Events - Classic 107.3

Throughout the year, Classic 107.3 hosts events for our listeners and supporters.

An Evening with Slatkin & Denève

Join us for an evening of live music and conversation with Leonard Slatkin and Stéphane Denève as they tell tales from the conductor’s podium, answer audience questions, and more! Enjoy cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres from Butler’s Pantry, socialize with friends, and win great raffle prizes, all while raising funds for Classic 107.3! Tickets on sale now! Leonard’s photo by Cindy McTee.

Tickets

Mark your calendars:
Monday, March 31, 2025, at 6pm
The Sheldon Concert Hall
3648 Washington Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63108

Classic 107.3 Presents: An Evening With Slatkin & Deneve

Beat Beethoven 5K

Think you have what it takes to Beat Beethoven?
May 4, 2025

Then, mark your calendars for May the Fourth! Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor generally takes about 31-35 minutes to play, depending on the conductor and orchestra. A 5K is 3.10 miles.

Our annual “Beat Beethoven 5K” is a fundraising event for Classic 107.3, the Voice for the Arts in St. Louis. Everyone who registers before the deadline will receive an event t-shirt and a finisher’s medal (plus on-air radio shout-outs if you “beat Beethoven”)! Kids under 18 receive a registration discount.

This year, our annual event will be on May 4th, which is also known as Star Wars Day! (May the Fourth be with You…) A bit of a galaxy far, far away will certainly be a part of the festivities. Costumes are encouraged!

If running/walking is not for you, please consider supporting the event with a donation! Click here to donate.

Registration is NOW OPEN! Click here to register.

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Slatkin’s Silver Screen – Amadeus 40th Anniversary

Leonard Slatkin shares his thoughts on Amadeus! (This event took place October 20, 2024)

Celebrate the 40^th anniversary of one of the greatest films ever made, Amadeus, a fictionalized story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart directed by Milos Forman.

Join Maestro Leonard Slatkin, Conductor Laureate of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, for a pre-screening discussion offering unique insights on this landmark movie. The Chamber Music Society of St. Louis will set the stage with selections by Mozart!