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Agree to Disagree

• When: 1-2 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays throughout August
• Where: St. Louis Art Museum, 1 Fine Arts Drive in Forest Park
• How much: Free
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This should be fun: Two art museum educators go head to head over a different piece of art each day. One likes it, the other doesn’t, and they will attempt to explain their sides without coming to blows. Obviously, it would be more fun if a punch or two were thrown. By Daniel Neman

D.L. Hughley

• When: 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Aug. 1-3
• Where: City Winery, 3730 Foundry Way
• How much: $45-$65
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King of comedy D.L. Hughley is heading back to St. Louis for three-nights of stories and laughs. His career began as the original host of BET’s “ComicView� in 1992, catapulting the Virginia native into a life of humor on the big screen, the small screen and the stage. Since starring alongside Steve Harvey, Bernie Mac and St. Louisan Cedric the Entertainer in Spike Lee’s “The Original Kings of Comedy,� Hughley has amassed national listenership through his syndicated radio show, starred in the ABC and UPN series “The Hughleys� and produced 11 stand-up specials. The comedian recently went viral after calling out those celebrating the verdict in the P. Diddy trial, calling them “morally bankrupt.� By Jasmine Osby

Tommy Davidson

• When: 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Aug. 1-3
• Where: Helium Comedy Club, 1151 St. Louis Galleria St.
• How much: $32.83-$45.25
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Beloved comedian Tommy Davidson is running to Helium Comedy Club for three nights of laughs. Davidson is no stranger to stages in St. Louis and performed at the Richmond Heights comedy club last fall. Expect a night of storytelling and vulnerable truths all wrapped up in a bundle of humor. By Jasmine Osby

'Dollhouse' by Three Manufacturers

• When: 7:30 p.m. through Aug. 9
• Where: The Chapel, 6238 Alexander Drive
• How much: $25, $15 for patrons 26 and under, $50 for VIP tickets
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Equally Represented Arts, an experimental theater in St. Louis run by Lucy Cashion, is tackling Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll's house" about an unfulfilled Norwegian housewife. In this version of the play a different director, each one trained in experimental theater, tackles each of the play's three acts. By Rosalind Early

SATURDAY

An Evening with Lizzie Borden

• When: 7 p.m. Aug. 2
• Where: American Oddities Museum, Mineral Springs Hotel, 301 E. Broadway, Alton
• How much: $48
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Somebody murdered Sarah and Andrew Borden on Aug. 4, 1892, in a particularly brutal and gruesome way. Their daughter Lizzie was tried for the crime, but acquitted. Following a dinner, author Troy Taylor will dissect (so to speak) the killings and will present reasons for his view that Lizzie was innocent. By Daniel Neman

World Naked Bike Ride

• When: 4 p.m. Aug. 2 (ride begins at 6 p.m.)
• Where: HandleBar, 4217 Manchester Ave.
• How much: Free
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The idea is simple: Everybody gets together and rides bicycles around the streets of St. Louis wearing as many or as few clothes as they wish. Some do go the full monty, but most do not. A costume contest (or lack thereof) will begin at 4:20 p.m., followed by the 6 p.m. ride. Live entertainment and street festivities begin back in the Grove at 8 p.m. By Daniel Neman

SUNDAY

All-Breed Cat Show

• When: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug. 3-4
• Where: Purina Farms, 500 William Danforth Way, Gray Summit
• How much: Free
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Like cats? Here is your chance to see up to 225 pedigreed and non-pedigreed cats in all of their feline finery. The event is sponsored by the Midwest TGIF Fanciers, and yes, TGIF stands for Thank Goodness it is Feline. By Daniel Neman

Peach Festival

• When: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 3
• Where: Pere Marquette State Park Lodge, 13653 Lodge Blvd., Grafton
• How much: Free
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This is the festival with the juice that runs down your chin. There will be plenty of local peaches for sampling and purchase, plus live music, vendors, kids’ activities, drink specials (including peach sangria), a peach-pit toss contest and a peach pie eating contest ($20 to participate, winner takes half the pot and a free night’s stay at the lodge). By Daniel Neman

TUESDAY

Jessie Murph

• When: 8 p.m. Aug. 5
• Where: The Factory, 17105 N. Outer Road, Chesterfield
• How much: Sold out
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At just 20 years old, singer Jessie Murph has made a global impact. She’s released songs with top artists like Jelly Roll, Koe Wetzel and Bailey Zimmerman while headlining sold-out tour dates and topping the Billboard charts. The Tennessee native released her second studio album, “Sex Hysteria,� on July 18 so expect to hear new songs and fan favorites like “Wild Ones� and “Pray.� By Jasmine Osby

THURSDAY

Elle Varner

• When: 6 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Aug. 7
• Where: City Winery, 3730 Foundry Way
• How much: $45-$55
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Grammy Award-winning singer Elle Varner rose to fame after releasing her debut album, “Perfectly Imperfect,� in 2012. Her jazzy acoustic vocals have made her a favorite among American music listeners, and she shone as a leader in the new school of R&B in the early 2010s. Although there were a few years when Varner was absent from the mainstream scene, the Brooklyn singer never fell off, co-writing songs for artists like Miguel while she wasn’t releasing her own original music. Expect to hear songs like “Refill� and “Only Wanna Give It to You.� By Jasmine Osby

Blues at the Arch Preview Night

• When: 7 p.m. Aug. 7
• Where: National Blues Museum, 615 Washington Ave.
• How much: Free
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This is the 10^th year for the Blues at the Arch Festival, and the fest folks are celebrating kicking off the activities a day early with a preview-night concert by St. Louis’ own Jeremiah Johnson. Tickets are free, but the show is at the National Blues Museum, which means their number is limited. By Daniel Neman

K. Michelle

• When: 7:30 p.m. Aug. 7
• Where: The Factory, 17105 N. Outer 40 Road, Chesterfield
• How much: $63.70-$92.40
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Singer K. Michelle made big mark as the rambunctious, R&B diva with a story to tell and unafraid to shake the table on hit reality television shows like “Love and Hip-Hop.� However, the talented vocalist’s journey started in country music. Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, K. Michelle received a scholarship to college for yodeling before traveling down the path to being an R&B superstar. After snagging multiple hits and platinum selling records on the pop and R&B charts, K. Michelle released her most recent album “I’M THE PROBLEM� in 2023. Expect to hear R&B hits like “V.S.O.P� and “Love ‘Em All� as well as songs from her country music catalog like “Tennessee.� By Jasmine Osby