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NELLY’S BLACK AND WHITE BALL, ST. LOUIS’ PREMIER CELEBRITY GALA, RETURNS FOR 2025

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December 12, 2025
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One of St. Louis’ most iconic celebrations is set to shine once again. The Black and White Ball presented by CarShield will return on Sunday, December 14, 2025, bringing glamour, star power, and philanthropy to the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. After a decade-long run from 2006 to 2016, Nelly revived the highly anticipated gala in 2023, restoring its place as a signature event that uplifts his hometown while uniting celebrities, business leaders, and community advocates.

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This year’s edition promises high style and high impact. As in past years, the evening will raise funds for Make-A-Wish Missouri, helping grant life-changing wishes for children in the St. Louis region battling serious illnesses. The organization’s mission — to bring hope, joy, and inspiration to families through unforgettable experiences — remains central to the ball’s purpose. In addition to supporting Make-A-Wish, the gala will fund scholarships for students at Harris-Stowe State University, one of the nation’s historically Black colleges dedicated to expanding opportunity for underrepresented communities.

“For me, giving back to STL is personal,” Nelly said in a statement announcing the event. “This city has always shown love, and seeing people come together to take care of our kids — to grant wishes, to fund scholarships — that’s the heart of the Black and White Ball. It’s a celebration of who we are as a community.”

Over the years, the star-studded guest list has included elite entertainers and athletes such as Janet Jackson, Wyclef Jean, Monica, Metro Boomin, T-Pain, Ne-Yo, Allen Iverson, Jim Edmonds, Ozzie Smith, and Boyz II Men, alongside hometown legends and emerging talent. Local luminaries and national icons regularly share the ballroom, making the event a rare intersection of St. Louis culture, celebrity philanthropy, and Black excellence.

Beyond the red carpet glamour, the ball strengthens St. Louis institutions that serve families, foster education, and inspire the next generation. With backing from sponsors including Apple Bottoms, Walmart, and Date Ideas & Things To Do, and production by Derrty Entertainment and SYNERGY Productions LLC, the Black and White Ball continues to elevate its mission while showcasing St. Louis as a city rich in creativity, generosity, and social impact.

Additional details and ticket information can be found at www.blackwhiteballstl.com, as Nelly and his partners prepare to welcome another unforgettable evening where fashion meets philanthropy — and where St. Louis takes center stage.

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  1. Yvonne Spencer says:
    6 months ago

    What an Awesome event

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  2. Jeffrey Patterson says:
    5 months ago

    I was in town and missed this!

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