Photography courtesy of Six Flags
March 22–25: 76th Annual Moolah Shriners Circus
Watch a traditional circus with trapeze artists, clowns, tigers, and elephants. Kiddos can even ride the ponies themselves. Tickets: $15–20. See website for performance times. Family Arena, 2002 Arena Parkway, St. Charles.
March 24: Opening Day at Big Joel's Safari
It's opening day at Big Joel's Safari Petting Zoo, the "zoo made for you." The zoo is family owned and operated, with animals you can touch, feed, and even ride—and others you can admire from afar. See bison, emus, zebras, llamas, elk, and more. Admission is $8 per person, kids under 2 are free. Animal feed starts at $2. Big Joel's Safari, 13187 State Hwy M, Wright City.
March 24: Grand Opening at We Rock the Spectrum North County
We Rock the Spectrum is an indoor play gym designed for special needs children but open to kids of all abilities. Come check out their swings, trampolines, and zip line—then stick around for opening day raffles and treats. $12 per child. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. We Rock the Spectrum, 10513 St. Charles Rock Road, St. Ann.
March 24: Six Flags Opening Weekend
The coaster capital is ready for fun! Meet Batman in person then ride the Batman coaster backward. Gold Level Season Passes are on sale during opening weekend for $66.99, the same price as a single day ticket. Six Flags St. Louis, 4900 Six Flags Road, Eureka.
March 25: World Eagle Day
Celebrate eagles from around the world at the World Bird Sanctuary Sunday. Watch as eagles fly right over your head at the educational Eagle Show, then play a game of golf, make a craft, and tour the Wildlife Hospital. Eagles will be on display for photo ops. $2 donation per person requested. World Bird Sanctuary, 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Road, Valley Park.
