Sunshine Daydream 420 Street Fest on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 11a – 7p in the Delmar Loop – University City, with the Main Stage in the Tivoli Lot
PEACE LOVE & 420!
The Loop 420 Street Fest Saturday April 18, 2026 11am – 7pm
With nearly 58 years combined in the industry, Sunshine Daydream & Emporium Smoke Shop have innovated and developed an adult centered celebration of the counterculture Holiday, 420, for almost 20 of those years. In 2023, with the legalization of recreational cannabis, in collaboration with the Loop Special Business District, we took the celebration to the next level by hosting a large one-day Festival to celebrate the 420 Holiday. Offering the public a larger opportunity to experience the cultural offerings of the industry, as it has become more widely accepted.
Enjoy a fun filled festival day Celebrating the counterculture that has
surrounded the 420 holiday for decades.
- Free to Attend
- Live Music
- Food & Beverage
- Local Vendor Booths
- Glassblowing Demos
- Drinks available at Fitz’s and The Passport Cocktail & Wine Bar
- Celebrating Record Store Day with Vintage Vinyl
- The Manequin Project Loop Kick-Off
- St. Louis Vintage Night Fest
*See Details Below
*PLUS* – Shop, Eat, Drink & Be Merry…The Delmar Loop is home to some of the most nostalgic, diverse and unique individually owned small businesses and restaurants in the St. Louis area. Enjoy 420 Specials & Deals while supporting small business owners at the numerous Brick & Mortar shops and restaurants that make this famous street what it is.
Live Music with Jake’s Leg
3pm – 6pm
Sunshine Daydream & Emporium Main Stage at the Tivoli Lot
Deadheads in St. Louis know Jake’s Leg. The band has been providing music for the scene for 50 years, playing thousands of shows to generations of like-minded fans who just wanna keep on dancin’. Maybe you’ve heard them in some dumpy little bar like the old Twenty North or at Busch Stadium: they’ve played ’em all and continue to do so on a regular basis. And the band keeps growing.
Started as a duo by guitarists and vocalists Randy Furrer and Tim Fahy in 1976, lead guitarist Dave Casper soon joined the fold. Players were added and the music grew, friends came and went. Some of them had 10-year-or-longer stints with Jake’s Leg, which is a long career for most non-touring rock bands. Bassist Joe Trunko came on board in 1990. Ryan Wilhite, after a short stint as percussionist, took over the drum kit in 2005. Most recently, well-seasoned St. Louis musician Bill Murphy has come on to fill the keyboard position. The sum of this is one of the longest-lasting bands in the country that plays a whole lot of your favorite songs and you’ll find them playing in and around St. Louis.
It’s not The Grateful Dead and it’s not supposed to be. While they draw mainly on the repertoire of America’s favorite psychedelic blues-rock jug band, Jake’s Leg naturally bring their own sensibilities to each part. The introspective singer-songwriter, the jazz stylings of an improvising soloist, rock-solid dance grooves, mind-bending jams: all are in play at their shows. The music can take you anywhere you want to go. And with their long-term unity and very capable musicianship, Jake’s Leg makes it a great-sounding trip.
What’s happening at a show? Music. Joy. Love. Peace. Singing. Dancing. Good Times. Fun. While making the sound track with lots of dedication and practice, the band knows that the audience is an integral part of each show. People leave their troubles at the door and get down together in a celebration of life. The audience members come in all ages and from every background, each bringing their own energy to the experience. The band and their audience have an on-going dialogue based in their mutual love of the music. It wasn’t planned, it just happened. And it’s still happening after 50 years. If you’re a fan of the songs of The Grateful Dead, do yourself a favor and see Jake’s Leg. Your friends are there and the music never stops
