Show Up for Cherokee ST
Apoya la Calle Cherokee

Retail shops have closed up. Many restaurants and bars have shuttered their doors. Music and event venues have gone silent.

But even in times of quarantine, there are still ways that we can show up for Cherokee Street, its small businesses and the people that rely on them.

Which is why the Cherokee Street CID and the Cherokee Lemp SBD have launched the Show Up for Cherokee Street campaign, raising funds for Cherokee Street employees out of work due to COVID-19.

Our Biggest Event

An annual tradition, with a long history, Cinco De Mayo: A Cherokee Street Festival has evolved into a celebration of community and one of the largest and most diverse festivals in the St. Louis area.

Each year, the festival attracts tens of thousands to Cherokee Street to enjoy authentic food, drinks, music, entertainment. We hope to see you at this year’s Cinco on Cherokee, to be celebrated on Saturday May 2nd.

Our Biggest Event

An annual tradition, with a long history, Cinco De Mayo: A Cherokee Street Festival has evolved into a celebration of community and one of the largest and most diverse festivals in the St. Louis area.

Each year, the festival attracts tens of thousands to Cherokee Street to enjoy authentic food, drinks, music, entertainment. We hope to see you at this year’s Cinco on Cherokee, to be celebrated on Saturday May 2nd.

Show Up for Cherokee ST //
Apoya la Calle Cherokee
 

Retail shops have closed up. Many restaurants and bars have shuttered their doors. Music and event venues have gone silent.

But even in times of quarantine, there are still ways that we can show up for Cherokee Street, its small businesses and the people that rely on them.

Which is why the Cherokee Street CID and the Cherokee Lemp SBD have launched the Show Up for Cherokee Street campaign, raising funds for Cherokee Street employees out of work due to COVID-19.