2016 NEWSLETTER

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what’s insideNotes from Ed & Charlie .......................................................3Summer Breeze Concerts ....................................................6Innsbrook Institute ................................................................9Camp Innsbrook/Summer Workshops ........................10Charrette Creek Commons ...............................................12Fireworks Extravaganza .....................................................17Anniversary Party .................................................................18News and Notes .....................................................................20Golf Course Update ...............................................................23Tyrolean Trail Expansion ................................................... 24Fishing Fever ............................................................................25Calendar of Events ...............................................................26

PHOTOS BY: (clockwise from top left) Cynthia Bowers, Jenny Jacquin, Tom Berger, Sarah Wolf

THIS IS A

W O N D E R F U L D AY. I have never seen

this one before.— MAYA ANGELOU

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welcome to our 45th season

“Anybody Home?” by Bob Wombacher

”Reflections On Grendel” by Michelle Sprick

Innsbrook is celebrating the 45th Anniversary of its founding this year. In many ways it has changed, and yet we have tried to keep it the same with our mutual appreciation of nature, the outdoors, and the beauty of our woods, lakes and countryside.

This is a big year with the opening of our uncommon “Charrette Creek Commons”, which includes features that many of you have been asking for. This is possible now that we have the critical mass of property owners needed to make this financially feasible. We hope you, your families, and your guests enjoy this new facility; it has been a long time coming and we believe it will have a very positive impact on property values.

In July 1971 when Warren Wobbe Sr. and I started this place, many of our current property owners were not in school yet and many more were yet to even be born.

Now we have some 4th generation owners, multiple generation owners and many families owning multiple residences and chalets, whose friends also are now owners....and their friends’ friends who are now owners. When we discuss our history here, and the tens of thousands of people who have come through our gates over the years, and all of the happiness that they have experienced here, it is more than a little overwhelming. In 1971, this reality would have been a fantasy....if we, even at that time, had known how Innsbrook would evolve like it has....and verbalized it....most people would have headed out the gate thinking… “These guys are nuts!”

CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN

Well it wouldn’t have happened if you had not taken a leap of faith and put down hard cash to purchase property here.

Thank you for your help in making our Innsbrook community successful!

Enjoy the season!

Ed Boyce

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C E L E B R A T E

what you’ve

accomplished, but

R AISE THE BAR

a little each time

you succeed.

— MIA HAMM, OLYMPIAN

Greetings from Innsbrook! This year, Innsbrook will enjoy a season of celebrations. We began celebrating the dawn of our 45th anniversary with a wonderful display of fireworks at midnight as we rang in the New Year and we’ve been picking up speed ever since as Valentine’s and Easter celebrations saw record numbers of happy participants.

The coming Memorial Day weekend will have special meaning as we enter into a new era of celebration. Family and friends will once again gather over the course of the holiday for a myriad of events: concerts, races, regattas, tourneys and, of course, Saturday’s anchor event—the annual Innsbrook Anniversary party. We’re raising the bar this year by taking the party down the road to the beautiful new Charrette Creek Commons. I look forward to celebrating this important new amenity for our community with you all.

Speaking of the Commons, I would like to first thank the members of our community for the overwhelming support for this venture. What began as a simple solution to replace an aging pool soon morphed into an opportunity to create a new base of recreation for Innsbrook families and friends. We were able to combine historically successful events and add them to a long wish list of suggestions that we’ve received from so many of you over the years into an area that is designed for fun and function alike.

Of course the pool is what many of you have been missing most, and this new facility with its combination of lap lanes, lazy river and vortex will be a treat all summer long. The poolside Summerhaus will be a great way for families to relax and share a meal while lounging at the pool or listening to the concerts and for adults to enjoy a beverage or two. The playground will surely be a hit with its nature-based theme and camouflaged critter images for the young to explore and delight in year-round. The fitness equipment and workout spaces are ample and we’re looking forward to the new types of programs that we can now offer such as Zumba and yoga.

A NOTE FROM CHARLIE

Photo (left): “Raging Waters” by Carolyn Mooney

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I’ll admit, the pasture concerts served us well for all these years, but I believe we’ve been able to design a new concert venue with the same sense of intimacy in nature that we enjoyed so much about the Farmhouse, while providing improved parking, access, and lighting. And did I mention the 2016 concert lineup?

Join us as we celebrate the 19th Summer Breeze season with a solid mix of genres and acts of top talent from throughout the Midwest. Pop, bluegrass, rock, jazz, Motown, and more with a combo of returning favorites and new debuts.

If classical is more your style, David Halen, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster and Artistic Director of the Innsbrook Institute, once again delivers with a world-class lineup including the internationally renowned violinist Chee Yun and the Calidore String Quartet. With a whirlwind schedule of dozens of concerts over a period of nine days, this annual musical festival features a grand finale concert to be held at the Aspen Center on Saturday, June 18th.

Our Independence Day celebration is our season’s signature event and the greatest opportunity to surround yourselves with family and friends. To raise the bar for this year’s experience, we are improving the food and beverage in the Patron’s area, which is so vital to the fundraising for the firework display. New systems for guest authorizations for the day of the display will help streamline traffic and help reduce congestion at the gates.

This show would not be possible without the generous support of our community, and I thank each of you that contribute for your valued generosity.

From Memorial Day to Labor Day our community will enjoy a lineup of events, activities, camps, concerts, workshops, races, regattas, tournaments, shows, and parties that any major city would be thrilled to have in their portfolio. This would not be possible if not for the countless hours of dedicated IBK volunteers. We are all indebted to these acts of community service; please join me in thanking them when you see them.

These highlighted events are made special because they take place in the wonderful arena that we call Innsbrook. Yet, I encourage you to participate not only in these grand moments, but to celebrate the natural beauty that we have been blessed with. A quiet hike along a trail, a nap on the deck beneath a canopy of trees, or a lazy moment drifting on a lake will help refresh the soul and remind us of all the good in our lives.

Talk about great reasons to celebrate!

Have fun. Be a good neighbor. Feel free to contact us if you have a comment, question, or criticism.

Sincerely,

Charlie Boyce, President & CEO

“Light Up the Night” by Cynthia Bowers

“Take My Hand” by Clarence Wagner

Innsbrook Institute

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Introduce your family and guests to the outdoor amphitheater at Charrette Creek Commons as we bring top acts from the Midwest music scene to the stage.

Cancellation policy for outdoor concerts: If the weather is deemed to be too wet or severe to hold the event, the event will be canceled. You can check Facebook, the Aspen Center Front Desk, and the security gates for updates on cancellations. The decision to cancel an event will not be made until 5 p.m. on the day of the event.

Groovethang May 29 Inaugurating the new outdoor stage at Charrette Creek Commons will be the rock-dance hits of this funky St. Louis band. The band is known for faithfully reproducing the music of such greats as Earth, Wind & Fire, KC and the Sunshine Band, Prince, and Steely Dan, to current hits from Katy Perry, Pit Bull, Daft Punk, and Maroon 5. With that kind of set list, this concert will be an all-ages family affair that you won’t want to miss on Memorial Day weekend!

The Breakfast Club June 25When neon retro attire, wild hair and spandex rolls through the Innsbrook gates, you know The Breakfast Club is back! Hailing from Chicago, this group is one of the top 80s bands in the Midwest. The Breakfast Club will keep you moving and shaking by performing creative medleys and your favorite 80s hits. This group is one of the highest-rated acts each time they come to Innsbrook! They always feed off the crowd’s high energy and they lead the pack when it comes to audience interaction!

Jesse Harris June 4Making his Innsbrook debut, Jesse Harris takes the stage on June 4 to delight property owners and their families and guests with his soulful acoustic originals, bluegrass, rock ‘n’ roll, Motown, and more. Jesse says that his songs resonate with strong emotions that deeply connect the audience and musically recount events of both tribulation and triumph.

singing ON A NEW STAGE

The band lineups get better and better each year and in this, the Summer Breeze concert series’ 19th season, Innsbrook property owners and their family and guests are in for a treat with a wide variety of family-friendly performances! As if the lure of a brand new concert facility, eatery and permanent restrooms wasn’t enough, we’ve booked performers that cover every genre and generation of music.

In addition to the great music, and new to the concert series this year by popular demand—we have golf cart-only parking. You can park your cart and head to the field or take in the show from the comfort of your ride! All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. in the outdoor amphitheater at Charrette Creek Commons. Join us! For more information call ext. 9180.

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Dr. Zhivegas July 1Innsbrook is thrilled to bring back not only one of St. Louis’ top bands, but one that performs across the country to enthusiastic crowds who never forget the experience! Midwest party rock dance band Dr. Zhivegas returns to Innsbrook to ring in our famous Independence Day celebration weekend. This band has been rockin’ and rollin’ together for more than 20 years and consider themselves a “hard dance band”, focusing on popular modern music and mashing it up with ‘80s classics.

Vote for Pedro July 30In the last week of July, perennial Innsbrook favorite Vote for Pedro returns to entertain. While some bands stick to one genre, Vote for Pedro covers the entire spectrum of popular music in a high-energy show. You can bring your lawn chairs, but you better bring your dancing shoes, too! You won’t be able to sit all the way through this concert before the music starts to move you.

FatPocket July 23High-energy band FatPocket takes the stage on July 23 to bring back the hits from the ‘60s through the ‘80s to the Top 40 chart toppers of today. With a set list ranging from Michael Jackson to Marvin Gaye, Rick James to James Brown, and Macklemore to Usher, FatPocket plays the hits from every era. This high energy party band features razor sharp rhythms, hot horns and powerhouse vocals.

Platinum Rock Legends July 16Prepare yourself for a one-of-a-kind, show-stopping and interactive show that engages crowds from the first song until the last. Performing as a variety of tribute bands, Platinum Rock Legends takes the road experience to the stage to recreate the sounds and likeness of the well-known artists people love like Def Leppard, Journey, Bon Jovi, Billy Idol and more.

Fabulous Motown Revue July 9When a group has been performing together for more than 25 years, you know you’re in for something special. Fabulous Motown Revue makes sure the dance party continues after the Fourth of July holiday winds down. The group is dedicated to recreating the Motown experience in both music and dance. Fabulous Motown Revue features many players who were actually “walkin’ the walk and talkin’ the talk” in the heart of the ‘60s Motown movement, which they say is the secret to their success!

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Silver Bullet September 3The eight piece Bob Seger tribute band Silver Bullet will perform the Summer Breeze concert series finale on September 3. The members of several St. Louis-area bands came together to create Silver Bullet, who says that “from the ‘60s to the present day, the history of America has been written with the music of Bob Seger as the backdrop.” This concert will feature Seger favorites like “Travelin’ Man”, “Like a Rock”, and “Night Moves”.

Rogers & Nienhaus August 27As summer winds down, we welcome Rogers & Nienhaus to the Innsbrook stage for their first time. Rogers & Nienhaus have become St. Louis favorites, with their fiery performance and pristine harmonies. Don’t miss this opportunity to catch a truly great band as they transport you back to the heyday of the ‘60s and ‘70s! If you love the music of The Beatles, The Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Jimmy Page, and Neil Young, you will love Rogers & Nienhaus! Talented songwriters themselves, they have toured worldwide receiving rave reviews from Amsterdam to America.

My Friend Mike August 20My Friend Mike will be your friend, too, on August 20 as the band returns to the Summer Breeze stage for the second year in a row. This Top 40 band was named “Best Party Band” by St. Louis Magazine in 2015. In addition to today’s top hits, My Friend Mike performs soulful Motown classics, country, rock, and anything in between. The band of six talented musicians, including lead vocalist and keyboard player Mike Schlipp, performs crowd favorites like “Shout” plus modern hits like “Uptown Funk” and has played alongside greats like Jonny Rivers, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Chuck Berry.

Tommy Halloran’s Guerrilla Swing August 13Coming to Innsbrook on August 13 for the first time is Tommy Halloran’s Guerrilla Swing. Tommy’s music is a gumbo of jazz, blues, bossa nova, folk and rock ‘n’ roll. This band was voted “Best Jazz Band” in the Riverfront Times Music Awards in 2014 and 2015. The quartet plays America’s oldest form of popular music—jazz—while still somehow sounding completely relevant and approachable. When asked about his set lists, Tommy says, “I just play songs that I like. I grew up listening to vocalists like Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, and Chet Baker.”

Well Hungarians August 6Well Hungarians’ performances include great original music as well as country, rock, pop, Motown, and classic cover songs ranging from the Charlie Daniels Band to Ed Sheeran and Maroon 5. The vibrant, luxurious vocal harmonies of the Well Hungarians separates them from other music acts. Band members are seasoned, talented musicians and veteran performers, possessing experience gained by touring extensively with some of country music’s hottest national acts including Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson, and Keith Urban.

discover THE INNSBROOK INSTITUTE

Discover beautiful classical chamber music, bluegrass and folk music, jazz, showtunes, and familiar American Songbook tunes during the 16th season of the Innsbrook Institute Summer Music Academy and Festival.

Discover classical music of yesterday played with brilliance by some of the most talented and charming musical artists of today. Discover new friends and meet the artists in the intimate, welcoming atmosphere of Aspen Hall in the Aspen Center where you are never more than 12 rows from the stage.

Under the leadership of David Halen, Artistic Director, and Linda Buschman, Managing Director, the Innsbrook Institute welcomes perennial favorites Chee Yun, Nathan Chan, Peter Martin, Simone Porter, Sarina Zhang, and the internationally renowned Calidore String Quartet to this year’s musical lineup. And, the Innsbrook Institute welcomes Zlatomir Fung, Caroline Kim, Dave Para, Cathy Barton, and Adria Ye to this year’s lineup.

June 10–18, 2016, we invite you to discover the musical treats that are in store for you when the stars come out at the Innsbrook Institute. In addition to nightly chamber music concerts, there will be two opportunities to hear the Academy students performing, both at the Student Solo Showcase and the Student Chamber Music Concert. These concerts allow you a glimpse into the exciting future of classical music as these students delight us with their artistry.

Discover one of the fundraisers this year which begins with a kick-off event at the Sheldon Concert Hall featuring David and Miran Halen, the Calidore String Quartet, and the 60-voice Bach Society Chorus. Spend an afternoon on Alpine Lake at the Alpine Musicale, sipping tea at the Ladies Tea and Garden Party, learning how to mix and enjoy classic cocktails, and celebrating Music Noir at the late-night fundraiser event.

The Innsbrook Institute Summer Music Academy and Festival is the premier regional summer music event, hosting aspiring string students, world-renowned professional musicians and classical music patrons for nine days of musical delights here in beautiful Innsbrook. Founded in 2001 by Innsbrook founder Ed Boyce and St. Louis Symphony Concertmaster David Halen, the Innsbrook Institute has hosted hundreds of student musicians for study and lessons, and welcomed artists to delight audiences at nightly chamber concerts.

We invite you to discover the Innsbrook Institute!

Have questions about the Innsbrook Institute? For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit innsbrookinstitute.org or call (636)928-3366 ext. 9218.

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exploring, creating, & learning together IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS

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Camp InnsbrookCamp Innsbrook aims to help property owner kids and grandkids explore art and nature in a relaxed setting! With an emphasis on discovery in nature, Camp Innsbrook events are some of the most popular and unique events for kids to participate in each summer. This year’s schedule brings together nature, creativity, and family for engaging summer fun. See the calendar of events (starting on pg. 26)for full details and locations.

Memorial Day PartySaturday, May 28

Amazing Race Saturday, June 4

Family CampoutSaturday, June 18

Weeklong Camp Innsbrook #1June 20–24

Weeklong Camp Innsbrook #2 Sold OutJuly 11–15

Swim MeetSaturday, July 16

Sand Sculpture ContestSaturday, July 30

Rock Skipping ContestSaturday, July 30

Cardboard Boat RaceSaturday, August 6

Family Camp Innsbrook: End of Summer Pool PartySaturday, September 3

Fall FestSaturday, October 1

Trunk or TreatSaturday, October 22

Summer WorkshopsMany of our Innsbrook families love spending their summers here at our 7,500-acre playground. Our Summer Workshops are great opportunities for exploring Innsbrook as well as making new Innsbrook friends. All workshops are led by experts in their respective fields. See the calendar of events (starting on pg. 26) for full details and locations.

Wild, Wild WestJune 6–8

Three-Day TennisJune 8–10 or July 13–15

Four-Day TennisJune 21–24 or June 29–July 2

You must pre-register kids online for all weekend camps and summer workshops. Find details about each of these events online at innsbrook-resort.com/community/kids. Call ext. 9180 or email activities@innsbrook-resort.com with questions.

Passport to Adventure ProgramThis program is an extra incentive for kids to pack their bags and explore Innsbrook! Collect stamps in an IBK passport for participating in selected events. Open to kids ages 6 to 15, adventurers will win special prizes along the way! Pick up your Passport to Adventure at the Memorial Day Party. Learn more and find Passport to Adventure events online at innsbrook-resort.com/community/kids/passport. Stop by the Innsbrook Owners’ Association office at Charrette Creek Commons or email activities@innsbrook-resort.com to receive your passport and let the FUN begin!

Nature Gone WildJune 27–29

‘Messtival’ CampJuly 18–20

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The much anticipated opening of Innsbrook’s new Charrette Creek Commons amenity complex takes place Memorial Day weekend 2016.

In this article you will find some of the basic information that you need to know about the facility’s swimming pool, locker rooms, fitness center, laundry facility, meeting room and property owner information office.

Swimming PoolCool down as the summer heats up at the inaugural season of Innsbrook’s zero-entry swimming pool at Charrette Creek Commons! The swimming pool is approximately 50 feet by 80 feet and four feet deep, so you’ll have plenty of room to practice your breast stroke or just splash around.

Take a relaxing journey around the lazy river or enjoy the array of comfortable and chic lounge furniture on the pool deck. You can also take advantage of the early morning swim sessions when we’ll have swim lanes open for a great full-body workout. Lifeguards will be on duty during normal pool hours.

Charrette Creek Commons est. 2016

Pool RulesBelow are a few of the rules and regulations for the pool that are intended for the safety of all guests. To see a full list of rules, please go to innsbrook-resort.com/commons.

1. Swimsuits — Proper swim attire must be worn. (No cut-offs, shorts, leotards, etc.) Appropriate body coverage must be maintained at all times. (No thong suits.)

2. Tobacco — No tobacco products, smoking, or chewing allowed.

3. Alcoholic Beverages — No outside alcoholic beverages allowed inside the pool enclosure.

4. Food and Drink — No outside food and drink allowed inside the pool enclosure. All food and beverages purchased at the Summerhaus stand must be consumed in the concession area, with the exception of water. No glass.

5. Children — Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied at all times by a responsible person age 16 or older.

6. No extra-large inner tubes and/or rafts that may be disruptive to other patrons.

7. Radios — Only radios utilizing headphones will be allowed.

8. Animals are not allowed to swim in the facility.9. Weather — Innsbrook Owners’ Association staff

has the right to close the facility at any time due to weather.

SummerhausThe Summerhaus is the new poolside eatery coming to Innsbrook in 2016. Its outdoor seating area will overlook the beautiful new amphitheater and lake, as well as the pool facilities. Don’t leave the pool without stopping by for a refreshing summer snack that will give you an energy boost after an exhilarating dip in the cool pool waters!

Whether you’re training for a marathon, trying to drop a few pounds, or just livin’ it up poolside, the Summerhaus menu offers something for everyone. Fresh wraps, hearty sandwiches, crisp salads, and just three words—funnel cake fries—are a few of the menu items you’ll be able to choose from this summer. We’ll have beef and bratwurst burgers on the grill, along with concessions favorites like popcorn and ice cream. For the “big kids” over 21 years of age, we’ll have a house-made Bloody Mary and several other refreshing drink options. Most importantly, all menu items will all be made on-site with the freshest of ingredients.

Have questions about the pool or Charrette Creek Commons?Please call (636)928-3366 ext. 9180 or email information@innsbrook-resort.com.

Lazy River Rules1. Entry to River — No climbing, or sitting on the

wall in the lazy river. No jumping into the lazy river from the side of the pool. Access the lazy river through the zero entry area.

2. Direction — Floaters must follow the direction of the current at all times.

3. Floaters should not block the progress of others.4. Only pool noodles allowed in Lazy River. No other

pool inflatable toys allowed.5. Children — An adult must accompany children

under 48” tall or anyone who is not proficient at swimming.

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Fitness Center

Break a sweat and meet your fitness goals at Innsbrook’s brand new fitness center. You asked and we listened, designing our new fitness center to meet the needs and expectations our property owners addressed to us.

This will be the only fitness center at Innsbrook— the building behind the Aspen Center that housed the previous fitness center will soon be repurposed.

Fitness ClassesIt can be difficult to maintain a fitness routine on the weekends—you’re at your lake house, your schedule’s off and your eating habits change. Whether you’re only with us in your vacation cabin on the weekends, or you live in Innsbrook year-round—we want to help you maintain your health and fitness goals!

Based on property owner feedback and input, our staff has come up with the following menu of classes for 2016. We will continue to evaluate fitness class options seasonally to make sure we continue to offer the options that are most in demand.

Water Fitness — Strength and aerobics class in the pool. Great for all levels. Very low impact and nice for those with limited ability/movement.

Zumba — A fun, dance aerobic workout with a Zumba Certified instructor.

Boot Camp — High-energy strength and cardio class using body weight, kettlebells, balls, bands, and more.

Strength & Stretch, Ages 50+ — Functional strength and stretch class, great for all abilities with a focus for those 50 years of age and older.

Yoga — Yoga class format is dependent upon the instructor. Appropriate for all levels.

Swim Lessons — Individual swimming classes for beginners to master swimmers, triathletes and fitness swimmers.

Register for the classes online at innsbrook-resort.com/commons or by calling ext. 9180.

Meet Your Fitness Manager Sally Drake

Sally Drake is the fitness manager for the new fitness center at Charrette Creek Commons. She has recruited specialty instructors for our class offerings and has built a class schedule based on property owner needs and preferences.

As an AFAA Certified Personal Trainer, Sally has worked with adults of all ages and abilities to build healthy lifestyle habits in exercise and nutrition. Her specialty is functional strength, helping people become strong and more flexible in daily life and movement or for a specific sport.

Sally is a Level II USA Triathlon Certified Coach and has been coaching endurance athletes since 2006. Sally coaches all ages (currently 16-75 years of age) and levels of multi-sport athletes from all over the U.S. Her passion is bringing new people into the sport and watching their lives change.

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Children’s PlaygroundInnsbrook is very excited to unveil our first-ever children’s playground in 2016! The main feature of the playground is a large, life-like, two-story tree structure to climb on, in, and around! There is also equipment geared for use by younger kids, like a log tunnel to crawl over and through.

Outdoor AmphitheaterIn 2016, we’ll inaugurate our new Summer Breeze stage at the outdoor amphitheater at Charrette Creek Commons. Find out who’s in the lineup for this historic concert series season on pages 6–8.

Rules & Concert Etiquette• Smoking is prohibited at Summer Breeze concerts. • Dogs are allowed—as long as they are on leashes—in

the concert field.• Please be respectful of other property owners at all times. • Take your trash with you when you leave. • Use caution and be on the lookout for pedestrians when

driving through the area.• Outside food and drinks are allowed at the concerts.

Permanent, indoor men’s and women’s restroom facilities are located in the West building (the same building that houses the Summerhaus).

Drivers, Please Take NoteWith the increased traffic in and around Charrette Creek Commons, the intersection of Meadow Valley Dr., Farmhouse Dr. and Arlberg Pass (the new road that heads south to the amenity complex) will soon be made into a four-way stop.

Locker RoomsMen’s and women’s locker rooms at Charrette Creek Commons will contain lockers for property owners to store belongings while using the pool or fitness center. Property owners will need to supply their own locks—Innsbrook will not have locks available for rent.

Laundry FacilitiesThe laundry facilities featuring two coin-operated washers and dryers are open during regular Fitness Center hours for owner and registered guest use. Detergent will also be available for a fee.

Meeting/Event RoomThe meeting/event room will be available for property owners to reserve for Innsbrook club meetings, etc. This space is open to all owners and can be reserved on a first-come, first serve basis. This room is also available to rent for birthdays and other private events. Call Karen at ext. 9180 for pricing and availability.

More About Charrette Creek Commons

Hidden at the PlaygroundA special touch—designed exclusively for our property owners and their children and grandchildren—is a number of 3D animals hidden throughout the playground, including lizards, a fox, squirrels, and more! See how many you can find.

Property Owner Info and Activities Office is MovingAs Charrette Creek Commons opens this year, it will become the main hub for property owner information and activities. That being said, the offices of the Innsbrook Owners’ Association (IOA) Office Manager Karen Denson and IOA Activities Director Lindsay Prost that were in the Property Management Building are now located in the East Building at the amenity complex. Their office hours are listed below.

This means that when you have questions about or need to pick up car/boat/recreational stickers or phone directories, general inquiries, questions about registering for kids’ camps and summer workshops, building permits, tarp purchases, lost and found, and of course anything concerning the facilities at Charrette Creek Commons, you will need to see Karen and/or Lindsay at the new building.

The extensions for these offices are not changing. Call ext. 9180 to reach Karen Denson for property owner information and ext. 9213 for Lindsay in activities.

Office Hours of Operation (Memorial Day to Labor Day): Monday–Thursday | 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.Friday | 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.Saturday | 8 a.m. – noon Sunday | Closed

Commemorative Bricks

Hundreds of property owners made the exciting decision to leave a lasting legacy of their love for Innsbrook by purchasing a commemorative brick, often engraved with the name of family, friends and loved ones who have called Innsbrook home, or their “home away from home.” These bricks will be laid in two designated areas at the Commons—one near the nature-inspired children’s playground and another near the Summerhaus.

Even if you didn’t get your brick purchased in time to be in place by the grand opening on Memorial Day weekend, you can still be a permanent part of Charrette Creek Commons by placing your brick order today! We will continue selling bricks until further notice, as the grounds of the area continue to be developed.

Find all the information and order your brick(s) online at innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners/bricks or call (636)928-3366 ext. 9180.

Aerial view of Charrette Creek Commons (in progress, early April 2016)

More About Charrette Creek Commons

We’re looking forward to a fantastic summer season at Charrette Creek Commons!

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our sizzlin’ summer spectacular

2016 INNSBROOK FIREWORKS EXTRAVAGANZA

Our annual Independence Day Fireworks Show will light up the night sky on Saturday, July 2, 2016. Our show is fully funded by donations from IBK property owners, corporate vendors, and local advertisers. Last year, our fundraising campaign brought in over $110,000—making it the largest private fireworks display in the state! If you love the fireworks show as much as we do, be a part of the explosive evening by supporting the show with a donation. Whether it’s $25, $200 or $500—every dollar counts! All fireworks sponsors will be acknowledged in our special booklet that is handed out at the gates over the Fourth of July weekend.

Patron’s Party PackageOwners who donate $300 or more will get tickets to the Patron’s area with an All-American Buffet, drinks, reserved parking and a fantastic view. The All-American Buffet by the Picnic People will feature freshly grilled hamburgers, chicken and hot dogs; roasted corn-on-the-cob, baked beans, potato salad, watermelon, and more! Located on the hillside behind the condos, the Patron’s Area offers prime viewing for the fireworks show as the fireworks are choreographed to best be seen from that vantage point. Get ready for a fantastic show!Contact us today with your donation or to purchase a business ad in the annual fireworks booklet.(636)928-3366 ext. 9180 | fireworks@innsbrook-resort.com

Fireworks Guest Authorization—New for 2016!For this year’s show, you will need to pre-authorize all guests arriving for the fireworks display at innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners/ guest-registration. This pre-registration will allow for quicker entry for your guests arriving on the day of the show and also provide better security for Innsbrook.

Within 24 hours of your online registration, you will receive one email per guest’s vehicle with their unique entry ticket attached. If you register four guests (i.e. vehicles)—you will receive four unique emails. We recommend that you simply forward (via email) each ticket to the corresponding guests.

It’s important that each of your registered guests uses their unique ticket to enter Innsbrook, as the barcode printed on each pass may only be scanned once for entry. Additional instructions will also be printed on each ticket.

Note: All guests must be registered for the show by end of day, Thursday, June 30. This entry process is only to be used for guests that are arriving for the show on Saturday, July 2. Any guests that will be arriving or leaving on other days should follow the normal guest authorization process.

More information will be forthcoming in the Village Views and on the Innsbrook website.

Fireworks Questions? Call (636) 928-3366 ext. 9180 or email fireworks@innsbrook-resort.com.

Security Questions? Call (636) 928-3366 ext. 9400 or email security@innsbrook-resort.com.

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We’ll have water and lemonade available, but you’re also welcome to bring coolers of whatever beverages or treats you enjoy! Bring along your blankets, lawn chairs, and pop-up tents for your family picnic (please see notes on next page regarding tents).

Party guests ages 21-and-over—bring your IDs and get your hand stamped if you plan to enjoy the complimentary beer truck or the margaritas that will be for sale.

In the spirit of the holiday weekend where we honor the brave men and women who serve(d) our country we will also be collecting donations for Patriot Packages. Please drop donations off at the registration area.

The IBK Anniversary Party is a must-attend event for property owners and their families. You’ll reunite with old friends and neighbors you haven’t seen in months or years, as well as make new acquaintances that may just become friends for life!

This year, we are requiring owners to pre-register for the Anniversary Party. Register online at innsbrook-resort.com/events/memorial-day-party. Keep an eye on the Village Views as the party nears for reminders about all the events taking place Memorial Day weekend at Innsbrook.

Party Registration Deadline: Wednesday, May 18

THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY: reigniting tradition in a new location

This year we’ll gather to celebrate 45 wonder-filled, magical, one-of-a-kind years at Innsbrook, surrounded by family, friends, and friends who might as well be family, at the new facilities at Charrette Creek Commons on May 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. Like those who were there for the early days at the Farmhouse, you’ll be able to say you were there at the first-ever Anniversary Party—and first-ever event—at the Commons.

Though the location will change, all the things you’ve always loved about the gathering will not.

Upon arrival, make a beeline to the registration area to get this year’s souvenir 45th Anniversary commemorative cup! What color will it be? That secret won’t be unveiled until the start of the party.

We’ll start the party with a bang with a live performance of the National Anthem, followed by the ceremonial blast off to a new season.

Kids will giggle with delight as they wear themselves out bouncing between the inflatable obstacle course and slide, bouncy houses, face painting, Camp Innsbrook tent and more. Another classic favorite (and great photo opportunity)—the colorful barrel train will be ready to take kids on an old-school adventure.

Snacks available at the party will include all-beef hot dogs, chocolate chip cookies, kettle chips, popcorn and refreshing sliced watermelon.

As we catapult our community into the next era, we do so with a tip of our cap to the past and a gleaming eye towards a bright future.

Party Parking In a wooded development such as ours, parking is always a special consideration. Here are a few tips to make the day run smoothly.

• Please carpool.

• Golf cart parking will be allowed at Charrette Creek Commons. You will be allowed to enter Arlberg Pass. Please follow signs to designated golf cart parking area.

• Vehicle parking will be available at the previous Summer Breeze parking field at the Farmhouse (located at the corner of West Innsbrook Circle Drive and Innsbrook Drive), as well as two parking fields on Farmhouse Drive.

• Properties located on the west side of Innsbrook, north of the Farmhouse—please enter via West Innsbrook Circle Drive and park in the parking areas closest to the Farmhouse.

• Properties located on the east side of Innsbrook (east of Hwy F) and far west side of Innsbrook including lakes Alpine, Kitzbuhl, Linden, and Grendel—please enter via Meadow Valley Drive to Farmhouse Drive and park in the Farmhouse Drive designated parking fields.

• We will have hayride shuttles picking up and dropping off at the Library at the Farmhouse and the parking fields on Farmhouse Drive. Shuttles will run from 1:30 to 5 p.m.

• Vehicles will not be permitted beyond the designated parking areas on the day of the event.

• Handicap parking will be available at Charrette Creek Commons; please have your handicap tag plainly displayed as you approach the party and Security will direct you to the designated parking area. If you are able to do so, please ride the provided shuttles to the party.

Party DetailsA new location means new items to note for a party of this size.

Tents — Personal pop-up tents will be allowed in a designated area at the party. Tents, blankets and chairs may be dropped off at Charrette Creek Commons on Saturday, May 28 between 10 a.m. and noon. All tents must be set up by 12:30 p.m. and be properly secured to the ground with stakes. Tents without stakes will not be accepted. Note: Innsbrook is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Road Closures — Arlberg Pass (the road that leads from Meadow Valley Drive to Charrette Creek Commons) will be closed to incoming traffic from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 28 for the party.

Pool Parking — Pool-goers, please plan closures accordingly and arrive at the pool before 1 p.m. Incoming traffic will not be allowed to enter Arlberg Pass from 1 to 5 p.m.

No Parking — All of the roads near the intersection of Farmhouse Drive, Meadow Valley Drive, and Arlberg Pass will be in a No Parking zone.

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An Updated IBKTo be successful, you must stay true to what works, while at the same time be willing to change and grow. Innsbrook is proud to be part of a family tradition that passes from generation to generation. We are also proud to recognize when some components need to updated. We developed permanent residences when people wanted to live at Innsbrook year-round. We created a cottage community as an in-between option for those who were still commuting to the city. We built up our event program and amenities to answer the call for more

“organized fun” as the dynamics of the community changed.

Now we are unveiling a refreshed version of the Innsbrook logo, one that we feel best represents what the Innsbrook community is today.

We know the logo means a lot to our property owners—and now it can be even more meaningful, as it harkens back to our humble beginnings, while more strongly resonating with newer owners. This logo reflects the youthful exuberance that the natural playground we live in brings out in each of us. We hope you like it as much as we do!

New Car Sticker Technology— Making Life Easier for Owners! The new Innsbrook car stickers containing RFID technology should have arrived to your home by now, as they were mailed out in mid-April. If you haven’t received your stickers yet, call Karen at ext. 9180.

These new stickers will signal unmanned gates to open as your car approaches. The unmanned, property owner-only gate at the Main Entrance was the first to receive the new technology, with the West Gate next on the agenda. With those two more heavily trafficked gates online, Innsbrook is allowing some time for testing of the stickers in case there are any unanticipated issues.

When we are confident everything is working as it should be, the RFID stickers will be ready for use at the remaining unmanned gates in short order. Until that point, you may still use your existing key cards at the unmanned gates. We will notify you when the key cards will be turned off—please watch the Village Views for details.

Lastly, these stickers do not need to be replaced each year—only if you get a new vehicle or need to replace a windshield. Trying to remove the sticker will disable the RFID chip. You will need to contact us in the event you sell or trade in a vehicle so we can deactivate that car sticker.

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New Signage Enhances Your Nature Trail ExperienceTake a walk on one of our seven scenic hiking trails and you will notice new and improved trailhead signs and trail markers. The signs display the trail length, accessibility, things to look for along the way, and an easy-to-read map depicting the trail route. And don’t forget—before you head out on a hiking expedition, stop by the owner information office at Charrette Creek Commons to pick up our helpful carry-along maps for each individual trail, or the Nature Trail Pocket Guide, which contains a map of each trail along with wildflowers, birds, and animal tracks to identify. You can also find each of these maps online at innsbrook-resort.com/recreation/nature-trails.

Don’t Let Your Boat Float Away for Good! All property owner boats at Innsbrook are required to have stickers. Many boats look the same, so if they become lost or wash away in heavy rain, there may be a challenge in reuniting them with their proper owner. These stickers do not expire, and (if you have one), your existing boat sticker is still valid. Each sticker is $5. Find the boat registration form online at innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners/forms.

No Drone ZoneThe sky over Innsbrook has been deemed a “No Drone Zone” by Innsbrook leadership, based on feedback and concerns from property owners. People come to Innsbrook for the ultimate private getaway and peacefulness. Though it may not be the pilot’s intent, some property owners feel as if their private piece of paradise has been violated if a drone is suddenly whirring overhead. Please contact Innsbrook Security at ext. 9400 if you spot a drone over your property.

The New Hottest Spot to Shop The Aspen Boutique (formerly known as the Gift Shop, just inside the front doors of the Aspen Center) has been fully revamped and replenished! You will now be able to find custom Innsbrook items for adults and children year-round. Get prepared for relaxing days by the new pool or out on one of the many beaches by purchasing some of the hottest new items! Beach towels and bags, tumblers, bottle and can koozies, and beach spiker cup holders are also now available at your fingertips. If you regularly attend the Summer Breeze concerts, our reversible waterproof blankets and folding chairs are perfect for you! You can also custom order large quantities of certain items for special events such as family reunions, golf outings, corporate retreats, etc. Merchandise will be updated often so be sure to make frequent visits throughout the year!

The Quaint Country MarketInnsbrook’s charming Country Market will get a facelift this year. New paint, shelving, products, and retro décor will soon be unveiled. The market will open on Friday, May 27 and remain open through Labor Day weekend.

One Hail of a StormOn April 7, 2015—you may remember it as the day you decided to get a new roof—a wide swath of Innsbrook was rocked by a massive hailstorm that pelted the community with golf ball-sized hail. In addition to the condos, Property Management Building, and Corporation-owned facilities that required repair work after the storm, Innsbrook Owners’ Association General Manager Rick Schmitt has issued around 500 building permits to Innsbrook property owners and their contractors, most of which relate to repair or replacement of roofs, decks, and other hail-damaged entities! Let’s hope we don’t see a storm like that again anytime soon!

We Take Speeding SeriouslyPeople come to Innsbrook to enjoy the serenity of a quiet walk—solitarily, with their loved ones, or alongside their four-legged friends.

Our windy, twisty roads and frequent hills make it imperative for everyone operating a motor vehicle or recreational vehicle to adhere to the 23 mph speed limit (on paved roads) and 17½ mph speed limit (on gravel roads). We have signs denoting the speed limit throughout the development. In addition, we ask that you please make the speed limit clear to all contractors and guests that you authorize to be on property.

There has been an increase in the frequency of complaints we receive about speeding. Please respect and care for your fellow humans and the wildlife and obey the speed limits.

Do Your Part to Keep Innsbrook BeautifulWe at Innsbrook enjoy beautiful hiking trails, horse trails, lakes, beaches, and outdoor concerts under the stars. Let’s continue to foster an environment that is clean and in harmony with nature for all property owners and visitors to enjoy for many years to come. PLEASE do your part and don’t litter. Encourage your kids and guests likewise, and help maintain the natural beauty of Innsbrook. Thank you in advance for doing your part to make Innsbrook a place we and our visitors see as an awesome paradise to live among nature!

Please Note Phone System ChangesWhen calling the main Innsbrook number at (636)745-3000 or (636)928-3366, please note that all Innsbrook phone extensions are now four digit numbers that begin with a 9. The last 3 digits of the extension will be the same for each party as before. So, if you are trying to reach security, dial 9400, instead of 400 as you would have previously. Use this same formula with all extensions.

Innsbrook Returns to HGTV in 2016Innsbrook will once again be featured on the HGTV show

“Lakefront Bargain Hunt” this year. Some of our newest property owners—Mike and Jen Vitucci, of Wildwood, Mo.

—and their family work with Innsbrook real estate agent Dan Dieckmann to find their dream vacation property. HGTV also approached us to film a second episode for this show, which will feature Greg and Tarah Hampton and Tim and Lisa Viviano, all of Godfrey, Ill., two families sharing a chalet on beautiful Teal Lake. No word on when the episodes will air, but watch for that news in the Village Views and on our Facebook page.

Innsbrook is Now a Smoke-Free Campus In our continued effort to support the healthy lifestyle our property owners strive for, Innsbrook became a smoke-free campus in 2016. The no-smoking rules apply to all areas of the Clubhouse Bar & Grille, golf course, Aspen Center, and Charrette Creek Commons buildings and concert field.

Notes from Security• Always dial 911 first in an emergency. After that, if you

have the chance, you may call Security at the Main Gate at ext. 9400 to make them aware of the situation. Upon arrival, Innsbrook Security will lead first responders to the location of the emergency.

• Check and/or replace all fire extinguishers – they do have a lifespan. Some have an expiration date, some do not. To be safe – if you don’t remember when you purchased it, replace it. There should be at least one fire extinguisher on each level of the home.

• Replace all the batteries in each smoke detector every spring or summer.

• If you see anything that you find suspicious around Innsbrook, please report it immediately to Security at ext. 9400.

• We have fully operational video cameras at the trash recycling depots. If you deposit anything besides household trash and recycling, you will receive a bill.

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Grab your Hawaiian print shirts and grass skirts and join us for the popular Tiki Bar (is) Open golf tournament event on Friday, August 26. You won’t want to miss this fun, relaxing event that just happens to involve golf, too!

On May 28, we will host a Callaway Golf Demo Day on the driving range. Those who stop by will be able to try the latest Callaway equipment, get custom-fitted, and receive special pricing for all clubs ordered during the event. Join us anytime from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information on the golf course, Pro Shop, lessons, or leagues, call ext. 9203 or email golf@innsbrook-resort.com.

The 2015 golf season may have started off very rainy, but it turned out to be a great year for golf at Innsbrook! Between massive amounts of rain and hail storms, the entire golf operation was challenged many times throughout the year. The curveballs Mother Nature threw our way may have slowed down the improvements, but certainly did not stop them! With a noticeable increase in weekend play, projects completed by the golf course maintenance staff, and the re-opening of the renovated Clubhouse Bar & Grille, it was a busy season at the golf course.

The winter leading up to last season was a noisy and dusty one around the Clubhouse as work kicked into full swing to get the new Pro Shop open as well as the renovated Bar & Grille, patio, and deck. All of these improvements turned out incredible! All summer long, many people who came to the Clubhouse—property owners and guests alike—remarked that they did not recognize the building with all the changes and improvements.

That sentiment carried over to the golf course as well. In late May/early June we started a project to fix the persistent drainage problem with the upper part of what was then #9 fairway. This is now the current #18 fairway as the front and back nines were flipped in August 2015 to provide a view down the finishing hole from the new deck. Once that drainage project was complete the positive results were almost instantaneous. Coming next: new cart paths along the 1st and 5th holes.

Thanks to the popularity of the new Under Armour apparel, the Pro Shop staff have stayed busy, too! Hats, golf shirts, t-shirts, and pullovers from both Under Armour and Nike have flown off the shelves. This new merchandise selection has proven to appeal to golfers and non-golfers alike. One thing we learned this past year is that you have to check in regularly for new merchandise as it does not last long!

golf course update:COURSE WORK MEANS GREAT GOLF IN 2016

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Innsbrook’s numerous nature trails continue to soar in popularity. After releasing updated maps and a pocket guide in 2015, many owners and their families were ready to hit the trail for the first time! Out of all of our unique and diverse trails, the newest is the Tyrolean, which opened for exploration in 2012. The trail is part of one of Innsbrook’s newest recreational areas to explore—the Alpine and Tyrolean Valleys south of the Alpine Lake dam.

With the Innsbrook Historical Society’s dedicated work on the rehabilitation of the historic Log Cabin and surrounding buildings, the Log Cabin area in Alpine Valley is a must-see for Innsbrook families and their guests. The Tyrolean trailhead is nearby, taking walkers on a path that winds along Charrette Creek and past flowing waterfalls.

Innsbrook is currently developing an extension to the Tyrolean Trail that will be ready to traverse later this year. The extension will begin south of the historic Log Cabin, traveling through Innsbrook’s southern expansion areas, past a seasonal waterfall, along tree lines, and through fields. The winding path will also take travelers across a spillway to Innsbrook’s newest lake—Tyrol—and along the bluffs overlooking Charrette Creek, before heading towards Charrette Creek Commons.

Innsbrook boasts a lush landscape with all-season beauty. If you’ve hiked a trail once and think you’ve seen it all—think again! Our trails offer something different in spring, summer, fall, and winter—and something different in morning, afternoon, and evening! With our diverse flora and fauna, you’re almost guaranteed to have a new, exciting experience or sighting every time your boots hit the trail.

With the addition of guided hikes to our calendar of events, more people than ever are venturing off of their lots to explore the woods, fields, and streams of Innsbrook. There is no better place to view an abundance of wildflowers, see birds of all varieties, and feel as if you’re a part of nature, than along one of Innsbrook’s nature trails.

So this year at Innsbrook, get ready, grab your camera, and go on a new adventure!

THE TYROLEAN TRAIL treks on

Aerial views of the historic Log Cabin (left) and Innsbrook’s newest lake, Lake Tyrol (right)

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With more than 100 unique bodies of water at Innsbrook stocked with bluegill, catfish, smallmouth bass, and crappie, fishing tales are plentiful and diverse around cabin campfires.

We can’t claim that the fishing fascination at Innsbrook is a new one, as the activity has been a favorite pastime of property owners since the beginning. It’s delightful to see the hobby passed down through the generations. As evidenced by our Spring Fishing Tournament in 2016, which had more than 50 participants—the love for fishing continues to have a stronghold on Innsbrook’ers of all ages!

There are many “levels” of anglers here—some are perfectly content to cast a line and wait it out on the pontoon or shoreline while enjoying the general relaxation and camaraderie of the day. Some customize the bait depending on what they hope to catch, and some even take great steps to make their shoreline attractive to our finned friends.

One of the recent fishing tournament competitors is property owner Tom Duchild, who we asked about tips, tricks, and memories. On the biggest fish he can remember reeling in:

“Way back in the 1991 Innsbrook Fishing Tournament I got lucky and caught a 9 lb. bass from Lake Wanderfern. I’m likely never going to top that one, but the memories and stories from that day will stay with me forever!”

Tom is an experienced fisherman, but he has some advice for newbies as well.

“Get a light to medium basic rod/reel combo at a sporting goods store, some basic tackle (bobber, sinkers, small gold hooks) and worms. If you can, fish early or later in the day for the best action.”

fishing fever SNAGS THE HEARTS OF INNSBROOK

Fishing Tips

If you’re looking to hook more action at your lot, there are some simple things you can do to make it fish-friendly.

Removing brush from your property? Toss tree branches into the lake near your shoreline and the fish will flock. Tree branches, cedar trees, and old Christmas trees (the once-live ones, of course) all make great fish cover. Be sure to secure them to a heavy weight before tossing them in so they sink in place. You’ll want to place them in 6-12 feet of water to be effective.

Here are some additional tips from our Lakes & Fishing Manager and resident authority on fish populations Jeff Yegge: • Clear water bass rely upon their sight for feeding

and will often roam farther from cover to take a lure. Effective baits must match the natural environment, which is why smaller, soft-plastic lures in smoke, green, and brown colors generally work well.

• Want to lure in a catfish? Use prepared baits, nightcrawlers, and hot dogs. Fish for them in deep water and at night. If you can find water flowing into the lake, try dropping a line there.

• It’s always fun to fish for bluegill and crappie—they are feisty fighters. Use small jigs, minnows, and worms, and fish for them around woody cover.

• Remember to relax and have fun!

Please keep in mind the following fishing regulations: Alpine Lake has a protected slot length limit on bass of 12”-18” which means you can keep bass under 12” or over 18” with a daily limit of five. For all other lakes, release bass between 12”-16”. Crappie 10" or longer and bluegill and catfish of any size can be kept (including Alpine) with a daily limit of 10 crappie per day. Please release all paddlefish caught.

Photos by: Jenny Jacquin (top), Erika Russina (left)

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Guided Nature HikeSaturday, May 14 | 9 a.m.Meet us at the head of the Grendel Trail and explore Innsbrook’s forest while being led on a nature hike by Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera! Ext. 9180.

Wine DinnerThursday, May 19 | 6:30 p.m.Treat yourself to a delicious four-course meal where each course is skillfully paired with a different quality wine. Our most knowledgeable staff will be on-hand at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille to explain each pairing. Make your reservations today, as this event will be limited to an intimate group of no more than 40 attendees. $45 per person. Ext. 9207.

Property Owner Speaker SeriesThursday, May 19 | 7 p.m.Authors Charlie Claggett and Richard Weiss will lead a discussion at Charrette Creek Commons on their book “Max Starkloff and the Fight for Disability Rights.” Starkloff’s wife, Colleen is an Innsbrook property owner. Ext. 9213.

Adopt-a-HighwaySaturday, May 21 | 9:30 a.m.Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the Property Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts and coffee! Ext. 9180.

Innsbrook Historical Society Porch Music: Lynn Rubright Saturday, May 21 | 2 p.m.The Innsbrook Historical Society’s Log Cabin Porch Music Series continues in 2016 with Lynn Rubright, an internationally acclaimed storyteller. She will be joined by her son Dan Rubright, a well-known guitarist and composer. FREE. Rain or shine. Bring your blankets, coolers and lawn chairs.

BBQ BuffetFriday, May 27 | 5–9 p.m.Come to the Clubhouse Bar & Grille for a mouthwatering BBQ buffet. $16 for adults; $8 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Tennis TournamentSaturday, May 28 | 8:30 a.m. Men’s doubles at the Tennis & Pickleball Center; women’s doubles at Aspen Center courts. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels welcome. FREE. Canceled in the event of rain. Ext. 9180.

Memorial Day Walk/RunSaturday, May 28 | 8:30, 9 a.m.Meet at Charrette Creek Commons for our annual Memorial Weekend walk/run. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and the 2-mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register and get a race number. Medals awarded. Bananas and water provided. FREE. Note: we will not be timing all runners, just the race winners. No walkers in the 10K, please. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 9180.

Model Airplane ShowSaturday, May 28 | 9 a.m. Enjoy this model airplane demo on Lake Aspen, taking off from Fireworks Point (at the end of Aspen Point Dr.). Spectators encouraged! Great vantage points to watch from are Lionshead Beach or Geneva Beach. FREE. Canceled in event of rain. Ext. 9180.

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Memorial Day PartySaturday, May 28 | 2–5 p.m. Let’s celebrate 45 years of Innsbrook! Property owners and their families are invited to join us at Charrette Creek Commons for our county fair-style party with kids’ activities, kids’ crafts, beverages, food, souvenir cups, information booths, live music and more. We will also have margaritas and commemorative t-shirts available for purchase. Complimentary for all property owners! Pre-registration is REQUIRED. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Rain or shine. NOTE: Valid ID required for beer stand. Ext. 9180.

Prime Rib BuffetSaturday, May 28 | 5–9 p.m. Prime rib takes center stage in this Memorial Day weekend buffet at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $18 for adults; $10 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Breakfast BuffetSunday, May 29 | 8 a.m.–noon The Clubhouse Bar & Grille’s breakfast buffet is sure to gear you up for a day at the lake! $11 for adults; $6 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Holiday Religious ServicesSunday, May 29Outdoor Catholic Mass will be held at the Farmhouse at 9 a.m.; bring lawn chairs. A Protestant service will be held at Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 9180.

Pony CampSunday, May 29 | 10 a.m.–noon Kids 6-and-under will learn about horses, groom them and go on walk-rides in this 5-week camp at the Stables beginning on Sunday, May 29 and continuing on each Sunday in June. Cost: $250. Ext. 9300.

Pickleball Fest IISunday, May 29 | 11 a.m. Come out and learn a fun new game or test your skills at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. The fastest growing racket sport, Pickleball ROCKS! All equipment provided. FREE! Call Nancy at 314-401-4148 for more information. Learn more about this sport at usapa.org.

Sailing RegattaSunday, May 29 | 1 p.m. This annual Memorial Day sailing race on Lake Wanderfern begins at Cedarpass Beach. All participants must wear life jackets. All sailboats from all lakes welcome. FREE. Spectators encouraged! Ext. 9180.

Fried Chicken BuffetSunday, May 29 | 5–8 p.m.Make this fried chicken buffet a family affair at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $13 for adults; $7 for kids. Ext. 9207.

SB Kickoff Concert: GroovethangSunday, May 29 | 7:30 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of the hits from every decade from the ‘70s to today. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 6 for details.

Boat AuctionMonday, May 30 | 10 a.m. Arrive early to the get a bid number at Charrette Creek Commons for the annual Boat Auction. Payment for boats is due the day of the auction (cash/checks accepted; NO property owner charges/credit cards). In the event of rain, the auction will be delayed until rain stops. Call ext. 9180 to enter your boat into the auction on consignment or to donate the proceeds to the Institute or to the Fireworks Fund!

Memorial Day ServiceMonday, May 30 | 1 p.m. Your family is invited to join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a ceremony honoring those who serve(d) and who have fallen in service to our country. We will print the names of the servicemen and women in your family in the Memorial Day edition of the Village Views. If you need to update last year’s entry or would like to make a new entry, submit that information to Karen at ext. 9180 or fill out the form at innsbrook-resort.com/memorial-day-tribute by Friday, May 13.

Kids’ Horseback Riding CampMonday, May 30–Thursday, June 2 9 a.m.–1 p.m. dailyCamp is located at the Stables and is $275 per child. $100 deposit per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6-and-up (no adults, please). Ext. 9300.

Sailing Regatta (photo by Tom Berger)

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Teen Night KickoffFriday, June 3 | 7:30 p.m. This event is designed for teens ages 13 to 16. Meet us at Charrette Creek Commons for a pizza and pool party. Get to know fellow teen IBK’ers as you kick off your 2016 summer break. Other teen events are planned for June 17, July 8, and July 29. $10 per person. Ext. 9180.

CI: Amazing RaceSaturday, June 4 | 10 a.m.–noonGet your team together at Charrette Creek Commons—with at least one child—and get ready to explore Innsbrook and enjoy fun surprises along the way. Compete for unique prize certificates. Cars are recommended to get from place to place, as well as swimsuits and goggles. Rain or shine. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Girls’ Night OutSaturday, June 4 | 4 p.m. Get your girls together at the golf course! Ext. 9203.

SB Concert: Jesse HarrisSaturday, June 4 | 7:30 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of soulful acoustic originals, bluegrass, rock ‘n’ roll, Motown and more. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 6 for details.

Summer Workshop: Wild, Wild WestMonday–Wednesday, June 6–8 9 a.m.–noon dailyYee-haw! Each day of this camp at Charrette Creek Commons, we’ll travel back in time to the good ol’ days of the Wild West. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event for kids ages 6-9. $75 per child. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Kids’ Horseback Riding CampMonday–Thursday, June 6–9 9 a.m.–1 p.m. dailyCamp is located at the Stables and is $275 per child. $100 deposit per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6-and-up (no adults, please). Ext. 9300.

Tennis WorkshopWednesday–Friday, June 8–108:30–9:30 a.m. (ages 8–12)9:30–10:30 a.m. (ages 5–7)11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (jr. high/high school)USPTA-certified Professional Nancy Pound will provide expert instruction in fundamentals and strategy while showing how much fun tennis can be. All workshops take place at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Workshop fee is $45 (ages 5-12) and $60 (junior high/high school). Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Institute Fundraiser: Celebration at the SheldonThursday, June 9 | 7 p.m.This special event at Sheldon Concert Hall in St. Louis will feature a concert of glorious music performed by Innsbrook Institute Artistic Director David Halen, soprano Miran Halen, solo violinist Blake Pouliot, and the internationally recognized Calidore String Quartet. Sixty voices from the Bach Society Chorus will join in for a portion of the concert, which will feature several familiar favorites from light operetta to the brilliance of Bach. A cocktail reception with the guest artists will follow the concert. Complimentary shuttle service is available (by reservation only; limited availability). $75 per person. Ext. 9218.

Music Grille DiningFriday, June 10–Saturday, June 18 6-8 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center before Institute concerts to enjoy summer salads, fresh fish selections, prime burgers on fresh baked breads, and house-made desserts, along with specialty wines and drink specials. Reservations are required. Ext. 0.

Opening Night Institute ConcertFriday, June 10 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center for performances by Nathaniel Pierce, Sarina Zhang, Christine Harada Lee, Haerim Liz Lee and the Calidore String Quartet. Musical selections include Drei Kline Stücke, Op. 11 by Anton Webern; Tzigane by Maurice Ravel; Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin; and String Quartet No. 1 in D major, Op. 44 by Felix Mendelssohn. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Concert at the Log CabinSaturday, June 11 | 10 a.m.Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy a morning concert at the historic Log Cabin. Musical guests are Dave Para, Cathy Barton, and friends! $20 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Chamber ConcertSaturday, June 11 | 7:30 p.m.Come to the Aspen Center for musical performances by Adria Ye, Blake Pouliot, Hsin-I Huang, Chee Yun, Nathan Chan and the Calidore String Quartet. Musical selections include Piano Sonata No. 4 in C minor, Op. 29 by Sergei Prokofiev; Sonata No. 9, Op. 47, “Kreutzer” by Ludwig van Beethoven; and Cello Quintet by Franz Schubert. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Outdoor MovieSaturday, June 11 | 8 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for an outdoor showing of a family-friendly movie. FREE. Bring lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Canceled if rain. Watch the Village Views for movie title. Ext. 9180.

Institute Fundraiser: Alpine Musicale Sunday, June 12 | 1:30 p.m.Experience a musical progressive event served at two distinct Alpine Lake homes as you enjoy tasty tidbits and cocktails. After soaking up a mini-concert featuring the Calidore String Quartet at the first home, guests will travel by boat to the second home, where Chee Yun and Zlatomir Fung will delight the audience. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres served at each location. $100 per person. Ext. 9218.

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Institute Chamber ConcertSunday, June 12 | 7:30 p.m.Meet at the Aspen Center for performances by Sarina Zhang, Adria Ye, Blake Pouliot, Hsin-I Huang, Aubree Oliverson and Zlatomir Fung. Musical selections include Adagio und Allegro for Cello and Piano, Op. 70 by Robert Schumann; Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 by Erick Korngold; and Piano Trio in F minor, No. 3, Op. 65 by Anton Dvorak. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Kids’ Horseback Riding CampMonday-Thursday, June 13–16 9 a.m.–1 p.m. dailyCamp is located at the Stables and is $275 per child. $100 deposit per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6-and-up (no adults, please). Ext. 9300.

Institute Event: Party on the PatioMonday, June 13 | 6 p.m.This exclusive dinner and concert event is by invitation only. Contact the Institute office to find out how you can be a part of this exciting evening. Ext. 9218.

Institute Fundraiser: Ladies TeaTuesday, June 14 | 2 p.m.Put on your favorite bonnet and join us at a one-of-a-kind Alpine Lake home as we enjoy dainty delights such as cucumber sandwiches, scones with cream, flaky pastries, and an array of teas. This year’s event will highlight some of the ladies of the Institute, who will both perform and participate in a question-and-answer session. Simone Porter, Chee Yun, and Estelle Choi are among the invited musicians. $50 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Chamber ConcertTuesday, June 14 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center for performances by Felicity James, Hsin-I Huang, Heidi Harris and Erik Harris. Musical selections include Sonata No. 4, Op. 23 by Ludwig van Beethoven; Fantasy on themes from Rossini’s “Othello”, Op. 11 by Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst; and Grand Duo Concertant by Giovanni Bottessini. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Fundraiser: Classic Cocktails and Classic MusicWednesday, June 15 | 4:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for this exciting new event, which will take you on a journey through the history of some of the most classic and iconic cocktails. Our guest mixologist, Eric Ault, will answer such baffling questions as, “What makes a dry martini dry?”, “How old is an old-fashioned?” and “What are bitters, and why do they make my drink so tasty?” In addition, Eric will demonstrate mixing martinis, manhattans, old-fashioneds, sidecars, and mai tais. Guests will enjoy tastings of the cocktails along with hearty appetizers. Music from the golden age when these cocktails were at the height of popularity will be performed by Festival musicians. $60 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Chamber ConcertWednesday, June 15 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center for performances by Adria Ye, Fabiola Kim, Hsin-I Huang, Simone Porter, and Nathan Chan. Musical selections include Piano Sonata No. 23 in F minor, Op. 57 (“Appassionata”) by Ludwig van Beethoven; Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso by Camille Saint Saens; and Piano Quartet in E flat major, Op. 47 by Robert Schumann. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Beer Pairing DinnerThursday, June 16 | 6:30 p.m.Pairing dinners aren’t just for wine! Enjoy a delicious four-course dinner where each course is skillfully paired with a different quality craft beer. Our most knowledgeable staff will be on-hand at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille to explain each pairing. Make your reservations today, as this event will be limited to an intimate group of no more than 40 attendees. $35 per person. Ext. 9207.

Institute Chamber ConcertThursday, June 16 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center for performances by Sarina Zhang, Nathan Chan, Caroline Kim, Adria Ye, Aubree Oliverson, Zlatomir Fung, and David Halen. Musical selections include Requiem for Three Cellos and Piano by David Popper; Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67 by Dmitri Shostakovich; and Piano Quintet in A major, Op. 81 by Antonin Dvorak. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Concert: Student Solo ShowcaseFriday, June 17 | 4 p.m.Come to the Aspen Center and support our fabulous Academy students as some of them are highlighted in the Student Solo Showcase! This is a delightful afternoon celebrating the spirit of the Academy and Festival. Actual performers and pieces will be posted during the Festival. FREE—No ticket required. Ext. 9218.

Teen NightFriday, June 17 Join us for our second teen event. Watch the Village Views for event details. Ext. 9180.

Institute Chamber ConcertFriday, June 17 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center for performances by Fabiola Kim, Miran Halen, Peter Martin, and the Calidore String Quartet. Musical selections include Zigeunerweisen by Palo Sarasate; vocal selections; and String Quartet in G minor by Claude Debussy. $30/$25 per person. Ext. 9218.

Institute Fundraiser: Music NoirFriday, June 17 | After Concert EndsFollowing the Friday evening chamber music concert, join us at a magnificent home in the Innsbrook meadows as we enjoy late-night tasty treats and cocktails. Musical guests include Peter Martin, violinist Liz Lee, and other surprise guest artists. $75 per person. Ext. 9218.

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Adopt-a-HighwaySaturday, June 18 | 9:30 a.m.Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the Property Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts and coffee! Ext. 9180.

Institute Student Chamber Music ConcertSaturday, June 18 | 2 p.m.The Festival students take the Aspen Center stage. FREE—No ticket required. Ext. 9218.

IBK Family CampoutSaturday, June 18 | 6:30 p.m. Leave the technology at home and join us for an unplugged night of camping under the stars at the Log Cabin! We will enjoy roasting s’mores, listening to music, and playing flashlight tag. Bring your camping equipment and overnight supplies. Breakfast will be provided. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Closing Night Institute ConcertSaturday, June 18 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at the Aspen Center as we close out the 16th season of the Institute! Performers include Aubree Oliverson, Peter Martin, Chee Yun, Fabiola Kim, Felicity James, and Usha Kapoor. Musical selections include Praeludium and Allegro by Fritz Kreisler; Danse Espagnol by Maniel De Falla; jazz selections; and Octet by Felix Mendelssohn. Ext. 9218.

Kids’ Horseback Riding CampMonday–Thursday, June 20–23 9 a.m.–1 p.m. dailyCamp is located at the Stables and is $275 per child. $100 deposit per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6-and-up (no adults, please). Ext. 300.

CI June Weeklong CampMonday–Friday, June 20–24This one-of-a-kind experience will take the qualities that are so unique to Innsbrook and roll them into one incredible week. This week will be packed full with visiting guests, amazing adventures, and tons of exploring the natural wonders that surround us at Innsbrook! Camp runs Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to noon, with a special Friday night program for the family from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Children must be at least 6 years old and graduated kindergarten up to sixth grade. The cost is $210 for the first child and $180 for each additional sibling. For more information or to register visit innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Tennis WorkshopTuesday–Friday, June 21–248:30–9:30 a.m. (ages 8–12)9:30–10:30 a.m. (ages 5–7)11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (jr. high/high school)USPTA-certified Professional Nancy Pound will provide expert instruction in fundamentals and strategy while showing how much fun tennis can be. All workshops take place at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Workshop fee is $60 (ages 5–12) and $80 (junior high/high school). Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Guided Nature HikeSaturday, June 25 | 9 a.m.Meet at the head of the Sonnenblick Trail and explore Innsbrook while being led on a nature hike by Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera! Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: Breakfast ClubSaturday, June 25 | 7:30 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of ‘80s hits. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 6 for details.

Summer Workshop: Nature Gone WildMonday-Wednesday, June 27–29 9 a.m.–noon (ages 6–9)1–4 p.m. (ages 10–15)Kids will explore nature in a whole new way with a three-day camp of discovery at Charrette Creek Commons. This isn’t your typical nature workshop—it’s Nature Gone Wild! $75 per child. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Kids’ Horseback Riding CampMonday–Thursday, June 27–309 a.m.–1 p.m. dailyCamp is located at the Stables and is $275 per child. $100 deposit per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6-and-up (no adults, please). Ext. 9300.

Tennis WorkshopWednesday, June 29–Saturday, July 28:30–9:30 a.m. (ages 8–12)9:30–10:30 a.m. (ages 5–7)11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (jr. high/high school)USPTA-certified Professional Nancy Pound will provide expert instruction in fundamentals and strategy while showing how much fun tennis can be. All workshops take place at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Workshop fee is $60 (ages 5–12) and $80 (junior high/high school). Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Summer Breeze Concert (photo by Kelly Cutter)

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All-American BuffetFriday, July 1 | 5–9 p.m.The Clubhouse Bar & Grille kicks off Independence Day weekend with a buffet of all-American favorites! $18 for adults; $10 for kids. Ext. 9207.

SB Concert: Dr. ZhivegasFriday, July 1 | 7:30 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert featuring this pop dance band. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 7 for details.

Holiday Walk/Run Saturday, July 2 | 8:30, 9 a.m.Meet us at Charrette Creek Commons for the annual Independence Weekend walk/run. Show your American pride by wearing red, white and blue outfits and all your patriotic gear. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and the 2-mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register. Bananas and water provided. Note: We will not be timing any runners. This is a fun run. FREE. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 9180.

Tennis TournamentSaturday, July 2 | 8:30 a.m. Women’s doubles at the Tennis & Pickleball Center; men’s doubles at Aspen Center courts. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels welcome. FREE. Canceled in the event of rain. Ext. 9180.

Wolly’s Watermelon HuntSaturday, July 2 | 1 p.m. Watch sailors chase the floating watermelons to catch a refreshing prize! Spectators encouraged. FREE. Starts from Cedarpass Beach. Sailboats only. Participants must wear life jackets. Canceled in the event of lightning. Ext. 9180.

BBQ BuffetSaturday, July 2 | 5–9 p.m.Is there anything that screams “summer” more than BBQ and buffet? Join us this holiday weekend for both at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $16 for adults; $8 for kids. Ext. 9207.

4th of July Patio PartySaturday, July 2 | Seating starts at 5 p.m., Food available 6–8 p.m.Enjoy a private table for up to 8 people and get a premier view of the Innsbrook Fireworks Extravaganza from the Aspen Center Patio. $100 to $400 per table (BBQ Extravaganza purchase is required). Advance purchase required. Make reservations early to ensure your spot. Ext. 0.

BBQ ExtravaganzaSaturday, July 2 Food 6–9 p.m., Bar 5–9 p.m. Celebrate all that is Americana at the Aspen Center before the Fireworks Extravaganza! Sweet and savory brisket, BBQ salmon, Hot Diggity Dog Bar and a decadent dessert room are among the mouthwatering options. Adults: $30; kids ages 5–12: $14; ages 5-and-under eat free. Reservations required. Ext. 0.

Patron’s Fireworks Party & BuffetSaturday, July 2 | 6 p.m. Our Patron’s Area is reserved for property owners who donate $300+ to the show. The party area includes an all-you-can-eat buffet and beverages, reserved parking, and great seats for the fireworks! Advance purchase required. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Call ext. 9180 today to donate.

Fireworks DisplaySaturday, July 2 | 9:15 p.m.The largest private fireworks display in the state of Missouri (and fully funded by property owner and vendor donations) starts at 9:15 p.m. over Lake Aspen. Be a part of the tradition and call ext. 9180 to donate.

Breakfast BuffetSunday, July 3 | 8 a.m.–noonFeeling a bit worn out after the exhilarating fireworks display? The breakfast buffet at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille is the pick-me-up you need! $11 for adults; $6 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Holiday Religious ServicesSunday, July 3 Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9 a.m. for Catholic Mass. Bring your lawn chairs. Protestant service is at Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 9180.

Patriotic Pickleball Palooza IISunday, July 3 | 11 a.m. Put on your red, white and blue and come out to the Tennis & Pickleball Center for pickleball fun in the sun! Everyone gets to play! Bring chairs, coolers, tents, and sunscreen. All equipment provided! FREE! Call Nancy at (314)401-4148 with questions.

Fried Chicken BuffetSunday, July 3 | 5–8 p.m.Property owners raved about our fried chicken buffets in 2015—give it a taste at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $13 for adults; $7 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Teen NightFriday, July 8 Watch the Village Views for event details. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: Fabulous Motown RevueSaturday, July 9 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert that will recreate the Motown experience. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 7 for details.

Fireworks Display (photo by Steve Serniak)

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CI July Weeklong CampMonday–Friday, July 11–15This one-of-a-kind experience will take the qualities that are so unique to Innsbrook and roll them into one incredible week. This camp is currently sold out. For more information or to get on a waiting list please call ext. 9180.

Tennis WorkshopWednesday–Friday, July 13–158:30–9:30 a.m. (ages 8–12)9:30–10:30 a.m. (ages 5–7)11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (jr. high/high school)USPTA-certified Professional Nancy Pound will provide expert instruction in fundamentals and strategy while showing how much fun tennis can be. All workshops take place at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Workshop fee is $45 (ages 5–12) and $60 (junior high/high school). Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Kids Swim MeetSaturday, July 16 | 9 a.m.Kids, join us at the pool at the Charrette Creek Commons to compete in the backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and freestyle races. Kids ages 5–13 welcome. Prizes awarded. Preregistration required at innsbrook-resort.com. FREE. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: Platinum Rock LegendsSaturday, July 16 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert from this group that performs as a variety of tribute bands of well-known artists. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 7 for details.

Guided Nature HikeSunday, July 17 | 9 a.m.Meet at the Log Cabin as we hike the Tyrolean Trail and explore Innsbrook’s forest while being led on a nature hike by Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera! Ext. 9180.

Summer Workshop: ‘Messtival’ Camp Monday–Wednesday, July 18–209 a.m.–noon (ages 6–9)1–4 p.m. (ages 10–15)Kids will enjoy activities dedicated to having fun while getting messy on the slimy slip ‘n slide, painting with shaving cream and glue and playing with water balloon slingshots. $75 per child. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Adult Class: Plant NiteFriday, July 22 | 7 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for Plant Nite as we create flower arrangements, guided by an entertaining plant professional. Complete your masterpiece all while sipping your favorite drink. Bring your beverage and glass of choice. $40 per person. Register at innsbrook-resort.com. Ext. 9180.

Adopt-a-HighwaySaturday, July 23 | 9:30 a.m.Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the Property Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts and coffee! Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: FatPocketSaturday, July 23 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of chart-toppers from the ‘60s through today. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 7 for details.

Teen NightFriday, July 29 Watch the Village Views for event details. Ext. 9180.

Sand Sculpture ContestSaturday, July 30 | 4 p.m. One of our most popular events, our annual Sand Sculpture Contest is full of family fun at Corlina Beach. Compete for unique prize certificates. FREE and fun for all ages. Canceled if lightning or heavy rain. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

Rock Skipping ContestSaturday, July 30 | 5 p.m. Come to Corlina Beach and try your luck at rock skipping and compete for prize certificates. FREE. Canceled if lightning or heavy rain. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: Vote for PedroSaturday, July 30 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert featuring all of your pop favorites. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 7 for details.

Guided Nature HikeSaturday, August 6 | 9 a.m.Meet at the head of the Wynnbrook Trail and explore Innsbrook’s forest while being led on a nature hike by Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera! Ext. 9180.

Cardboard Boat RaceSaturday, August 6 | 12:30 p.m. Join us at Corlina Beach for what’s become a favorite Innsbrook summer tradition. Cardboard boat building is a science and an art—and always a lot of fun! There will be prizes awarded in adult and child categories. Postponed if raining; canceled if lightning. Large sheets of cardboard are available for advance purchase at Charrette Creek Commons. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

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SB Concert: Well HungariansSaturday, August 6 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert featuring a variety of country hits. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 8 for details.

Adopt-a-HighwaySaturday, August 13 | 9:30 a.m.Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the Property Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts and coffee! Ext. 9180.

Artists at the CabinSaturday, August 13 | 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Works of various media will be on display at the historic Log Cabin— some of which will be available for sale. A portion of the proceeds from the sale will benefit the Innsbrook Historical Society.

SB Concert: Tommy Halloran’s Guerrilla SwingSaturday, August 13 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of jazz, blues, bossa nova, folk and rock ‘n’ roll. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 8 for details.

Community Yard SaleSaturday, August 20 | 7–11 a.m.Looking to buy some gently used treasures? Stop by to check out the deals at our 5th Annual Community Yard Sale at the Property Mgmt. Building. Need to sell some treasures? Reserve your space at the sale! If you’d like to bring your own table and sell items yourself, you can join in the sale for free. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: My Friend MikeSaturday, August 20 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert from this party band covering all the hits. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 8 for details.

Tiki Bar Golf TournamentFriday, August 26 | 5 p.m.Have a “FIN”tastic time by playing in our third annual Tiki Bar (is) Open golf tournament! You will be transported to that One Particular Harbor in this tropical-themed event. The format is a 4-person, 9-hole scramble. After golf, there will be an island-themed buffet at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $35 per Innsbrook property owner. Ext. 9203.

Swim Across AmericaSaturday, August 27 Swim Across America (SAA) is hosting an open water swimming event on Alpine Lake at Innsbrook. SAA events raise money and awareness for cancer research, prevention, and treatment. With this event, St. Louis will join Chicago as the only events in the Midwest! For more information or to register or volunteer, go to swimacrossamerica.org.

Car ShowSaturday, August 27 | 9 a.m.–3 p.m.Come out to Charrette Creek Commons and enter your car into the show! Spectators encouraged. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Watch the Village Views for details. Ext. 9180.

SB Concert: Rogers & Nienhaus BandSaturday, August 27 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a family-friendly concert of music from the heyday of the ‘60s and ‘70s! FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 8 for details.

Italian BuffetFriday, September 2 | 5–8 p.m.Italian food and St. Louis go together like the Cardinals and baseball. Try our chef’s Italian offerings at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille on Labor Day weekend. $16 for adults; $8 for kids. Ext. 9207.

3rd Annual Labor Day BashFriday, September 2 Cash Bar 5–10 p.m., Food 6–7:30 p.m.Kick off the holiday weekend with fun, themed food stations and the sounds of the Bucket List Band. Adults: $30; kids ages 5–12: $14. Reservations required. Ext. 0.

Tennis TournamentSaturday, September 3 | 8:30 a.m.Men’s and women’s mixed doubles at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels welcome. FREE. Canceled in the event of rain. Ext. 9180.

Walk/RunSaturday, September 3 | 8:30, 9 a.m. Meet at Charrette Creek Commons for our casual walk/run. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and the 2-mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register and get a race number. Medals awarded. Bananas and water provided. FREE. Note: we will not be timing all runners, just the race winners. No walkers in the 10K, please. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 9180.

Model Airplane ShowSaturday, September 3 | 9 a.m. Enjoy a model airplane demo on Lake Aspen, taking off from Fireworks Point (at the end of Aspen Point Dr.). Spectators encouraged! Great vantage points to watch from are Lionshead Beach or Geneva Beach. FREE. Canceled in event of rain. Ext. 9180.

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Outdoor MovieSunday, September 4 | 8 p.m. Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for an outdoor showing of a family-friendly movie. FREE. Bring lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Canceled if rain. Watch the Village Views for movie title. Ext. 9180.

Adopt-a-HighwaySaturday, September 10 | 9:30 a.m.Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the Property Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts and coffee! Ext. 9180.

Innsbrook Historical Society Porch Music: RJ CowderySaturday, September 10 | 2 p.m.Join the Innsbrook Historical Society at the Log Cabin for a performance from folk songwriter and artist RJ Cowdery. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs.

Family Camp Innsbrook: End of Summer Pool PartySaturday, September 3 | 3 p.m.Come out to Charrette Creek Commons for an end-of-summer pool party. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

Prime Rib NightSaturday, September 3 | 5–8 p.m.No need to wait until December for this holiday favorite. Come to the Clubhouse Bar & Grille for a delicious prime rib buffet! $18 for adults; $10 for kids. Ext. 9207.

SB Concert: Silver BulletSaturday, September 3 | 7:30 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for a concert of Bob Seger hits. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. Concessions will be open. Ext. 9180. *See pg. 8 for details.

Breakfast BuffetSunday, September 4 | 8 a.m.–noonThe Clubhouse Bar & Grille. $11 for adults; $6 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Holiday Religious ServicesSunday, September 4 Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9 a.m. for Catholic Mass. Bring lawn chairs. Protestant service at Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 9180.

Sunday Family Fun Day IISunday, September 4 | 11 a.m.Bring your family and friends to the Tennis & Pickleball Center to have fun playing pickleball and also test your skills in a variety of fun, county-fair style games! FREE. Prizes awarded! Bring coolers, lawn chairs and tents. With questions or if you would like to volunteer email tracysator@gmail.com.

Sailing RegattaSunday, September 4 | 1 p.m. This annual sailing race on Lake Wanderfern begins at 1 p.m. at Cedarpass Beach. All sailboats from all lakes welcome. Participants must wear life jackets. FREE. Spectators encouraged! Ext. 9180.

Ultramax TriathlonSaturday, September 17 Ultramax is hosting races at Innsbrook. For information or to volunteer, visit ultramaxtri.com. Be cautious of runners and bikers on our roadways. We appreciate your patience and consideration.

Girls’ Night OutSaturday, September 24 | 4 p.m.Get your girls together at the golf course! Ext. 9203.

Sixth Annual Jeep SafariSunday, September 25 | 1 p.m. (check-in by 12:30 p.m.)Innsbrook Property Owners who have a JEEP WRANGLER 2-DOOR MODEL are invited to join in a tour of Innsbrook. Those who joined us in previous years had a great time! This event will last a couple of hours and will take place weather permitting. Please bring your picnic basket, blanket, refreshments, camera, etc. to make a fun day out of it. Pre-registration required—registering the day of the event is not permitted. Watch the Village Views for additional details. Ext. 9180.

Innsbrook Historical Society Log Cabin InvitationalMonday, September 26 Lunch at Noon, Tee off at 1 p.m.The Innsbrook Historical Society invites you to its 6th annual golf outing. Head to the golf course for a four-person scramble with prizes, beverages and lunch. Contact Jim Douglass for more information at (636)745-2393 or visit innsbrookhistoricalsociety.org.

Fishing TournamentSaturday, October 1 | 6:30 a.m.Meet at the Oh’Fishal Scale at the Farmhouse. All ages welcome; trophies awarded; weigh-in at noon. FREE. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9193.

Historic Log Cabin (photo by Bob Wombacher)

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Big Trash WeekendSaturday–Sunday, October 1–2Bring your bulky trash (old furniture, mattresses, etc.) to the Property Mgmt. Building for disposal; dumpsters will be available. No construction waste! Only bring items from your Innsbrook property. Special recycling collections will also be available. Ext. 9163.

GherkinBallFestSaturday–Sunday, October 1–2Pickleball tournament at the Tennis & Pickleball Center. Watch the Village Views for details or email IBKGherkinball@gmail.com.

Fall Fest & BonfireSaturday, October 1 | 7 p.m.FREE fall evening celebration of Camp Innsbrook at Charrette Creek Commons. Bonfire, hayrides, snacks, crafts, and live music for the whole family. Pre-registration required. Registration opens Sept. 6 at 9 a.m. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 9180.

OktoberfestSunday, October 2 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m.Relax on the patio overlooking beautiful Lake Aspen. Enjoy live music and German-inspired food and beer for purchase. Cash bar available. Reservations are recommended, but not required. Ext. 0.

Innsbrook Historical Society Porch Music: World Famous Rolla German BandSaturday, October 8 | 2 p.m.Join the Innsbrook Historical Society at the Log Cabin as they welcome the World Famous Rolla German Band. FREE. Rain or shine. Bring coolers, blankets and lawn chairs.

Fall Home TourSaturday, October 15 | Noon–4 p.m.View and tour several Innsbrook properties that are currently for sale. Make a day of it with friends and family. Ext. 9199.

OktoberfestSunday, October 16 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m.Relax on the patio overlooking beautiful Lake Aspen. Enjoy live music and German-inspired food and beer for purchase. Cash bar available. Reservations are recommended, but not required. Ext. 0.

Trunk or TreatSaturday, October 22 | 4 p.m.Join us at Charrette Creek Commons for this annual event. Wear costumes and decorate your cars, play games, and share treats as the kids go trunk-to-trunk. FREE. Pre-registration required. Camp Innsbrook Passport to Adventure program event (plus completer stamp). Ext. 9180.

Halloween BuffetSaturday, October 22 | 5–8 p.m.After Trunk or Treat, join us at the Clubhouse Bar & Grille for a fun, kid-friendly Halloween buffet. $16 for adults; $8 for kids. Ext. 9207.

Property Owner Art Show OpensFriday, October 28 View submissions to this year’s Property Owner Art Show at Charrette Creek Commons. FREE. Ext. 9180.

Innsbrook Photo Contest Entry DeadlineFriday, October 28 | 5 p.m.Get those photos submitted for this year’s photo contest! Winners will be displayed at the Property Owner Art Show. Find the entry form online. Ext. 9180.

Adult Class: Wine & CanvasFriday, November 4 | 7 p.m.A local artist will give you step-by-step instructions to complete your masterpiece all while sipping your favorite drink. Bring your beverage and glass of choice. $35 per person or $60 for two. Ext. 9180.

Boutique ShowSunday, November 6 | 11 a.m.–3 p.m.Come to the Aspen Center to shop local businesses offering handmade jewelry, apparel, art and much more! Food and drink will be available for purchase, so you can sip on a glass of wine and shop ‘til you drop. Ext. 0.

Property Owner Art Show & Photo Contest ReceptionFriday, November 18 | 6–8 p.m.Celebrate the wonderful artists of Innsbrook with a reception at Charrette Creek Commons. FREE. Some works are available for sale. Winners from this year’s Property Owner Photo Contest will also be framed and displayed. Ext. 9180.

Thanksgiving Grand BuffetThursday, November 24 Noon–4 p.m.Share your Thanksgiving with Innsbrook at the Aspen Center, where all of your holiday favorites will be prepared to perfection. Choose from carved meats, savory sides and a decadent dessert room! Reservations required. Ext. 0.

Property Owner Christmas PartyThursday, December 8 The Clubhouse Bar & Grille invites Innsbrook property owners to celebrate the holiday season. $30 per person, includes tax and gratuity. Ext. 9207.

Residential Owners’ MeetingSaturday, December 10 | 10 a.m.All residential owners are invited to our annual meeting at the Aspen Center. Arrive early to register. Ext. 9180.

Innsbrook Institute Holiday ConcertSaturday, December 10 | 2:30 p.m.Make plans to join us at the Aspen Center as we celebrate the season with classic holiday songs. Ext. 9218.

New Year’s Eve CelebrationSaturday, December 31 Bar 7 p.m.–midnight, Food 8–10 p.m.Ring in the New Year with fun, food, drinks and dancing! Enjoy a fireworks show and champagne toast at midnight. Reservations required. Overnight packages available. Ext. 0.

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