Veterans Festival St. LouisAddressP.O. Box 26 ContactDave Morgan | |
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Non-Profit Organization | Army, Retired | Member since June 21st, 2011 | |
The Veterans Festival in St. Louis, MO runs over Labor Day weekend in Forest Park. Filled with attractions, games, and entertainment, the Veterans Festival is suitable for all ages. The festival is presented by the Missouri Veterans Foundation. Contact Veterans Festival St. Louis toll free today at: (888) 276-8609 or locally in Jefferson City at: (636) 636-8761. This page has been visited 498 times. | |
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