Event Description
Swarm to Historic Downtown Ste. Genevieve, MO on June 26th and 27th for a sweet weekend of all things honey, food, music, and fun!
Harold s Famous Bee Co. is proud to host our first Honey Festival + Market, where the community and our visitors are treated to a full weekend of live music, food trucks, countless vendors, honey bee education and fun for the entire family.
Countless things to see and do! Join beekeepers as they discuss topics such as beekeeping or gardening, or experience a honey harvesting. Watch as a frame of honey is uncapped, revealing the delicious golden honey inside each cell. Try your hand at spinning the extractor, and don t forget to sample some fresh raw honey!
By Editor | April 21, 2021
While the Ste. Genevieve County Community Center will have Touch-A-Truck on Saturday, downtown Ste. Genevieve merchants will be encouraging people to fill their cars … with purchases that could lead to winning more prizes.
The shopping promotion will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, allowing shoppers to take advantage of activities planned throughout the city this weekend.
Those who make purchases of $5 or more from four locations will have the opportunity to be entered into a drawing for prizes totaling $200 in Fleur de Lis bucks, which can be used the same as cash at many Ste. Genevieve locations. The top prize is $100 in Fleur de Lis bucks. Qualifying purchases can be charted on a card with a car graphic that has space for four stamps from the downtown shops.
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By Editor | February 4, 2021
By ERIC X. VICCARO
eviccaro@stegenherald.com
The first major tourism event of the 2021 calendar for downtown Ste. Genevieve will take place on Feb. 6.
The annual traditional “Chocolate Walk” will begin at 10 a.m. on Feb. 6, with Common Grounds Coffeehouse serving as the starting point. The event will run through mid-afternoon.
Tickets have been on sale for the event since Dec. 1.
Janece Warden, the owner of downtown restaurant Stella and Me Café, had the idea for the Chocolate Walk – which began in February 2009.
“It’s an outdoor event primarily, and some people still feel comfortable in that environment,” said city of Ste. Genevieve tourism director Toby Carrig. “It’s a break from the winter doldrums.”