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Fall Fun &Festivities

Kids Party Places

Wedding DayPampering

Celebrating 80 Years!Story on Page 9

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2013 Men’s Soccer Schedule

Date Opponent Time

Sun., 9/15 Quincy 2:30 p.m.Fri., 9/20 Indianapolis 2:30 p.m.Sun., 9/22 Saint Joseph’s 2:30 p.m.Fri., 10/4 Missouri S&T 4:30 p.m.Sun., 10/6 Drury 2:30 p.m.Fri., 10/18 Southern Indiana 1:00 p.m.Sun., 10/20 Illinois-Springfield 2:30 p.m.Wed., 10/30 Missouri-St. Louis 12:30 p.m.

2013 Women’s Soccer Schedule

Date Opponent Time

Sun., 9/15 Quincy NoonFri., 9/20 Indianapolis 5:00 p.m.Sun., 9/22 Saint Joseph’s NoonFri., 10/4 Missouri S&T 4:00 p.m.Sun., 10/6 Drury NoonFri., 10/18 Southern Indiana 3:30 p.m.Sun., 10/20 Illinois-Springfield NoonWed., 10/30 Missouri-St. Louis 3:00 p.m.

GO SAINTS!Maryville University invites you and your family to attend a Saints soccer match this season on campus.See you at the games!

Men's Soccer

Date Opponent Time9/10/2014 Lindenwood University 4:00 pm9/12/2014 McKendree University 2:30 pm9/14/2014 Bellarmine University 2:30 pm9/26/2014 William Jewell College 1:30 pm9/28/2014 Rockhurst University 2:30 pm10/10/2014 University of

Wisconsin Parkside 1:00 pm10/12/2014 Lewis University 2:30 pm

Women’s Soccer

9/6/14 Waldorf College 1:00 pm9/12/14 McKendree College 5:00 pm9/14/14 Bellarmine University Noon9/26/14 William Jewell College 5:00 pm 9/28/14 Rockhurst University 2:30 pm10/10/14 University of

Wisconsin-Parkside 3:30 pm10/12/14 Lewis University Noon10/26/14 Truman State Noon

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On The Front Cover............................9

First Community Credit Union

September Events.............................10

On The Back Cover ..........................18

SealMaxx & Red Nose Lighting

Special Section: Party & WeddingIdeas and Resources ......................19

Romantic Getaways ........................25

Kids Party Places .............................26

Wedding Day Pampering ..............28

October Events ..................................30

Charity in Focus Friends of Kids with Cancer ................36

Chesterfield Personalities...............37

Fall Fun & Festivities........................38

Saddle Up...........................................40

Taste of Chesterfield ........................42

The Restaurant Scene......................42

In Good Taste ....................................44

Kids Eat Free .....................................45

Restaurant Feature ..........................47

Who’s Out ‘n Around in Chesterfield ...................................48

Editorial Features

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Faust Heritage FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 20 & Sun, Sept 21

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Fleur De Chic16636 Old Chesterfield RoadChesterfield, MO 63017636-875-3773www.BeShabby.com

Eddie and Janie Struckman areproud to announce the GrandOpening of their new store, FleurDe Chic, located in Chesterfield, MOnear the valley! The store will offer awide range of antique, unique andboutique items. Many talented ven-dors will be displaying their creativeworks that they have found, refur-bished, up-cycled or just added theirown personal touch to. When youvisit, you'll find a collection of paint-ed furniture, home decor, jewelry,art, bath and body items, etc.“Ourgoal is to give our customers a nicemix of both old and new items. Wetruly have everything from A to Chic!”

Illustrated Art Museum231 Chesterfield MallChesterfield, MO 63017314-941-2097www.stliam.org

The Children’s Illustrated ArtMuseum opened its newest exhibit“All Aboard: Now and Then” Theexhibit highlights interactive displaysfeaturing trains and their importancethroughout history. The Museum, onthe second floor near Macy’s depart-ment store, is open to the public 11

a.m. to 3 p.m.Wed. through Sun.The exhibit includes a 40’ longwooden train custom-made byHome Depot, more than 80 cars andengines on display, a running traindisplay and a 56-square-foot Thomasthe Train hands-on exhibit.

Sumits Hot Yoga17660 Chesterfield Airport Road636-536-3799www.sumitshotyogastl.com

Sumit’s Yoga was created by SumitBanerjee based on his own years ofexperience practicing and teachingvarious yoga styles including Bikramand Vinyasa. His sequence and styleof teaching reinforces his primaryobjectives as a teacher: helping oth-ers to realize the powerful wellnessbenefits of yoga including a stronger,toned and more flexible body and animproved state of mind encouragingrelaxation, self-acceptance andawareness.

Classes at Sumit’s Yoga flow tomusic through a sequence of bothbalancing and energizing asanas(poses) in a heated practice environ-ment. Through his Bikram practice,Sumit understands the healing aspectof heat. Sumit encourages all stu-dents – newcomers and experiencedstudents alike – to begin and main-tain a consistent practice regardlessof the style preferred.

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Your local exercise equipmentexperts are now in Chesterfield.Since 1985 Push Pedal Pull has beena leading supplier of home and com-mercial fitness equipment for theindustry’s best brands. Shop theirlarge selection of new and used car-diovascular and strength trainingequipment from many well-knownbrands. Choose from treadmills, ellip-ticals, exercise bikes, home gyms,cross training equipment and fitnessaccessories to fit any budget.

Bella Home Accessories17676 Chesterfield Airport RoadChesterfield, MO 314-680-5932The number one stop for all of yourhome décor. Locally owned byStephanie Chase, Bella opens mid-September. Open Monday toSaturday 10 am to 5 pm

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Offering the latest trends intweens boys and girls clothing forages 7-14. From graphic apparel tographic tees to athletic wear your

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Mary Tuttle’s17021 Baxter RoadChesterfield, MO 63005636-728-0480Congratulations to Mary Tuttle andAngela Carter, owners of MaryTuttle’s, on their 3oth Anniversary.The beautiful shop provides fine gift-ware and floral arrangements. Opendaily for your shopping pleasure.

Villa Farotto17417 Chesterfield Airport RoadChesterfield, MO 63005636-519-0048www.villafarotto.com

Villa Farotto is 10 years old! Thisfabulous Italian restaurant, ownedand operated by the LaRuffa andParrott family, will be celebrating itsanniversary in October with a fabu-lous 10th anniversary party. Checkout the website for dates, times andall the fun activities going on.

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First Community Credit Union is cele-brating its 80th year serving its mem-bers in the Missouri communities of St.

Louis County, St. Louis City, Franklin,Jefferson, St. Charles and Warren counties inMissouri and the Illinois counties of Madison,Monroe and St. Clair.

In November of 1934, Monsanto CreditUnion opened to serve Monsanto employees.After running this successful business for morethan forty years, the Credit Union expandedits field of membership to serve companiesand communities beyond Monsanto.

By 1983, the businessdecided that its name neededto change to reflect theirgrowing membership.Monsanto Credit Unionbecame the now well-knownFirst Community CreditUnion.

In 2006 First Communityopened its impressive head-quarters in Chesterfield on I-64 near Boone’s Crossing.

Its architecture is as iconic as the businessitself; the building features a curved wall ofwindows and the blue, barrel roof which is thesignature of First Community branchesthroughout town.

First Community is different from otherfinancial institutions because it is owned by itsmembers. Members put their money in a vari-ety of savings accounts, and that money, inturn, is lent to other members.

After operating expenses and reserverequirements are met, loan income is returnedto all members in the form of dividends andcomprehensive financial services. Those servic-es include deposit accounts such as moneymanagement and high interest checking andloans for homes, cars, recreational vehicles,home improvements personal use and more.

First Community has over one hundredother convenience products and services:online banking, mobile banking and instant-issue debit cards are only a few.

Glenn D. Barks is President & CEO ofFirst Community. A native of St. Louis,Glenn is a graduate of Mehlville High Schooland Southeast Missouri State. He joined thecompany as Executive Vice President in the

1980s following a career in the savings andloan industry.

His more than 40 years of experience infinancial service highlights First Community’sprofessionalism and history as a trusted entity.In 2001, Glenn was named Chief ExecutiveOfficer. Since his tenure began, FirstCommunity has grown from $184 million to$2 billion in assets.

Glenn’s level of tenure is typical at FirstCommunity. Many employees retire with 25,30 or even 35 years of service. Rarely does aweek go by that someone on the staff isn’trewarded with a giant sheet cake in front oftheir peers to celebrate their anniversary of 15years with the company.

And talk about a birthday present: Eachemployee receives the day off with pay ontheir birthday.

Glenn’s management philosophy of thenearly 400 employees at First Communityshows a style that helps effect such a loyal andtrusted workforce. He doesn’t just call theshots from the “ivory tower” of FirstCommunity’s Chesterfield Headquarters, butbelieves staff should have a direct path to him.

Employees can use an on-line suggestionbox to send their ideas straight to Glennwhere he personally gives them a direct reply.Many of those suggestions have been imple-mented.

Through careful expansion, Barks hasgrown the branch network to forty locationsin Missouri and Illinois and partnered withretail giant Walmart in 16 local store loca-tions.

First Community is the largest creditunion in Missouri and among the top 100credit unions in the nation.

Join First Community Credit Union’smany branches this year in celebrating their80th birthday serving members and businessesin our area!

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Top:Faust Heritage Festival

Middle:Enjoy an outdoor movie at

the Chesterfield Amphitheater

Bottom:Catching butterflies in the park

37th Annual Labor Day Run& 8th Annual Kids’ TriathlonDate: Mon, Sept 1Time: 7:30 amLocation: Staenberg Family ComplexCost: $30Contact: 314-442-3279 or www.jccstl.comAdult run on a challenging course. See web-site. Kids’Triathlon beginning at 9:30am.

Japanese FestivalDate: Mon, Sept 1Time: 10 am-5 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $15-$5Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.org Annual Japanese Festival with taiko drumming,bon odori festival dancing, martial arts, candle-light walks in the Japanese Garden and more.

Mommies in MotionDate:Tues, Sept 2-Thurs, Oct 23Time: 6:15 pm-7:15 pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: $48: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com 8-week Tuesday and Thursday program toaddress fitness needs of pregnant women.Stretching, light aerobics, strengthening.

Breastfeeding ClassDate:Tues, Sept 2Time: 6:30-9 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $30 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.comThis class will provide information, encourage-

ment and support for a successful breastfeed-ing experience. Another date: Sat, Sept 6 from9am-11:30am.

K9 SplashDate:Tues, Sept 2Time: 4:30 pm-7 pmLocation: Chesterfield Family AquaticCenterCost: $7 dog, $3 person: Under two freeContact: 636-812-9500 chesterfield.mo.usChesterfield’s Parks & Recreation Department,in cooperation with Dirk’s Fund GoldenRetriever Rescue, presents the 10th Annual K-9 Splash.Treats Unleashed will have delicioustreats for your dogs, while you nosh on tastycookies from Chick-fil-A.

5th Annual North PointeDog SwimDate:Tues, Sept 2Time: 4:30 pm-7:30 pmLocation: North Pointe Aquatic Center,BallwinCost: $10 per dogContact: 636-227-8580 orwww.ballwin.mo.usBring your dogs down to North Pointe for awonderful time at the pool. Must be accompa-nied by adult aged 18+. See website or callfor rules.

Artists & Apples SeriesDate:Wed, Sept 3Time: 12:30 pm-1:30 pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 314-984-7777, www.stlcc.edu/ce Featuring artists from different disciplines whospeak about their work and career path. Lightrefreshments will be served.

Open Mic NightDate:Thurs, Sept 4Time: 6:30 pm-9 pmLocation: St. Louis Com. College atWildwoodCost: Free: Must registerContact: [email protected] Students and artists are invited to presenttheir writing, visual art, music or dramaticwork at an open microphone.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce First ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Sept 4Time; 7:30 pm-9 amLocation: Liberty Eyecare, 17714Chesterfield Airport RoadCost: Free-members, $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chestefieldmochamber.com Join your colleagues and friends for lightbreakfast, coffee, juice and networking. Non-members must prepay online or by phone.Advanced registration required.

Pooch PlungeDate:Thurs, Sept 4Time: 5-8 pmLocation: Edge Aquatic Center, EllisvilleCost: $7 dog, $3 personContact: 636-227-9660 or ellisville.mo.us

continued on next pageDogs and their owners will have the opportu-nity to plunge, play, socialize and have fun atthe EDGE two days this summer. Also Sat,Sept 6 from 9am-Noon

Week of Sept 1-6

Listings are organized in chronologicalorder by week, then date. Simply take noteof the color-coded categories on eachpage, scan the dates and locate the typesof events you are looking for.

S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn ONE AD within this issue, we've hidden the circle from our Logofor you to find. When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name,address and telephone number to the Gateway Creative along withthe name of the ad in which you found the logo and where you gota copy of O’n A. We'll enter you into a drawing on Oct 15 for a $50dining certificate. Send to: Out ‘n Around Contest, 1734 ClarksonRoad #312,Chesterfield,MO 63017.Email to info@ gatewaycreative.net Or on Facebook at Out ‘n Around Magazine

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Mon 9/1: Tom Nickeson 1-5 pmSat 9/6: Terry Beck 1-5 pm

Sun 9/7: Rick Curtright 1 pm-5 pmSat 9/13: Kaylor /Tomasina Duo 1-5 pm

Sun 9/14: Tom Nickeson 1-5 pmSat 9/20: Terry Beck 1-5 pm

Sun 9/21: Bud & Steve Duo 1-5 pmSat 9/27: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

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What better way tospend a summerevening than

watching a movie...under thestars! Bring the family for thisgreat event! The movies willbe shown at sunset at theChesterfield Amphitheater inCentral Park. There is a com-bination of fixed seating andlawn seating. Don't forgetyour blankets if you wouldlike to stretch out on thelawn! You may bring yourown refreshments. Please, noglass bottles.

Don’t miss The LegoMovie for the adventures ofEmmet, an ordinary, perfectly

average LEGO minfigure thatis mistakenly identified as themost extraordinary personand the key to saving theworld on Friday, September5 at dusk. Rated PG.

And join us Friday,September 12 at dusk forDisney’s big hit, Frozen!Anna sets off on an epicjourney teaming up withrugged mountain man Kristoffand his loyal reindeer Svento find her sister Elsa, whoseicy powers have trapped theArendelle kingdom in eternalwinter. Rated PG.For more information, visitchesterfieldamphitheater.com

Fresh 102.5 Family Movieat Chesterfield Amphitheater

Bring your pooch to thepool for a final summerswim! Chesterfield’s

Parks & Recreation Division,in cooperation with Dirk’sFund Golden RetrieverRescue, present the 10thAnnual K-9 Splash at theChesterfield Family AquaticCenter on Tuesday,September 2 from 4:30 pm– 7:00 pm. The cost toattend is $7 per dog and $3per person with free admis-sion for children under two

years old. Each family maybring up to two dogs, how-ever no puppies under fourmonths will be permitted.All dogs that participatemust have a copy of the mostrecent record of vaccina-tions. And after swimmingwith their pals, pups canindulge in delicious snacksfrom Treats Unleashed whileyou nosh on yummy cookiesfrom Chick-fil-a! No pre-registration required toattend. For more informa-tion, visit chesterfield.mo.us

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The Great AmericanTrailer Park MusicalDate:Thurs, Sept 4-Sun, Sept 21Time:Thurs-Sat: 8 pm, Sun-2 pmLocation: Dramatic License Theater,Chesterfield MallCost: $28-$20Contact: 636-821-1746www.dramaticlicenseproductions.org You won’t believe what’s happening atArmadillo Acres, “north Florida’s exclusive man-ufactured housing community!”

Frozen: Fresh 102.5Family MovieDate: Fri, Sept 5Time: DuskLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: FreeContact: 636-812-9500www.chesterfieldamphitheater.com See “Frozen” at Chesterfield Amphitheaterand enjoy a great movie with your family.Rated PG.

Austin MahoneDate: Fri, Sept 5Time: 7pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $65-$25Contact: 314-534-1111,www.metrotix.comAustin Mahone with Fifth Harmony, ShawnMendes and Alex Angelo in concert.

21st Annual St. Louis Art FairDate: Fri, Sept 5-Sun, Sept 7Time: Fri, 5-10: Sat, 11-10: Sun, 11-5Location: Downtown ClaytonCost: Free to visitContact: 317-863-0278culturalfestivals.com Visual artists from across the nation exhibitoriginal works of art along with three stagesof entertainment, activities for children, foodfrom St. Louis restaurants and more.

Fiddler on the RoofDate: Fri, Sept 5-Sun, Oct 5Time:Various times by dateLocation: Robert G. Reim TheatreCost: $57-$20Contact: 314-821-2407, stagesstlouis.org

Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical,Fiddler on the Roof is a musical masterpiecethat will last forever in your heart!

Outdoor Lunch ConcertDate: Fri, Sept 5Time: 11 am-1 pmLocation:Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-617-6403 www.westportstl.comEnjoy live music in the outdoor village eachFriday in September by various artists.

Dogs of Society ConcertDate: Sat, Sept 6Time: 7 pmLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: FreeContact: 636-812-9500www.chesterfieldamphitheater.com Listen to this great tribute to Elton John at theAmphitheater, sponsored by Jim Butler KIA.

Maternity TourDate: Sat, Sept 6Time: 9:30-10:30 am or 11 am-NoonLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: Free: Reservations neededContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.comTours of our Birth Care Suites and a view ofthe Nursery. Also Tues, Sept 9 or Tues, Sept23: 6pm-7pm or 7:30pm-8:30pm .

Start Smart SoccerDate: Saturdays, Sept 6-Oct 11Time: 9am-9:45amLocation: Chesterfield Athletic ComplexCost: $70-$60Contact: 636-812-9514www.chesterfield.mo.us Boys and girls 3-5 can attend this program tolearn basic soccer skills. For info or to enroll,contact Chad [email protected]

LouFest Music FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 6-Sun, Sept 7Time: DailyLocation: Forest ParkCost: $350-$90Contact: www.loufest.com A sustainable music festival for all-ages featur-ing national and local bands on three stages,food and retail.

Paper Kite Butterfly FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 6Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: Butterfly House admissionContact: 636-530-0076 or www.mobot.org Watch paper kite butterflies fly, see kite build-ing demonstrations, build origami butterflies,and decorate kite to take home.Also Sept 13.

EAT 4th Annual HorseShowDate: Sun, Sept 7Time: 10 am-2 pmLocation: Equine-Assisted Therapy3369 Hwy 109 WildwoodCost: Free: $4 for BBQ lunchContact: 314-971-0605, eatherapy.org See our participants show off their skills atthis annual event in Wildwood. Bring seating.

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Mens Micro Soccer LeagueDate: Mondays, Sept 8-Nov 3Time: 6:30-10:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield Valley Ath. ComplexCost: $495-$450Contact: 636-812-9514,chesterfield.mo.usSeven weeks of league play and two weeksof single elimination playoffs. For more infoor to register, contact Chad [email protected]

Food Truck TuesdaysDate:Tues, Sept 9Time: 11 am-2 pmLocation: St. Louis Com. College,WildwoodCost: Food costsContact: 636-422-2241 or www.stlcc.edu Tempt your taste buds at lunchtime withspecialties from local food trucks. A differentfood truck will be on campus each month.


Celebrating 10 years thisSeptember, theBudweiser Taste of St.

Louis is proud to announce show-cases from celebrity chefs TylerFlorence and Duff Goldmanfrom Food Network and theCooking Channel. Chef TylerFlorence is a veteran of the FoodNetwork who currently hosts “TheGreat Food Truck Race” and“Food Court Wars.” He is chefand owner of multiple restau-rants, has a line of cookwareand award-winning wines, and isa member of Macy’s CulinaryCouncil. Chef Duff Goldman isthe owner of Charm City Cakesand the star of Food Network’s10-season hit, “Ace of Cakes.”Tyler Florence headlines on theBud Light Amphitheater Stage onFriday, September 19 at 7:15p.m. Duff Goldman will head-line on the Bud LightAmphitheater Stage on Saturday,September 20 at 7:00 p.m. Food meets music as nationalrecording artists Big HeadTodd and the Monsters rockthe Bud Light Amphitheater Stageat 8:30 p.m. September 19, fol-lowing Tyler Florence’sShowcase. St. Louis’ own TheUrge will take the stageSeptember 20 at 8:15 p.m. afterDuff Goldman works his culinarymagic.

Sauce Magazine’s RestaurantRow is more impressive than everin 2014 with past favorites likeDrunken Fish and KakaoChocolate, plus newcomers likeAnnie Gunn’s, EdgeWild andBalaban’s. For a full list of all therestaurants, visit TasteSTL.com.

The 2014 Stella Artois ChefBattle Royale will include eightregional chefs facing off to

become this year’s champion. Inaddition, the Budweiser Taste ofSt. Louis will again feature the Art& Wine Walk presented bySachs Properties, as well as KidCity, the Showcase Stage andthe Marketplace. New in2014, the Friday and Sundaynight festivities will conclude withfireworks.

The 2014 Budweiser Taste ofSt. Louis will take placeSeptember 19, 20 and 21.Admission is once again freeand includes access to SauceMagazine’s Restaurant Row, theStella Artois Chef Battle RoyaleCulinary Competition, theShowcase Stage, Kid City andthe Art & Wine Walk sponsoredby Sachs Properties. For the firsttime, a limited number of VIP tick-ets will be offered with reservedseating at the Bud LightAmphitheater Stage for Fridayand Saturday. General admissiontickets to the amphitheater showsfeaturing the celebrity chef show-cases, national act concerts andthe Beers of the World TastingExperience, are also availableand are now on sale atwww.TasteSTL.com

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St. Louis SymphonyLive at Forest ParkDate:Tues, Sept 9Time: 7 pmLocation: Forest ParkCost: FreeContact: www.stlsymphony.org Celebrate the orchestra's 135th anniversaryseason. Performance is capped off with a fire-works spectacular at the base of Art Hill.

Saint Louis NationalCharity Horse ShowDate:Wed, Sept 10-Sun, Sept 14 & Wed,Sept 24-Sun, Sept 28Time: Daily; contact for infoLocation: National Equestrian Center,Lake St. LouisCost: FreeContact: 636-561-8080www.nationalequestriancenter.com Nation’s premiere horse show that supportsStray Rescue of St. Louis and TherapeuticHorsemanship. Many events.

Movie Night at SachsDate:Wed, Sept 10Time: 6:30 pmLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.org “Draft Day” at Sachs Branch Library. PG-13.

Beer, Birdies & BBQGolf TournamentDate:Thurs, Sept 11Time: NoonLocation: Creve Coeur Golf CourseCost: $55 person, $110 teamContact: 314-432-1806, creve-coeur.org Two-person Scramble with beer and BBQ.What could be better? Register now.

Blue Steel ConcertDate:Thurs, Sept 11Time: 7-8:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield Amphitheater Contact: 636-812-9500 orchesterfieldamphitheater.com Six-piece popular music group; one of tengroups that comprise the 76-member UnitedAir Force Academy Band.

Feast in the ParkFood Truck EventDate:Thurs, Sept 11Time: 5-8 pmLocation: Faust ParkCost: Food cost: Free to visitContact: 314-615-8328 orwww.stlouisco.comFaust is hosting a Food Truck Party featuringfood and LIVE music. Park features open.

Ageless Learning SeminarsDate:Thurs, Sept 11Time: 1-3 pmLocation: St. Louis Community College atWildwoodCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-984-7777 or www.stlcc.edu/ce A free seminar series for adults of all ages fea-turing different topics each session. Call or web-site for topics. Also Thurs, Sept 25.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce YoungProfessionals Happy HourDate:Thurs, Sept 11Time: 5:30-7:30 pmLocation: Harpo’s Bar, 136 Hilltown VillageCost: ContactContact: 636-532-3399 or www.chesterfieldmochamber.comYoung Professionals’ Group will meet for casualhappy hour and networking.

Despicable Me:Fresh 102.5 Family MovieDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: DuskLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: FreeContact: 636-812-9500www.chesterfieldamphitheater.comCriminal mastermind Gru uses a trio of orphangirls for a scheme, but he finds their love ischanging him for the better. Rated PG.

1st Annual St. LouisWorld’s Fare HeritageFestival and GamesDate: Fri, Sept 12-Sun, Sept 14Time: Fri, 4-10: Sat, 10-10: Sun, 10-8Location: Forest ParkCost: FreeContact: www.stlworldsfare.com Celebrate St. Louis history, present, and futureas the magical energy of the 1904 World's Fairis rekindled. 1904 historic exhibits, educationaldisplays and reenactments, musical perform-ances and more.

Zac Brown BandDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: 7 pmLocation:Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost:TBAContact: www.ticketmaster.com See Zac Brown Band:The Great American RoadTrip Tour at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

Jay Leno: Live atLindenwood (Sold Out!)Date: Fri, Sept 12Time: 8 pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $99.50-$69.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.LUBoxOffice.com Acclaimed late night host, author, comedian,and speaker will visit Lindenwood.




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Wildwood Concert Series-Fat PocketDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: 6:45-9:15 pmLocation:Town Center Plaza,WildwoodCost: Free

Contact: 636-457-0440www.fatpocketnation.com Enjoy this outdoor concert in Wildwood.

South County Flea MarketDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 8:30 am-2 pmLocation: Affton Community CenterCost: Free admission, tables, $15Contact: 314-615-8820 or www.stlouisco.com/parks Come and buy or sell.We welcome crafts,antiques and specialty items.Advance regis-tration for vendors is required as limitedspace is available.

Bandana Bash Wildwood 5KDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 8 am-NoonLocation:WildwoodCost: Contact:Contact: 636-458-0440 or www.cityofwildwood.com5K Run in Wildwood.Call or online to register.

Thunderhead Concert:The Rush ExperienceDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: Gates open 5pmLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $15Contact: 636-812-9500www.chesterfieldamphitheater.com KSHE 95 Real Rock Radio welcomesThunderhead:The Rush Experience. For tick-ets visit www.thepageant.com

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 8:30 am-4:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $95 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.com This class is designed for expectant parentswho are unable to attend the regular four-week session.You will attend 1 class all dayon Saturday. Additional class: Sat, Sept 27.

Infant Care ClassDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 9 am-1 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $45 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.com Topics include bathing and dressing, newborncharacteristics, common illnesses in infancy,infant CPR, car and home safety. Additionaldate: Sat, Sept 27.

Bigger Siblings 6-10 Yrs.Date: Sat, Sept 13Time: 9:30-11 amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Games, stories and videos help children learnhow to hold a baby, what it means to shareand how to keep baby safe.

Ballwin Craft Beer FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 4-8 pmLocation:Vlasis ParkCost: $30-$25Contact: 636-227-8580, ballwin.mo.us This taste-testing event will feature local craftbeers, live music by “Old Salt Music Band”and food for sale from local restaurants.

Fall Festival at Fine Art LTDDate: Sat, Sept 13 & Sun, Sept 14Time: 10 am- 10 pm Sat ; to 4 pm SunLocation: Fine Art LTD, 18350 ChesterfieldAirport RdCost: Free admissionContact: 636-537-1500, fineartlimited.comCome experience local and regional artisans,fun activities for kids of all ages, live music,silent auction, food & drinks. Supports localcharities.

Princess Tea PartyDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 10:30 am-noonLocation: St. Louis CarouselCost: $15Contact: 314-615-8345 Little girls dress up and make crafts, get pho-tos, have ‘tea’ and ride the carousel. Girls 4-7.

Chesterfield 1st AnnualHalf MarathonDate: Sun, Sept 14Time: 7 amLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $60-$45Contact: 636-912-9500, chesterfield.mo.us Run through scenic route of ChesterfieldValley. Awards to top three in male andfemale in age groups and top male andfemale overall. Sponsored by St. Luke’sHospital.

Texas Hold’emPoker TournamentDate: Mon, Sept 15Time: 6:30 pmLocation: Daniel Boone Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-994-3300, www.slcl.org There will be snacks, prizes, and free poker.This event is recommended for adults andyou must be 18 or older to register.

FOCUS Breast CancerSupport GroupDate:Tues, Sept 16Time: ContactLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6055 x5 to registerwww.stlukes-stl.com Educational and support group for womendiagnosed with breast cancer. Call 314-205-6055 ext. 5 to RSVP or for more information.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Sept 17Time: 11:30 am-1 pmLocation: Persimmon Woods Golf Club,6401 Weldon Spring RoadCost: $25 members, $30 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com General membership meeting and luncheon.Non-members are required to pay inadvance, online or by phone.Advance registra-tion required for all attendees.

Review ChildbirthDate:Wed, Sept 17Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $35 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com

These classes are for couples who have previ-ously had childbirth instruction. Classes takeplace over two evenings and last two hours.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business AfterHoursDate:Thurs, Sept 18Time: 5-7 pmLocation: Delmar Gardens, ChesterfieldCost: Free- members, $15 for non-mem-bersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Meet and network with Chamber membersand guests. Food and beverages provided.

Party in the PlazaDate:Thurs, Sept 18Time: 5-9 pmLocation:Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-617-6403www.westportstl.com Food, drink & live music in outdoor village!

Great Forest Park BalloonGlow and Balloon RaceDate: Fri, Sept 19-Sat, Sept 20Time: DailyLocation: Forest ParkCost: Free Contact: 314-993-2901www.greatforestparkballoonrace.com Balloon glow Friday from 7:00 p.m. - 9:15p.m. followed by fireworks. Race day activitiesinclude kids’ entertainment, skydivers, and aphoto contest prior to the launch of the hareand hound balloons at 4:30-4:45 p.m.

10th Annual BudweiserTaste of St. LouisDate: Fri, Sept 19-Sun, Sept 21Time: Fri, 4-10 pm; Sat, 11 am-10 pm;Sun, 11am-9pmLocation: Chesterfield Amphitheater Cost: Free entrance;TicketedAmphitheater: $85-$45 (presale)Contact:636-812-9500www.tastestl.com for infoGrand Tasting Event, 30+ Restaurants,Culinary Competitions, an Art & Wine Walk,the Chef Battle Royale, Amphitheater Shows(ticketed attraction), Kid City and more.

9th Annual Harvest FestivalDate: Fri, Sept 19 & Sat, Sept 20Time: 5-10 pmLocation:Augusta Cost: Some free events, Some for pur-chaseContact: 636-228-4005www.augusta-chamber.orgAnnual celebration with food, wine and funfor the family. Weekend lodging available. Seewebsite or call for updated information.

Around theWorld Wine DinnerDate: Fri, Sept 19Time: 6:30 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $58Contact: 314-577-0200, www.mobot.orgReserve your place at this wine dinner featur-ing New Orleans cuisine with French wines.

Week of Sept 14-20

The City of Chesterfieldwill host the first annu-al Chesterfield Half

Marathon in partnershipwith Fleet Feet! The 13.1mile course will begin at theChesterfield Amphitheaterand will follow a beautifulscenic route throughChesterfield Valley. The racewill begin at 7:00 am and issponsored by St. Luke’sHospital. Awards will begiven to the top three femaleand male performers in eachage group and the top over-all male and female finalist. Registrations can be madeonline at www.chesterfield-halfmarathon.itsyourrace.com or participants can visitwww.chesterfield.mo.us todownload the registrationform. Day of the race regis-tration is available at theChesterfield Amphitheater.Sponsored by St. Luke’sHospital.

1st AnnualChesterfield

Half Marathon SEPT 14, 2004 • 7 am




Mosaics, Missouri Festivalfor the ArtsDate: Fri, Sept 19-Sun, Sept 21Time: Fri, 4-9 pm; Sat, 11am-9 pm;Sun, 11am-5pmLocation: Historic Downtown St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: 314-482-5476 orwww.stcharlesmosaics.org Family-friendly weekend event, with activities foreveryone including fantastic art and great enter-tainment. children can create their own artwork.

Prairie Day at ShawNature ReserveDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 10 am-4 pmLocation: Shaw Nature ReserveCost: $6-$2Contact: 636-451-3512, www.mobot.org Family event portrays prairie heritage throughactivities and demonstrations, and showcases theReserve’s 250-acre re-created tall grass prairie.

Faust Heritage FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 20 & Sun, Sept 21Time: 10 am-5 pmLocation: Faust Historic VillageCost: $5 adult, $2 child, ages three andunder: freeContact: 314-615-8328 orwww.stlouisco.com/parks/faust Old-time arts and crafts, demos, food, hayrides,food vendors and fun.

World Day of PlayDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 9:30 am-5:30 pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: Free with Museum admissionContact: 314-822-8900, magichouse.org Join The Magic House (and the world!) for aplay date to celebrate Worldwide Day of Play.

Kids’ Flea MarketDate: Sun, Sept 21Time: 11 am-3 pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: $15 per tableContact: 314-822-8900 www.magichouse.orgKids can sell their wares and others can shop.Free to shop, fee for table.

7th Annual Kids TriathlonDate: Sun, Sept 21Time: 8 am-NoonLocation:The Pointe at Ballwin CommonsCost: $25Contact: 636-227-8580 orwww.ballwin.mo.usAges 5-13 can participate in this swim, bike andrun event. Register.

All Porsche Auto ShowDate: Sun, Sept 21Time: 11 am-3 pmLocation: Kemp Auto MuseumCost: FreeContact: 636-537-1718www.kempautomuseum.org See some 60 hallmarks from the marquee; cel-ebrated Carreras, new and vintage, 911’s,Boxster Spyders and more fine variants.

Childbirth Preparation ClassDate: Mon, Sept 22Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $65 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Four-week class held on either Monday,Tuesdayor Wednesday evenings.Tour of Birth Care Suitesincluded.Also, beginning Tues, Sept 23 or Wed,Sept 24.

A Sibling Class 3-6 Yrs.Date: Mon, Sept 22Time: 10-11:30 amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906www.stlukes-stl.com Children practice holding a newborn-sized dolland make a present for their new brother or sis-ter. Siblings receive a T-shirt and certificate, andtake a tour.

Total ControlIntroductory ClassDate:Wed, Sept 24Time: 6:30-7:30 pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6100, stlukes-stl.com St. Luke's is the exclusive St. Louis provider ofTotal Control, a fitness, educational pelvic healthprogram that can transform women's lives.

OktoberfestDate: Fri, Sept 25-Sun, Sept 28Time: Fri, 4-11pm, Sat, 10 am-11pm,Sun, 10 am-5 pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.stcharlesoktoberfest.com Annual festival with fun, food and activities forthe entire family. Parade, car show, Germanmusic, dachshund races and more!

Disney on Ice PresentsPrincesses and HeroesDate:Thurs, Sept 25-Sun, Sept 28Time:Thurs & Fri, 7 pm: Sat, 11 am, 3 pm,7 pm: Sun, 1 pm, 5 pmLocation: Chaifetz Arena Cost: Starting at $15Contact: 800-745-3000www.thechaifetzarena.com High flying jumps, acrobatics, skating and lovableDisney friends are just a wish away! Specialappearance by Disney's newest princess,Rapunzel.

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Senior Coffee HourDate:Thur, Sept 25, Oct 23 & Nov 20Time: 10:30 am-11:30Location: St. Louis CarouselCost: $6Contact: 314-615-8345 Seniors 50 and older are invited to meetnew friends for a cup of java and fun.

Food Truck FeastDate: Fri, Sept 26Time: 11 am-1:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield City Hall- CircleDr.Cost: $9-$6Contact: 636-537-4000 www.chesterfield.mo.us The area’s best food truck vendors are serv-ing up delicious lunch specials on selectFridays, March through October.

Purina Pro PlanIncredible Dog ChallengeDate: Fri, Sept 26-Sun, Sept 27Time: Practice, 9 am Fri: Show,11am SatLocation: Purina FarmsCost:TBAContact:314-982-3232 orpurinafarms.com This nationwide competition features canineathletes and their owners taking part infast-paced and exciting events.

John PrineDate: Fri, Sept 26Time: 8 pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $59.50-$49.50Contact: 314-516-4949 orwww.touhill.orgOne of the few songwriters honored by theLibrary of Congress and US Poet Laureate,Prine is more than a musician—he is anAmerican treasure.

Greater St. LouisHispanic FestivalDate: Fri, Sept 26-Sun, Sept 28Time: DailyLocation: Soulard ParkCost: FreeContact: 314-837-6100hispanicfestivalstl.com Dancers, arts and crafts, bands, Kids’ corner,petting zoo, food and fun.

Super Hero PartyDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: 10:30 am-noonLocation: St. Louis CarouselCost: $15Contact: 314-615-8345 Superheroes come dressed to this fun-filledparty. Each child will make a project, have aphoto taken, eat a snack and ride thecarousel.

Celebration Day:A Tribute to Led ZeppelinDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: Gates open: 5 pmLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $20Contact: 636-537-4000www.chesterfieldampthitheater.com Celebration Day is a Led Zeppelin Tributebased out of St Louis that features membersof local bands formerly signed to majorlabels, and are all local legends.

Dick Fox’s Golden Boys (Sold Out!)Date: Sat, Sept 27Time: 8 pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for theArtsCost: $79.50-$49.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.LUBoxOffice.comSee Frankie Avalon, Bobby Rydell and Fabianin Concert!

The Great Artist GuitarSeries featuring DouglasNiedtDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: 8 pmLocation: Ethical Society, 9001 ClaytonRoadCost: $28-$24Contact: 314-229-8686,www.GuitarStLouis.net Music of Latin America, as well as Americanpopular composers such as Duke Ellington,Richard Rodgers, and Dave Brubeck.

2014 Wildwood BBQ BashDate: Sat, Sept 27 & Sun, Sept 28Time: Sat,10 am-10 pm; Sun,10 am-3 pmLocation:Town Center PlazaCost: Food for saleContact: 636-458-0440cityofwildwood.com Annual two-day celebration in Wildwood.

Rec-Plex Fall TriathlonDate: Sun, Sept 28Location: St. Peters Rec-PlexCost:Varies by eventContact: 636-939-2FUN orwww.stpetersmo.netRegister for a variety of events at theTriathlon. Events for all levels and ages; funfor the family. Come to watch, too.

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BRIDAL/FORMAL ATTIRE

Amore Today’s Bridal N Fashion14575 Manchester Road636-527-2667amoretodaybridal.com

Blossoms Bridal15882 Clayton Road636-527-7130blossomsbridal.com

Camille La VieChesterfield Mall636-681-5223camillelavie.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

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

Savvi Formal Wear216 Chesterfield Mall636-532-1800savviwedding.com

Signature Bridal703 Long Road636-778-3200signaturebridle.com

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

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

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

Kay’s Jewelers50 Chesterfield Mall636-536-0808kay.com

Hannoush Jewelers218 Chesterfield Mall636-536-2906hannoush.com

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

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

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

Novak Jewelers14442 Clayton Road636-227-7225novakjewelers.com

BAKERIES - CAKES

The Cup1590 Clarkson Road636-536-2287cravethecup.com

Dierbergs1730 Clarkson Rd.636-537-9400

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

McArthur’s Bakery13700 Olive Blvd314-744-3022

PartyPlanning

A Guide toMaking Things

Easier

PartyPlanning

A Guide toMaking Things

Easier

Planning a Wedding? BirthdayParty? Family Reunion?

No matter what the special occasion-a casual birthday party or a formal

wedding-planning the event is half thefun. The Chesterfield/West County areahas some of the greatest resources to help

you add that extra special touch. Make theplannning of that special event uniquely

yours. On the following pages we’veincluded some of the companies that canhelp make your event special. From party

gowns to limousines to banquet facilities...It’s all here in our A to Z party

resource directory!

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Nadoz Bakery & Cafe17089 N Outer 40 RoadIn Taubman Outlet Mall636-536-4100

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

FLORISTS/CENTERPEICESDierbergs Florist & Gifts1730 Clarkson Rd.314-692-2000

Edible Arrangements14819 Clayton Rd.636-394-1100ediblearrangements.com

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

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

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

Schnucks Markets141 Hilltown Village636-532-8814

EVENT/ PARTYRECEPTION 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

Restaurants with Private &Semi-Private Space

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

Balaban’s 1772 Clarkson Road636-449-6700balabanswine.comUp to 100

Bishop’s Post16125 Chesterfield Pkwy West636-536-9404Private rooms for 35-50

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 40

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 615 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

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

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

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Oishi 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-530-1198

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

Scarecrow1095 East Chesterfield Pkwy636-536-9440Up to 40

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

Veritas Gateway to Food & Wine15860 Fountain Plaza Drive636-227-6800Up to 50 people

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

Vito’s in the Valley138 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-536-3788Semi private- 30 people

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 Ave636-273-4300Private room for 60

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

Ya Ya’s 15601 Olive Blvd.636-537-9991Private room seats up to 12.

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

Hyatt Place333 Chesterfield Center636-536-6262Call for capacity

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

Unique Venues

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

Chesterfield Amphitheater631 Veteran’s [email protected]

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

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

Gardens at MalmaisonSt. Albans, MO3519 St. Albans Rd636-458-0131 Outdoor tent, private rooms 15-40

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

Pinot’s Palette1641 Clarkson Road636-778-2111Up to 50 plusPinotsPalette.com


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Purser Center at Logan College1851 Schoettler Road636-227-2100 x1881Accomodates up to 1500 people

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

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

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

Other Venues For Parties

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

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

WINERIES/PARTIES

Augusta WineryAugusta, MO636-228-4301augustawinery.comBalducci’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

Noboleis Vineyards100 Hemsath RoadAugusta. MO636-482-4500noboleisvineyards.com

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

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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

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

Dream Play17373 Edison Ave.636-530-0055dreamplayrec.comIndoor playground

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

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

High NRG Gymnastix17732 Edison Ave.636-532-7762Chesterfield Mallhighenergygymnastix.comGym activities

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

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.

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.

Toy Thyme PARTaY RoomChesterfield Mall636-733-0088

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

River City Catering1017 Wolfrum Rd.314-495-5696

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

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

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

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

Gianfabio Ristorante127 Hilltown Village Center636-532-6686

Goodcents Subs 170 Long Rd., #130636-537-5300

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

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

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

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Oishi 100 Chesterfield Valley Dr.636-530-1198

PM BBQ161 Long Road636-536-1966/pmbbq.com

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

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

Stefanina’s103 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-530-9200

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

Talayna's68 Four Seasons314-469-6650

Villa Farotto17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0048

Vito’s in the Valley138 Chesterfield Towne Centre636-536-3788

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

WINE/LIQUOR

Balaban’s 1772 Clarkson Road636-449-6700balabanswine.com

Lukas Liquor Superstore15921 Manchester Rd.636-227-4543

www.lukasliquorstl.comThe largest selection in Missouri.

St. Louis Wine Market & Tasting Room164 Chesterfield Commons East314-583-8431

Naked Vine1624 Clarkson Rd.636-536-0711

Veritas Gateway to Food & WineFountain Plaza636-227-6800

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

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

Doubletree by Hilton 16625 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

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

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

Wildwood Hotel2801 Fountain Place, Wildwood636-733-9100

MUSICBob Kuban Entertainment17626 Lasiandrawww.bobkuban.com, 636-532-0788

Chesterfield Quartet314-469-3432www.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

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 Holmes314-576-0838

Smash Band314-363-9498 www.smashband.com

The Spectrum Band314-434-7153Yessir Band314-913-7913/www.yessirband.com


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Romance is in air. The crisp, falldays bring to mind roaring fire-places, flickering candles, brisk

outdoor walks and lingering glancesacross sumptuous plates of decadentdinners.

Whether you enjoy amore rustic setting orsomething morerefined, the optionsare endless through-out Missouri. Travelhand-in-hand alongthe colorful fall vis-tas to a romanticday, night or weekendof your dreams.

Try these unusual, magical getawaysto bring back the sparkle in your rela-tionship…to kindle a romance…or tocelebrate your autumn wedding.

Wildwood Springs LodgeSteelville, MO573-775-2400www.wildwoodspringslodge.com

Only about 100 miles from the St.Louis area, Wildwood Springs Lodgeis steeped in history and will surroundyou with a homey, warm feeling toward off the fall chill.

The Ozark countryside will paint awatercolor vision at this Steelvilleresort, built in the 20’s and thoughtful-ly maintained to exude an atmosphereof seclusion amid first-class accommo-dations.

With hiking trails, tennis and otheroutside amenities, you can stick closeto the lodge or venture out to visit areawineries, take in a game of golf or goantiquing. Dining is available onsite;other restaurants are nearby.

Wildwood Springs Lodge is well-known for their fantastic lineup of con-certs throughout the season. InSeptember and October, you can hearthe Little River Band, Arlo Guthrie,New Riders of the Purple Sage andmore. See their website for ticket infor-mation and dates.

Beall MansionAlton, IL1-866-The-BEALLwww.beallmansion.com

Tired of the same old hotels? Thesame restaurants and the same viewsoutside your windows? Transport

yourself and your sweetie to a hotel thatspells luxury with 2 LL’s!

The Beall Mansion in Alton is anelegant Bed and Breakfast that knowshow to treat its guests with elegance

and opulence in an historichome that will make your jawdrop at the splendor.

Listen to this run-

down of a few of the outstanding ameni-ties and options at the Beall Mansion:24-Hour All-You-Can-Eat ChocolateBuffet; Triple sheeted feather beds;Fireplaces in King Rooms; Whirlpool“Jacuzzi” Rooms; In-Room Spa andMassage Services

This three-story, 10,000 + squarefoot mansion is listed on the NationalRegister of Historic Places and is lav-ishly furnished with period antiques andreproductions, as well as marble andbronze statuary. Tours are availableduring your stay.

The history of the mansion willimpress you, and you’ll get a taste of thefiner things of life at the Beall.

Hermann800-932-8687www.visithermann.com

Thinking of popping the question,but not sure of your plans after the“yes”? Why not hop on the Amtrak lineand visit Hermann, in the heart of WineCountry? Sure, you could drive, too,

but there is somethingquaint and intimate

about a ride along theMissouri River

Runner.Tucked away in the

Missouri River Valley,Hermann is a picture

book village where 19thcentury brick buildings hug the

sidewalk, as they do in Germany.Many options are available here forboth dining and lodging, all steeped inhistory and outdoor beauty.

From venues with dramatic views tomore than 300 guest rooms in all priceranges, Hermann is the perfect settingfor an unforgettable Wine Countrywedding.

In September, Hermann hosts itsWedding Trail, a presentation of itsmany venues and lodging choices. AndHermann’s Oktoberfest is an annualcelebration every weekend in Octoberyou won’t want to miss. Romantic?You bet.

The Lemp MansionSt. Louis, MO314-664-8024www.thelempmansion.com

How can we talk about romance inthe fall and not mention a getaway thatwill have you cuddled together all

night long against scary goings-on? According to CNN Travel, The

Lemp Mansion is one of the spookiestbuildings around the world.

Close to home but otherworldly, theLemp offers many events to stimulateyour spine-tingling sensibilities, andtheir restaurant is a popular destinationfor those seeking something different.

You can spend the night here,too…if you dare, and experience a comfortable suite that will keep yousnuggled together against all manner ofeerie emanations.

By Robin Garrison Leach

RomanticGetaways

It’s Time to GetAway This Fall



What a difference ageneration makeswhen celebrating

our life with family and friends.If you are a baby boomer yourmother made your favoritecake, meal, and possibly eventhe candles. Hats, balloons andparty horns were neat.Add afew friends and family, and whata treat.

If you are in your twenties,pizza parties at the localrestaurants and charactersentertaining on stage was thelatest and greatest when youwere five or six.There mighthave been clowns at yourhouse or a whole yard full ofanimals to feed and ponies toride. Jugglers were anotherattraction available, coming tothe local parks for fun and hop-ing the weather would cooper-ate.

Yes,“WOW” is the feelingyou get when you see theworld of entertainment for thespecial birthdays children havetoday. Bounce to your heart’scontent, fly in the sky, playvideo games until you drop, getyour hair styled and then partyin the same location, or twirlon a historic carousel.

It may not necessarily beeasier now, but it is moreexciting.The baby boomers areparticipating in the party.Perhaps they are reliving theirbirthdays through the next gen-eration?

Listed below are just a fewof your many choices today!

BounceU17365 Edison Avenue636-532-5867www.bounceu.com

Have you ever wishedthat you could throw agreat party and actually

get to enjoy yourself whiledoing it? Well you can!BounceU is the premier indoorfamily entertainment center inChesterfield catering to birth-day parties and other privategatherings. Experience theirsuperior customer servicefrom the time you book your

party to the time they walkyou to your car –they do it all;party planning, party and safetymanagement, serving food anddrinks to your guests as well asorganizing a fun.

KidzArt St. Louis 636-536-5371 www.kidzart.com

The birthday child and theirguests will delight in making

beautiful drawingsand doing drawingbased art projects

at this creative and popularevent.This simple, fun, andunique party experience is per-fect for boys and girls betweenthe ages of 6-11.TheirCertified Party instructors willcome to you with all the pro-

fessional art supplies necessaryand take all the mess withthem when they go.

St. Louis CarouselLocated in Faust Park636-615-7373

The St. Louis Carousel atFaust Park offers unique birth-day parties for children andadults of all ages. Birthday par-ties are available during the dayand evening Tuesday throughSunday at various times.TheCarousel Gift Shop also carries

unique gift items and partyaccessories such as goody bags,invitations, cake separators andcake toppers, cookie cuttersand balloons.

Hardee’s Iceplex16851 North Outer Forty Dr.636-537-4200 www.hardeesiceplex.com

The Summit Center is agreat place to hold your nextbirthday.They will hold theparty during public sessiontimes or a Diamond Packagewill give you all the privacy tomeet your needs.They canaccommodate up to 25 guests,and the Summit Grille has a fullservice snack bar.The hottestparty is at the "coolest" place.

SkyZoneRecreational Center17379 Edison Avenue636-530-4550 www.skyzonesports.com

Looking for a new andfun way to celebrateyour kid's birthday?Come to SKYZONE,

the Midwest’s first alltrampoline-walled playing

field.The futuristic playing sur-face offers games and activitieswhere players are moving onthe ground, zooming in the air,and running on sidewalls all atthe same time.Their privateparty rooms and party coordi-nators will help you give aparty that all of your friendswill be talking about.

Pinot’s Palette1641 Clarkson Road636-778-2111www.pinotspalette.com

While available for adult par-ties and celebrations, Pinot’sPalette is also a great place foryour child’s next birthdayparty! They offer various paint-ings for your child and theirguests to recreate in theirpainting library.A local artistwill be available to walk thechildren through the paintingstep-by-step. Pinot’s Palette willprovide all of the art suppliesthat you and your guests willneed, and you are free to bringthe food and beverages of yourchoosing!

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Build-A-Bear Workshop67 West County Center314-821-1227www.buildabear.com

Build-A-Bear is a great wayto celebrate your child’s birth-day! Requiring a minimum of 6guests and prices starting at$12 a guest, the children willbe thrilled to leave the partywith their very own stuffed ani-mal of their own creation.Aparty at Build-A-Bear willinclude a party leader to enter-tain your guests, a group photo,a party gift for all of yourguests, and printable invitationsand thank you cards.

The Lodge Des Peres1050 Des Peres Road314-835-6150?www.desperesmo.org

The Lodge boasts an indoorand outdoor pool, making it awonderful location to celebrateyour child’s birthday yearround.The Party Room is justoff of the pool deck, and it pro-vides room for up to 30 adults

and children.The children willlove the indoor wave pool andslide and adults will enjoy theindoor hot tub.With packagesavailable starting at $165 formembers and residents and$215 for non-residents, it willsurely be a party that yourchild will remember!

Sports Fusion140 Long Road636-536-6720chesterfieldsportsfusion.com

With a wide variety of activ-ities ranging from laser tag toobstacle courses to rock climb-ing, everyone is sure to have agreat time at Sports Fusion! Itsmany activities allow kids of allages to have an amazing time.Several party packages areavailable, but all packagesinclude a party host, use of aparty room for the first hourand forty minutes, soft drinks,paper products (cups, plates,table clothes, etc.), invitations,and a t-shirt for the birthdaychild.

Miss Kelley’s Gym12802 Olive Boulevard314-439-1100misskellysgym.com

Your child will have an amaz-ing time at Miss Kelley’s Gym!Miss Kelley’s Gym strives tomake the party as easy on youas possible all while makingsure your child and their guestshave fun.They provide invita-tions, qualified instructors forthe duration of your party, allof the set-up and clean-up, a t-shirt for the birthday child,drinks for the children, allpaper products, and balloonsand streamers for decoration.Various party times available ontheir website.

Brunswick Zone176 Four SeasonsShopping Center314-469-6550www.bowlbrunswick.com

If your child loves bowling,pizza, and video games, thenthey will love a party atBrunswick Zone! Brunswick

Zone has a selection of partypackages available starting at$13.99 per person with a mini-mum of 5 guests.This providesa 2 hour party, shoe rental, onelarge cheese pizza, a pitcher ofsoft drinks, paper goods andinvitations, and much more!

American Girl Store2020 Chesterfield Mall877-247-5223Americangirl.com

If your daughter is threeyears or older, then she willsurely love an elegant party atthe American Girl Store. Enjoya delicious meal and send yourguests off with a goody bagthat contains items for the girlsand their dolls.The deluxepackage also includes fun tableactivities and crafts.Access tothe Doll Hair Salon services isalso available for an additionalfee.



Wedding season, a time thatshould be spent in celebration,usually causes brides-to-be to

stress over every fine detail for their specialday. In the minds of most women, beautymeans a flawless complexion and the mostexquisite up-do. These ideals can make orbreak their dream wedding. No need tospend your time desperately shufflingthrough the phonebook; Chesterfield canperfect your wedding. Offering an assort-ment of beauty treatments and fitness pro-grams, Out ‘n Around provides you withthe ultimate wedding guide.

The Face and the Body Spa1765 Clarkson Road636-532-2500www.faceandbodyspa.com

The Face and the Body Spa tenders toall of the beautyessentials needed tolook fabulous onyour wedding day.They offer makeupapplication, hairdesign, eyebrowsculpting, mani-cures and pedi-cures, facials, lasertreatments, andmassage treatments. They advise you toschedule your hair color and conditioningtreatments 1-2 months ahead of time. Visitthe Face and Body Spa to experience thepampering and relaxation every bridedeserves in preparation for the big day.

TA DA’ Hair Salon189 Chesterfield Business Parkway636-532-1224www.tadasalon.com

To have exceptional style on your wed-ding day, visit TA DA’ Salon in theChesterfield Valley. Their professional teamis composed of highly trained stylists, acolor specialist, esthetician, nail tech and afriendly staff. TA DA’ offers hair styles,updos, makeup, lip color, manicures andpedicures for the bride and the entirebridal party. They also provide a variety ofskin care treatments to acquire that ulti-mate glow on your wedding day. And thegroom is not left out at TA DA’! They pro-vide male haircuts and other services formen. TA DA’ Salon offers complimentaryconsultations for the bride’s up-dos as wellas trial makeup. All services require a creditcard. They believe you deserve to shine onyour memorable day!

Bella Gente212 THF Boulevard636-536-2002bellagentesalon.com

Bella Gente “brings forward the beauti-ful person in you” on your wedding day.Bella Gente offers a free consultation, typi-callly one week before your wedding day.They can do your hair at the salon or theycan travel to your wedding site and insureall is well prior to going down the aisle.They offer manicures and pedicures intheir salon. Bella Gente hopes to create amemory of you looking and feeling yourbest on this special day.

Synergi MedSpa17000 Baxter Road, Suite 100636-530-6100www.synergimedspa.com

Synergi MedSpa recently received a callfrom a client telling them how thankfulshe was that she chose their mineral make-up prior to her wedding. She explainedthat she was the only one that didn't needto reapply her make-up after a brief rainshower! Synergi MedSpa also offers med-

ical microdermabrasion treatments suchas medical microdermabrasion withgreen tea gel mask, rejuvenatingfacials, corrective skin peels, anddepilatory services. Medical spa treat-

ments include laserhair removal, ther-mascan, microlaser

peel, BBL photo reju-venation, and laser vein

treatments.

Dominic Michael17057 Baxter Road636-449-1583www.dmsalon.com

“Making brides beautiful for over 25years.” Dominic Michael is proud to offerhigh quality service. Dominic Michael pro-vides exceptional treatments performed on-

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site or in-salon. Their menu ofservices includes haircut,styling, coloring, perms, mani-cure and pedicures, facials,peels, body massages, waxing,and makeup application.Allow Dominic Michael tocreate a breathtaking look foryou on your wedding day.

Lotus Hair Salon13447 Olive Boulevard314-434-7717www.thelotushairsalon.com

Lotus Hair Salon offers allthe beauty services essential fora bride’s final look. FormerlyMario Anthony’s, they providean array of treatments such ashighlights, eye brow shaping,blow dry, hair straightening,cuts and styles, coloring, per-manent coloring, nail pamper-ing, makeup application, skincare and body waxing, all start-ing at affordable pricing. Theyare proud to offer brides anassortment of spectacular pack-ages, tending to the bride’s spe-cific beauty requests.

American ImageSalon and Spa13385 Olive Boulevard314-878-5210www.americanimagesalon.com

American Image Salon andSpa offers specialty treatmentfacials, corrective facials, mas-sage enhancements, massageand dry body treatments, hairremoval, and cosmetics. If thegrueling months of weddingpreparation are causing backtension, all of the specialtytreatment facials include a self-heating mud back therapy.Facials are not only offered forthe bride, but for the groom aswell!

Venetian Nail Salon1590 Clarkson Road636-536-6000venetiannailsalonchesterfield.com

Venetian Nail Salon offers avariety of manicure, pedicure,and waxing packages that willhelp you look your best onyour special day! Need addi-tional services for your flower

girl? No problem! VenetianNail Salon offers a variety ofpackages for kids too. Withfriendly service, Venetian NailSalon is the perfect place to bepampered before walkingdown the aisle.

Studio 703703 Long Road Crossing Drive636-536-6770thestudio703.com

Looking for friendly servicewith extensive expertise? Then

look no further! Studio 703offers haircuts and styling forhim and her, extensions andcolorings, make up, and wax-ing. Services available in theirstudio or upon your location.Simple styles such as grand-mothers short hair curls orflower girl cute pony availableat a discounted price. Thefriendly team at Studio 703will be sure to make your feelspecial on your day!



4th Annual October Owls & OrchidsDate: Oct 1 through Oct 31Time: During open hoursLocation:The Butterfly HouseCost: $3 for MO Botanical Garden mem-bers, $6 non-membersContact: butterflyhouse.org/owls More than 1000 owl butterflies take flight dur-ing the 4th annual October Owls and Orchidsevent. Additional after-hours events will be heldTue evenings from 4-7 pm.

Artists & Apples SeriesDate:Wed, Oct 1Time: 12:30-1:30 pmLocation: St. Louis Com. College, WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 314-984-7777 or www.stlcc.edu/ce Featuring artists from different disciplines whospeak about their work and career path. Lightrefreshments will be served.

Meremec Theatre Presents:1956 Saint AscensionDate:Wed, Oct 1-Sun, Oct 5Time: Oct 1-4: 7:30 pm Oct 5: 2 pmLocation: St Louis Com.College, MeremecCost: FreeContact: 314-984-7562 or www.stlcc.edu1959 SAINT ASCENSION, a new musical byEmmy Award winning director Gary Paben andmusic by Donna Perrino, Saint Louis SymphonySoloist, will have its premiere performance atSTLCC-Meramec.

Open Mic NightDate:Thurs, Oct 2Time: 6:30-9 pmLocation: St. Louis Com. College,WildwoodCost: Free: Must registerContact: 636-442-2244email: [email protected] Students and artists are invited to present theirwriting, visual art, music or dramatic work atan open microphone.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce First ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Oct 2Time: 7:30 am-9 pmLocation: Lindell Bank, 15500 Olive Blvd.Cost: Free- members; $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Join your colleagues and friends for light break-fast, coffee, juice and networking. Non-mem-bers must prepay online or by phone.Advancedregistration required.

Feast in the ParkDate:Thurs, Oct 2Time: 5-8 pmLocation: Queeny Park, BallwinCost: Food costContact: 636-227-8580 orwww.ballwin.mo.usFood trucks with goodies for purchase.

Play & RideDate:Thur, Oct 2,16,30 & Nov 13Time: 10 am-NoonLocation: St. Louis CarouselCost: $8 a child per classContact: 314-615-8345Tailored for kids 5 and under. Unlimited rideson the carousel and lots of activities in theplayroom. Child muust be accompanied.

Pearl JamDate: Fri, Oct 3Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $66.50Contact: 800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.com Pearl Jam in Concert at Scottrade this October!

Ringo StarrDate: Fri, Oct 3 Time: 8 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $127.50-$49.50Contact: 314-534-1111, metrotix.com Ringo Starr and his All-Star Band perform atthe Fabulous Fox Theatre.

St. Charles Ghost ToursDate: Fri, Oct 3-Sat, Oct 4Time: 7 pm-9:30 pm; MidnightLocation: Main Street, St. CharlesCost: $20Contact: 314-374-6102 or www.stcharlesghosts.com

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OCTW H A T ’ S H A P P E N I N G

S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn ONE AD within this issue, we've hidden the circle from our Logofor you to find. When you find it, fax, mail or e-mail your name,address and telephone number to the Gateway Creative along withthe name of the ad in which you found the logo and where you gota copy of O’n A. We'll enter you into a drawing on Oct 15 for a $50dining certificate. Send to: Out ‘n Around Contest,1734 Clarkson Road #312,Chesterfield,MO 63017.Email to info@ gatewaycreative.net Or on Facebook at Out ‘n Around Magazine

Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Virgil Seib ofChesterfield! The logo was hidden in the Pinot’s Palette Ad

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Join us for our annualBackstoppalooza

fundraiser concert onSaturday, October 4from 5:00 pm –10:00 pm at theChesterfieldAmphitheater. The concert bene-fits the Backstoppers Inc., anorganization that provides immedi-ate financial aid and other supportto the families of Police Officersand Firefighters who lose their livesin the line of duty. All of the pro-ceeds from ticket, food, beverageand t-shirt sales go directly toBackstoppers (excluding productionand band costs).

Entertainment for theevent will have you up

dancing and singing allnight long to songsfrom a variety of gen-res. The local St. Louis

band, the Dog’s Breakfast,will open the concert at 5:00 pmwith blues and rock covers, fol-lowed by Silver Bullet STL at 6:30pm with an outstanding tribute tothe music of Bob Seger. Ourevening will close with a brilliantrendition of Fleetwood Mac songsby the talented Big Love at 8:30pm. The City of Chesterfield, GreyEagle Distributing and St. Luke’sHospital are currently the TitleSponsors. For more information,visit chesterfield.mo.us.

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Visit places in St. Charles that are reported ashaving ghostly activity. History, legends, tour.Weekends through Sept and Oct.

Best of Missouri Market“First Look”Date: Fri, Oct 3Time: 6 pm-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $12-$5Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgEarly chance to shop and dine at annual Bestof Missouri Market.

South County Flea MarketDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 8:30 am-2 pmLocation:Affton Community CenterCost: Free admission, tables, $15Contact: 314-615-8820,stlouisco.com/parks Buy or sell.We welcome crafts, antiques andspecialty items.Advance registration for ven-dors is required as limited space is available.

Big Truck DayDate: Sat, Oct 4 –Sun, Oct 5Time: 11 am-3 pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: $18-$12: RegisterContact: 314-822-8900, magichouse.orgGet up close and personal with some very bigtrucks, craft and admission to Magic House.

Maternity TourDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 9:30-10:30 am or 11 am-NoonLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: Free: Reservations neededContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.comTour our Birth Care Suites and a view theNursery. Also Tues, 10/14 or Tues, 10/28:6-7 pm or 7:30-8:30pm. Limited enrollment.

Breastfeeding ClassDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 9 am-11:30 amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $30 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.comThis class will provide information, encourage-ment and support for a successful breastfeed-ing experience. Another date:Tues, Oct 7 from6:30 pm-9pm.

Best of Missouri MarketDate: Sat, Oct 4 & Sun, Oct 5Time: 9 am-5 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $12-$5Contact: 314-577-5100 orwww.mobot.org for advance ticketsMore than 120 Missourians offer produce,baked goods, fresh and dried flowers, herbs,handcrafted items, baskets, wooden toys, cus-tom jewelry and more.

St. Louis PhilharmonicDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 8 pmLocation: Purser Auditoriumat Logan UniversityCost: See websiteContact: 314-421-3600, stlphilharmonic.org Enjoy quality musical selections from our ownSt. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra.

Australian Pink Floyd ShowDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 7:30 pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $68-$28Contact: 636-896-4200, familyarena.com The Australian Pink Floyd Show proudly pres-ents “Set the Controls,The Very Best of PinkFloyd”.

BackstoppaloozaDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 5-10:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $10 suggested donation; under12 freeContact: 636-812-9500, chesterfield.mo.usAnnual fundraiser to benefit Backstoppers.Support this great cause at a great concert.

Mrs. IndependentDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: 3 & 7:30 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $47.50-$42.50Contact: 314-534-1111, fabulousfox.com Priest Tyaire's critically acclaimed stage play,"Mrs. Independent."

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Get ready for thelargest food truckgathering in the

Midwest! The Taste ofTrucktober will be Saturday,October 18 from 3:00 pm –8:00 pm at the ChesterfieldAmphitheater. The City ofChesterfield has partneredwith 106.5 The Arch, 101ESPN Radio and 92.3 WILto bring the region’s gour-met food and dessert trucks,including beer and wine tothe Taste of Trucktober. Eachfood vendor will have twolines that will offer full mealoptions and tastings.Entertainment will includemusic along with fun gamesto engage the participants.For more information, visitchesterfieldamphitheater.com

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St. Louis Best BridalCelebrationDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: Noon-4 pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost:TBAContact: 636-669-3000www.stcharlesconventioncenter.com Call for updated info on this Bridal Show.

T’AI CHIDate:Tuesdays, Oct 7-Oct 28Time: 1-2:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $35: RegisterContact: 314-542-4848Learn the benefits of T'ai Chi: improved bal-ance, increased physical fitness and reducedstress from instructor Anna Lum. 4-weekcourse.

National Night OutDate:Tue, Oct 7Time: 7 pmLocation:Your neighborhoodCost: FreeContact: 636-537-6769,www.chesterfield.mo.usGather with your neighbors with food, drinkand games. Lock your doors, turn on lights andspend the evening outdoors. Chesterfield policeofficers will be visiting with neighbors as well.

Total Control CourseDate: Beginning Tues, Oct 7Time: 11 am-NoonLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: $99 for 7-week course: RegisterContact: 314-205-6100, stlukes-stl.com This Fitness Program meets twice weekly for 7weeks (on Monday & Wednesday).Strengthen your pelvic core.

Walk to School DayDate:Wed, Oct 8Time: MorningLocation: From your neighborhood to yourschoolCost: FreeContact: 636-537-6769,www.chesterfield.mo.us

Join tens of thousands of students, teachersand parents in this healthy walk to schoolevent! To organize your event for your schoolcontact http://mobikefed.org/WTSD

St. Louis Fashion WeekDate:Wed, Oct 8-Sat, Oct 18Time: DailyLocation: Union StationCost:Varies by eventContact: www.stlouisfashionweek.com Showcases international and local designersand benefits area charities. See website forupdated information.

Sleep Issues in the YoungChild (for parents only)Date:Thurs, Oct 9Time: 6:30-7:30 pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: FreeContact: 314-542-4848, stlukes-stl.com Join Nancy Birkenmeier, BSN, RN, childsleep specialist, for a frank discussion aboutchildren and common sleep problems.

Grandparent ClassDate:Thurs, Oct 9Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $20 couple/person: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Expectant grandparents can review currenthospital care for mother and baby, infant safe-ty information and tips on being helpful.Tourof birthing suites is included.

Chesterfield YoungProfessional OktoberfestDate:Thurs, Oct 9Time: 5:30 pmLocation: International Tap House61 Long RoadCost: Free- members, $10- non-membersContact: 636-532-3399,www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Young Professionals’ Group will meet for casualhappy hour and networking.

Ageless Learning SeminarsDate:Thurs, Oct 9Time: 1 pm-3 pmLocation: St. Louis Community College atWildwoodCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-984-7777 orwww.stlcc.edu/ce A free seminar series for adults of all ages fea-turing different topics each session. Call orwebsite for topics. Also Thurs, Oct 30.

Spirits in the Garden:Drunken Botanists NightDate: Fri, Oct 10Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $25-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgNew York Times bestselling author Amy Stewartwill present “From Garden to Glass: Adventuresin Cocktail Gardening”. Snacks, drinks.

Builders Home &Remodeling ShowDate: Fri, Oct 10-Sun, Oct 12Time: Fri & Sat: 11 am-8 pm;Sun, 11 am-5 pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-994-7700www.stcharlesconventioncenter.com

Speakers, demos, displays, kids’ activities andseminars to help you make your house ahome with home improvement ideas.

Nice Work If You Can Get ItDate: Fri, Oct 10-Sun, Oct 12Time: Fri 8 pm; Sat 2 & 8 pm: Sun 1 & 6:30pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $82-$27Contact: 800-745-3000 or tickmaster.com Roaring Twenties song-and -dance spectacularwith laughs and music galore.

Heaven Can WaitDate: Fri, Oct 10-Sun, Oct12 & Fri, Oct 16-Sun, Oct 18Time: 7:30 pmLocation: LIndenwood’s J. ScheideggerCenter for the ArtsCost: $10 Contact: 636-949-4433, LUBoxOffice.comSee this production of “Heaven Can Wait” twoweekends in October.

Willie Nelson & Family(Sold Out!)Date: Fri, Oct 10Time: 8 pm




Hang out with fellow doglovers for the YappyHowl-O-Ween Pawty at

Eberwein Park on Friday,October 17 from 4:00 pm –6:30 pm. Admission is free toDog Park members and $5 fornon-members. Be sure to dressup your dog because a photog-rapher will be on site to takepictures. Participants are wel-come to bring drinks to theYappy Hour to compliment thehor d'oeuvres provided. Butdon’t think we left out our spe-cial guests; our four-leggedfriends will receive delicioustreats, courtesy of TreatsUnleashed. Dog tags must beon the collar for dog park mem-bers. Non-members must bringrecent vaccination records.Please RSVP to 636.812.9500no later than Wednesday,October 15. Sponsored byMontgomery Bank.

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Location: J. Scheidegger Center for ArtsCost: $99.50-$69.50Contact: 636-949-4433, LUBoxOffice.comThe great Willie Nelson & Family in concert!

New Dance Horizons IIIDate: Fri, Oct 10 & Sat, Oct 11Time: 8 pmLocation: Blanche M Touhill PerformingArts CenterCost: $30-$20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgDance St. Louis kicks off the season with itsvery own commissioned production, NewDance Horizons.

History Hayridesat Faust ParkDate: Fri, Oct 10 & Sat, Oct 11Time: 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pmLocation: Faust ParkCost: $10 person: Must register inadvanceContact: 314-615-8328, stlouisco.com Nighttime hayride, candlelit tour, refresh-ments, bonfire and music.

WAC Craft FairDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 9 am- 4 pmLocation: Calvary Fellowship Church, 1811Smizer Station Rd, FentonCost: FreeContact: 314-578-0567 or [email protected] of items from which to choose! Tablesare still available to display your items.

Bigger Siblings 6-10 Yrs.Date: Sat, Oct 11Time: 9:30-11amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Games, stories and videos help childrenlearn how to hold a baby, what it meansto share and how to keep baby safe.

Jaguar Concours d’EleganceDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 10 am-3 pmLocation: Kemp Auto MuseumCost: FreeContact: 636-537-1718www.kempautomuseum.orgFrom S.S. to E-type, visitors to the JaguarConcours this fall will see the feline in fullsprint.

Infant Care ClassDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 9 am-1 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $45 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Topics include bathing and dressing, newborncharacteristics, common illnesses in infancy,infant CPR, car and home safety. Additionaldate: Sat, Oct 25.

Moonlight Walk/Run 5KDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 9 pmLocation: Chesterfield Valley AthleticComplex

Cost: $21 through Aug 21, $25 beginningSept 1, $30 day of raceContact: 636-812-9500,fleetfeetstlouis.com Race under the stars with glow-in-the-darkface paint and glow sticks. Sponsored by St.Luke’s Hospital.

Meremec Symphonic Bandand Orchestra InstrumentalShowcase ConcertDate: Sun, Oct 12Time: 3 pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,Meremec CampusCost: FreeContact: 314-984-7639 or www.stlcc.edu Join us for an instrumental showcase concertfeaturing the Meramec Symphonic Band andOrchestra in the Meramec Theatre.

Better Living ExpoDate: Sun, Oct 12Time: 11 am- 4 pmLocation: Doubletree Hotel ChesterfieldCost: FreeContact: 636-591-0010 www.newsmagazinenetwork.comCome visit this great annual event put on byWest Newsmagazine. Many resources forfamilies, boomers and seniors! Educationalseminars, food samplings and entertainment.

Trunk ShowDate: Mon, Oct 13Time: 11 am- 3 pmLocation: Liberty Eyecare, 17714Chesterfield Airport Road

Cost: FreeContact: 636-536-3826 Come see the newest styles and broadestselection of eyeglasses and sunglasses fromMichael Kors, Nine West, Nike, Kenneth Coleand more. Discounts galore!

Food Truck TuesdaysDate:Tues, Oct 14Time: 11 am-2 pmLocation: St. Louis Com. College,WildwoodCost: Food costsContact: 636-422-2241, www.stlcc.edu Tempt your taste buds at lunchtime with avariety of specialties from locally-owned foodtrucks. A different food truck will be on cam-pus each month.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Oct 15Time: 11:30 am-1 pmLocation:The Country Club at St.Alban’sCost: $25 members, $30 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com General membership meeting and luncheon.Non-members are required to pay inadvance, online or by phone.Advance registra-tion required for all attendees.

Happiest Baby on the BlockDate:Thurs, Oct 16Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 includes DVD: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com

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The City of Chesterfield’s 3rdannual Moonlight 5k Walk/Runwill be at the Chesterfield ValleyAthletic Complex on Saturday,October 11 beginning at 9:00pm, in partnership with FleetFeet. This nighttime Run/Walk isthe perfect opportunity to set anew best time or to prepare forthe upcoming Turkey Trot as youenjoy the cool air under themoonlight. Get into the festivitieswith glow in the dark face paintand glow sticks to help light theway as you weave throughoutthe Complex and MonarchLevee Trail with your friends andfamily. The course map can befound at wffstl2.com/races/images/Moonlight-Map.png.Sponsored by St. Luke’s Hospital.After registering for the race,packets can be picked up onFriday, October 10 from10 am -7 pm at FLEET FEET Sports inChesterfield or on Saturday,October 11 from 7:30 pm -

8:45 pm at Chesterfield AthleticComplex. Online registration isavailable at www.fleetfeetst-louis.com/racing/highlighted-races/moonlight-5k. Online reg-istration closes Friday, October10 at midnight. Race day regis-tration will be also available.Entry fees for the race are $25beginning September 1 and$30 for the day of race.Participants registered by Friday,September 19 will be guaran-teed shirt size. After that date isfirst-come first-serve basis.Awards to first three men andwomen who cross the finish lineand the first three finishers in thefollowing age groups: 19 andunder, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49,50-59, 60+.

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New or expectants parents will learn step-by-step how to help babies sleep longer and howto soothe even the fussiest infant in minutes.

Jason MrazDate:Thurs, Oct 16Time: 8 pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $72-$22Contact: 800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.com See Jason Mraz in concert at the Peabody.

Wine and Cheese Night HikeDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 7-9:30 pmLocation: Shaw Nature ReserveCost: $24-$20:Ages 21+Contact: 636-451-3512, www.mobot.orgWe will take a leisurely 1 1/2 mile walk alongwoodland and prairie trails. Enjoy glass of wineor beverage with snack.

KaissaDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 8 pmLocation: Blanche M Touhill Performing ArtsCenterCost: $20-$18Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgA child of the culturally rich Republic ofCameroon, Kaïssa’s passion for music fueled by the romance of Paris.

Ringling Bros.And Barnum& Bailey: LegendsDate: Fri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Time:Vary, see schedule online or callLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $90-$17Contact: 800-745-3000, ticketmaster.comAmazing performers from around the globeperform awe-inspiring feats of daring, specta-cles of strength and thrills of wonder to sum-mon the mythical and the mysterious.

Fest-of-AleDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $45-$15Contact: 314-577-5100, www.mobot.org

Young Friends of the Missouri BotanicalGarden as they host the seventh annual Fest-of-Ale. Beer samplings, appetizers, music.

Boo at the Zoo NightsDate: Fri, Oct 17-Thurs, Oct 30Time: 5:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Louis ZooCost: FreeContact: 314-646-4771, www.stlzoo.org This non-scary, kid-friendly Halloween experi-ence is filled with laughs and adventure.Children are encouraged to wear costumes.

Yappy Howl-O-WeenDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 4-6:30 pmLocation: Eberwein Dog ParkCost: Dog park members, free;non-members $5 day of eventContact: 636-812-9500, chesterfield.mo.us Dress up your dog for photos, Hors d-oeuvres’and music provided and treats for dogs byTreats Unleashed. RSVP to 636-812-9500 nolater than Oct 15. Sponsored by MontgomeryBank.

The Piano GuysDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 8 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $103.00-$32.50Contact: 314-534-1111, metrotix.com The Piano Guys have performed on every-where from “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,”to “The Today Show” and “Katie.”

Missouri BrewfestDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: Noon-5 pmLocation:Westport PlazaCost: $25 personContact: 314-576-7100, westportstl.com Missouri’s finest beers all in one location!

Dennis DeYoung:The Music of STYXDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 7 pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $68.50-$39.50Contact: 636-896-4200www.stcharlesfamilyarena.com Founding member of STYX will perform withhis band at the Arena.

Halloween, Spiritsfrom the PastDate:Thurs, Oct 18Time:Tours begin at 6 pmLocation: Historic Daniel Boone Home &Heritage CenterCost: $10-$6Contact: 636-798-2005www.danielboonehome.com Life in the early 1800s was filled with supersti-tion.Walk the lantern-lit paths and explore avillage where doubt lurks in the shadows.

Deutsch Country DaysDate: Sat, Oct 18 & Sun, Oct 19Time: 9 am-5 pmLocation: Historic Luxenhaus Farm,MarthasvilleCost: $18-$8Contact: 636-433-5669 orwww.deutschcountrydays.org Living history experience, demonstrating age-old education, local Missouri history and thefun of seeing our forefathers ‘Come Alive’.

World Bird SanctuaryAnnual Open HouseDate: Sat, Oct 18 & Sun, Oct 19Time: 10 am-4 pmLocation: World Bird SanctuaryCost: FreeContact: 636-225-4390www.worldbirdsanctuary.org Learn all about the Sanctuary; see behind thescenes, demos, programs for all ages.Sponsored by Ameren Missouri.

Taste of TrucktoberDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 3-8 pmLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: Contact for updated infoContact: 636-812-9500, chesterfield.mo.us Biggest food truck event of the year! In part-nership with 101 ESPN, 92.3WIL and 106.5THE ARCH. More details coming soon.

Ryan AdamsDate: Sun, Oct 19Time: 8 pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $45-$35Contact: 800-745-3000, ticketmaster.comRyan Adams in concert at the Peabody.

A Sibling Class 3-6 Yrs.Date: Mon, Oct 20Time: 10-11:30 amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Children practice holding a newborn-sized dolland make a present for their new brother orsister. Siblings receive a T-shirt and certificate,and take a tour.

Your Natural Approachto LaborDate:Tues, Oct 21Time: 6-9 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com An "ADDITION" to our Childbirth Preparation,Fast Track Childbirth and Refresher Childbirthclasses. Designed for those with previousknowledge or experience who desire anunmedicated birthing experience.

Widespread PanicDate:Tues, Oct 21-Wed Oct 22Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $52-$36Contact: 800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.comMusic Festival favorite will perform at Peabody.

Mommies in MotionDate:Tues, Oct 21-Thurs, Nov 27Time: 6:15 pm-7:15 pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: $48: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906www.stlukes-stl.com 8-week Tuesday and Thursday program toaddress fitness needs of pregnant women.Stretching, light aerobics, strengthening. Noclass Thanksgiving.

Dirty Dancing:The MusicalDate:Tues, Oct 21-Sun, Nov 2Time:Afternoon and evenings by dateLocation: Fabulous FoxContact: 314-534-1111, or

www.metrotix.com A live experience, exploding with heart-pound-ing music, passionate romance and sensationaldancing.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business afterHoursDate:Thurs, Oct 23Time: 5-7 pmLocation: Universal Therapy Group13732 Olive BlvdCost: Free- members, $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Meet and network with Chamber membersand guests. Food and beverages provided.

Rembrandt’s GiftDate: Oct 23- Nov 9Time: Evenings at 8 pm; Sun at 2 pmLocation: Dramatic License Productions atChesterfield MallCost: $28 general admission; special pricesfor seniors, students, military personnelContact: 636-821-1746www.DramaticLicenseProductions.orgCome see this enchanting play by Tina Howeat this intimate 85 seat theater.

Disney’s The Little MermaidDate: Fri, Oct 24-Sun, Oct 26Time: Fri, 10 am & 7:30 pm:Sat, 1:30 & 7 pm; Sun, 1:30 pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $32-$20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Variety’s production of Disney’s The LittleMermaid will feature professional performerswith a children’s ensemble comprised of chil-dren of all abilities

Hot Dog: It’s Chili-Chili Cook-OffDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 5:30-9 pmLocation: Bluebird Park, EllisvilleContact: 636-227-7508 [email protected] for detailsCast your vote for "people's choice" while apanel of judges search for the BEST chili!Musical entertainment.

Week of Oct 19-25




October Live MusicAT SUGAR CREEK

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125 Boone Country Lane, Defiance 636-987-2400

Sat 10/4: Terry Beck 1-5 pmSun 10/5: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

Sat 10/11: Dennis Schilligo 1-5 pmSun 10/12: Tom Nickeson 1-5 pm

Sat 10/18: Terry Beck 1-5 pmSun 10/19: Jumbo Shrimp 1-5 pmSat 10/25: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

Sun 10/26: The Turk Tones 1-5 pm

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Spirits in the Garden:Wicked Plants NightDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $25-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 orwww.mobot.orgRelive the classic film Little Shop of Horrorsand participate in a digital scavenger huntwhile enjoying light snacks and a cocktail.

Brian ReganDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 8 pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $56.50-$36.50Contact: 800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.comBrian Regan has distinguished himself as oneof the premier comedians.

Food Truck FeastDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 11 am-1:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield City Hall, Circle Dr.Cost: $9-$6Contact: 636-537-4000www.chesterfield.mo.us The area’s best food truck vendors are serv-ing up delicious lunch specials on selectFridays, March through October.

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Oct 25Time: 8:30 am-4:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $95 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com This class is designed for expectant parentswho are unable to attend the regular four-week session.You will attend 1 class all dayon Saturday. Lunch provided.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce 13th AnnualPumpkin RunDate: Sat,Aug 25Time: 8 amLocation: Chesterfield Towne CentreCost: 5K- $20 runner by October 1st, $25after: 10K-$25 by Oct 1, $30 afterContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Hundreds of community members join useach year for this annual event.The Chamberalso hosts a half-mile Children's Fun Run forages 10 and under. Costumes are encour-aged, for kids and adults alike!

ChildbirthPreparation ClassDate:Wed, Oct 29Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $65 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906, stlukes-stl.com Four-week class to provide knowledge ofchildbirth experience.Tour of Birth CareSuites.

OKLAHOMA!Date:Thurs, Oct 30-Sat, Nov 1Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Lindenwood’s J. ScheideggerCenter for the ArtsCost: $18-$10Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.LUBoxOffice.comSee Lindenwood’s production of Oklahoma! atthe J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts.

Spirits in the Garden:Creepy CrawlDate: Fri, Oct 31Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $30-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 orwww.mobot.orgCelebrate All Hallows Eve with the spirit ofHenry Shaw while sampling botanical spiritsfrom local distilleries!

Week of Oct 26-31

Bring the family to the Chesterfield Valley on Saturday, October25, 2014, as more than 1,000 participants join us forChesterfield Chamber of Commerce’s 13th Annual Gumbo Flats

Pumpkin Run. We also have a Children’s “Fun Run” for ages 10 andunder. Following the race, stay for a complimentary Finish Line break-fast/lunch buffet. Local businesses and restaurants supply an array offruits, bagels, doughnuts, sandwiches, pizza, beverages and otheritems to show their appreciation to all participants of this annual com-munity event. All runners registered by October 1 will receive a dri-fitlong sleeved shirt in the designated size. All those registered for the“Fun Run” will receive a specially designed Pumpkin Run t-shirt as wellas a participation award.

Applications are available at the Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce office, 101 Chesterfield Business Parkway, Chesterfield,MO 63005 or online at www.chesterfieldmochamber.com.Participants can also register online at gumboflats.racesonline.com.There is a nominal on-line registration surcharge. Race day registra-tion begins at 6:30 a.m. with the run/walk starting at 8 a.m. TheChildren’s Fun run begins at 9 a.m.

The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce would like to thank ourmajor sponsors, Maryville University and St. Luke’s Hospital, as wellas the many sponsors and community partners for this event.

For more information on this exciting event go to www.chesterfieldmochamber.com

Chesterfield Chamber of CommercePumpkin Run October 25

Offer valid at participating locations. Auto-payregistration required.

Other restrictions may apply.

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Women’s Soccer10/10 vs Wisconsin-Parkside- 3:30 pm

10/12 vs Lewis University- Noon

10/26 vs Truman State- Noon

Mens Soccer10/10 Wisconsin Parkside - 1pm

10/12 Lewis University - 2:30 pm



Cancer preys on all ages; the devastat-ing effects of this disease can turnchildhood into a calendar of appoint-

ments, treatments and diag-noses that steal the joy ofbeing a kid and replace itwith pain, isolation andchaos.

Friends of Kids withCancer works tirelessly toenrich the daily lives of children in ourarea who are undergoing treatment for,or are survivors of, cancer and blood -related diseases.

Friends of Kids with Cancer wasfounded in 1992 by Jill Turec,Developmental Specialist at MercyChildren’s Medical center, along withMolly Henry and Suzie Snowden, whowere parents of children in treatment whowitnessed their kids’ struggles and sawthe need for diversions in their lives.

With a very small staff and devotedvolunteers, the organization continues to givechildren and their families a way to recapturea sense of normalcy and fun every kiddeserves.

Judy Ciapciak has been the executive direc-tor of Friends for the past 13 years. Her pas-sion is tinged with bittersweet emotion; it takesspecial people like her to keep a positive atti-tude in the face of cancer: “Every child who isin treatment for cancer touches my heart andremains there forever,” she says. “Our daysare continually filled with sadness and happi-ness. But knowing we made a positive impactin the daily life of a child suffering from can-cer, if only for a minute, eases the frustrationsand sadness we experience.”

Friends has a three-program approach forhelping to give back a sense of normalcy,keeping the family upbeat and bringing a bitof fun back to life.

EMOTIONAL SUPPORTThe emotions and stress that build up in

patients and families of kids dealing with can-cer can be devastating. Family therapy and

support groups give them a chance to sharefeelings and find friendship among those alsodealing with cancer. Art and play therapyprovide ways to express themselves in a cre-ative, safe environment.

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT Children in treatment for cancer miss school

time; they sometimes fall behind and are often

faced with future learning disabilities. Friends’programs help through tutoring, educationalassistance programs and scholarship incen-tives.

RECREATIONALSUPPORT (FUN!!)

Friends of Kids withCancer take fun very seriously.They want to make a bad day

better for each child and familyand project a positive atmosphere whateverthe circumstances.Friends regularly crams as many toys as

will fit in their designated closets at each ofthe pediatric cancer and oncology centers inSt. Louis: St. John's Mercy, CardinalGlennon and St. Louis Children's Hospital. The kids are constantly surprised with newitems in the closets. Snacks and food arealso provided at centers, with special parties and treats donated by volunteers.Tickets to events and games, family outings,toys, gift cards, shopping trips and numer-

ous special events throughout the year helpput a smile on faces and leave families withuplifting memories.

YOU CAN HELPThe number of families Friends serves is

fluid and ever-changing; from newly diag-nosed children to those already in treatment,those suffering a relapse and those survivorswho are learning to deal with the long-termeffects of this virulent disease. But regardlessof their status in the cycle of cancer, all remaina part of the Friends family forever.

Consider donating your time to Friends.Volunteer opportunities include shopping fortoys, running errands, providing snacks, etc. Monetary donations are vital to the continuedefforts and success of Friends of Kids withCancer.

Judy says: “Obviously, our greatest need isfinancial support; but that can only be suc-cessful by people feeling and experiencing theneed and passion of our mission…helping kids with cancer…...be kids.”

by Robin Garrison Leach

Out ‘n Around • Charities in Focus

Jason Motte FoundationMouse RacesSat, Sept 6 at 7 pmLocation: ShrewsburyCommunity Center, 5200Shrewsbury Ave. Cost: $25 pp,$200 table of 8

11th Annual CDSServices, Inc. CharityGolf TournamentFri, Sept 12 at 1 pmLocation: Quail Creek GolfCourse, 6022 Wells Rd. Cost: $90 pp, 4-some $320Sponsorships available

5th Annual Artfrom the Heart Thur, Sept 18 at 6 pmLocation: Mungenast Lexus13700 Manchester RoadCost: $50 pp, $500 table of 8 A display and auction of beautiful pieces of art.

Friends ofKids with Cancer

530 Maryville Centre Dr. #LL5Saint Louis, Missouri 63141

314-275-7440www.friendsofkids.com

[email protected]: Please consider making a donation to this worthy cause

Friends ofKids with CancerHelping Kids with Cancer…be Kids! Since 1992

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PersonalitiesChesterfield

Each issue, we’ll be showcasing some of the many wonderful people who help Chesterfield thrive as a community.Maybe you’ll recognize one or more of them during a shopping trip or other excursion. Be sure to say Hello.

Jim Foley -Director of Faust Park

I have worked for St.Louis County Parks for33 years and at FaustCounty Park for 27. Icurrently live inEllisville. I have beenmarried for 30 years and have a daughter,son, and a new granddaughter. They all cur-rently live in St. Louis. I attended De SmetHigh School, SLU for my undergraduatestudies, and Webster University for graduatestudies. My favorite restaurants inChesterfield are Babbo’s and Fiesta. Some ofmy favorite events in Chesterfield includethe Faust Park concerts and food truckevents. I would absolutely encourage othersto move to Chesterfield. Chesterfield has alot to offer- great schools, safe neighbor-hoods, many miles of bike paths, and itslocation is adjacent to major highways soyou can go anywhere quickly.

Jennifer Hojnacki -Owner, Valley VinyasaI have been in businessfor over 4 years and cur-rently live in WebsterGroves. I will have beenmarried to MikeHojnacki for 12 yearsthis September and have three daughtersand a son. I graduate from Parkway WestHigh School in 1984 and from IndianaUniversity in Bloomington, IN in 1988.My husband takes care of most of the finan-cial aspects of the business, which is atremendous help to me. Before starting mybusiness, my career had been in marketing,and in addition to owning a yoga studio, Ido marketing consulting for a handful ofbusinesses. I try to shop local whenever Ican, so I love the Details in Lamp &Lantern Village for their great selection oflimited-quantity pieces and helpful staff.And I always love to visit St. Louis WineMarket and Tasting Room; they really knowtheir stuff!

Mikki Monger Jones -Owner, Bistro 1130

I started my restaurantbusiness, Bistro 1130,nearly five years ago. Ichose this locationbecause of its beautifulsetting with outside seat-ing along the waterfront. Mikki, who wasmarried to the late Bob Jones of the homebuilding industry, has one daughter Elenawho works occasionaly at the Bistro helpingmom. She is still in school but is devoted tohelping mom run the business. Mikki isfrom the Pittsburgh area- so her schoolwouldn’t mean anything to St. Louisans!She used to also work in the home buildingindustry which is the work she loved best.“I enjoy creating, design and decorating,along with entertaining,” says Mikki. Peoplealways compliment the interior design inmy restaurant and that alway makes me feelgood. Mikki is an active lady who loves totravel and enjoy life. But she loves her workas well.

Laurel Hecht - Athletic Club DirectorChesterfield Athletic Club

The Chesterfield AthleticClub has been in businessfor 40 years. I have been inthe fitness industry for over26 years. I currently live inWildwood and am recently married. I havethree daughters and two grandchildren.One of my daughters lives in St. Louis, andthe other two live in Kansas City. I attendedCentre College of Kentucky. TheChesterfield Athletic Club belongs to theChamber of Commerce and St. Luke’sHospital Spirit of Women. We also donateto numerous fund raising events in theChesterfield area. Before I was in the well-ness and fitness industry I was a travelagent. Having young children when Imoved to Chesterfield, I really appreciatedthe great school system and the variety ofsports activities available to them. It is sucha wonderful family community offeringsomething for everyone of all ages.

Jim Lordo -Co-Owner,Lordo’s Diamonds

Jimmy Lordo is co-owner of the familyowned Lordo Diamondslocated in Ladue. Lordo’shas been in businesssince 1954. Jim now lives in Wildwoodwith his wife of 31 years and two children.Born and raised in St. Louis, he attendedthe University of Missouri. He and hisbrother Mike, along with many loyalemployees, run the day to day business atthe store which s jam packed with the mostgorgeous jewels in town. And of course,, thebiggest and best quality diamonds!

In his off time he likes to dine at CharlieGitto’s in Chesterfield. He has taken a lik-ing to the new Lucky’s supermarket thatjust opened in town. He invites everyone inChesterfield who has not been to his storeto come by and say hello.


Jennifer Klearman -Co-Owner, MassageEnvy Chesterfield

We opened MassageEnvy Spa in Chesterfieldalmost 9 years ago.Massage Envy Spa inWildwood has been openfor 8 years. I live in Chesterfield, right inbetween the 2 locations. My husband, Mikeand I have been married for 16 years. Weattended Bellerive Elementary School andParkway North High School together. Igraduated from Arizona State University.Before opening the businesses, I worked as aRegistered Dietitian in medical nutrition andpharmaceutical sales. We have 2 daughterswho attend Wildhorse Elementary School.We moved to Chesterfield because we hadfriends and family who lived here.Chesterfield is a great place to raise a family.We never have to go far for shopping, parksand friendly people. One of my favoritethings to do is take long hilly walks in theWildhorse neighborhood.


Fall yields a bounty of out-door adventures for youand your family all around

West St. Louis County andbeyond. Cool weather and thecolorful-turning-to-crunchy leavesbrings out the kid in all of us;there is no greater treat for thesenses than the smell, sound andlook of a crisp autumn afternoon.

Whether you delight in therustic charm of an old-fashionedhayride or want to thrill in thechill of a Halloween Happening,September and October will giveyour family a chance to reconnectand explore your community.

Check out these autumn activ-ities and make plans to enjoy onethis fall.

HEY! HAYRIDES!

History Hayridesat Faust ParkFriday, October 10th and Saturday,October 11th 6 pm, 7 pm and 8 pmCost: $10 person: Register314-615-8328 orwww.stlouisco.com

Enjoy a nighttime hayride atFaust Park, with a candlelit tourof the historic homes, storytellers,refreshments, bonfire and music.

Fall HayridesThursdays in OctoberBluebird Park, EllisvilleCost: $9-$7Contact: 636-227-9660 orwww.ellisville.mo.us

FALL FESTIVALS

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce 13th AnnualGumbo Flats Pumpkin RunSaturday, August 25, 8 amChesterfield Towne CentreCost: 5K, $30-$20 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com

Hundreds of communitymembers join us each year forthis annual event. The Chamber

also hosts a half-mile Children'sFun Run for ages 10 and under.Costumes are encouraged, forkids and adults alike!

Faust Heritage FestivalSaturday, September 20th andSunday, September 21st10 am-5 pmFaust Historic Village, ChesterfieldCost: $5 adult, $2 child, ages threeand under: free314-615-8328 orwww.stlouisco.com/parks/faust

The event includes, in addi-tion to other activities: traditionalarts and crafts such as black-smithing, rope making and pot-tery firing; historical arts andcrafts demonstrations; foodstands. Enjoy hands-on activitiesfor children, including, but notlimited to, rope making, corn-husk doll making, peg makingand crosscut sawing.

10th Annual WildwoodBBQ BashSaturday, Sept 27th and Sunday,Sept 28Saturday: 10 am-10 pm,Sunday: 10 am-3 pmTown Center Plaza, WildwoodCost: Free to Visit; Food for sale636-458-0440www.cityofwildwood.com

This annual festival is thelargest barbeque contest in St.Louis, with more than 50, 000attending last year. Enjoy bluesmusic, booths, barbeque (ofcourse!) and family fun.

Augusta’s 9th AnnualHarvest FestivalFriday, September 19th andSaturday, September 20th5 pm-10 pm Friday: All DaySaturday636-228-4005www.augusta-chamber.org

Nothing says fall has arrivedmore than Augusta’s HarvestFestival, right in the heart ofautumn beauty. Enjoy food, wineand activities for the entire family.Weekend lodging is available; seewebsite.

OktoberfestFriday, September 25th throughSunday, Sept 28th - DailyFrontier Park, St. Charleswww.saintcharlesoktoberfest.com

This annual weekend-long fes-tival is a cornucopia of fun, foodand activities for the entire family.Activities include a parade, carshow, German music, dachshundraces and so much more!

Deutsch Country DaysSaturday, Oct 18th and Sunday,Oct 19th, 9 am-5 pmHistoric Luxenhaus Farm,Marthasville$18-$8636-433-5669www.deutschcountrydays.org

Witness an authentic livinghistory experience demonstratingage-old education, local Missourihistory and the fun of seeing ourforefathers ‘Come Alive’ at thispopular annual event.

SPOOKY FUN

Zombie Chase Trail RunSaturday, October 11, 9 amCastlewood State ParkCost: $25 636-227-8580 orwww.ballwin.mo.us

Haunted HayloftFri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Fri & Sat, 4:30-7:30Sun, 2:30-5:30Purina Farms636-982-3232www.purinafarms.com

FUNFALL

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Boo At the ZooFri, Oct 17-Thurs, Oct 305:30 pm-8:30 pmSt. Louis Zoo314-646-4771 or www.stlzoo.org

Halloween, Spirits From The PastThurs, Oct 18Tours begin at 6 pmHistoric Daniel Boone Home & HeritageCenter$10-$6636-798-2005 or www.danielboonehome.com

St. Charles Ghost ToursWeekends 7 pm-9:30 pm-MidnightMain Street, St. Charles314-374-6102 or www.stcharlesghosts.com

DOG-GONE DOG ACTIVITIESHumans aren’t the only ones who look

forward to fall! Treat your four-legged friendto autumn swims at local pools. See websitesor call for details.

K9 SplashTuesday, Sept 2nd, 4:30-7pmChesterfield Family Aquatic CenterCost: $7 dog, $3 person: Kids under 2, free636-812-9500 or www.chesterfield.mo.us

Yappy Howl-O-WeenFriday, Oct 174 pm-6:30 pmEberwein Dog ParkCost: Members, free: Non-Members $5 636-812-9500 or www.chesterfield.mo.us

5th Annual North Pointe Dog SwimTuesday, September 2nd4:30 pm-7:30 pmNorth Pointe Aquatic Center, BallwinCost: $10 per dog636-227-8580 or www.ballwin.mo.us

Pooch PlungeThursday, September 4th5 pm-8 pmEdge Aquatic Center, EllisvilleCost: $7 per dog, $3 per person636-227-9660 or www.ellisville.mo.us

PUMPKIN PATCH TIME!

Rombach Farm and Pumpkin Patch18639 Olive Street Road, Chesterfield636-532-7265www.rombachsfarm.com 9 am-6 pmBeginning Saturday, September 20

A visit to Rombachs is an annual tradi-tion destination for families in the fall!Pumpkin fun, hay rides, face painting, ponyrides, BBQ and more will entertain yourfamily on the weekends at Rombachs. Daily,you can also enjoy a wooden maze, fort, ani-mals to view and fall fun.

They are open 7 days a week with plentyof free parking and no admission fees.Choose from hundreds of pumpkins startingat only $4. For your convenience, cash,checks, and Mastercard and Visa are accept-ed, and there is an ATM available as well.

Centennial Farms199 Jackson Street, Augusta636-228-4338www.centennialfarms.biz 10 am-5 pm Mon-Sat, 11 am-5 pm SunBeginning last weekend in September

Visit the Pumpkin Fantasyland forHalloween fun. See full-sized figures withpumpkin or gourd heads representing farmfolks, storybook characters and some of yourfavorite TV characters.

Mixed in are hundreds of pumpkins fromminis to some big ones. We also have heir-loom pumpkins and squash and decorativegourds. Indian corn, broomcorn and cornstalks for fall decorating are available.The Farm Fun Land Play Area is geared tochildren three to ten and admission is free.There is a corn maze, play fort with slide,grain bin, straw tunnel and many photoopportunities.

Valley Farms1125 Dietrich Road, Foristellwww.valleyfarms.us 10 am-5 pmSeptember 27-October 26

Visit Valley Farm’s minibarn, hay mazeand see Pumpkins, Gourds, Straw, Mums,Concessions, Crafts, and more!

Enjoy the Hawk Ridge Hay Ride, BarrelTrain Ride, panning for gold and more. InOctober, you can book and old-fashionedhay ride and campfire on the weekends foryou and your group. Valley Farms offersgreat packages for parties, field trips andchurch groups.

By Robin Garrison Leach

1st Annual St. Louis World’s FareHeritage Festival and Games

Fri, Sept 12-Sun, Sept 14Fri, 4-10: Sat, 10-10: Sun, 10-8

Forest ParkCost: Free

www.stlworldsfare.comCelebrate St. Louis history, present,

and future as the magical energy of the1904 World's Fair is rekindled. 1904

exhibits, educational displays and reen-actments, & musical performances.



Quarter Line Dressage314-412-6657 • Email: [email protected]• Located just 2.1 miles from Hwy. 40 on

Wild Horse Creek Road and a shortdrive away from the Tack Trunk andBabler Park, this boarding facilityofferrs:

• Dressage lessons for beginners andadvanced riders.

• 40 run-in stalls with fresh air flow tohelp keep the stalls cool during thesummer and protect against flies. Eachstall is equipped with a fan and an auto-matic water bucket with temperaturecontrol.

• A 150-by-66 foot newly renovatedindoor arena attached to the main barnwith a speaker system and overhangsprinklers.

• A 194-by-90 foot fenced outdoor arenawith new footing.

• 40 acres of land with additional pasturesto soon be added (grass and dry lotsavailable to accommodate your horse).

• A full-size polo field• Marketa Matthews, owner and head

trainer, lives on the property.

Castlewood Stables at Kerber Farmscastlewoodstables.com • 314-323-3440• Located four miles from the intersection

of Clarkson and Manchester roads, this

state-of-the-art facility:• Offers instruction in hunter/jumper,

dressage, and Western pleasure.• Teaches students who range from begin-

ners to show grand-champions.• Has a fun environment that encourages

responsibility and confidence.• Indoor arena 100-by-140 feet and 64

barn stalls with a translucent canvas roofthat provides natural light for riding.

• Is adjacent to Castlewood State Parkand has private trails.

Baskin Farms in Wildwood:baskinfarm.net • 636-458-5053.• First-class hunter/jumper boarding and

training facility with an experienced anddedicated professional staff.

• Year-round riding in a heated 90-by-207 foot indoor arena and a 150-by-300 outdoor arena.

• All levels of horse shows, from localcompetitions to the highest nationallevel.

• An extensive public lesson programfocusing on safety and horsemanship.

• One-week summer camp sessions forchildren ages 7 to 14 at all levels.

• Owner Susan Baskin has 30 years ofexperience.

Kennedy Farms Equestrian Centerin Chesterfield:kennedyfarms.com • 636-532-7274.• Specialization in hunter/jumper.• Education of riders and horses from

beginning to advanced levels.• The finest opportunities to succeed and

build confidence.• Twenty years of helping riders and hors-

es compete successfully at all levels,from schooling shows to Grand-Prixevents and national and internationalinvitational shows.

• Emphasis on teamwork and safety aswell as a competitive attitude.

Pegasus Equestrian Center in Ballwin:Pegasus-stables.com • 636-527-5099• Philosophy to make each student a bet-

ter rider with emphasis on communica-tion between the horse and the rider.

• Lighted 80-by-160 foot indoor arenawith outdoor jumping in a full-sizearena.

• Hot and cold wash racks with heatlamps.

• Climate-controlled tack and lockerroom with shower.

• Members lounge with a view of theindoor arena.

• Access to 650 acres of trails and crosscountry jumps in Queeny Park.

Ridgefield Arena in Wildwood:ridgefieldarena.com • 636-527-3624• Three riding arenas and a round pen.• Jump field with Grand Prix Hill.• All-weather quarter-mile track.• Six wash racks• Tack room and viewing room with air-

conditioning and a fireplace.• Camp for all levels from mid-June

through early August.

Saddle Up!This is the perfect time of year to be outdoors and bond with one

of nature’s most magnificent animals: the horse. Whether you arean experienced equestrian looking to perfect your skills, an adultnovice rider or a parent with a child who is begging to ride, there issure to be a riding facility that will meet your needs.

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SCENEOn 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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703 Long Road Crossing Drive(Just West of the Walgreens on Chesterfield Airport Rd.)

TheMedGrillSTL.com • Tues-Sat 11am-9pm636-536-2101

Awarded 1st Placefor “Best Ethnic

Restaurant” and...

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Scavenger Hunt

In ONE AD within this issue, we've hidden the circlefrom our Logo for you to find. When you find it, fax,mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone

number to the Gateway Creative along with the name ofthe ad in which you found the logo and where you got acopy of Out ‘n Around. We'll enter you into a drawing on October15for a $50 dining certificate.

Send to: Out ‘n Around Contest1734 Clarkson Road #312, Chesterfield, MO 63017.

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Here’s a look at variousdinners, tastings andother special events...

BALABANS 1771 Clarkson [email protected]

Irish Whiskey TastingWed, Sept 105:30 pm, $20 pp Tasting and discuss 6 Irish Whiskeys.

Pinot Noir WarWed, Sept 175-7 pm, $20 ppCompare Pinot Noir from California,Oregon, France and New Zealand.

Intro to Burgundy Wine TastingWed, Sept 245:30 pm, $20 pp

Seghesio Wine DinnerSun, Sept 286:30 pm, $85 pp plus tax/gratuityA five course meal with wine pairings.

Brown Whiskey TastingWed, Oct 8 5:30 pm, $20 pp Tasting six popular brown whiskeys: rye,bourbon, Scotch, and Irish at this sit downtasting.

Old World vs New World Wed, Oct 15 5-7 pm, $20 ppTaste through six wines from differentregions.

Paul Hobbs Wine Dinner Sun, Oct 19 6:30 pm, $85 pp plus tax/gratuityA five course meal with wine pairing.

Villa Farotto17417 Chesterfield Airport Rd.636-519-0048www.villafarotto.com

Parties on the PatioThur, Sept 25 & Thur Oct 16, 6-9pm$5 Happy HourDrinks, DJ & Dancing10th anniversary celebration in October.Come celebrate with special drinks,menu, live music, VIP seating and more!Check website for updated info. Theevent of October in Chesterfield!

Ya Ya’s Euro Cafe15601 Olive Street Rd.636-537-9991www.yayasstl.com

David & Goliath Wine DinnerTues, Oct 28 6:30 pm, $100 pp Includes a 6- 8 course dinner paired withup to 10 different wines. Check website for details.

Annie Gunn’s16808 Chesterfield Airport Road636-532-7684Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Dinnerwww.smokehousemarket.comTues Sept 9, 6:30 pmA multi-course gourment wine dinner.


• Lunch• Dinner

• Cocktails• Wine

Patio Opens at 5:00 p.m.

• Enjoy Specialty Cocktails and Appetizers While YouWatch the Sunset on Our Patio Overlooking the Water.

• Join us for a Wine Tasting Happy HourThursday September 25 and October 16th

• Please visit our website for up coming eventswww.bistro1130.com

Sunset Happy Hoursat Bistro 1130

636-394-11301130 Town & Country Crossing Drive

(Corner of Clayton & Woods Mill)

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In Good TasteTasty Tidbits from Eateries in and Around Chesterfield

Ingredients:• 2 skinless and boneless chick-

en breasts, butterflied andthen cut in half

• 1/2 cup olive oil• 1 cup of Italian bread

crumbs• 1/2 cup white wine• 1/2 cup chicken stock• 1 lemon quartered

Directions:• Sauce: In a large sauté pan

add white wine, chickenstock and juice of one lemon.Cook on med-high heat forabout 5 minutes and thenreduce to low and let sim-mer.

• Dip each piece of chicken inolive oil and then Italianbread crumbs. Cook chickenon the grill or broiler for 3 -5 minute per side. Add chicken to the sauce,turn the heat to med-highand let the sauce reduce tillthe sauce has a thick consis-tency.

Chicken SicilianGianfabio’s Ristorante • Chef Rosario Terzo

127 Hilltop Village Center • 636-532-6686www.gianfabio.com

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Who’s Counting Calories?Ever wonder how many calories you consume when enjoying a glass of wine

with dinner or having fun at a holiday cocktail party? Here is a look at how manycalories are contained in some of our most popular alcoholic drinks.Research by Lukas Liquor Superstore on Manchester Rd . lukasliquorstl.com

• Bud Light- 110• Lime-A-Rita- 220• Bud Light Platinum- 137• Budweiser- 145• Vodka- 64 (1 oz serving)• Whiskey (Rye, Bourbon, Scotch,

etc.)- 70• Gin- 64• Margarita cocktail- 168

• Rum- 64• Pinot Noir- 122 (5oz)• Zinfandel (red)- 131• Cabernet Sauvignon- 123• Pinot Grigio- 123• Sauvignon Blanc- 121• Riesling- 120• Port (ruby)- 185 (4oz)• Champgane- 105

Candicci’s Italian Restaurant& Bar features all your

favorite libations and is a greatplace to hang out for happyhour. Here is a favorite drinkthat owner Bob Candice sharedwith us.

• 1/4 oz GodivaChocolate Liquor

• 1/4 oz. Baileys• 1 oz. Chocolate Vodka• Splash of cream• Splash of Kahlua• Shake this up with lots of ice

in your martini shaker andflow it in your favorite marti-ni glass. YUM.

Enjoy a Great Chocolate Martinifrom Candicci’s Restaurant

100 Holloway Road in Ballwin • 636-220-8989 • www.candiccis.net

Lukas Liquors on the NumericalRating System for Wine...

Some wine buyers get confusedwith the numerical rating system onwine. They see a wine with 88 pointsand another wine with 91 points. Infairness, the numeric rating system is arecent phenomenon. Robert Parker,founder of the Wine Advocate, intro-duced the numerical point system ofgrading wines in the 1970's. The turnof the 21st century saw a surge by con-sumers in taking these scores more seri-ously in their purchases of wine.

The system to rate a wine is done with points, 50 to 100. You can relate thissystem to an A to F "grade." In general, a 85 to 90-point score on wine is consid-ered "above average" to "good."90 to 95 points is "outstanding" and 95 to 100points is "extraordinary." Where the rating system gets confusing is the person ororganization that is issuing the ratings. Everybody's taste is different.

It's up to you what magazine or critic you want to believe in. Most retailerstend to use the highest rating they can find. They believe their customers willignore who actually gave a wine their score. A real liquor store posts ratings basedon the credibility of the person, not because the score was high. Robert Parkerwith the Wine Advocate and Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar are thetwo best wine critics. They receive no endorsement money or advertising dollarsfrom other wineries. If you are ever in doubt about what wines to buy, RobertParker says "ask the people that sell wine for a living." By Gary B., proud owner ofSt. Louis’ only real liquor store / www.lukasliquorstl.com

Great drinks can complement yourmeal and give you a chance to impresswith your cocktail skills.

Have fun with the cocktails you cre-ate with embellishments that fit themood. Carve fruit into the heart shapesor garnish with chocolate covered straw-berries or other fun items.

• Brazilian Rose: 1 splash Triple Sec,2 oz Cachaca, 3 oz Guava juice

• First Love: 0.66 oz Champagne, 2dash Cherry Liqueur, 0.33 oz Ginand sugar

• Flirtini: 20 oz Champagne, 1Lemon, 1 Orange, 40 oz PineappleJuice, 10 oz Vodka

• American Sweetheart: 1 oz Bourbon,1 Sour mix, 1 oz Southern Comfort,1 dash Dry Vermouth

• French Kiss: 1/3 Shot Amaretto, 1/3Shot Creme de Cacao, 1/3 Shot IrishCream

Interesting & Fun Cocktail Ideas From Restaurants Around Town


It seems like restaurantseverywhere are offering

free and cheap eats for kids.It’s a great deal for familiesand it’s a tasty way to save afew bucks as well. Dig in!

FREE FOR KIDS

Applebee’s14830 Manchester Road(636) 207-0801Tuesdays, one free kid’s meal peradult entrée

Candicci's100 Holloway Road(636) 220-8989Sundays and Tuesdays, one kid’smeal per adult entrée purchased

Emperor’s Palace17360 Chesterfield Airport Road(636) 537-8188Every Tuesday with purchase ofentrée, 1 child per adult

Krieger’s Pub & Grill1684 Clarkson Road (636) 530-9665Every Tuesday with purchase ofentrée, 1 child per adult

Mike Duffy’s Pub and Grill1024 Schnucks Woodsmill Plaza(636) 394-8855Monday and Wednesdayevenings with each adult entréepurchased

Pasta House15601 Manchester Road(636) 227-1970Sundays, one free item on the

“Children’s Menu” per payingadult, dine-in only

Stir Crazy10598 Old Olive Street Road(314) 569-9300Tuesdays and Thursdays after4pm, one free kid’s meal peradult entrée

Talayna’s68 Four Seasons Southwest(314) 469-6650Tuesdays after 5pm, one childunder 10 eats free per adultentrée purchased

GREAT DEALSFOR KIDS

Chili’s955 Chesterfield Center Road(636) 368-4528Free drinks with kid’s meals

Old Spaghetti Factory17384 Chesterfield Airport Road(636) 536-9522Reading reward program

Yellowstone Café165 Lamp & Lantern Village(636) 207-0501Tuesday-Thursday, all day- kidsmenu items $.99

Research by Caitlin Stephenson

RESTAURANTS: If you have akids eat free day or some greatkids specials please email us theinfo at [email protected] be included.

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• 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!

BobCandice

A Taste of the Hill!

Fine Italian Cuisine in aGreat West County Location

Catering & Banquets!Live Music: Thurs, Fri & Sat nights

SUNDAYBREAKFAST

9 am 2 pm

A unique collection of antique fishing memorabilia

Located at 141 & Clayton165 Lamp & Lantern Village

636-207-0501

Steaks, ChickenSeafood, Pasta

Visit other location as well...

631 Big Bend RdManchester • 636-207-1689

Open Daily forLunch and DinnerHappy Hour Specials

Mon - Fri 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.CarryOut • Kid’s Menu


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One of Chesterfield’sOriginal Restaurants

Serving Great ItalianFood For 30+ Years

Daily Lunch Express $8.99Featuring All You Can Eat

Pizza, Pasta & Salad

Daily Lunch Express $8.99Featuring All You Can Eat

Pizza, Pasta & Salad

St. Louis ONLYPizzeria Offering4 Distinct Styles

St. Louis (Thin Crust)Chicago (Deep Pan)

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Also offering more than 20pastas and a great selection ofentrees - chicken, beef, veal,

lamb & seafood

• Serving Lunch & Dinner

• Soups, Salads, Sandwiches,Appetizers, Burgers, Wraps

and Desserts

Delivery & CateringBanquet Rooms

68 Four Seasons Center (Olive & Woods Mill) • 314-469-6650

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Villa Farotto, located atLong and ChesterfieldAirport Road in

Chesterfield Valley, is an upscalemulti-concept Tuscan Style ItalianRestaurant- some call it a littleItalian Village! It is celebrating its10th anniversary this fall. Villa isdefinitely a “winner” withChesterfield residents, visitors andpeople from all around St. Louis.

You can experienceVilla Farotto in anumber of ways:

The Vineyards The main dining room offers

upscale fine dining. There is out-door seating available on thelovely Terrace patio. Chef Gerardrecently introduced a new menuwhich features some fabulousstarters, entrees and desserts. Themenu features fresh-made pastasand risottos, grill items includingbeef tenderloin and encrustedsalmon, gourmet pizza starters,and scrumptious desserts.

The Cellar A unique bar setting that

offers couches, high top tables,bar seating, and a popular areafor dancing. There is live musicevery Thursday through Saturday.Happy Hour happens Monday-Friday 3- 6 pm and all daySunday. ‘You Call It’ features $5pizza, toasted ravioli, specialtymartinis and $2 off cocktails,wine and beer.

The CourtyardJust outside the Cellar, the

courtyard features a fire-pit withsurround seating. When weatherpermits they prop open the doorsso that you may enjoy the music.

They CaterUpscale, casual, weddings

corporate, and private parties.They do it all!

The Cafe At this fast and casual side of

Villa, you simply go up to thecounter and place your orderfrom the chalkboard. Once youarrive at your table, they bringyour food right to you. The menuincludes everything from sand-wiches to soups to fresh madepastas and the best pizza intown. The house salad is a winneras well!

The Market Located within the café, the

market brings you a great selec-tion of wines and other Italianfood specialties. There are winesby the glass from the vineyards atretail pricing, plus a great varietyof to-go items.

Private Dining RoomVilla Farotto offers a beauti-

fully decorated private diningroom that can accommodate sitdown dinners or reception stylegatherings. AV equipment isavailable. Food and beverageminimums are required.

The PartyCome celebrate their 10th

anniversary in October. This willbe the party of the year inChesterfield! Live music, food,drinks, fun and festivities! Checkwebsite for date and time.

Visit Villa Farotto soon!Located at 17417 ChesterfieldAirport Road Chesterfield, MO

63005 636-519-0048www.villafarotto.com

RESTAURANT FEATURE

Villa FarottoBy Pat Catanzaro, Publisher

In Chesterfield Since 1987

Join Us For Lunch or Dinner• 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 ProgramA Chesterfield “Original”

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


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If you are Out ‘n Around 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. Youmay also email them to us. Our staff will select a few to be published in our next issue: Nov/Dec 2014. We willalso be Out ‘n Around snapping some of our own-so Smile! Post by October 15 to be considered for publication.

IN CHESTERFIELDOOUUTT ‘‘NN AARROOUUNNDDWWHHOO’’SS

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4 5 6 7

1 Bill Kirchoff, Bill Kirchoff Jr., Dick Baker & Lisa Kirchoff pose for a pic at a private party in Chesterfield 2 Linda Milke, Jan & Gordon Gundaker & Johanna Dunn at a private party in town 3 Ed & Laverne Thoman ofChesterfield 4 Diane Humann McGuire and daughter Joy Loveless both of Chesterfield 5 Kris & Debbie Kinsingerof Two Blind Guys at the Chesterfield Chamber luncheon at Marriott West Hotel 6 Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Bell at abusiness to business expo at Chesterfield Mall 7 Warren Fridley & Annie Bardgett at a fourth of July celebration8 D. Scott Phillips, Gema Flores, Oscar Martinez, Marco Zarate & Shelby Johnson, part of the kitchen staff atBalaban’s, take applause after a spectacular wine dinner 9 Frank Fischer & mom, Mrs. Jean Fischer ofChesterfield, celebrating a family wedding at Chandler Hill 10 Debora Davidson, Samantha Calvin, Ivey Rose,Denise Livingston & Steve Meier at a Maryville University Chamber function 11 Mary St. John & Faith Martens ata recent gathering in Chesterfield

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