Out & About Fall 2011 Issue

OOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTTThe Shopping, D in ing & En ter ta inment Gu ide to Ches ter f ie ld /West County

OOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTTChester f ield An official publication of the

Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce

SEPT-OCT, 2011

Chester f ield

SEPT-OCT, 2011

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An official publication of theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce

HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS CLOSE TO HOME

SUREFIRE TIPS FOR A GREAT HONEYMOON

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EXPERIENCE LIVE THEATRE AROUND TOWN

Let’s Party!10th Annual Party &

Wedding Planning Guide

Cover Feature: Page 43

The WolfPublic HouseGreat Music and Food ComeTogether at West County’s

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Published By:Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce

Editor: Stella Moritz

Contributing Writers/Editors/Photography :Juanita Jahn,Allison Izsak, Mary Phelps, Ed Hinders,

Donna Beck, Lauren Beck,Tom Keller, Leslie LaBoube,Margo Colestock

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Pat Catanzaro: President & PublisherDave Schellenberg: Design & Production

Phil Catanzaro, Annette Castellano: Sales ConsultantsIntern- Nathan Souder

On the Cover- The Wolf Public House

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Stop by for visitor informationPh: 636-532-3399 / Fax: 636-532-7446

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Contents

For advertising rates call Pat Catanzaro atGateway Creative, 636-532-5805 or

email [email protected] magazine online- gatewaycreative.net

Fax event related news releases to the:Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce

636-532-7446, or e-mail [email protected]

Dates for Chesterfield area events listed inOut & About are subject to change. Call the individualestablishments for more information on specific events.

Welcome

Dear Readers,It is with heavy hearts

that we inform you thatJoanie Schmelig, ourleader and editor-in-chiefand President of theChesterfield Chamber ofCommerce, recently losther battle with breast can-cer and passed away aftera long illness. Joan wasone of the people respon-sible for starting the Out& About Magazine in 1996.She also had started orcontributed to many of the events that happenin Chesterfield. Some of her projects includedthe concert series in Faust Park, the annualPumpkin Run, and the Business to BusinessExpo. She alerted many of the Chesterfield resi-dents and businesses about the flood of 1993and rolled up her sleeves to help bringChesterfield Valley back into business.

She grew the Chesterfield Chamber fromabout 100 people from her basement office in1982 to more than 900 busineses with 1800members during her 30 years of service. Shedevoted her life to family, friends and makingChesterfield happen. In 2010 she was awardedthe ‘Chesterfield Citizen of the Year’ for hermany accomplishments.There was no one thatdeserved the award more than she did.

We will miss her immensely.We dedicate thisissue of Out & About to our dear Joanie- the‘First Lady’ of Chesterfield. Life at the Chamberwill not be the same without her driving force.

We also thank the contributing writers (vol-unteers, we might add) who workdiligently to bring you useful andentertaining information in eachissue of the Out & About.

The Staff

SEPT-OCT, 2011

Contents6 Hot Picks8 New Businesses in Town10 Sept Events- What’s happening.16 Expert Advice18 Oct Events- What’s happening.21 Pumpkin Run22 Halloween Happenings25 Special Section- 10th Annual Party

& Wedding Planning GuideA resource for all your party needs!

35 Tips for Honeymooners37 Take Time to DeStress- Some ways

to unwind.38 Live Theatre in Chesterfield-

Great theatre performances right herein town.

39 Kidz Korner- Brain teasers and puzzles.40 Chesterfield Treasures- Places we

love in Chesterfield that you may notknow about.

41 A Taste of Chesterfield- Wining, din-ing and local color.

42 Where to Satisfy your Sweet Tooth-Places to go to get the best cupcakes intown!

43 Front Cover Feature- The Wolf PublicHouse.

44 Restaurant News-Wine tastings, patiodining, cheap eats.

47 Who’s Out & About- Meet the peopleof Chesterfield as they venture out andabout to their favorite restaurants,events, shops and more.

Find Us and“Friend” us on

Facebook!Search “Out & About” to get

the latest on events, contests,giveaways, promotions and

more to come!

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HOT picksGumbo FlatsPumpkin Runand WalkDay: Oct 29Cost: Race day registration is$25. Youth 9 to 14 is $15 ifreceived by Oct. 14, or $20for late or race day.Location: Starts inChesterfield Towne Centreoff Long RoadContact: 636-532-3399chesterfieldmochamber.comThis annual run/walk is spon-sored by the ChesterfieldChamber of Commerce and is ahit for the whole family.Complimentary finish line break-fast for all attendees. All regis-tered little goblines get a freePumpkin Run T-shirt and a com-pletion award. Costumes areencouraged during the run/walk.

Faust Folkand Fine ArtsFestivalDay: Sat-Sun Sept 24 & 25(10 am-5 pm)Cost: $5Location: Faust Park15185 Olive BlvdContact: 314-615-8328stlouisco.com/parksThis Chesterfield tradition mergesfine art with folk art and historicalactivities. Hay wagons offer free rides to period dressed staff demonstrating traditionalskills such as blacksmithing, pottery, doll making and much more as well as juried artistson site to offer original fine art in many medias. Live music and refreshments available aswell as free carousel rides.

Happy HalloweenCarve a pumpkin, visit a trick-or-treatevent, take a hayride or pick your own ownpumpkin at a local farm.

Dinner: 5-10 pm, Tues thru Thurs • Till 11 pm, Fri & SatNew Fall/Winter Menu Showcasing Mid-September

Celebrating Our One-Year Anniversary Sept. 24Special Menu Created by Chef Paeo and Owner Mikki Jones

(Reservations Required. Call or check website for details)

Rehearsal Dinners, Holiday Parties, Anniversaries, Bridal Showers, Birthdays & Milestones

(Bistro seats 40-45 inside. Additional seating in the bar and on the patio.)

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ABC ChefsCooking Academy(2nd Floor between Macys andWilliams Sonoma)231B Chesterfield Mall # 548636-543-8650636-675-2614www.abcchefsacademy.comOwner, Faronda Davis

Offers cooking classes to kidsand teens in a safe environmentthat encourages fun and creativi-ty.We are the first cookingschool in St. Louis designed forkids and teens with year roundclasses, our goal is to get kidsinvolved in the kitchen, introduc-ing them to fresh ingredientsand the joy of cooking.From reading recipes to gather-ing ingredients children are ableto see step by step how eachingredient plays a part in theirmeals.

We offer hands- on cookingbirthday parties for boys andgirls with many different themesto choose from, weekly afterschool cooking classes, summer& holiday camps, girl & boyscout badges, field trips and

weekend cooking workshops.Kids also will get to cook withlocal chefs and restaurant own-ers from the St. Louis area.ABC Chefs "Making deliciousmemories all year long".

The Hangar Grill127 Chesterfield Towne Centre626-530-1745thehangargrill.com

The newest place for goodfood and good times in theChesterfield Valley.The Hangar’smenu boasts “upscale bar andgrill fare, including signaturedishes.” Add to this, week nightand Saturday specials, karaoke,Direct TV sports, comfortableatmosphere and reasonableprices. It’s sure to be a winner!Open Monday-Saturday, 11 am-1:30 am. and Sunday, 11 am –midnight.

Metro Lighting and MetroElectric Supply17485 N. Outer Road636-449-1999

Metro Lighting and MetroElectric Supply are happy to addChesterfield, MO to their list ofconvenient locations.The 25,000

square feet facility houses theretail lighting showroom, whole-sale & retail electrical supplycounter, warehouse and officespace.on the north side ofHighway 40, just west of theBoone’s Crossing exit. MetroElectric Supply is currently openfor business Monday-Friday 7am– 5pm & Saturday 8am – noon.Metro Lighting will be open in

late September/early October;Monday 9am – 6pm,Tuesday-Friday 9am – 8pm, Saturday10am – 5pm & Sunday, noon –5pm. Metro Electric Supply andMetro Lighting are local familyowned and operated, and havebeen in business since 1967. Formore information, contact Barbat [email protected]

St. Louis Sippery and Café 161 Long Rd. Chesterfield 636-532-0800, sippery.com Mon-Fri-7:30 am-6 pmSat/Sun- 9 am-3 pm (servingbreakfast all-day)

The St. Louis Sippery andCafé once housed in PlazaFrontenac, has moved into the

Chesterfield Valley and hasexpanded its gourmet cafémodel.This includes seating for80 in the dining area for theestablished café crowd, expan-sion of the existing cateringdepartment including deliveryservice, retail marketplace and afull service event room adjacentto the new facility.The menufavorites the Sippery has beenknown for are still on the bill offare - chicken salad, tuna, white-fish salad and chopped liver.Now, the restaurant roasts itsown meats - turkey, ham andbrisket in house. In addition, theSippery plays host to an on-sitebaker specializing in both gooey-butter and cheesecakes alongwith an array of other delicacies.

Owned by Janis Silversteinand her daughter,Valarie Yaffewho serves as Sales andCommunications manager forthe company.

Opening Soon.........Gordman’s,Tahoe Joe’s,

It’s a Better Burger, Aldi’s,Smashburger, Chandler Hill

New Businessesand other happenings

New Businesses...If you’d like to be profiled in this

section, send your companyname, address, phone, website,

photo, & 40-word description to:stella@

chesterfieldmochamber.com

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S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table ofcontents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax,mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad inwhich you found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Oct. 15 for a$50 dining certificate. Send to:101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy.Chesterfield, MO 63005•E-Mail: [email protected]: 636-532-7446•Or on Facebook at Out & About MagazineCongrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Michelle Wolf of Pacific.

She got her O&A at Cheeburger Cheeburger at Chesterfield Mall.

Top:Fall Festivals Abound

Center:Annual Chesterfield Charity

Car Show

Bottom:K-9 Splash at

Chesterfield Aquatic Center

Arts &Entertainment

Outdoor SculptureExhibition ReceptionDay:Thu (6-8 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St Louis Community College-Wildwood, 2645 Generations DrContact: 636-422-2241stlcc.edu/ww/highlightsCelebrate the recent addition of new sculptorsto the Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit.Visitors areinvited to tour the campus and visit with theartists. Light refreshments served.

Faculty SabbaticalArt ExhibitionDay: Mon-Thu(8 am-7 pm), Fri (8 am-4pm) Cost: freeLocation: St Louis Community College-Wildwood, 2645 Generations DrContact: 636-422-2241stlcc.edu/ww/highlightsVisionary painter and STLCC professor MarkWeber will exhibit “Special Intentions,” a newseries of oil paintings.Weber has exhibited insolo and group exhibitions throughout the U.S.

“Local Color: SevenYears of Regional Art”Day:Wed-Thu-Sat (11 am-6 pm); Fri (11am-7 pm); Sun (10 am-5 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Gateway Gallery, 7921 ForsythContact: gatewaygalleryonline.comGateway Gallery is a unique co-op galleryexhibiting 18 regional, award-winning artistswhose works range from traditional landscapeto contemporary abstract in all media types.

Murder MysteryDinner Theatre:“Dead Like Me”Day: Fri & Sat (7 pm)Cost: $48.95 per personLocation: Lemp Mansion 3322 DeMenil PlContact: 314-664-8024; lempmansion.com

Murder MysteryDinner Theatre:“Stairwayto Heaven”Day: Fri-Sat (7 pm); Sun (2 pm)Cost: $52.95 per personLocation: Bissel Mansion 4426 Randall PlContact: 314-533-9830;bissellmansion.comJoin Jan S. Joplin and Jack Blues as they havebeen sent down from heaven on a mission.Before Melvis can climb the stairway to jointhe heavenly band, Jan and Jack must helphim find his killer. Includes 4-course meal.

Fall Art FairDay: Fri (6-9 pm); Sat (10 am-6 pm); Sun(11 am-4 pm)Cost: $5; free to under 18Location: Queeny Park, 550 Weidman RdContact: 314-997-1181; 636-724-5968;gslaa.org130 juried artists from around the U.S. repre-senting all media. Featuring live music, winetasting, children’s activities,“Art Wall,”refresh-ments and drawings for free art pieces.

“Red”Day:Wed-Fri(8 pm); Sat (5 pm); Sun(2& 7pm)Cost: check websiteLocation: Browning Mainstage at theLoretto-Hilton CenterContact: 314-968-4925; reptstl.org“Red” exposes the tormented mind ofabstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko.This 2010 Tony-Award winning play is a sear-ing portrait of the ambition, vulnerability andagony inherent in the art of making art.

“Victor/Victoria”presented by STAGESDay: call for performancesCost: callLocation: Kirkwood Civic Center111 S Geyer RdContact: 314-821-2407A woman pretending to be a man pretendingto be a woman! It’s a piece of cake for out-of-work soprano Victoria Grant in this hilariousfun-filled romp through 1930’s Paris.Til Oct 9.

Arianna String Quartet:TributeDay: Fri (8 pm)Cost: $23Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St LouisContact: touhill.orgCommemorating the 10th anniversary of9/11, the quartet performs powerful anduplifting pieces.

“The Winners” Day:Thu-Sat (8pm); Sat (3 pm);Sun (7 pm)Cost: $25; $20 (62+); $15 student rush(5 min before showtime)Location: Kranzberg Arts Center501 N GrandContact: 314-289-4063; hotcitytheatre.orgCassie and Kurt just won $337 million in thelottery! The first thing they buy? A night with acall-girl! What starts as a playful fantasy turnsinto something dark.

St Louis Symphony Live:Warner Bros Presents“Bugs Bunny at theSymphony”Day: Sat (7 pm); Sun (2 pm)Cost: $35-$65Location: Powell Symphony HallContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111slso.orgThe St. Louis Symphony provides live accom-paniment to favorite classic “Looney Tunes” onthe big screen.

“Nests, Shellsand Corners” ExhibitDay: Mon-Thu (10 am-6:30 pm); Fri (10am-4 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Meramec Contemporary ArtGallery, 11333 Big Bend RdContact: 314-984-7562;stlcc.edu/mc/theatreSix artists rethink how we occupy everydayspaces: home, office and studio.

River ValleyAuthorSeriesDay: 2nd Wed of each month (7-8:30 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Chesterfield Arts, 444Chesterfield Center, suite 130Contact: 636-519-1955;chesterfieldarts.orgThis series features authors disclosing theirbooks in the Gallery at CA.These entertain-ing, energetic and down-to-earth authorsshare life lessons and their publishing successwith time for Q & A from the audience.

Artists and ApplesLecture SeriesDay:Wed (12:30-1:30 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St Louis Community College-Wildwood, 2645 Generations DrContact: 636-422-2241; stlcc.edu/ww/high-lights

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A free lunch-time lecture featuring artistsfrom different disciplines who speak abouttheir work and careers. Light refreshmentsserved. No registration required.Other dates: 10/5 &11/9

“Dirty Blonde”by Claudia ShearDay:Thu-Sat (8 pm); Sun (2 pm)Cost: $25; $22 students & 60+; $18groups 10+ Location: Dramatic License Theatre,Chesterfield Mall (upper level by Sears)Contact: 636-220-7012dramaticlicenseproductions.orgThrough the eyes of two adoring fans, thisbio-comedy with music chronicles the earlyvaudeville to late movie career of thewoman called “the Eighth Wonder of theWorld.” For mature audiences.

St Louis SymphonyOrchestral Series: Rite ofSpringDay: Fri-Sat (8 pm)Cost: callLocation: Powell Symphony Hall, 718 NGrandContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111;slso.orgThree ballet masterpieces in one program.

Alison Krauss &Union StationDay:Thu (8 pm)Cost: $39.50-$59.50Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111;fabulousfox.comFeaturing Jerry Douglas.

Toby KeithDay: Fri (7 pm)Cost: callLocation:Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterContact: 314-745-3000; livenation.comFeaturing Eric Church and JT Hodges.

Disney On IcePresents Disney Pixar’s“Toy Story 3”

Day:Thu- Fri (7 pm);-Sat (11 am; 3 pm;7 pm); Sun (12 pm; 4 pm)Cost: $15, $21, $37, $67Location: Chaifetz ArenaContact: 314-534-1111Catch all the heroic action when BuzzLightyear and the Toy Story gang escapefrom the rambunctious tots of SunnysideDaycare and race for home, in their mostdaring adventure ever! A few new facesjoin the fun, including Barbie’s groovy bach-elor Ken and Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear. It’s thebiggest Toy Story experience on ice.

St Louis SymphonyOrchestral Series: Mahler 1Day: Fri-Sat (8 pm)Cost: callLocation: Powell Symphony Hall718 N GrandContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111slso.orgOrli Shaham joins the symphony for theworld premiere of Steven Mackey’s PianoConcerto, a delicate and witty work mim-icking a modern-day Mozart.

Y-Rep presents“Broadway FantasiesReview”Day: Fri-Sat (7:30 pm); Sun (3 pm)Cost: $8 adults, $5 students/seniorsLocation: Chesterfield CommunityTheatre at West County Family YMCAContact: 636-532-6515 x 227; ymcast-louis.org/westcountyA lively musical review featuring songs fromfavorite fantasy musicals.

5th Annual Dancing inthe StreetDay: SatCost: freeLocation: Grand Center Arts &Entertainment District (between Lindell& Delmar)Contact: 314-533-1884; grandcenter.orgThe opening of Grand Center’s fall artsseason is celebrated with a street festivalfeaturing performances and dancers in avariety of dance styles including tap, ballet,clog, modern, hip hop, belly, jazz, salsa andmore.

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Phase I of Riparian Trail is OpenThis trail is a half

mile long and ispart of a three-phaseplan to construct apedestrian/bike pathwhich begins nearthe ChesterfieldFamily AquaticCenter and willextend to OldChesterfield Road and will eventually connect to theMonarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail. Parking is available atthe parking lot for the Family Aquatic Center.

Contact: www.chesterfield.mo.usPhone 636.812.9500

Faust Park Folk &Fine Art Festival

FOLK ARTISTS• Blacksmiths • Quilting

• Rug Making • Corn Husk Dolls • Wood Carving • Pottery • FiringDemonstrations • Fun Activities!

JURIED FINE ARTS& CRAFTS

• Oil and Acrylics • Sculpture • Jewelry• Pen & Ink • Water

Color • Wood

Sept 24 & 25, 2011 • 10 am - 5 pmFaust Park • 15185 Olive Blvd

4 & under free • Includes Free Carousel Rides andHayrides • Children’s Activities by the Carousel

and in the Village • Live Music

www.stlouisco.com/parks • 314-615-8328 -or- 314-615-8482

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Zheng Xulan:Songs of China Day: Sat (8 pm)Cost: $18Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St LouisContact: touhill.orgPresented by the Center for InternationalStudies. One of the most popular folksingers in China.

Faust Folkand Fine Arts FestivalDay: Sat-Sun (10 am-5 pm)Cost: $5Location: Faust Park, 15185 Olive BlvdContact: 314-615-8328;stlouisco.com/parksThis Chesterfield tradition merges fine artwith folk art and historical activities. Haywagons offer free rides and period dressedstaff demonstrate traditional skills such asblacksmithing, pottery, doll making andmuch more as well as juried artists on siteto offer original fine art in many medias.Live music and refreshments available aswell as free carousel rides.

“The AddamsFamily”Day:Tue, Fri, Sat (8 pm); Sat, Sun (2 pm)Cost: $15-$85Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N.Grand BlvdContact: 314-534-1678; 314-534-1111;fabulousfox.comIt’s every parent’s nightmare.Your little girlhas suddenly become a young woman, andwhat’s worse, has fallen deliriously in lovewith a sweet, smart young man from arespectable family. Yes,Wednesday Addams,the ultimate princess of darkness, has a“normal” boyfriend, and for her parents thisshocking development will turn the Addamshouse downside up. It’s off the wall!

Open Mic NightDay:Thu (7-9 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Louis Community College-Wildwood, 2645 Generations DrContact: 636-422-2241;stlcc.edu/ww/highlightsAll are invited to present their writing, visualart, music or dramatic work at an openmicrophone. Contact [email protected]

St Louis SymphonyOrchestral Series:AnAmerican in ParisDay: Fri (8 pm)Cost: callLocation: Powell Symphony Hall718 N GrandContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111slso.orgAll-American program of favorites completewith Gershwin’s depiction of an American’sescapades through the ‘City of Lights.”

“SleepingBeauty” with DavidGonzalesDay: Fri-SunCost: callLocation: COCA, 524 Trinity AveContact: 314-725-6555; cocastl.orgWith original live music inspired by J.S. Bachand charming video design, this classic taleis spun in rhymed verse by master storytellerDavid Gonzales.

Y-Rep Trouperspresent “Robin Hood”Day: Fri (10 am); Sat (1 pm); Sun (3 pm)Cost: $8 adults, $5 students/seniorsLocation: Chesterfield CommunityTheatre at West County Family YMCAContact: 636-532-6515 x 227; ymcast-louis.org/westcountyThe classic tale of glory and honor ripe withlaughs and audience participation.

Fairs, Festivals andFamily Fun

Eberwein Dog ParkGrand OpeningDay:Thu-Fri (9 am-6 pm)Location: Eberwein Dog Park1627 Old Baxter RdContact: 636-812-9500;chesterfield.mo.usThe park is open to Chesterfield residentsonly and each dog must wear a dog tag.Tags are available at City Hall and are $10for the rest of this season.

Wildwood FoundersDay CelebrationDay: Sat (10 am-5 pm)Cost: freeLocation: 183 Wildwood Plaza DrContact: 636-458-0440;cityofwildwood.comParade at 10am, BBQ, refreshments, car-riage rides, pony rides, music, farmer’s mar-ket and booths.

International VultureAwareness DayDay: Sat (10 am-3 pm)Cost: free; no reservations requiredLocation:World Bird Sanctuary, 125 BaldEagle Ridge RdContact: 314-225-4390 x 102; worldbird-sanctuary.orgCelebrate vultures with zoos and conserva-tion groups around the world. See vulturesfrom North America and Africa as well as alive American Condor. Free flight shows, kidsactivities and Vulture Scavenger Hunt.Sponsored by Ameren Missouri.

Annual ChesterfieldCharity Car ShowDay: Sat (10 am-4 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Emerald Point16141 Swingley Ridge RdContact: 314-265-1330; bvscargroup.com18 trophy classes. Goody bags, music, food,raffle, giveaways.

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Broadway. Family style.Broadway. Family style.

314-534-1111 • MetroTix.comwww.TheAddamsFamilyMusical.com

15193 Olive Boulevard Chesterfield, MO 63017Phone: (636) 530-0076 www.butterflyhouse.org

Visit the Butterfly House this October during our extended evening hours to see 2,000 spectacular owl butterflies in free flight among hundreds of vividly blooming orchids and other tropical plants!

Open Tuesdays in October 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.;

Wednesday–Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;

closed Mondays.


St. NicholasGreek FestivalDay: Sat-Sun (11 am-9 pm); Mon (11am-8 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Nicholas Greek OrthodoxChurch, 4967 Forest Park AveContact: 314-361-6924; stnicholas.mis-souri.goarch.org/greekfestivalAuthentic Greek food and pastries, dancedemonstrations and live music. Importsfrom Greece sold in the bazaar.

Big MuddyBlues FestivalDay: Sat-Sun (noon-11 pm)Cost: callLocation: Laclede’s LandingContact: 314-241-5875;lacledeslanding.comFeel the rhythm and find your groove atthis blues music festival.

35th AnnualJapanese FestivalDay: Sat-Sun (10 am-8 pm); Mon (10am-5 pm)Cost: $15(13-64); $10 (65+); $5 (3-12)and Garden MembersLocation: Missouri Botanical Garden,4344 Shaw BlvdContact: 314-577-9400; 800-642-8842;mobot.orgHighlights Japanese culture with tours ofthe Japanese garden, art exhibits, traditionalprocessions, tea ceremonies, kimonodemonstrations, food, music, dancing, etc.

Labor Day ParadeDay: Mon (9 am)Cost: freeLocation: Downtown St. LouisContact: 314-647-6336; stlclc.orgAnnual parade sponsored by the St. LouisLabor Council.

K-9 Splash at theChesterfield FamilyAquatic CenterDay:Tue (4:30-7 pm)Cost: $7/dog; $3/person (children underage 2 are free)Location: Chesterfield Family AquaticCenter, 16365 Lydia Hill DrContact: 636-812-9500;chesterfield.mo.usMust have most recent record of vaccina-tions for your dog to participate. No pup-pies under five months old. Play catch, swimabout or just hang out.

STAGES PerformingArts Academy FallRegistrationDay: Evening & Sat weekly classesCost: variesLocation: STAGES, 444 ChesterfieldCenterContact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.orgSTAGES offers musical theatre, acting, voiceand dance classes for children and adults.

Ferrari Auto ShowDay: Sun (10 am-3 pm)Cost: free ($5 museum admission)

Location: Kemp Auto Museum, 16955Chesterfield Airport RdContact: 636-537-1718;kempautomuseum.orgEnjoy rare vintage and new Ferraris in arelaxed, outdoor setting. A must-see showfor the history and culture buffs.

Wildwood ConcertSeries:The New Invaders(60’s Tribute Group)Day: Fri (6:45 pm)Cost: freeLocation: 183 Plaza DrWildwood Town CenterContact: 636-458-0440Music, food and drink.

Great Forest ParkBalloon Glow and RaceDay: Fri (glow); Sat (race) times TBDCost: freeLocation: Central Field in Forest ParkContact: 314-993-2901; greatforestpark-balloonrace.comFestivities begin with the Balloon Glow onFri evening and continue with race dayactivities on Sat. Rain date Sep 18.

Amazing TasteDay: Sun (1-5 pm)Cost: $35 per in advance; $40-doorLocation: 183 Plaza Dr.Wildwood Town CenterContact: 314-771-5868; angelsarms.orgTaste over 500 wines, beers, spirits andeats. All proceeds benefit Angels Arms.

Greater St LouisHispanic FestivalDay: Fri-Sun (10am-10 pm); Sun (11 am-9pm)Cost: freeLocation: Soldier’s Memorial PlazaContact: 314-837-6100hispanicfestivalstl.comFair activities include authentic Hispanicfoods, arts and crafts, live music, folkloricdancers and more.

“Superstars of Soul”Day: Sat (7:30 pm)Cost: $41.50; $54.50; $69.50Location: Chaifetz ArenaContact: 314-534-1111The legendary Isley Brothers along with ElDebarge, Keith Sweat and After 7 unite forthe “Superstars of Soul.”

11th Annual OldWebster Jazz & BluesFestivalDay: Sat (noon-11 pm)

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Cost: freeLocation:Webster Groves HistoricDistrict, Gore & LockwoodContact: 314-961-4656oldwebsterjazzfestival.comFamily friendly festival featuring food anddrink and street entertainers.

Pioneer DaysDay: Sat- Sun (9 am-5 pm)Cost: $12-adults, $10-seniors, $6-children.Location: 1868 Highway F, Defiance, MOContact: 636-798-2005;lindenwood.edu/boone Step into an 1800’s village and enjoy periodtrades, children’s games, and special pro-grams. Cost includes access to the DanielBoone Home and Boonefield Village. Grouprates available with prior reservation.

BBQ To BenefitBackstoppers Sponsored byTeam 1 Auto BodyDay:WedCost: donations please! Location: 638 Goddard AveContact: 314-920-6710

Reservations requested. Join the fun for BBQ,attendance prizes and 50/50 drawing. All pro-ceeds to benefit Backstoppers.

A Taste of St LouisDay: Fri (4-11 pm); Sat (11 am-11 pm); Sun(11 am-9 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Soldier’s Memorial Plaza,DowntownContact: 314-534-2100; tastestl.comA celebration of food, art, music and culturefeaturing celebrity chef appearances, art andwine walk, marketplace, kid’s kitchen & more.

Green Homes andGreat Health FestivalDay: Sat (9 am-5 pm)Cost: Included with Garden admission ($8adults-free before noon)Location: Missouri Botanical Garden4344 Shaw BlvdContact: 314-577-5100;greenhomesstl.org; mobot.orgTwo great local events are joining forces tohelp St. Louis families live green and healthier.Check website for all available activities.

St. Louis HomeFires BBQ BashDay: Sat-SunCost: freeLocation: 183 Plaza DrWildwood Town CenterContact: 636-458-0440BBQ contests, music, food, refreshments, chil-dren’s entertainment, farmer’s market.

Best of Missouri Market“First Look Friday”Day: Fri (6-9 pm)Cost: $12 (13-64); $10 (65+); $5 (3-12)and Garden MembersLocation: Missouri Botanical Garden4344 Shaw BlvdContact: 314-577-9400; 800-642-8842;mobot.org- Tickets available online.Shop and dine at the Best of Missouri Marketin celebration of it’s 20th anniversary. Over120 Missouri food producers and craftersoffer fresh produce, baked goods, fresh anddried flowers, herbs, baskets, wooden toys,custom jewelry and more! Enjoy music andattendance prize drawings. Rain or shine.

St. LouisScottish Games andCultural FestivalDay: Fri (5-10 pm); Sat (8:30 am-6 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Forest Park, south of theHistory MuseumContact: 314-821-1286stlouis-scottishgames.comAt Langenberg Field-a torchlight ceremonyand a “calling” of the Scottish clans, followedby a ceilidh, a celebration with singing anddancing. Saturday events feature heavy athlet-ics, bagpipe bands competition, Highlanddancing, sheepdog herding and much more.

Kids,Tweens &Teens

Visiting Artist Series:Mad for HatsDay: Sat (10 am-5 pm); Sun (11:30 am-5pm)Cost: free with museum admissionLocation:The Magic House, 516 SKirkwood RdContact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.orgDesign and create recycled headgear that isfashionable, eco-friendly and fun.

Stories at STAGESDay:Wed (10:15 am and 1:15 pm)Cost: freeLocation: STAGES444 Chesterfield CenterContact: 636-530-5959; stagesstlouis.orgBring your child and experience your favoriteclassic kids stories in a whole new way! Enjoyan interactive reading and performance bySTAGES artists, followed by dramatic playactivities for the children. For pre-school orearly elementary age children.

Friday FrenzieDay: Fri (7-8:30 pm)Cost: $5 ( for 4th-5th grade)Location: St. John Church15800 Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netA fun evening of games with your friends.Make new friends too. Snacks provided.

Annual Kid’sFlea MarketDay: Sun (11 am-3 pm)Cost: free to attend and shop; $15 toreserve a table to sellLocation:The Magic House516 S Kirkwood RdContact: 314-822-8900 x 18;

magichouse.orgEnterprising kids 16 and under are invited tosell their outgrown toys and games, books orhandmade items. Fun for buyers and sellers!Reservations required to sell.

Puppets GaloreDay: Fri (9:30-11 am)Cost: $5/person in advance and $6/per-son day of performanceLocation:The St. Louis Carousel in FaustPark, 15185 Olive BlvdContact: 314-615-8383 for tickets or pur-chase at Carousel gift shopJoin the Puppet Guild of Greater St. Louis fora fun morning that will include a puppetshow, carousel ride and puppet making work-shops. The Peppy Puppet Troupe will presenttheir puppet show entitled “Goldilocks andthe 3 Bears.”After the show visit the puppetmaking workshops and make puppets.

Health, Sports &Fitness

NEW! St. Luke’s OnlineChildbirth ClassDay: anyCost: $60Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comLearn about pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeed-ing and newborn care with this web-basedinteractive program. Once registered you willreceive a code to access the website.

2nd Annual Run toRemember; 5K Run/WalkDay: Sat (8 am)Cost: $30 before 9/10; $35 on race dayLocation: 183 Plaza DrContact: bigriverrunning.com/runtore-memberA 5K race to remember those who lost theirlives on 9/11 starts at Wildwood Town Center,runs through the city of Wildwood, includingrunning through the apparatus room of MetroWest Fire Station #3 and concludes back atWildwood Town Center. Unique to this racewill be a custom race bib to commemorate allthe lives lost on that day. The 1mile walkstarts and ends at Wildwood Town Center.

Journey of HopeDay: Sat (8:30 am-5:30 pm)Cost: free ($7 box lunch available) Location: St. John Church15800 Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netLearn how faith plays a role in physicalhealth. Hear how to relate to those with can-cer by giving them hope and encouragement.

Grief Share and GoodGrief Group for KidsDay: Mon (7-9 pm)Cost: $15 adult; $25 kids Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-779-2331; stjstl.net; [email protected] Two groups designed to help you through thegrieving process of the death of a loved one.Grief Share is for adults, Good Grief Group isfor kids. Also meets on 9/19 & 9/26.Registration required.

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St. Luke’s HeartCaringWellness PackageDay:Tue (7:15-9:30 am)Cost: $30Location: Desloge Outpatient Center; 121St. Luke’s Center Dr -first floorContact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comIncludes blood pressure screening, weight andwaist measurement, body mass index andfasting lipid panel with glucose. Immediateresults. Appointment required.

Peripheral ArterialDisease (PAD) ScreeningsDay:Wed-Thu (1-3 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital for HealthEducation, 222 S Woods Mill Rd rm 1Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comFind out if you are at-risk for PAD by havinga non-invasive screening utilizing blood pres-sure measurements from arms and ankles.Dates: Sep 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29

Ashtanga/Vinyasa FlowYoga CourseDay:Thu (6-week course) 6:30-7:45 pmCost: $60Location: St. Luke’s Desloge OutpatientCenter, 121 St. Luke’s Center Dr,rm 3 & 4Contact: 314-542- 4848; stlukes-stl.comAn invigorating and energizing flow practicethat leaves you sweaty and blissful.Movements include strength building for theupper and lower body as well as the core. Forall age levels.

Happiest Baby onthe BlockDay:Thu (7-9 pm)Cost: $40 includes DVD & CDLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, 232 WoodsMill Rd; 3rd floor across from MedicalLibraryContact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comNew parents will learn step-by-step how tohelp babies sleep longer and how to soothethe fussiest baby in minutes.

Annual Walk/Run toBenefit the SclerodermaFoundationDay: Sat 9 am sign-up; 11 am walk/runCost: $25Location: Creve Coeur ParkContact: 636-532-2798Fruit, water and doughnuts provided for walk-ers. Stay for silent auction in the TremayneShelter after the run..

Infant Care ClassDay: Sat (9 am-1 pm)Cost: $40 Location: St Luke’s Hospital, 232 WoodsMill Rd; 3rd floor across from MedicalLibraryContact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comTopics include bathing, dressing, newborncharacteristics, common illnesses, infant CPRand car and home safety. Class limited to 10couples.

Pre Diabetes: MakingHealthy ChangesDay:Thu (6:30-8 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital Institute forHealth Ed., 222 S Woods Mill Rd,Room 1Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comLearn about lifestyle changes, exercise anddiet tips at this free class.

St. Luke’s HeartCaringWellness PackageDay:Tue (8-9:30 am)Cost: $30Location: St. Luke’s Womens Center, 6McBride & Son Corp Center Dr, suite 102Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comIncludes blood pressure screening, weight andwaist measurement, body mass index andfasting lipid panel with glucose. Immediateresults with health-coaching from aHeartCaring professional.

Bone Density ScreeningDay:Thu (6-8 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Progress West HealthCareCenter, 2 Progress Point PkwyContact: 636-344-2273; progresswest-healthcare.orgFREE bone density screening to determine forosteoporosis. Appointment required.

Adult, Senior &Business Related

Lunch Talk: For People inCareer Transition orBetween JobsDay: every Wed (noon-1 pm)Cost: free Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netSupport group and forum to share informa-tion about employment opportunities for peo-ple in career transition.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce FirstThursday CoffeeDay:Thu (7:30 -9 am)Cost: free to members; $15 to non- mem-bersLocation: Gambrill Gardens RetirementCommunity, 1 Strecker RdContact: 636-532-3399;chesterfield-mochamber.comMonthly early morning breakfast network-ing. Food and beverage provided.Reservations required 48 hours in advance.Sponsored by Gambrill Gardens.

All You Need toKnow to Land a JobDay:Tue-Thu and Mon (6:30-8:30 pm)Cost: free Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.net; 636-779-2331 for informationSpecial 4-part workshop led by John Meyer,retired senior vice president of human

resources for IAM animal foods worldwide.Registration required.

The Manhattan DollsDay: Fri (8 pm)Cost: $15 member; $20 generalLocation: Foundry Art Centre520 N Main CenterContact: 636-255-0270foundryartcentre.orgJoin the “Manhattan Dolls” on a “SentimentalJourney” through the music of the 40s & 50s.

Beth Moore LivingProof SimulcastDay: Sat (9:30 am-4 pm)Cost: $35Location: Living Word Church, 17315Manchester RdContact: 636-821-2800; livingwordumc.orgPowerful messages that will challenge andencourage both veteran and first-time partici-pants to dig deeper into a more intimate rela-tionship with God.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce GeneralMembership MeetingDay:Wed (11:30 am-1 pm)Cost: $20 to members; $25-nonmembersLocation: Doubletree Hotel &

Conference CenterAddress: 16625 Swingley Ridge RdContact: 636-532-3399; chesterfield-mochamber.comMonthly luncheon. Meet other Chambermembers and hear local and regional speak-ers as well as networking. Reservationsrequired 48 hours in advance. Sponsored byLogan College.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce BusinessAfter HoursDay:Thu (5-7 pm)Cost: free to members; $15-nonmembersLocation: Brooking Park307 S Woods Mill RdContact: 636-532-3399chesterfieldmochamber.comMonthly after hours networking event. Foodand drink provided. Reservations required 48hours in advance. Sponsored by BrookingPark.

Welcome WagonDay:Thu (Noon)Cost: price of lunchLocation: various restaurantsContact: 636-537-2784Welcome Wagon Club of West County is opento all residents in the St Louis area. Monthlymeetings on the 4th Thu at various restau-rants for lunch and an entertaining program.

EntreLeadershipDay: Fri (8:45 am-4:15 pm)Cost: $39; a box lunch can be purchasedwhen registeringLocation: St John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netDave Ramsey’s simulcast will help businesscommunity leaders take their organization tothe next level of excellence. Register online.Select open registrations under quick links.

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Augusta Wine & Beer Garden5601 High St636-228-4301augustawinery.comFree live music Sat & Sun, 1pmSat, 9/3 Ivan SmithSun, 9/4 Harmony CulbreathMon, 9/5 Jan MarksSat, 9/10 Dave BennettSun, 9/11 Ed BellingSat, 9/17 Mark MoebeckSun, 9/18 Terry BeckSat, 9/24 Joe Fry the Guitar GuySun, 9/25 Lenny FrischSat, 10/1 Ivan SmithSun, 10/2 Harmony CulbreathSat, 10/8 Dave BennettSun, 10/9 Arvell & DawnSat, 10/15 Ed BellingSun, 10/16 Mark MoebeckSat, 10/22 Terry BeckSun, 10/23 Lenny FrischSat, 10/29 Joe Fry the Guitar GuySun, 10/30 Adam Stanley

Sugar Creek WineryBoone Country La 636-987-2400sugarcreekwines.comFree live music every Sat & Sun, 1-5Sat, 9/3-Terry Beck Sun, 9/4- Rick CurtrightSat, 9/10- Acoustic Groove Duo Sun, 9/11-Dennis SchilligoSat, 9/17- Terry BeckSun, 9/18- Ivan SmithSat, 9/24-Tom NickesonSun, 9/25-Common GroundSat, 10/1- Terry Beck Sun, 10/2- Rick CurtrightSat, 10/8- Acoustic Groove DuoSun, 10/9- Tom NickesonSat, 10/15- Terry BeckSun, 10/16- Ellen Martinez DuoSat, 10/22- Leland’s RoadSun, 10/23- Ivan SmithSat, 10/29- Kaylor & TomasinoSun, 10/30- Rick Curtright

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Free live music Sat & Sun, 1-5 pmunless notedSat, 9/3 Melvin Turnage Band-12-4; SOL

5-9Sun, 9/4 Pop N Rocket, 1-5; TBA 6-9Mon, 9/5 TBA (1-4)Sat, 9/10- Bag Lunch Blues, 1-5; Terry

Beck (6-9) Sun 9/11- Arvell & Dawn, 1-5Sat, 9/17- TBA, 1-5; Lenny Frisch, 6-9Sun, 9/18-Encore Trio, 1-5Sat, 9/24-Hudson & the HooDoo Cats,

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Naked Mike 1-5Sat, 10/1-Osage Ramblers, 1-5 Sun, 10/2-Arvell & Dawn, 1-5Sat, 10/8- Kaylor & Tomasino, 1-5 Sun, 10/9- Anita Rosamond Duo, 1-5 Sat, 10/15- Scott Laytham & Karl Holmes

Duo, 1-5Sun, 10/16- The AccidentalsSat, 10/22- Lucky Dan & Naked Mike, 1-5Sun, 10/23- Arvell & Dawn, 1-5Sat, 10/29- Art & Nancy Duo, 1-5Sun, 10/30-TBA

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Laytham & Karl Holmes, 2-6Sun, 9/11- My Friend Mike, 3-7 Scott

Laytham & Karl Holmes, 2-6Sat, 9/17- Crossfire, 3-7 Pennsylvania Slim Blues Band, 2-6Sun, 9/18- Crossfire, 3-7Pennsylvania Slim Blues Band, 2-6Sat, 9/24- Soul City, 3-7; Arvell & Dawn,

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Laytham & Karl Holmes Duo, 2-6 Sun, 10/2- My Friend Mike, 3-7 Scott

Laytham & Karl Holmes Duo, 2-6Sat, 10/8-Crossfire, 3-7; Pennsylvania Slim

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Expert Advice: GolfingImprove Your Performance

Course management, or lack of it, costs golfers as manyshots per round as poorly played shots. To improve per-formance and lower scores learn to understand yourstrengths and weaknesses and play your high percentageshots rather than risky ones. Do you try to play difficultshots with little chance for success and then regret the

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Peabody Opera HouseGala Re-Opening NightDay: SatCost: callLocation: Peabody Opera House, 1400Market StContact: 800-745-3000; peabodyopera-house.com“An Encore 77 Years in the Making” will starAretha Franklin and Jay Leno, along with otherspecial guests in a celebration of the belovedvenue’s past, present and future.

St. Louis SymphonyLive at Powell Hall Concert:Itzhak PerlmanDay: SatCost: callLocation: Powell Symphony Hall, GrandCenterContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111;slso.orgThe former Artistic Advisor of the St LouisSymphony performs Bruck’s perfectly craftedviolin concerto.

19th Annual HistoricArt FairDay: Sat (9 am-5 pm); Sun ( 10 am-5 pm)Cost: free Location: 4100-4200 blocks of Flora PlContact: shawartfair.comQuality artists from around the country.

“Satellite ToEarth Exhibit”Day:Wed-Thu-Sat (11 am-6 pm); Fri (11am-7 pm); Sun (10 am-5 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Gateway Gallery, 7921 ForsythBlvdContact: gatewaygalleryonline.comFeaturing the work of Janice Schoultz Muddand three guest artists: photographer KenKonchel, photographer Susan McAnany andinterdisciplinary artist Claire Medol Hyman.

St. Louis ChamberChorus: Concert One “ACity’s Song”Day: Sat (3 pm)Cost: $28; $10 studentsLocation: St Louis Abbey, 500 Mason Rd

Contact: 636-458-4343;chamberchorus.orgThe Gregorian Hymn Urbs Beata Jerusalem,sung in contrasting arrangements by Dufay,Palestrina and Alphons Diepenbrock, punctu-ates an impressive, new Mass setting, namedin honor of his home city of Riga by Latviancomposer Ugis Praulins.

St. Louis Jazz OrchestraFall ConcertDay:Tue (7 pm)Cost: $20; tables start at $46Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St LouisContact: touhill.orgUnder the direction of bassist/educator JimWidener, the orchestra brings together someof the finest jazz artists in the St. LouisMetropolitan area.

The Meramec TheatrePresents “The RockyHorror Show”Day:Wed-Sat (7:30 pm); Sat, special mid-night performanceCost: freeLocation: St. Louis Community College-Meramec, 11333 Big Bend RdContact: 314-984-7562; stlcc.edu/mc/the-atreA rock ‘n’ roll sci-fi story about an innocentcouple who meet a transvestite and his newlycreated monster. Mature audiences only.

SugarlandDay: Fri (7:30 pm)Cost: callLocation:Verizon AmphitheatreContact: 800-745-3000; livenation.com

St. Louis Osuwa Taiko(Japanese DrummingPerformance Group)Day: Sat (8 pm)Cost: callLocation: Purser Center at Logan College,1851 Schoettler RdContact: 866-0575; stltaiko.com/index.phpTaiko, the art of Japanese Drumming datesback thousands of years. Enjoy this perform-ance to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of theSt. Louis Osuwa Taiko with a joint performanceby the historic founding group all the wayfrom Nagano, Japan.

Martha GrahamDance CompanyDay: Fri/ Sat (8 pm); Sat (2 pm)Cost: $30-$50Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St LouisContact: 314-534-6622; 314-534-5000;touhill.orgIn St. Louis for the first time in 20 years, thecompany’s repertory spans the eight decadesof Martha Graham’s career that made herone of the seminal artists of the 20th century.

Celtic ThunderDay:Thu (7:30 pm)Cost: start at $49.50 (subject to change)Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1111 for tickets; 314-1678; fabulousfox.comFollowing the success of their last four shows,the new Celtic Thunder show Heritage payshomage to the musical culture of Ireland.Theyreturn to their distinct Irish roots with thisinspired collection of songs.

Y-Rep Tweens pres-ent “The Legend of SleepyHollow” by Vera MorrisDay:Thu-Sat (7:30 pm)Cost: $8 adults, $5 students/seniorsLocation: Chesterfield Community Theatreat West County Family YMCAContact: 636-532-6515 x 227; ymcast-louis.org/westcountyAdapted from the story by Washington Irving,enjoy a spooky show with action and fun.

St. Louis PhilharmonicOrchestraDay: Fri (8 pm)Cost: callLocation:The Purser Center at LoganCollege, 1851 Schoettler RdContact: 314-421-3600;stlphilharmonic.orgThe St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra is madeof 100 volunteer musicians who haveachieved a professional level of performance.Enjoy music to delight everyone through itsvaried and extensive repertoire.

“ Wizard of Oz”Day: Fri (10 am & 7:30 pm); Sat (1:30 & 7pm); Sun (1:30 pm)Cost: callLocation:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St LouisContact: touhill.orgVariety Children’s Theatre puts a new twist on“The Wizard” by welcoming children of allabilities into the cast and to assist the produc-tion staff for its 3rd annual Broadway musical.

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S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table ofcontents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax,mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad in whichyou found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Oct. 15 for a $50 din-ing certificate. Send to:101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy. Chesterfield,MO 63005•E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: 636-532-7446•Or on Facebook at Out & About MagazineCongrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Michelle Wolf of Pacific.

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Straight No ChaserDay: Sat (8 pm)Cost: start at $29.50 (subject to change)Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1111 for tickets; 314-1678; fabulousfox.comFounded at Indiana University in 1996,Straight No Chaser’s goal was to expand theboundaries of the traditional college a cap-pella group. From the start, they viewedthemselves more like a local band that justhappened to use their voices as their instru-ments.They are reinventing the idea of acappella on the modern pop landscape.

“What My HusbandDoesn’t Know”Day: Sun (3 & 7:30 pm)Cost: start at $37.50 (subject to change)Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1111 for tickets; 314-1678; fabulousfox.comAward-winning playwright and motionpicture director David E.Talbert bringsto you the most talked-about stage playof the year .Lena Summer has it all - big house, lovingfamily and a wealthy husband. But, with herhusband’s busy schedule, the other side ofLena's bed is too cold too often. When ahandsome young plumber arrives at herdoor, the heat she’s been longing for quicklyrages into a wildfire.

Chris TuckerDay: Fri ( 8 pm)Cost: $35, $45, $55, $65Location: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1111 for tickets; 314-1678; fabulousfox.comArmed with a trademarked style, incompara-ble delivery, impeccable comedic timing anda signature voice, comedian Chris Tuckerbrings his stand-up tour to the Fabulous FoxTheatre.

St. Louis SymphonyLive at Powell HallConcert:“Phantom of theOpera”Day: Fri/Sat (7:30 pm)Cost: callLocation: Powell Symphony Hall, GrandCenterContact: 314-534-1700; 314-534-1111;slso.orgPowell Hall goes back to its roots as a moviehouse for the original silent film,“Phantomof the Opera,” accompanied by the St. LouisSymphony.

Arianna StringQuartet: Razumovksy GalaDay: Fri (7 pm)Cost: $33Location:Touhill Performing Arts Center,University of Missouri-St. LouisContact: touhill.orgThe quartet continues its tradition of galaconcerts with an unforgettable evening tra-versing three masterpieces.

“Alice InWonderland” Presentedby COCADay: Fri (7 pm); Sat (2 & 5 pm); Sun 1:30& 3:30 pm)Cost: callLocation: COCA, 524 Trinity Ave

Contact: 314-725-6555; cocastl.orgIn this adaptation of the classic story, the setand props “morph” simple objects intosomething magical, while puppetry andmasks are integrated into the action.

Frankie Valli & TheFour SeasonsDay: Sat (8 pm)Cost: start at $49.50 and subject tochangeLocation: Fox Theatre, 527 N GrandContact: 314-534-1111 for tickets; 314-1678; fabulousfox.comThe real original Jersey Boy, Frankie Valli, is atrue American pop icon. His incrediblecareer with THE FOUR SEASONS, as well ashis solo success, has spawned countless hitsingles. With unforgettable tunes like“Sherry,”“Walk Like A Man,”“Big Girls Don’tCry,”“Rag Doll,”“December ’63 – Oh WhatA Night,”“Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You,”and of course, “Grease”, Valli has sold over100 million records worldwide. Don’t missthe original Jersey boy in a rare concertappearance.

St LouisCivic OrchestraDay: Sat (8 pm)Cost: callLocation: Purser Center at LoganCollege, 1851 Schoettler RdContact: stlouiscivicorchestra.orgTake a sneak peak at the 2011-2012 con-cert season under the direction of MaestroEd Dolbashian. Guest soloist Alvin McCallplays a delightful Cello Concerto byBoccherini.

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20th Annual Best ofMissouri MarketDay: Sat-Sun (9 am-5 pm)Cost: $12 adult; $10 seniors; $5 childrenand membersLocation: Missouri Botanical Garden,4344 Shaw BlvdContact: 314-577-9400; 800-642-8842;mobot.orgOver 130 Missouri food producers andcraftsmen offer fresh produce, baked goods,fresh and dried flowers, herbs, handcrafteditems, baskets, wooden toys, custom jewelryand more. Live music, Kids Corner andmore! Presented by Schnucks Markets.

St. Louis Wine Festival Day: Sat/Sun (noon-6 pm)Cost: callLocation: Forest ParkContact: 877-772-5425; stlouiswinefesti-val.comMore than 150 wines from Missouri plusdomestic and international wineries are fea-tured at this two-day festival along with fooddemonstrations and tastings from regionalcaterers and restaurants. Live music. A ticketincludes ten tastings and acrylic glass. Rainor shine. Presented by Invesco.

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Wildwood Concert:The Best of Stovall’sDay: Fri (6:45 pm)Cost: freeLocation: 183 Plaza Dr,Wildwood TownCenterContact: 636-458-0440Food, drink and the best Country MusicEntertainment to play at Stovall’s Grove.

Soulard OktoberfestDay: Fri (6 pm-12:30 am); Sat (11am-12:30 am); Sun (11 am-7 pm)Cost: free to attendLocation: Lyon Park, across from ABBreweryContact: 314-368-3419; soulardoktoberf-st.comFeaturing German Folk Dancers, Germanfoods and beers along with a selection ofpopular local and domestic beers.

“Elvis”Day: Sat (8:30 pm)Cost: $15Location: Ballwin VFW Post, 115 MimosaLane behind Ballwin Post OfficeContact: 636-527-9555;‘Elvis’ impersonator show along with ‘BuddyHolly’ and ‘Patsy Cline’.

Jaguar Auto ShowDay: Sat (10 am-3 pm)Cost: free ($5 museum admission)Location: Kemp Auto Museum, 16955Chesterfield Airport RdContact: 636-537-1718kempautomuseum.orgJoin the Jaguar Association of Greater StLouis for the Annual Concours d’Eleganceon the Plaza. Surround yourself with over60 cars from early 1930 to present. Manyhave been meticulously restored to originalstandards.

MOPS ConsignmentSaleDay: Sat (8 am-1 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St John Church, 15800Manchester Rd

Contact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netGently used toys, child care equipment andclothing. Items for infant through pre-teen.Cash or check only.

Columbus DayParade and FestivalDay: Sun (12-6 pm)Cost: freeLocation:The Hill NeighborhoodContact: 314-837-8830; the-hill.comCelebrating the voyage of ChristopherColumbus to the New World with a paradefollowed by an Italian festival in Berra Park.

Parkway Central HighSchool Project Graduation“Taste of the Town”Day: Mon (6-8 pm)Cost: $10 per personLocation: Parkway Central High School,369 N Woods Mill RdContact: 314-542-9882; pchprojectgrad-uation.orgExperience over 25 food booths with a vari-ety of samples. All proceeds to benefitPCHS Project Graduation 2012. Visit website for more information.

Ringling Brothersand Barnum & Bailey“Fully Charged” Day:Thu-Fri (7 pm); Fri (10:30 am); Sat(1 & 5pm); Sun (noon & 4 pm) Cost: callLocation: Scottrade CenterContact: 800-745-3000; 314-622-5400;scottradecenter.net Megawatts of thrills explode off arena floorwith breathtaking dare-devilry, superhumanstunts and never-before-seen performances.

History Hayridesat Faust ParkDay: Fri-Sat (6, 7 or 8 pm)Cost: $10Location: Faust Park, 15185 Olive BlvdContact: 314-615-4FUN;stlouisco.com/parksTake a 40-minute hay wagon ride aroundFaust Park after dark. After circling thepark, wagons continue to the 19th centuryhomes of the Historic Village, where tours,stories and refreshments are waiting insidemany of the houses.There will also be livemusic and a bonfire to keep you warm!Reservations required.

Deutsch Country DaysDay: Sat/Sun (9 am-5 pm)Cost: $12.50 adult; $10 military/student;$5.50 kids (5-15yrs)Location: Luxenhaus Farm, 18055 StateHwy O, MarthasvilleContact: 636-433-5669deutschcountrydays.orgThe early German immigrant’s functionallifestyle is authentically re-created as juriedartisans, in period attire, demonstrate natu-ral dying, sad ironing, koppolei, wood turn-ing, hide tanning, candle dipping and rugbraiding. Also savor German home-cookingat this fun fall festival.

Annual World BirdSanctuary Open HouseDay: Sat-Sun (10 am-4 pm)Cost: freeLocation:World Bird Sanctuary, 125

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Bald Eagle Ridge RdContact: 636-225-4390 x 102; world-bird-sanctuary.blogspot.comBehind-the-scene tours of the breeding barn,animal and behavioral training center andwildlife hospital which are normally closed tothe public. Free children’s activities and craftcenter. Sponsored by Ameren Missouri.

Spirit Girls Night OutDay:Thu (6:30-8:30 pm)Cost: $15 ($20 after 10/7)Location: Doubletree Hotel & ConferenceCenter, 16625 Swingley Rdge RdContact: 314-205-6654; stlukes-stl.comDiscover your “purse-onality”, enhance yourstyle and celebrate your health as your bestaccessory. Join Spirit of Women Founder,TanyaAbreu, and learn the “Five Things in Your PurseThat Will Change Your Life.” Enjoy a readingfrom a handbag astrologer compliments ofMacy’s, girlfriend photos compliments ofCreve Coeur Camera, massages, mini-makeovers and hairstyles, shopping, healthinformation, screenings and more. Register towin a Dooney & Bourke handbag ($338value), Michael Kors tote and other fabulousprizes. Cocktails, appetizers, dessert.

Chesterfield Day atCamp WymanDay: Sat (9 am-12:30 pm or 9 am-3 pm)Cost: half-day ($25); full-day ($50) includeszip-lineLocation: Camp Wyman, 600 Kiwanis Dr,EurekaContact: 636-812-9500; chesterfield.mo.usAquatic Ecology (1/2 day) is for children 3years and older. Participants will have theopportunity to learn about living things inlakes and streams. Ultimate Challenge HighRopes and Zipline Course is for everyone 12years and older. Have a challenging day ofnegotiating obstacles perched at treetop leveland ending with a 150’ zipline.

Trivia NightDay: Sat (Call)Cost: $15 pp or $120 table of 8Location: Ballwin VFW Post, 115 MimosaLane behind Ballwin Post OfficeContact: 636-527-9555;Calling all trivia buffs!

Spirits From the PastDay: Sat (6 pm); last ticket sold at 9 pmCost: $7 adult; $6 senior; $4 childrenLocation: Daniel Boone Home, 1868 HwyF, DefianceContact: 636-798-2005;lindenwood.edu/booneWalk the lantern lit paths and explore thepioneer village filled with superstition anddoubt!

Make a Difference Day-Sponsored by Saint LouisBread CoDay: Sat (10 am-2 pm)Cost: free with museum admissionLocation:The Magic House, 516 SKirkwood RdContact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.orgMake fleece blankets for children staying inthe hospital. Every child that participates willreceive a cookie from Saint Louis Bread Co.

Lemp Mansion 4thAnnual Pumpkin CarvingContestDay: Sun (2-4 pm)Cost: callLocation:The Lemp Mansion, 3322Demenil PlContact: 314-664-8024; lempmansion.comFun for the entire family with prizes for 1st,2nd and 3rd place. Supplies, tools provided.

Lemp MansionHalloween BashDay: Sat (8 pm-12:30 am)Cost: callLocation:The Lemp Mansion, 3322Demenil PlContact: 314-664-8024; lempmansion.comSpend the evening with ghosts at the LempMansion.There will be live bands, costumecontest with cash prizes, four-hour open bar,soda and witch's brew plus food all night.

Kimmswick AppleButter FestivalDay: Sat-Sun (10 am-5 pm)Cost: freeLocation: Kimmswick, MOContact: 636-464-6464;visitkimmswick.com100's of vendor booths will fill the city parkand line the streets of Kimmswick selling avariety of crafts and food items. Live enter-tainment will also be provided by the city ofKimmswick and the Kimmswick Merchants.

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Big Truck DayDay: Sat (9:30 am-1:30 pm); Sun (11 am-3pm)Cost: $15 per person; $12 for membersLocation:The Magic House, 516 SKirkwood RdContact: 314-822-8900 x 18;magichouse.orgSpend a constructive day getting up close andpersonal with some big trucks including acement mixer, crane, fire truck and more! BigTruck Day includes a hot dog meal, decoratingyour very own construction hat and admissionto the Magic House. Reservations required.

Health, Sports &Fitness

ChildbirthPreparations for TeensDay: Sat (11 am-1 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Lukes Hospital, Institute forHealth Education, 222, S Woods Mill Rd,Contact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comClass is tailored to the needs of the teenagemother. Classes focus on providing knowledgeand understanding the birthing process.Two-hour classes are held for 6 consecutive weeks.

Grief Share and GoodGrief Group for KidsDay: Mon (7-9 pm)Cost: $15 adult; $25 kids

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Gumbo FlatsPumpkin Run/WalkJoin us at Chesterfield Towne Centrefor the biggest block party around!

Bring the family and‘carve’ out some fun onSaturday, Oct. 29 as hun-dreds of participants lace uptheir running shoes for the10th Annual ChesterfieldChamber of CommerceGumbo Flats PumpkinRun/Walk.

Kids will have their ownfun participating in the 1/2mile Children’s Fun Run forages 8 and under. All regis-tered little goblins willreceive a specially designedPumpkin Run t-shirt as wellas a completion award.Costumes are always appre-ciated for children andadults!

Following the race therewill be a complimentaryFinish Line breakfast/lunchbuffet for all attendees. Localbusinesses and restaurantsprovide an array of fruits,bagels, doughnuts, sand-wiches, pizza, frozen custard,beverages and other tempt-ing treats to show theirappreciation to all partici-pants of this annual event.

Early registration is $20if received before Oct. 14.Late or race day registrationis $25. Registration foryouth age 9 to 14 is $15 ifreceived by Oct. 14, or $20for late or race day registra-tion. The first 1000 regis-trants will receive a classiclong sleeve T-shirt. TheChildren’s Fun Run for ages8 and under is $10.Applications are available atthe Chesterfield Chamber of

Commerce office, 101Chesterfield BusinessParkway, Chesterfield, MO63005 or at chesterfield-mochamber.com.Participants can also registeronline at active.com. Searchfor Gumbo Flats PumpkinRun. There is a nominalonline registration surcharge.A portion of this year’s pro-ceeds will benefit Wings ofHope.

Race day registrationbegins at 6:30 a.m. with therun/walk starting at 8 a.m.The Children’s Fun runbegins at 9 a.m.For more information onthis exciting event go tochesterfieldmochamber.comor call 636-532-3399.

The ChesterfieldChamber of Commercewould like to send a special“thank you” to our MajorSponsor Logan College ofChiropractic and to all othersponsors and supporters ofthis community event

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Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-779-2331; stjstl.net; [email protected] Two groups designed to help you through thegrieving process of the death of a loved one.Grief Share is for adults, Good Grief Group isfor kids. Also meets on 9/19 & 9/26.Registration required. Also: Oct 10, 17, 24, 31.

Bone BuildersDay: Mon (6:30-8 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Lukes Hospital, 232 S WoodsMill RdContact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comFor men and women who have been diag-nosed with or at the risk for developing osteo-porosis. A physical therapist and a dieticianwill teach the class.

T’ai ChiDay:Tue (1:30-2:30 pm)Cost: $30Location: St. Lukes Hospital, 232 S WoodsMill RdContact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comLearn the benefits of T’ai Chi includingimproved balance, increased physical fitnessand reduced stress from instructor Anna Lum.

Divorce Care for Kids &AdultsDay:Wed (6:30-8:30 pm)Cost: $15 adult; $25 kids Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-779-2331; stjstl.net; [email protected] Two groups designed to help your familythrough the pain and loneliness of divorce.Registration required. Also on Oct 12, 19, 26.

Chesterfield KiwanisAnnual Charity GolfTournamentDay:Thurs (11:30 am)Cost: $100 per player Location: Paradise Valley Golf Course inHigh RidgeContact- Bob Anderson 636-532-1523Fee includes lunch, green and cart fees,refreshments and dinner. Registration by 9/15.($125 per player after deadline) Benefits OurLittle Haven providing residential care forabused and special needs children.Sponsorships available.

Fitness First FridayDay: Fri (5:30-9 pm)Cost: free with museum admissionLocation:The Magic House, 516 SKirkwood RdContact: 314-822-8900; magichouse.orgTake the first step toward a healthylifestyle. Explore the 1,000 step circuitthrough the museum as a family.

Circle of ConcernCharity Golf ScrambleDay: Sat (email for time and info)Cost: $100 per player Location:The Landings at Spirit Golf ClubContact- Glenn Koenen [email protected] Registration through Sept. Hosted by St. MarkPresbyterian Church.

Infant Care ClassDay: Sat (9 am-1 pm)Cost: $40Location: St. Lukes Hospital, 232 S WoodsMill Rd, 3rd floor next to Medical LibraryContact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comTopics include bathing, dressing, newborn char-acteristics, illnesses, infant CPR and car andhome safety. Class limited to 10 couples.

Grandparents ClassDay:Thu (6:30-8 pm)Cost: $15Location: St. Lukes Hospital, 232 S WoodsMill Rd, 3rd floor next to Medical LibraryContact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comThis class is for expectant grandparents andreviews current hospital care for mother andbaby, infant safety information and tips onbeing a helpful grandparent. A tour of birthingsuites is included.

Happiest Babyon the BlockDay:Thu (7-9 pm)Cost: $40 includes DVD & CDLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, 232 WoodsMill Rd; 3rd floor across from MedicalLibraryContact: 314-205-6906; stlukes-stl.comNew parents will learn step-by-step how tohelp babies sleep longer and how to soothethe fussiest baby in minutes. Call for restric-tions and details.

Total ControlFitness ProgramDay:Tue & Thu (9:30-10:45 pm)Cost: $75; class is limitedLocation: St. Lukes Desloge OutpatientCenter, 121 St. Luke’s Center Dr, 1st flr.Contact: 314-542-4848; stlukes-stl.comBladder control problems (including inconti-nence and overactive bladder) are commonand often life-limiting conditions. Strengthenyour pelvic core for improved bladder control,better sexual health and flatter abs with thisfitness and educational pelvic health program.

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Just Fun-No Tricks!Oct 21-23 & 28-30 The Magic House “Not-So Haunted House”516 N Kirkwood, 314-822-8900

Free with museum admission-Kids of all ages are invited to dressin their most boo-tiful Halloweencostumes and have a ghoulishlygood time collecting autographsfrom their favorite storybook char-acters and trick-or-treatingthroughout the museum. For theolder treaters, (ages 5-14) there isa Haunted Trail. Travel throughtwisting mazes in the pitch blackarmed only with a flashlight.

Preschool Pumpkins at the Carousel in Faust ParkOct 25-26 • 15185 Olive Blvd,314-615-8383 • 10:30-11 am

Dress up in your Halloweencostume (optional) and decorate amini-pumpkin to take home.Parents are required to stay toassist child. For ages 3-5 withadvance registration. $10 per class includes supplies andcarousel ride for parent/child afterprogram. Register at Carousel GiftShop or call after Sept 1.

Halloween Potpourri at the Carousel in Faust ParkOct 27 • 15185 Olive Blvd, 314-615-8383 Doors open at 9:15 am;9:30-10 am show. Ted Bonham of Puppet Productions will be per-forming this Halloween themed puppet show. $5 per person inadvance; $6 per person at the door. (under 12 mo. free with paidadult)and include a carousel ride for parent/child after program.Register at the Carousel Gift Shop or call.

Trick-r-Treat for Dogs at Treats UnleashedOct 29 • 36 Clarkson Wilson Cente • 636-536-5900 • 11 am-3 pm •treats-unleashed.com. Trick-r-Treat for dog treats around ClarksonWilson Center. A great activity for the whole family! Costumes suggest-ed but optional. Cost is a donation to a rescue organization.

Pumpkin Prowl at St Louis Community College-WildwoodOct 29 • 2645 Generations Dr • 636-422-2243 • stlcc.edu/ww/high-lights. Don your costumes early and enjoy a costume parade, story-teller, magician, face-painting and prizes. Advance registration isrequired. Call or visit calendar.stlcc.edu, clic on event and followprompts.

Ghouls in the Garden (Missouri Botanical Garden)Oct 30 • 4344 Shaw Ave • 314-577-9570 • 314-577-5154; mobot.org •1-3 pm. Bring the little ones in costume for a fun-filled afternoon.Enjoy treats at different themed stations throughout the Garden andvisit the Doris I, Schnuck Children’s Garden.$5 (ages 3-12); adults included with Garden admission. Members free.Advance reservations required.

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Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce Pumpkin Runand Children’s Fun RunDay: Sat (6:30 am-11 am)Cost: $10-$20Location: Long Rd and Edison AveContact: 636-532-3399; active.com;chesterfieldmochamber.com10th Annual 5K/10K run/walk and Children’sFun Run. Join the fun for a morning of exer-cise and festivities. Stay for a bountiful “FinishLine Party.”Applications available on Chamberwebsite, at the Chamber office or onactive.com.

Adult, Senior &Business Related

Paper ShreddingDay: Sat (8 am-1 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Louis Community College,Wildwood, 2645 Generations DrContact: 636-458-0440

Lunch Talk: For People inCareer Transition orBetween JobsDay: every Wed (noon-1 pm)Cost: free Location: St. John Church, 15800Manchester RdContact: 636-394-4100; stjstl.netSupport group and forum to share informa-tion about employment opportunities for peo-ple in career transition or who are betweenjobs.

Game Fun at SachsDay:Tue (2 pm)Cost: free Location: Samuel C. Sachs Branch Library,16400 Burkhardt PlContact: 314-994-3300Do you enjoy playing bridge or Scrabble, orany other board or card game? Join otheradults and play in a fun, social setting.Youbring the cards and games, we'll provide therefreshments.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce FirstThursday CoffeeDay:Thu (7:30-9 am)Cost: free to members; $15 to non- mem-bersLocation: St. Luke’s Desloge Center, 121

St. Luke’s Center DrContact: 636-532-3399; chesterfield-mochamber.comMonthly early morning breakfast networking.Food and beverage provided. Reservationsrequired 48 hours in advance. Sponsored bySt. Luke’s Desloge Center.

AARP Celebration of LifeDay:Wed (8 am-2 pm)Cost: free with admission to GardenLocation: Missouri Botanical Garden, 4344Shaw BlvContact: 314-918-7563; mobot.org

Over 50 exhibitors of senior services andproducts featuring health screenings, atten-dance prizes, awards and entertainment.Sponsored by AARP and Mo Botanical Garden.

St. Louis Business ExpoDay:Tue (11 am-6 pm)Cost: freeLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterContact: 314-569-0076The St. Louis Business Expo will once againbring together the brightest business leadersfrom the most dynamic companies throughoutthe St. Louis Metro region.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce GeneralMembership MeetingDay:Wed (11:30 am-1 pm)Cost: $20 to membersLocation: Forest Hills County Club, 36

Forest Club DrContact: 636-532-3399; chesterfield-mochamber.comMonthly luncheon. Meet other Chambermembers and hear local and regional speak-ers as well as networking. Reservationsrequired 48 hours in advance. Sponsored byHunt Law Firm.

Chesterfield Chamberof Commerce BusinessAfter HoursDay:Wed (5-7 pm)Cost: free to members; $15 to non- mem-bersLocation: Kemp Auto Museum, 16955Chesterfield Airport RdContact: 636-532-3399; chesterfield-mochamber.comMonthly after hours networking event. Foodand drink provided. Reservations required 48hours in advance. Sponsored by Kemp AutoMuseum.

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10T H AN N U A L PA R T Y & WE D D I N G PL A N N I N G GU I D E

It’s Party Time!It’s Party Time!


Planning a Wedding?Birthday Party?Family Reunion? No

matter what the specialoccasion- a casual birth-day party or a formalwedding-planning theevent is half the fun. TheChesterfield/West Countyarea has some of thegreatest resources to helpyou add that extraspecial touch. Make theplannning of that specialevent uniquely yours. Onthe following pages we’veincluded some of themany companies that canhelp make your event spe-cial. From party gowns tolimousines to banquetfacilites... It’s all here inour A to Z party resourcedirectory!

P lanning a Wedding?Birthday Party?Family Reunion? No

matter what the specialoccasion- a casual birth-day party or a formalwedding-planning theevent is half the fun. TheChesterfield/West Countyarea has some of thegreatest resources to helpyou add that extraspecial touch. Make theplannning of that specialevent uniquely yours. Onthe following pages we’veincluded some of themany companies that canhelp make your event spe-cial. From party gowns tolimousines to banquetfacilites... It’s all here inour A to Z party resourcedirectory!


BRIDAL/FORMAL ATTIRE

Amore Today’s Bridal N Fashion173 Long Rd., Suite 104636-536-0007Exclusive European Couture Gowns

Savvi FormalwearChesterfield Mall636-532-1800savviwedding.com

Dillard’sChesterfield Mall636-532-4040dillards.com

Happily Ever After Bridal136 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-536-3837happilyeverafterbridal.com

Heavenly Stitches251 Lamp & Lantern636-527-6303heavenlystitchesbridal.com

Men’s Warehouse259 Chesterfield Mall636-530-1700menswearhouse.com

Karen's Wedding Boutique15445 Clayton Rd.636-391-3466karenswedding.com

Macy’sChesterfield Mall636-532-3800macys.com

Maiden Voyage Bridal120 Henry Rd.636-394-5858maidenvoyagebridal.com

Shoe Stop90 THF Blvd.636-812-0079shoestop.com

The Men's WearhouseChesterfield Mall636-530-9802tmw.com

Stallone's Formal Wear9644 Clayton Rd314-997-8900stalloneformalwear.com

Town & Country Bridal Boutique287 Plaza Frontenac314-991-5400townandcountrybride.com

Cobblestone Shoe Repair1718 Clarkson Rd.636-532-1046cobblestoneshoerepair.comLarge selection of dyeable shoes

JEWELERS-RINGSChesterfield Jewelers17037 Baxter Rd.636-537-5590chesterfieldjewelers.com

Clarkson Jewelers1306 Clarkson/Clayton Ctr636-227-2006claksonjewelers.com

Hannoush Jewelers218 Chesterfield Mall636-536-2906hannoush.com

Helzberg Diamonds47 Chesterfield Mall636-537-9544/helzberg.com

Huffman’s Jewelry14740 Manchester Rd636-227-1211

Jared Galleria of Jewelry975 Chesterfield Center Dr636-536-9733jared.com

John-Anthony Jewelers14829 Clayton [email protected]

Lordo’s Diamonds9222 Clayton Rd.314-432-8008lordosdiamonds.com

Kay Jewelers50 Chesterfield Mall636-536-0808kay.com

Michael Herr Diamonds17221 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-530-0006

Michael Genovese Jewelers12460 Olive Blvd.314-878-6203genovesejewelers.com

Novak Jewelers276 Lamp & Lantern Village636-227-7225novakjewelers.com

Robert Hunn Jewelers16009 Manchester Rd.636-230-0039

Zales Jewelers240 Chesterfield Mall636-532-5400zales.com

RECEPTION/EVENT/PARTY SITESContact the following sitesfor specific booking informa-tion and capacity seating.Some have private rooms forsmall and large parties.

Country Clubs

Country Club of St. Albans101 St. Albans Rd.63073636-458-3062

Forest Hills Country Club36 Forest Club Dr.636-227-5030

Meadowbrook Country Club200 Meadowbrook Country Club Dr.636-227-5361

Old Hickory Golf &Country Club#1 Dye Club Drive, St. Peters636-477-8960

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Restaurants with Private &Semi-Private Space

Andria’s Steakhouse16125 Chesterfield Pkwy West636-530-9800Private room for 35-50

Annie Gunn’s16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-532-7684 Call for reservations

Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar1772 Clarkson Road636-449-6700balabanswine.comCall for details

Big Bear Grill16524 Manchester Rd.636-405-1100No private room, but can accommo-date some parties

Clancy’s Irish Pubat the Barn at Lucerne930 Kehrs Mill Rd636-394-2199 Up to 130

Dream House Tea Room15425 Clayton Rd.636-227-7640Private parties up to 170

Espino’s Mexican Bar & Grill17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0044Seats up to 16

Fox & Hound17416 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-0802 Up to 100

Four Seasons Restaurant615 Broadmoor314-469-1428Seats 30-110

Kaldi’s17211 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-6624Up to 20

Gianfabio Italian Café127 Hilltown Village Center636-532-6686 Private room up to 35, semi-privateup to 75

Gardens at MalmaisonSt. Albans, MO3519 St. Albans Rd636-458-0131 Outdoor tent up to 240, inside privaterooms 15-40

Lester’s14810 Clayton Rd.636-230-0055Private room available

Houlihan’s210 Chesterfield Mall636-532-0277Seats up to 60.

Imogene’s Tea Room16635 Old Chesterfield Rd.636-532-9980Up to 60 people

The Melting PotClayton & Woodsmill Rd636-207-6358Party room 45-50

Mike Duffy’s1024 Woodsmill Plaza636-394-8855Up to 60 people

Miller’s Crossing14156 Olive Blvd.314-439-0400Semi-private room seats up to 25.

Oishi 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-530-1198

Original Pancake House17000 Chesterfield Airport rd636-536-4044.Room for 30-50

Picasso’s Bistro138 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-532-5353Call for details

The Press Box1095 East Chesterfield Pkwy636-536-9440

The St. Louis Sippery & Cafe161 Long Road636-532-0800/sippery.comUp to 50 people

Spiro's West1054 N. Woods Mill Rd.314-878-4449Seats 80

Stoney River377 Chesterfield Center East636-536-1301Up to 45 people

Sports Page13431 Olive St. Rd.314-434-4115Seats up to 80

Sunrise CafeFour Seasons Shopping Center314-576-2166 Seats 80-100

Veritas Gateway to Food & Wine1722 Clarkson Road636-530-9505Up to 40 people sitdown dinner, upto 75 for appetizer style parties

Villa Farotto17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0048Private room up to 60

Wente's O & W18000 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-530-9994 Seats up to 70-Sat only

Wild Horse Grill101 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-532-8750 Seats up to 70

Wildwood Pub & Grill17253 New College AveWildwood636-273-4300Private room for 60

Yellowstone Café165 Lamp & Lantern Village636-207-0501 No private room, but can accomodatelarge parties seating up to 30

Yia Yia’s 15601 Olive Blvd.636-537-9991Private room seats up to 12. Therestaurant accomodates 175

Hotels with PartyRooms/Banquet Facilties

Comfort Inn & Suites18375 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-530-1200

Doubletree Hotel andConference Center16625 Swingley Ridge Rd.636-532-50002 Banquet areas seats up to 350 each

Drury Plaza HotelHwy 40 & Clarkson Rd.636-728-7188Call for specifics

Hampton Inn & Suites5 McBride and Son Center Dr.636-530-0770Seats from 40-160hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn16631 Chesterfield Grove 636-532-9400Seats 80

St. Louis Marriott West660 Maryville Center Dr.314-878-2747Seats up to 450

Banquet Facilities/Unique Venues

The Butterfly House15193 Olive Blvd.Located in Faust Park636-733-2339butterflyhouse.orgAccommodates up to 160

Crystal SpringsQuarry &Golf Club12163 Prichard Farm Rd.314-344-3000limestonesrestaurant.comSeats up to 150

The Gallery of Chesterfield Arts444 Chesterfield Center636-519-1955Accomodate 75-100chesterfieldarts.org

JCC Marilyn Fox Building16801 Baxter Rd.314-442-3428Accomodates large groups.All caterers welcome.jccstl.org

Kemp Auto Museum16955 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636 537-1718Parties for up to 700 peoplekempautomuseum.org

Landings at Spirit Golf Club180 N. Eatherton636-728-1927Seats up to 220

Malmaison3519 St. Albans Rd.636-458-013Outside venue seats up to 220Inside area seats 24-40gardensmalmaison.com

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Wine, Beer & Spirit Shop

17223 Chesterfield Airport Road • VineyardsWine.com636-519-WINE (9463)

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Orlando Gardens2050 Dorsett Road314-453-9000Seats up to 500orlandogardens.com

Orlando Gardens8352 Watson Rd.314-453-9000Seats up to 425orlandogardens.com

Orlando Gardens4300 Hoffmeister Ave.314-638-6660Seats up to 850orlandogardens.com

Orlando’s- The Lodgeat Grants Trail4398 Hoffmeister Ave., St. Louis314-638-3340/866-314-7829Seats up to 125lodgeatgrantstrail.com

Purser Center at Logan College1851 Schoettler Road636-227-2100 x1881Accomodates up to 1500 peoplelogan.edu

Riverbend Chapel atCaroline Vineyard4247 Old Hwy 100Washington, MO 636-390-8600www.riverbendchapel.com

Schrader Family Center14960 Manchester Rd.636-227-5511Accomodates up to 80 people

The Studio Inn at St. Albans454 Studio Rd.636-458-0131Seats 10-180studioinstalbans.com

St. Louis Motorsports, LLCBentley St. LouisLamborghini St. Louis1 & 9 Arnage Blvd.Chesterfield, MO 63305636-449-0305Corporate events only. Villa Farotto Caterer’s

Two Hearts Banquet Center4532 S. Lindbergh Blvd314-843-8858www.heartbanquets.com

Other Venues For PartiesBizzy Beads135 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-728-1515 / Seats 16-20bizzybeads.com

Brunswick Zone Chesterfield176 Four Seasons Shopping Center314-469-6550Accomodates large groups

Dream Dinners1620 Clarkson Rd.636-532-3335Cooking parties.dreamdinners.com

St. Louis Carousel15189 Olive St. RdLocated in Faust Park314-615-8383stlouisco.com/parksaccommodates up to 100

West County Family YMCA16464 Burkhardt Place636-532-3100Accomodates large groupsymcastlouis.org

Unique “At-Home” Pearl Parties314-581-9173vantelpearls.com/paularosmantizHome parties, great gifts

WINERIES/PARTIES

Balducci’s Vineyards6601 Hwy 94 Augusta, MO636-482-8466Accomodates large groupsbalduccivineyards.com

Cedar Lake Cellars11008 Schreckengast RoadWright City, MO636-745-9500cedarlakecellars.com

Chandler Hill Vineyards596 Defiance Road636-798-2675chandlerhillvineyards.com

Mount Pleasant Winery5634 High Street, Augusta636-428-wine x227mountpleasantwinery.com

Montelle Winery201 Montelle Dr.636-259-9442montelle.comno parties in October

Sugar Creek Winery126 Boone Country Lanesugarcreekwines.com636-987-2400

PRINTING/INVITESBC Graphics211 Skyway Dr.636-489-8175

Chesterfield Minutemen Press703 Long Road Crossing Dr. Ste. 9636-536-5092# 6 Clarkson-Wilson Centre636-530-0020

Chesterfield Printing1724 Clarkson Rd., Suite 130636-532-8802

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Imagitech11465 Schenk Dr.Maryland Hts.314-298-7700

Kwik Kopy Printing14368 S. Outer 40 Rd.314-878-2299

Send Out Cards - Deborah [email protected] Note140 Chesterfield Commons East Rd,636-536-5062

CHILDREN’SPARTIES

BounceU17365 Edison Ave.636-532-5867bounceu.comInflatables to bounce on!Brunswick Zone176 Four Seasons Center314-469-6550bowlbrunswick.com

Butterfly House15193 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield636-530-0076.butterflyhouse.orgParties for up to 30

Castlewood Stablesat Kerber Farms15811 Jedberg Lane314-323-3440castlewoodstables.comPony rides, hay rides, petting zoo

Chesterfield Arts444 Chesterfield Center636-519-1955chesterfieldarts.orgArt and fun parties

Chuck E. Cheese15913 Manchester Rd.636-391-2397chuckecheese.comPizza and games

Gametime Sports18018 Eads Ave.636-519-0445bnsgametime.com

Hardee’s Iceplex16851 North Outer Forty Dr.636-537-4200 hardeesiceplex.comIce skating rink can be rented out forparties.

High NRG Gymnastix17732 Edison Ave.636-532-7762Chesterfield Mallhighenergygymnastix.com314-775-7007Gym activities

KidzArt14320 S. Outer 40 Rd314-434-9700kidzartstlouis.comArt parties

The Hairy Elephant Hair Salon106 Holloway Rd636-227-7647thehairyelephant.comHair, nails, makeup, costumes

Mr. Harry’s Carnival Foods15581 Manchester Rd., Ballwin636-230-5600mrharryscarnivalfood.com

My Gym482 THF Blvd.636-536-9949mygym.com/chesterfield

Olympiad Gymnastics226 Chesterfield Industrial Blvd.636-532-6909olympiadgymnastics.orgGymnastic/ tumbling parties

Ozzie Smith’s Sports Academy17359 Edison Ave636-532-0288ozziesmithssportsacademy.comBatting cages, soccer camps, partiesand events.

The Painting Paw140 Chesterfield Valley Drive 636-530-9559paintingpaw.comPainting ceramics

Pump It Up of Chesterfield601 Trade Center Blvd.636-532-5437pumpitupparty.comGiant inflatables

Rainbow Recreation17373 Edison Ave.636-530-0055rainbowrecreation.comIndoor playground

St. Louis ATABlackbelt Academy129 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-532-4282stlata.comKarate parties

Shear Celebrations17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd636-675-9919



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Sky Zone Recreational Center17379 Edison Ave.636-530-4550skyzonesports.comGiant Trampolines

Snip-Its142 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-519-7647snipits.comHair and beauty parties

Sports Fusion140 Long Rd636-536-6720chesterfieldsportsfusion.comIndoor mini-golf, rock climbing,games, laser tag and more.

RESTAURANTCATERING

Annie Gunn's/Smokehouse Market16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-532-7684

Blue Fire Grill660 Maryville Centre Dr.314-878-2747

Calliers Catering & Delicatessen14787 Manchester Rd.636-394-2080

Candicci’s100 Holloway Road636-220-8989

Charlotte’s Rib15467 Clayton Rd at Kehrsmill.636-394-3332

Chick-fil-A17365 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-6933

Clancy’s930 Kehrs Mill Rd636-394-2199

East Coast Pizza17304 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-7888

Espino’s Mexican Bar & Grill17409 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0044

Gianfabio Ristorante127 Hilltown Village Center636-532-6686

Goodcents Subs & Pasta240 Long Rd., #130636-537-5300

Jason’s Deli17245 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-6868

Krieger’s Pub & Grill1684 Clarkson Rd.636-530-9665

La Especial17712 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-536-5033

McAlister’s Deli14848 Manchester Rd., Ballwin636-230-3354

Mediterranean Grill703 Long Road Crossing Dr.636-536-2101

Morgan LeFay’s14314 S. Outer 40314-317-9181

Noodles & Company1784 Clarkson Rd.636-728-1580

Oishi 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-530-1198

Olive Garden17198 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-728-1638

P.F. Changs China Bistro1295 Chesterfield Pkwy. East636-532-0215

Salina’s Mexican Cafe20 Clarkson Wilson Centre636-530-9010

St. Louis Bread Company17132 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-81871650 Clarkson Rd.636-519-0364

The St. Louis Sippery & Cafe161 Long Road636-532-0800/sippery.com

Spiros West1054 N. Woods Mill Rd.314-878-4449

Subway123 Hilltown Village Center636-532-1760274 T-H-F Blvd.636-733-000640 Clarkson Wilson Centre636-532-0112

Surf Dogs137 Chesterfield Towne Ctr636-537-8799

Taj Palace92 THF Blvd.636-728-1000tajpalacestl.com

Talayna's68 Four Seasons314-469-6650

Villa Farotto17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0048

CATERERSButler’s Pantry1414 Park Ave314-664-7680butlerspantry.com

Bryan Young Catering Plus7118 Oakland Ave.cateringplusstlouis.com


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Four SeasonsRestaurant/Pfoodman615 Broadmoor314-469-1428

Gregory’s Creative Cuisine4700 Adkins Ave.314-481-4481gregoryscreativecuisine.com

Hollyberry Catering284 East Ave./Webster Groves314-968-9239hollyberrycatering.com

Orlando Gardens4300 Hoffmeister Ave,314-713-4434orlandogardens.com

Picnic People5856 Christy Blvd.314-353-4700picnicpeoplesaintlouis.com

PM BBQ103 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-536-1966/pmbbq.com

Russo’s Catering9904 Page Ave,314-427-6771

Sarah’s Cake Shop & Catering10 Clarkson/Wilson Centre636-728-1140sarahscafestl.com

Smokehouse Market16806 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-532-3314smokehousemarket.com

Steven Becker Fine Dining3701 Lindell Blvd.314-367-4848stevenbeckerfd.com/index

Viviano’s Festa Italiano150 Four Seasons Ctr on Olive.314-878-1474vivianosmarket.com

WINE/LIQUOR

Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar1772 Clarkson Road636-449-6700balabanswine.com

Clarkson Square Pharmacy1737 Clarkson Rd.636-532-6060Large selection of wines, beer, liquor,and mixes. Ice and kegs available.

Lukas Liquor Superstore15921 Manchester Rd.636-227-4543The largest selection in Missouri.

141 Liquors: Fine Wines & Spirits14310 S. Outer 40 Rd.314-878-0654

PRP Wine International806 Fee Fee Rd314-432-6450

St. Louis Wine Market & TastingRoom164 Chesterfield Commons East314-583-8431

Naked Vine1624 Clarkson Rd.636-536-0711 nakedvine.net

Veritas Gateway to Food & Wine1722 Clarkson Rd.636-530-9505

Vineyards Wine & Spirits17223 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-9463

BAKERIES - CAKES

Dierbergs1730 Clarkson Rd.636-537-9400

Knodel's Cakes2127 Barrett Station Rd.314-822-5151

McArthur’s Bakery13700 Olive Blvd314-744-3022

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The Party Pastry Shop15447 Clayton Rd.636-227-7188

Sam's Club196 THF Blvd.636-728-0362

Sarah’s Cake Shop & Catering Co.10 Clarkson/Wilson Centre636-728-1140sarahscafestl.com

Schnucks Markets141 Hilltown Village636-532-2505

Whipt Cream143 Chesterfield Towne Ctr636-532-0020

FLORISTS/CENTERPEICESCreations by Lily173 Hilltown Village Ctr636-519-8809

Dierbergs Florist & Gifts1730 Clarkson Rd.314-692-2000

Edible Arrangements14819 Clayton Rd.636-394-1100

ediblearrangements.comFruit arranged like flowers.

Lulu McCabe Florist & Events#8 Clarkson/Wilson Centre636-532-9292lulumccabe.com

Mary Tuttle's Floral & Gifts17021 Baxter Rd.636-728-0480marytuttles.com

Rich Zengel Flowers & Gifts14872 Clayton Rd.636-394-6903zengelflouristandgifts.com

Richters Florist15305 Manchester Rd636-394-1400

Sam’s Club197 THF Blvd.636-728-0359samsclub.com

Schnucks Markets141 Hilltown Village636-532-8814

Walter Knoll Florist14751 Manchester Rd636-227-0022

LIMO-CAR SERVICEAndre LaCompte LimousineService636-537-9996

Classic Limousine Service314-409-2586

Gems Transportation11744 Missouri Bottom Rd.314-731-1707gemtransportation.com

Jed’s Limousine Service314-429-2200jedlimousine.com

Presidential Limousines, Inc636-451-3600preslimos.com

HORSEDRAWNCARRIAGESBrookdale Farms8004 Twin Rivers Road,Eureka, 636-938-1005brookdalefarmsinc.com.

ACCOMMODATIONSComfort Inn & Suites18375 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-530-1200

Holiday Inn Express1175 Technology Dr., O’Fallon 636-300-4844

Doubletree by Hilton St. LouisConference Center16625 Swingley Ridge Rd.636-532-5000

Drury Plaza Hotel355 Chesterfield Center636-532-3300

Hampton Inn Chesterfield16201 Swingley Ridge Rd636-537-2500

Hampton Inn and Suites5 McBride & Son Center Dr636-530-0770

Hilton Garden Inn16631 Chesterfield Grove Rd636-532-9400

Hilton St. Louis Frontenac13335 S. Lindbergh314-993-1100

Homewood Suites840 Chesterfield Pkwy West636-530-0305

Residence Inn by Marriott15431 Conway Rd.636-537-1444

St. Louis Marriott West660 Maryville Centre Dr. 314-878-2747

Sheraton Plaza Tower900 West Port Plaza314-878-1500

Sheraton Lakeside Chalet191 West Port Plaza314-878-1500

SpringHill Suites by Marriott1065 Chesterfield Pkwy.East636-519-7500

Wildwood Hotel2801 Fountain Place, Wildwood636-733-9100

SALONS/SPAS/MAKE-UP

A True Spa116 Chesterfield Commons East Rd636-537-3227

Adorn Hair Salon17660 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-530-9000

American Image13385 Olive Blvd314-878-5210

Bella Gente Salon212 THF Blvd.636-536-2002

European Wax Center1640 Clarkson Road636-536-0777waxcenter.comDominic Michael17057 Baxter Rd.636-449-1583

St. Louis Cosmetic SurgeryMedical Spa17300 North Outer 40636-530-9020

The Face & The Body Day Spa1765 Clarkson Rd.636-532-2500

Hair Resort173 Long Rd. Suite 102636-536-7707

Hair Saloon For Men108 Chesterfield Commons East Rd.636-536-7707

Ju Ju B’s Salon Spa & Boutique48 Four Seasons Shopping Plaza314-469-7096

Mario Anthony’s/Reflections Spa13447 Olive St. Rd.314-434-7717

Merle Norman115 Baxter Shops.636-394-3945Make-up only

Metro Design Studio Salon1662 Clarkson Rd.314-9833-0444

Salon Artiste1731 Clarkson Rd.636-530-0060

Salon Bella1655 Clarkson Rd.636-530-0033

Salon Elle1723 Clarkson Rd.636-537-1811


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Salon Escape50 Clarkson Wilson Centre636-220-8000

Salon Branca116 Chesterfield Towne Ctr636-536-1615

Studio 703 703 Long Road Crossing636-536-6770

Synergi MedSpa17000 Baxter Rd.636-530-6100

Ta-Da Hair Salon189 Chesterfield Business Pkwy.636-532-1224

Venetian Nails1590 Clarkson Rd.636-536-6000

HONEYMOONPLANNINGAdvantage Travel Consultants1872 Chambers Farm [email protected]

Aero Travel505 Turbine Ave.636-537-0005

Brentwood Travel1022 Executive Parkway Dr314-439-5700

Five Star Travel & Cruises246 Fort Zumwalt Sq636-978-5510

Travel Etc#5 The Pines Court, Ste F314-469-6003

Wein Travel & Cruises14959 Conway Rd314-520-6267

PARTY SUPPLIES

Crown Rental18018 Eads Ave636-536-1117

Grand Rental Station570 Rudder Rd., Fenton636-343-7278

Parties & Props LTD2622 Rock Hill Industrial Dr314-963-0880

Sun Rental11710 St. Charles Rock Rd314-291-7210

Things Remembered252 Chesterfield Mall636-532-5322

MUSICBob Kuban Entertainment17626 Lasiandrawww.bobkuban.com, 636-532-0788Big bands, strolling musicians,harpists, comedians & magicians

Chesterfield QuartetWanda Theriac314-469-3432www.chesterfieldquartet.com

CJ’s Disc Jockey Service314-892-0329www.cjsdiscjockeyservice.com

Elite Pro DJ636-256-8322/www.eliteprodj.com

Eric One-Man-Band314-821-6124

“Nonstop”636-458-9798/nonstoprock.net

Ralph Butler Band314-283-1783ralphbutlerband.com

Route DMale/female duo with a full bandsound. Rock and dance.Facebook- search: Route D314-283-1325

St. Louis Chamber Orchestra1400 Elbridge Payne Rd. #110 .314-516-5936

Scott Laytham & Karl Holmes314-576-0838thollite.com/[email protected]

Smash Band314-363-9498www.smashband.com

The Spectrum Band314-434-7153www.spectrumband.netFor your wedding, corporate func-tions, private party or any event.

TKO Disc Jockeys314-647-3000/tko-djs.com

Yessir Band314-913-7913/www.yessirband.com

SPECIALTY CANDYBenito’s Gelato1760 Clarkson Rd.636-536-1050

Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate1755 Clarkson Road636-537-3300

Rick Jordan Choclatier14882 Clayton Road636-230-9300

Chocolate Fountain Affair636-230-6763www.chocolatefountainaffair.com

Sallie’s Cake & Candy Supplies14340 Manchester Rd.636-394-3030/salliesonline.com

Travel time and distance areimportant.

Short stays, plan short air ordrive times. Include getting tothe door of your final destinationin your calculations.

Budgets: Add 10 - 20% towhatever you calculate. There’llalways be extras along the wayeven if you’re going all inclusive.

Hide cash in your wallet forthose vending machines thatdon’t take plastic cards or whensomeone says, “Sorry, cashonly.”

Take a day or two after the cer-emony before you go. Comedown off your adrenalin highfrom the celebration. You’ll needyour wits about you for securityand other challenges.

Going where the money is any-thing but US Currency? Pre-purchase at least some Euros orother currency in small denomi-nations for tips and extras.

Taking credit cards? Discoverand American Express may notwork where you want to shop oreat. Good idea to each take adifferent major credit card, justin case!

Driving abroad? Get anInternational Driver’s License.Don’t assume your credit cardcovers all CDW and Theft; readthe fine print.

Check out your mobile phone’svoice AND text charges forwhere you’re headed.Consider getting a special travelphone from a reliable source ifyou plan to “keep in touch”.

Check out the electric voltage:Travel prepared to “plug in” withthe right accessory(ies).

Pack once, unpack. Eliminate1/3. Pack again. Use what you pack to wear athome for the same length oftime you’ll be traveling. Get cre-ative: if everything in your suit-case can’t be combined,considerremoving it & adding somethingthat can!

Best Advice: Other people don’t really remem-ber what you wore two days agolike you do.Layering is the mantra of theexperienced traveler and so ishand washable.Leave room for a little bit of tan-gible memories in the way ofsouvenirs or must haves!

Journal!Honeymoons are special. Takeone someday even if you can’tbudget to go right away.

Pictures and videos are greatmemories but the moment inwords, even the challenges youmight face (blisters, driving incircles) are the memories you’llcherish as the days of your lifeturn into years.

Donna Beck, Certified Travel Counselor &Destinations Specialist, Creator of Celebrations

of Life and Love at Advantage TravelConsultants, has planned Destination Weddingsand Honeymoons since 1990. She also helpedwrite and edit the travel industry manual for

Honeymoon and Destination Wedding certifica-tion.

HONEYMOONS:To Love and to Cherish

What makes a perfect honeymoon?...Two people in love and A LOT of planning!

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Planning a wedding or anylarge party usually has itsups and downs. The downs

can bring you pretty far down ifyou let them. It’s important totake time to unwind and de-stress.Here are some ideas to get youstarted.

Exercise/Yoga Getting in a workout can do wonders

for your stress level. Exercise has beenproven to increase your body’s “feel-good”chemicals (called endorphins), giving yourmood a natural boost. For the optimumstress-reliever, try yoga. Most forms of yogaemphasize the breath which stimulates therelaxation response, the opposite of thefight-or-flight stress response that youmight be experiencing.

The Club at Chesterfield(636)532-999216625 Swingley Ridge Dr.Chesterfield, MO 63017

Pilates of West County (314)650-7078 124 Chesterfield Commons East Rd. Chesterfield, MO 63005

Valley Vinyasa Yoga Studio (314)753-3661 130 Chesterfield Towne Centre Chesterfield, MO 63005

Massage/Spa PamperingPampering yourself can provide great

stress relief. Find a spa that offers a pack-age deal, sign up for treatments you love orbranch out to try something you neverhave before, and enjoy a day of total relax-ation. Massages are a great way to relievetension, for example. Please note, if you'venever had a facial before, book yourappointment two to three months beforeyour big event since you never know howyour skin will react, and the day of theevent is not the time to find out!

A True Spa, LLC (636)537-3227 116 Chesterfield Commons E. Rd. Chesterfield, MO 63005-1440

Treat Your Hands & FeetReflexology and Spa (314)910-1320 114 Four Seasons Chesterfield, MO 63017

WellBridge Athletic Club & Spa (636)207-3000 998 Woods Mill Rd. Ballwin, MO 63011-5101

Budget tight? Create a spa environmentat home! Fill the bath with some therapeu-tic bath salts or oils, light a candle, turn onsome soothing music and relax. You’ll besoaking away that stress while moisturizingyour skin. Or give yourself a mini facial.Refreshing your skin isn’t just great foryour outside appearance but it’s great foryour state of mind as well. Cut up somecucumbers for your eyes, throw on a facialmask, then relax and feel the stress lift offyour shoulders.

Retail TherapyA little shopping can be a great stress

reliever, as long as your wallet can handleit!

Shopping can get your mind off yourplanning woes and give you a nice dose ofphysical activity to boot. Put on yourwalking shoes, head to your favorite malland peruse until your heart’s content!

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There is something so magical about live theatre.Here are several of the hottest tickets in town!

Dramatic License Theatre:“Dirty Blonde” by Claudia ShearDates: Sept. 15 – Oct. 2 • Located in Chesterfield Mall, Upper level by Sears

For tickets, please call 636-220-7012 • dramaticlicenseproductions.org.

Before Lady Gaga, there was Mae West… Through theeyes of two adoring fans, Charlie, a shy archivist andtemp/actress Jo, this bio-comedy chronicles the earlyvaudeville to late movie career of the woman DickCavette called,“The Eighth Wonder of the World.”Witness the daring diva as a seductress, singer, play-wright, producer and star as she wriggles and sashaysher way through the 1920’s to the 70’s in a male-domi-nated industry to become one of the most imitated and beloved characters of all time.This play contains adult themes and language. Come up and see her beginning Sept. 15!

New Jewish Theatre:“End of Days” by Deborah Zoe LauferDates: Sept. 8-25 • 2 Millstone Campus Drive, St. Louis

For tickets, please call 314-442-3283 • newjewishtheatre.org

Laufer’s play is a wacky and off-balance tale that takes aim at science, religion, celebrityworship and suburbia. Set in 2003, just two years after9/11, sixteen-year-old Rachel Stein is having a bad year.Her father, suffering from post 9/11 depression, won'tleave the house or change out of his pajamas. Her moth-er, Sylvia, is a lapsed Jew who has become a devout bornagain Christian. Nelson, the nerdy sixteen-year- oldneighbor who dresses as Elvis, has a huge crush on her.The ensuing events of the play propel this dysfunctionalfamily on a journey of discovery that is a whirlwind of a family drama. The play ispoignantly redemptive and often hilariously funny, as it asks us what we would holdmost sacred if we knew the end was near. A satirically dark comedy with a moral edge,it is ultimately a story of family and faith, told with wacky hilarity.

Stages St. Louis:“Victor/Victoria”; Book by Blake EdwardsDates: Sept. 9-Oct. 9 • Kirkwood Community Center, 111 S. Geyer Road, Kirkwood

For tickets, please call 314-821-2407 • stagesstlouis.org

A woman pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman?! It’s a piece of cake forout-of-work soprano Victoria Grant in this hilarious, fun-filled romp through 1930’sParis. Based on the seven-time Oscar-nominated Blake Edwards film and backed by anAcademy Award®-winning score by the great Henry Mancini,Victor/Victoria is a warmand wildly energetic look at gender perceptions as seen through the eternal battle ofthe sexes.The stage production includes show-stopping numbers that range from theelectrifying “Le Jazz Hot,” to the heart-rending “Almost a Love Song,” and “CrazyWorld.” A comical and touching celebration of the many facets of love,Victor/Victoriahas it all!

By Juanita Jahn

THEATREAround Town

Y-Rep presentsBroadway Fantasies ReviewSeptember 23rd-24th at 7:30 pmSeptember 25th at 3:00 pm

A lively musical review featuring songsfrom favorite fantastical Broadway musicals.

Y-Rep Troupers presentRobin HoodBy Kathryn Schultz-MillerSeptember 30th at 10:00 am & 12:00 pmOctober 1st at 1:00 pm October 2nd at 3:00 pm

Here’s the classic tale of glory andhonor ripe with laughs and audience partic-ipation. Travel back in time to SherwoodForest as Robin Hood, with the help ofLittle John, robs from the rich to give tothe poor, all while wooing the fair MaidMarian.

Y-Rep Tweens presentLegend of Sleepy HollowBy Vera MorrisOctober 20th-22nd at 7:30 pm

Adapted from Washington Irving, hereis a spooky show alive with hilarious actionand fun. Ichabod Crane, a schoolmaster,comes to Sleepy Hollow looking for a goodlife. Once he sets eyes on the local beauty,Katrina Van Tassel, he's sure his dream willcome true. Katrina, though, has aboyfriend who's extremely jealous...theboisterous Brom Bones. To complicatematters, the graveyard is haunted by asmall army of restless spirits, including themost famous phantom of all, the HeadlessHorseman.

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Chesterfield

TreasuresTreasuresSt. Louis Carousel in Faust Park,15189 Olive St. Road

The St. Louis Carousel was built in the1920's in Philadelphia by the DentzelCompany and was installed at the ForestPark Highlands Amusement Park in 1929.When the park burned in 1963, thecarousel was the only thing left standing. Itwas restored and moved to its present loca-tion in Faust Park in 1987. The beautifulhorses, deer and chariots are all handcarved and hand painted. It is one of thebest examples of an early 20th centurycarousel still in operation. Find out more atstlouisco.com/parks.

First Baptist Church of ChesterfieldMemorial Cemetery,17155 Wild Horse Creek Road

A reminder that Chesterfield was once aslave-owning territory. The cemetery wasestablished in 1846 when Marie Longgranted her slaves a plot of land to build achurch and inter their dead. The cemeterywas re-dedicated in 1999.

Chesterfield City Hall ArcheologicalArtifacts,690 Chesterfield Parkway West

These are archeological artifacts fromthe historic towns which became theregions of Chesterfield including HogHollow and Gumbo Flats. A visit toChesterfield City Hall would be a great wayto learn about the history of our City.

E-Cycling Collection,17891 North Outer Forty

Located at the East end of theChesterfield Valley Athletic Complex onthe Parks and Recreation BuildingParking Lot. Outdated, used electronicscan be dropped off every fourth Sundayof the month (from February toNovember) 10am to 4pm. This servicereally is a hidden treasure! Almosteveryone has an old monitor or twohanging around looking for a restingplace; and it’s FREE. Donations wel-comed.

Thornhill Estate at Faust Park,15185 Olive St Road, 314-615-8328

This was the home of Missouri’ssecond governor, Frederick Bates (June,1777-August, 1825) and it holds theclaim as the oldest existing governor’sresidence in the state. Because of theacres of thickly coiled thorn bushes thathad to be cleared prior to building, theestate took the name of “Thornhill”. Theestate is listed on the National HistoricRegister and includes the home, out-buildings, root cellar and family ceme-tery. Learn the history and the lore byvisiting often.

Wings of Hope,18370 Wings of Hope Blvd.

Located in Chesterfield Valley, Wingsof Hope is a Not-For-Profit organizationwhich provides humanitarian servicessuch as health care, supplies and airtransportation to disadvantaged commu-nities around the world. Total commit-ment to the quest for peace and hopehas culminated in the nomination of the2011 Nobel Peace Prize. Visit wings-of-hope.org for more information and sto-ries of hope.

These are just a few suggestions foryou. There are many more places ofinterest around the city-you just haveto get out and about to find them!

The City of Chesterfield is seen as a new city, as cities go, butyou don’t have to look far to find some very special treasuresthat are not new, but new to some.

WINETASTINGS &

dinnersHere are just a few of the

many wine tastings and din-ners happening around

Chesterfield...

Balaban’s wine cellar &tapas bar1772 Clarkson Rd636-449-6700Wine Dinner- Sun, Sept 18, $75per person plus tax & gratuity,6:30 pm, Wine pairings from thehistoric Maison Joseph DrouhinBeaune France, and DomaineDrouhin Oregon with a 5-course tasting menu.Wine Class- Mon, Sept 26, $30Pinot Noir Blind Tasting Class7pm.Wine Dinner- Sun, Oct 16 6:30 pm TBAWine Class- Mon, Oct 24 7pm.TBA

Lukas Liquors15921 Manchester Rd.636-227-4543Wine Class- 4th Wed of everymonth. Call for theme andprices. Free wine tasting everySat. 1-4 pm.

Morgan LeFay’s14314 S. Outer 40 Rd314-317-9181Wine Tasting- 1st Thurs of everymonth, 6:30-8:30 pm, $10 includ-ing appetizers.

St. Louis Wine Market164 Chesterfield Commons EastRd. 636-536-6363Wine Tasting- Tastings every Friand “Bury the Bottle” everyTues. from 5-7 pm.

Bistro 11301130 Town & Country CrossingDr. in Town & Country636-394-1130Wine Dinners-Wed eveningstarting in Oct- Call for details

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Balaban’s


(636) 532-6686127 Hilltown Village Center

On Olive Street Rd. just north of Hwy. 40 and the Clarkson Rd. exitVisit our website: www.gianfabio.com

In Chesterfield Since 1987

PatioNow Open!

All New Lunch & Dinner Menu!

• Fresh Fish • Veal • Chicken• Pasta • Steaks • Lamb • Pizza

• Calzone • Dessert • Gourmet Coffee

Lunch Hours: Mon-Fri, 11 am to 2 pmDinner: Mon-Thurs, 5-9:30 pm.

Fri & Sat, 5-10:30 pm

Locally owned & operatedAsk about our Frequent Diners Program

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2011

A Chesterfield “Original”

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Experience the excitingtastes of Thailand in aromantic and beautifulsetting in West County.

• Innovative andClassic Thai favorites

• Bridal Showers,Private Parties &Special Occasions

• Take-Out Service

Open Daily:Lunch & Dinner

Lunch Specials Mon-Fri

Located at Olive and 141

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On the following pages,

we feature all the best

Chesterfield has to offer-

from dining, live music,

restaurant news, wine

dinners and more.

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1772 CLARKSON RD.at Baxter

CHESTERFIELD, MO 63017

PHONE: 636.449.6700

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Superb Cellar of Size & Quality

Matched to the Menu

Inexpensively Priced


Cupcakes are all the rage. Whatonce was a basic, in your neighbor-hood bakery has now grown to a

local phenomenon with cupcake specialtyshops sprouting up all over the St. Louisarea.

And it’s not just your mother’s cupcakesanymore. Our St. Louis bakers have goneway beyond chocolate and vanilla and arenow offering literally dozens of decadentflavors with creative names such asChocolate Thunder, Bee Sting, Red Velvetand Gold Rush as well as Tuxedo and SpaceMonkey.

Brides and grooms have also jumped onthe cupcake bandwagon. Cupcake bars andcupcake towers topped off with a weddingcake have become very popular for thatmemorable day.

Take your pick of any of these fine areaestablishments to get your sweet on!

Sarah’s Cake Shop & Catering Co.10 Clarkson Wilson Centre, Chesterfield636-728-1140 / [email protected]: Monday & Tuesday, 9am-3pm;Wednesday-Saturday, 9am-5pm

Features 6-8 cupcake flavors a day.Provides cupcakes and cakes for corporateand social functions, weddings and gradua-tions. Also operates St. Louis’ first mobilecupcake truck.

McArthur’s Bakery13700 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield314-894-0900 / [email protected]: Monday-Saturday, 7am-6:30pm;Sunday, 7:30 am-2:30pm

Offering 4 to 8 cupcake flavors dailywith buttercream filling. Icings includechocolate fudge, vanilla buttercream andvanilla cream cheese. Customized cakesand cupcakes for weddings, birthdays andother special occasions.

Whipt Cream Cakes and Cupcakes143 Chesterfield Towne Centre, Chesterfield636-532-0020 / [email protected]: Tuesday-Friday, 9:30am-4:00pm;Saturday, 9:30am-1:00pm

Winner of Riverfront Times BestCupcake in 2010 and AOL’s City’s Best2010. Cupcake favorites include: Turtle,

Double Chocolate, Carrot Cake,Black & White, ChocOnilla,

Peanut Butter Cup, Lemon, Vintage Vanillaand Red Velvet with signature buttercreamtopping.

Also features mini bites including brown-ies, pecan bars, cheesecake and cake balls.Customized cakes and cupcakes for wed-dings, anniversaries, birthdays and otherspecial occasions.

Celebrating Life Cake Boutique2430 Taylor Rd,Wildwood, MO 636-458-7727 / [email protected]: Tuesday & Wednesday, 9am-5pm;

Thursday & Friday, 9am.-6pm; Saturday,9am-3pm

Featuring a “design your own” cupcakebar. Choose your favorite combinationfrom 4-5 cakes flavors, 12 icings and 12toppings. Artistically crafted, freshly bakedcakes for special occasions including birth-days, weddings, bar mitzvahs, anniversaries,showers, graduations and more. Dailydessert choices include ready to go-individ-ual wedding cake slices, cake bon-bons,gooey butter cupcakes and whoopie pies.Now offering fresh fruit mini-pies in appleor cherry.

Other Cupcake Places: Jilly’s Cupcake Bar & Café8509 Delmar Blvd.,St. Louis314-993-5455 / [email protected]: Monday-Saturday, 9am-5pm;Sunday, 9am-4pm

Winner of Food Network’s Cupcake Wars!

Lubeley’s Bakery & Deli7815 Watson Rd.,St. Louis314-961-7160 / [email protected]: Tuesday-Friday, 7am-7pm; Saturday,7am-6pm; Sunday, 8am-1pm

Featuring ten different varieties of regularsize and jumbo gourmet cupcakes.

Sweet Art: Bakeshop & Art Studio2203 S. 39th St., St. Louis314-771-4278 / [email protected]: Tuesday-Friday, 10am-6pm;Saturday, 9am-5pm

Featuring vegan and gluten-free cupcakesand cakes.

The Cup28 Maryland Plaza Rear, St. Louis314-367-6111/ cravethecup.com/[email protected]: Monday –Saturday, 9:30am-10pm

Award-winning classic cupcakes toppedwith made-from-scratch buttercream icing.

The Cakery1420 Tamm Ave.,St. Louis314-647-6000 / [email protected]: Tuesday-Friday, 9am-6 pm; Saturday,9am-3pm

One of St. Louis’ premier bakeries pro-viding customized cakes, cupcakes andcookies.

Mary Phelps, contributing writer

Crazy for

Cupcakes!

Cupcakes by Whipt Cream

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Voted #1 Sports Bar in Chesterfield • 2010 & 2011

1684 Clarkson Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017

(636) 530-9665kriegerschesterfield.com

Football & Baseball Specials!• Great Happy Hour Specials • Kids Menu

• Kitchen Open Late • New Lunch & Dinner Items

Apps • Salads • Burgers • Pizza • Pasta • Chicken

For menu items, specials & events visit our website!

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AuthenticItalian and

Mediterranean Cuisine

138 Chesterfield Towne Centre (In Chesterfield Valley at the Hwy. 40 & Long Road Exit)

636.532.5353

(Formerly Trattoria Branica)

• Olive oil based recipies• Only fresh ingredients

• Happy Hour: 5-6:30 everyday (Half price wine, beer & apps)• Come join us on our patio

• Live Entertainment Wed-Sat• Call today for reservations!

Available for:Private Parties,

Rehearsal Dinners &Business Functions

BistroBistro

There’s no need to travel outside thecommunity to soak up some artsand culture and harmony blended

with fun, good food, spirits, blues andgood vibe. The Wolf Public House, locatedin West County, brings it home.

The Wolf started as Lone Wolf CoffeeHouse which introduced tasty pastries andgreat coffee made with hand-selectedbeans. It evolved into a favorite publicplace, with a full service menu, amazingmusic, wine, beer and spirits. Now TheWolf Public House is the new landmark ofthe community!

“It’s a new category that continues toevolve,” proprietor Ralph Pfremmer says.“In order to adequately describe The Wolf,one must come in and BE the Wolf”-hanging out and joining in on any numberof activities taking place on any givennight.

The Wolf continues to be defined bythe eclectic mix of people who gather therefor food, entertainment, drink and atmos-

phere. The walls are covered with hun-dreds of pictures of people doing interest-ing things in the outdoors as well as cultur-al artifacts not found anywhere else in thearea. The Wolf caters to the entrepreneursof the community who discovered this cul-tural way to eat, drink and work. You willfind them hanging out with their comput-ers enjoying the comfortable, eco-focusedatmosphere and decor. The Wolf is family-friendly as well. It caters to all.

The food and drink are bold and tasty,generous and rustic, with healthy-basedsandwiches, soups and salads and artisanbeers with attention to artisanship andhigh end wines.

Join the “pack” and visit The WolfPublic House soon and embrace the coolculture of Just Being.

The Wolf is located at 15480 ClaytonRoad in Ballwin. Call 636-527-7027 or goto thewolfpublichouse.com and check out thelinks to the event promotion company, theendangered wolf center, o-sports and the

many other things The Wolf offers.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served sevendays a week. A new dinner menu debuts thisfall. Hours: 6 am to 9 pm Mon-Thurs, til 10pm Fridays, 7 am - 10 pm Sat, and 7 am to

3 pm Sun. Catering is available.

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Congrats are in Order...Congrats to Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar for earning

the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. In the 30th anniversaryissue of Wine Spectator this August, Balaban’s appears as a newaward of excellence winner and as a restaurant featuring inex-pensive wine pricing. Balaban’s award of excellence requires acellar highlighting interesting and rare selections with a staffof professionals dedicated to giving the customer a memorabledining experience with the right bottle of wine for their meal.Balaban’s offers 500 labels including a stock of award-win-ning wines-their library wines- from the original Cafe Balabancellar.

Dining Deals...Wente’s O&W, in Chesterfield Valley west of Long Road,

offers a King-Cut Sirloin every Wed from 6-10 pm for only$6.95. It includes 2 sides. Kids eat free every Tues, all day, atKrieger’s Sports Bar on Clarkson Road. One free meal witheach adult meal purchase. Mike Duffy’s, at the corner ofWoods Mill and Clayton, does the same on Mon & Tueevenings.

Clancy’s, on Old State Road, sells burgers for $1.00 everyMon & Thurs evenings from 5-10 pm. A condiment bar isincluded. Must purchase any kind of drink. On Tue eveningsfrom 5 pm Carmody’s, on Clarkson near Manchester, offers$1.00 burgers as well!

Best Alfresco Dining in Town...According to our readers in the 2011 ‘Best of Chesterfield’

dining awards here’s a look at some of the best patios intown...

Andria’s Steakhouse, on Chesterfield Parkway West, juston the outskirts of Chesterfield Mall, has a wonderful largepatio complete with waterfall, beautiful landscaping with

some covered seating. It was voted num-ber one in town! Table 3, in Wildwood,has a lovely patio with fireplace, nicelandscaping, umbrellad tables and greatevening lighting. It’s a great place for peo-ple watching as well as enjoying the finefood. Harpo’s Bar & Grill, in HilltownVillage, has a raised concrete patio that ispopular in the neighborhood. WildHorseGrill, on Long Road, is another lovelypatio to enjoy lunch or dinner. It is privatewith a fabulous sail-type covering. Someother places you might try are VillaFarotto, Candicci’s, Bistro 1130, orGianfabio’s. Enjoy dining outdoors atone of these fine restaurants.

RestaurantHAPPENINGS

• Appetizers • Soups • Salads • Pizza • Pasta• Wraps • Steak Entrees • Dine In / Carryout

100 Holloway Road in Ballwin (near Target)

636-220-8989www.candiccis.net

Celebrating

30 Years!

Celebrating

30 Years!

Bob Candice

A Taste of the Hill!

Fine Italian Cuisine in aGreat West County Location

Catering & Banquets Music: Thurs, Fri & Sat nights

WeCater!

• Private Parties

• Rehearsal Dinners

• Corporate Events

• Showers

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In the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on thetable of contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad).

When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address andtelephone number to the Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce along with the name of the ad in which youfound the logo and where you got your copy of Out & About. We'll enteryou into a drawing for a $50 dining gift certificate. Due Oct. 15.

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92 THF Boulevard in Chesterfield Valley

Phone 636-728-1000www.tajpalacestl.com

Everyday Lunch Buffet: 11:30 to 2:30Serving Dinner: Sun-Thurs 5-9 / Fri-Sat 5-10

• Carry-Out • Catering • We Serve Halal Meat

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Chesterfield Mall636-536-6666

Grocery Store • Cafe • Deli / Lunch & Dinner

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For Quality& Value...

If it’s Italian,it’s Viviano’s!

Chesterfield150 Four Seasons Plaza

314-878-1474(Intersection of Hwy. 141 and Olive Blvd.)

Fenton62 Fenton Plaza • 63026636-305-1474

(Intersection of Hwy. 30 and 141)


OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEKHappy Hour Specials

Mon - Fri 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

A unique collection of antique fishing memorabilia

Located at 141 & Clayton165 Lamp & Lantern Village

636-207-0501

Steaks, ChickenSeafood, Pasta

CarryOutChildren’s Menu

Dine-In • Carryout • Catering

103 Chesterfield Towne CentreChesterfield, MO 63005

Long Road and Edison, next to Wildhorse Grill

636.536.1966www.pmbbq.com

• Daily Specials• Homemade Side Dishes

• Real Hickory Smoked BBQ• Catering from 20-200

• Box Lunches• Locally Owned & Operated

The best pulled pork sandwich in the area...Sauce Magazine, July 2010.

“Favorite NewRestaurant - 2011”


2011

Let Us CaterYour Next Party!

PEOPLESCHOICE

CHAMPION

2010

Escape to FloridaThis Fall/Winter

Enjoy the Florida Lifestyle at Oneof these Gorgeous Condos For Rent

ON THE WATER!!!

WEST COAST • NAPLESOverlooking Marina. Great Views.

1-bedroom, 1 bath, nicely appointed, lanai, pool.Just steps from Tin City and close by 5th Avenue

shops & restaurants.Long Term Rentals Available. CALL 314-753-7252

EAST COAST • BOYNTON BEACHOn the Intercoastal Waterway.

1-Bedroom, 1-Bath - Brand New. Amenities galore!Overlooking pools, gardens and waterway. Only 5 min-

utes from the ocean. Restaurants on premises.CALL 314-753-7252

“The Neighborhood BarWithout The Neighborhood”• Specializing in Burgers, Pizzas & Happy Hour• Casual Dining • Daily Lunch Specials, Monday–Friday

• Free Wings,Wednesday, 4:00 p.m.–?

Best Thin-Crust

Fresh Made-To-Order

Pizza

Located Two Miles West of Annie Gunn’son Chesterfield Airport Road

(636) 530-9994Mon-Fri: 10:30 am to 1:00 am

Sat: 11:00 am to midnight • Sun: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm

SPORTS ON TV!Come watch yourfavorite sporting

events on multipleflatscreen TV’s

Check out our website for specialevents, live music schedule and

daily lunch specials...www.wentesow.com


1 Bob & Kathy Gatherman, Dick Vermeil, Jay Steinkoetter and Nathan Souder at Lukas Liquors at the Dick Vermeil wine bottle signing in August 2 Bill Ballard& Rosa Schultes share a drink at Annie Gunn’s 3 Linda Wulf, Jerry Owens, Angela Anderson & Tiffany Wild at a Chesterfield Chamber Coffee 4 Bob Moritz,Bill Coulter & Bill Ballard barbecueing brats and dogs at the Chesterfield Chamber Concert in the Park 5 Talented 3-year old Cash Greek takes on Billy Peakat the Concert in Faust Park 6 Doug & Suzy Adams, Dianne McCarthy, Carol Raleigh, Sandra Kirchoff, Bill Kirchoff and Faith Martens enjoy a patio BBQ at ahome in Forest Hills 7 Juliet Tuttle & Patti Clark enjoy a girls day out with friends at the West County MAC 8 Rick Brunk and band performs at the unveilingof the Chuck Berry statue. 9 Members of the Knights of Columbus from Ascension Parish in Chesterfield present a check in the amount of $15,000 to Wingsof Hope from a recent golf tournament. Pictured-back row from left: Gloria Lamoureux, Jerry Lamoureux, Bernie Schmidt, Stan Price, Tim Ferguson. Frontrow: Joann Schmidt, Joe Burleski, Al Tornabeni, Michelle Rutledge, Doug Clements

If you are Out & About at any of the places, events, advertised stores, services or restaurants in this issue ofthe magazine, post them on our wall on Facebook and let us know just WHERE ARE YOU? in Chesterfield. Our

staff will select a few to be published in our next issue-Nov/Dec. We will also be out & about snapping some ofour own-so Smile! Post by October 15 to be considered for publication.

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IN CHESTERFIELDOOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTT

WHO’S


Tour a uniquecollection of fourfine wineries...

• Area designated first winedistrict in United States

• Family-owned “boutiquewineries”

• Award winning wines andspecialty foods

• Live entertainment

• Free wine tasting• Rated by Readers Digest as

one of the 100 most scenicdrives in America

• Featured in Midwest andSouthern Living Magazines

Call thewineries for

moreinformation ordetails about

specific events.636-987-2400 • sugarcreekwines.com

636-228-4464 • montelle.com

636-482-8466 • balduccivineyards.com

636-228-4301 • augustawinery.com

Sugar Creek

MontelleAugusta

Balducci

Travel one of Missouri’s most scenic roadwaysen route to an afternoon of fine wine and relax-ation at four exceptional wineries. WineCountry is only a short drive from West Countyand St. Charles along Hwy. 94.

Any Day is A Great Day for Weinstrasse!Weinstrasse!

ExperienceWeinstrasse!

Experience

See Music Schedule on Pg. 16


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Out & About Fall 2011 Issue