5 Free Things to Do at O'Fallon RSC Family Fun & Art Expo Saturday

Enjoy a day of free exercising, free kids’ activities, live music, food and browsing pieces by local artists.

O’Fallon Hosts RSC Family Fun Fair & Art Expo On Saturday

Enjoy a day of free exercising, free kids’ activities, live music, food and browsing pieces by local artists.

O’Fallon Hosts RSC Family Fun Fair & Art Expo Next Saturday

Enjoy a day of free exercising, free kids’ activities, live music, food and browsing pieces by local artists.

O’Fallon Hosts RSC Family Fun Fair & Art Expo Next Saturday

Enjoy a day of free exercising, free kids’ activities, live music, food and browsing pieces by local artists.

If you're looking for some family fun next weekend, you may want to stop by the Renaud Spirit Center (RSC) in O'Fallon. Residents of all ages are invited to Renaud Spirit Center’s “RSC Family Fun Fair & Art Expo” on Saturday, Sept. 29. Attendees will enjoy a day of free exercising, kids’ activities, live music, food and browsing pieces by local artists at the Art Expo. This is the first year both events are combined for a day full of activities. "The event is centered around family and the O’Fallon community," RSC Office Manager April Croquart said. "This is our fifth year for the Family Fun Fair portion of the event. By combining our Art Expo this year, we are offering more than ever before." O'Fallon has hosted the art festival for four …

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Dive-In With Shrek at Alligator's Creek

Alligator's Creek Aquatic Center is hosting a dive-in movie from 8:30-10 p.m. on Friday night.

Combine the best of summer fun with swimming and movies at Alligator’s Creek Aquatic Center's Dive-In movie event this weekend.  The pool turned theatre will be showing Shrek Forever After from 8:30-10 p.m.   The pool will be closed for cleaning and set-up between 8-8:30 p.m. The concession stand will be open for swimmers and movie goers throughout the night. According to a news release from the City of O'Fallon, a limited number of inner tubes will be available for use, or swimmers may bring their own if they are no larger than 30 inches in diameter. 

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