MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

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MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

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MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

MATI 2027 • JULY 15-18 •

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July 15-18, 2027 Save the date! MATI (year 7) is back, taking over Grand Center Arts District with 8 main stages and an even bigger, fully walkable, indoor-outdoor summer festival experience.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s Powell Hall and The Sheldon Concert Hall (new for 2027) join the Fabulous Fox Theater, The Sovereign and Jazz St Louis as indoor, ticketed stages. Plus, MATI’s community block party is growing with The Big Top, a mobile Wash Ave Stage and the Counterpublic Performance Green Stage completely FREE for 2027.

Read more about MATI Festival and Conference 2027 here - and stay tuned for artists / tickets dropping in Spring 2027.

JOIN THE MATI MOVEMENT

At pass purchase, MATI festivalgoers have an option to join the MATI Movement (Friend or Supporter). The MATI Members program asks attendees to become patrons, helping ensure that the festival - created and funded by St. Louis non-profit and civic organizations - grows and thrives for generations to come.  

As part of a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, MATI is about more than entertainment. The festival and conference is about accessibility, community and ensuring the arts remain central to St. Louis’ identity, tourism and growth. MATI Member contributions go to fund:

  • Access for all. MATI provides free festival passes to community members who may not have otherwise afforded to attend. 

    1. Supporting artists. MATI fuels the work of musicians, visual artists and thought leaders. The event also creates job opportunities within the arts and entertainment sector of St. Louis, from performance to production.

  • Building community. The festival and conference ensures a space where ideas, creativity and connections thrive, establishing St. Louis as a premier arts and entertainment destination while building civic pride.