ST. LOUIS – With warmer weather on the way, the Missouri History Museum has announced the return of the Twilight Thursday concert series.
Throughout the month of May, there will be live music featuring local artists and food trucks at the North Plaza in Forest Park from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. All events are free to the public.
“Twilight Thursdays have become a cherished tradition in our community, bringing together people of all ages to celebrate something that’s been true throughout St. Louis history and is still true of St. Louis today—this place makes incredible music. We’re excited to welcome everyone back for another unforgettable season,” Sam Moore, managing director of public history at the Missouri Historical Society, said in a release.
The music genre varies from soulful R&B to funky anthems, according to a release.
The lineup of artists is as follows:
May 2: Chaka Khan Anthology
May 9: Classic R&B with Anita Jackson
May 16: War: The Music Band Compilation
May 23: Teena Marie Catalog
In addition to music and food trucks, guests will also have the opportunity to visit the exhibits within the museum, which will be open until 8 p.m.
Attendees are allowed to bring picnic blankets, lawn chairs, snacks, drinks, and their furry friends to each event.
“Twilight Thursdays exemplify the mission of the Missouri History Museum to foster connections within our community and celebrate the diverse cultural heritage of St. Louis. We invite everyone to join us for a lively evening of music, food, and culture as we gather once again on our newly renovated North Plaza,” Jody Sowell, president and CEO of Missouri Historical Society, said in a release.
For more information on the outdoor concert series, click here.
