It’s not the heat, it’s not the humidity – this summer it’s the music that will set Grand Center ablaze! “Music @ The Intersection” is the innovative new music festival that will showcase the best of Missouri talent across genres. Featuring local beer tents, street art, food and drink specials, and so much more, this unique festival is just one of the many reasons to love St. Louis!
This Friday, Aug. 14 is the second of the three Music @ the Intersection sets, and music can be found without cover at The Dark Room, Dooley’s, Vito’s and Lucha; and without a ticket at the Kranzberg, KDHX and Jazz at the Bistro. The evening kicks off in Strauss Park at 5 p.m. with Mathias & the Pirates.
Here’s the lineup:
Strauss Park:
Mathias & The Pirates | 5pm
Jazz St. Louis – Jazz at the Bistro
Kenny DeShields & Coco Soul | 7:30 and 9pm
Vito’s Sicilian Pizzeria & Ristorante:
The Soulition DJs feat.DJ Reminise & DJ JMO | 7pm
Kranzberg Arts Center:
Illphonics | 8 and 9:30pm
Magnolia Café and The Stage at KDHX:
Big Brother Thunder & The MasterBlasters | 8:30 and 10pm
Lucha:
Rhythm Section Road Show feat. Nite Owl | 7pm
Sound Clash feat. Nappy DJ Needles & Black Spade | 9pm
The Dark Room:
Omer Got Abnormal | 7pm
Hands and Feet | 8:30pm
Blank Generation | 10:30pm
Dooley’s Beef N Brew House:
DJ Hal Greens | 7pm
The Tiffany Elle Show | 9 and 10:30pm
Admission is free. Venues will offer staggered performance start times, allowing teveryone to hear a portion of virtually every music set as they explore Grand Center.
This summer bring your sizzle to Grand Center, and experience for yourself where art and life intersect!
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Another event that strays from the pack-a-picnic-and-head-to-the-park format are the Feast in the Park food truck events. This Friday at Faust Park – from 5-8 p.m. – the scheduled food trucks are Bombay Food Junkies, Juicemasters Fresh Juice and Smoothie Bar, Le Camion Bistro, The Meltdown, MyBigFatGreekTruck, Sarah’s Cake Stop, Steak Louie, Steamroller Food Truck, StLouisianaQ, Walk Away Waffles, Wing Nut and Zia’s “On The Hill.”
Music? Maple Jam Band will provide the tunes from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
