00pm–1:50pm | Bobby Norfolk performs as Scott Joplin, the Ragtime King! Join Bobby and pianist Brad Ellebrecht as they present live ragtime classics, storytelling, and a fun demonstration of the cakewalk.
2:30pm–2:45pm | Catch a ground-shaking step performance by the national champion Gentlemen of Vision St. Louis step team.
3:00pm–4:30pm | Grab a seat in the auditorium for the “Love that St. Louis Sound” Keynote featuring the Funky Butt Brass Band and local authors Amanda Doyle and Steve Pick.