Charleston becomes a floral wonderland as thousands of colorful dogwoods and azaelas come into bloom. Activities include: home tours, candlelight tour, plant sale, arts and crafts show, a parade (one of the area's largest), an old-fashioned ice cream social, art show, piano concerts (featuring 16 pianists), carriage rides, toy train exhibit.

The 60th annual festival includes activities for the family to enjoy: a parade; craft show; carnival; fish fry; and free entertainment.

Enjoy a day of free music and entertainment, crafts, antiques, flea markets, flowering baskets, all kinds of strawberry treats, children's activities, antique cars, carriage rides, home tours by costumed guides, and concessions. Admissions to grounds is free; extra charge for home tours or carriage rides.

Enjoy entertainment, two nights of fireworks, free activities for kids, a carnival and midway, plus lots of great food. Free parking at Fort Zumwalt North High School and at Christian High School; free air-conditioned shuttles to the fairgrounds.

A multicultural celebration featuring traditional dance, music, ethnic food, cultural and educational exhibits, folk art demonstrations, and an international market. Admission and entertainment are free. Located outdoors in Tower Grove Park, one block from the International District. A free shuttle service will be available throughout the park.

The sheep at Missouri Town 1855 are sheared of their winter coats. Fiber artists demonstrate the complete process of shearing, washing, carding, dying, spinning, weaving and knitting. Enjoy viewing these important skills of our ancestors.