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Published in cooperation with theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce

Make Your Valentines Day Special This Year

Romantic Bed & Breakfast Getaways

Get Fit and Lose the Fat in 2014

Jewels Galore - Where to Shop Around Town

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Over 40 Varieties of Granite High End Wood Cabinetry

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ContentsJan-Feb, 2014

Published in cooperation with theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce

101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy.Chesterfield, MO 63005

Ph: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com

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C & GCabinets & Granite

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6 Hot Picks

7 Front Cover: C & G Cabinets & Granite

8 New Businesses in Town

10 January Events: What’s happening

17 Eagle Watching

18 February Events: What’s happening

24 Jewels GaloreGift ideas from your local jewelers.

26 Romantic Winter GetawaysCheck out these B&B’s and escape with your lovedone this winter or maybe Valentine’s Day!

28 Resolve to Be Fit in 2014!Simple ways to burn those calories.

30 Valentine Gift IdeasSome great gifts to give this Valentine’s Day.

31 Community Focus: Wings of HopeFind out about this all volunteer charity based righthere in Chesterfield.

32 A Taste of Chesterfield: Area dining

32 Vote for Your Favorite Chesterfield Restaurant

34 In Good TasteChef’s recipes, wine tips and more.

37 Restaurant Feature: Krieger’s Sports Bar & Grill

38 Who’s Out & About in Chesterfield Pictures of people in places around town.

Dates for Chesterfield area events listed in Out & About subject to change. Call the

individual establishments or check website for more information on specific events.


Chesterfield Young Professionals“Casino Night”

Date: Fri, Feb 7 • Time: 6:30-11 pmLocation: Jim Butler KIA, • 722 Long Road Crossing

Cost: $50 per person • Contact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com

The Young Professionals of the Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce present a Mardi Gras themed casino night. Enjoyan evening of casino games, live music, and food from a vari-

ety of Chesterfield restaurants.

St. Luke’s HospitalDay of Dance

• Date: Saturday, February 15• Time: 9 am-Noon

Location: Ritz CarltonCost: Free

Contact: 314-542-4848www.stlukes-stl.com

Be a part of the biggest dance partyin St. Louis for better health.Bringyour family and friends to dance,enjoy music, participate in health

screenings, learn about simple andfun ways to stay healthy and register

to win exciting prizes!

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HOT picksHappy Valentine’s DayHappy Valentine’s Day



Jersey Mike’s Subs 17273 Chesterfield Airport RoadChesterfield, MO 63005www.jerseymikes.com

Jersey Mike’s Subs opened onNovember 20 with a free subfundraiser which raised $2,552for the Chesterfield PoliceDepartment Charities (SpecialOlympics Missouri) and MonarchFire Protection District Charities(Responder Rescue)! This is oneexample of the company's mis-sion to give back to the commu-nities in which it operates.Visit JerseyMikes.com!"

Taviani’s Pizzeria/ FreshItalian Kitchen17017 North Outer 40 RoadChesterfield, MO 63005636-489-3832www.tavianis.comTaviani’s Fresh Italian Kitchen is

a quick service restaurant con-cept offering freshly preparedItalian meals at an affordableprice. Selections include salads,pasta, stromboli, pizza slices orwhole pizzas and various spe-cials. Located in the TaubmanPrestige Outlet center near theentrance to Banana Republic.

Pilates & Yoga Studio1586 Clarkson Road636-536-2222www.pilatesyogastudio.com

New fitness place in townfeaturing pilates, yoga, barre,TRX, fitness and conditioning.Check website for class sched-ule, workshops, and pricing.

Vera Asian Chinese Eatery17073 North Outer 40 RoadChesterfield, MO 63005636-489-3830

A quick sevice restaurantoffering fresh and healthyChinese cuisine.Vera Asianembodies the art of innovativeChinese cuisine. In TaubmanPrestige Outlets.

Signature Bridal703 Long Road Crossing Dr.Chesterfield, MO 63005636-778-3200www.signaturebridalstl.com

A new bridal boutique open-ing in January owned by motherand daughter duo Debbie andSamantha.They plan to carry abeautiful selection of bridalgowns, bridesmaid dresses,flower girl dresses, veils,headpieces and jewelry.

Dog’n It!1721 Clarkson RoadChesterfield, MO 63017636-536-3640www.dogn-it.com

A new hot dog and sandwichshop serving authentic Chicago-style hotdogs, Italian beef, Gyros,macaroni & cheese, chili, soupsand many other yummy hotdogsand sides. Kids menu also. Eat inor carry out. Open Mon-Sat10:30 am-3 pm.

Toyko San 17073 North Outer 40 RoadChesterfield, MO 63005636-489-3831

Tokyo San is a Teppanyakistyle Japanese cuisine made freshto order on a grill.There is achoice of chicken, beef, shrimpor tofu.The menu also includestempura, maki roll and crab ran-goon. In Taubman PrestigeOutlets.

House in Style108 Holloway RoadBallwin, MO 63011636-230-7800www.houseinstylestl.com

A new home decor storeowned by Sandra and DonHauser .They help homeownersupdate or reinvent their stylewith furniture, cabinets, decora-tive accessories and custom win-dow treatments. Interior designservice is also available.

Lifestream Spa 17409-G Chesterfield Airport RdChesterfield, MO 63005636-288-5649

Deep tissue, Swedish, backwalking and acupressure mas-sages by Asian masseuses.

Hyatt Place STL 333 Chesterfield Center EastChesterfield, MO 63017636-532-6262

New Hyatt Hotel near Hwy40 and Clarkson Road.

New Business

The family thatkicks together...sticks together!

Take the challenge together!

Main School Grand Master:Bruce (BYUNG) RHO

47 Unit G Chesterfield Mall / Chesterfield, MO 63017 (Headquarters between Macys and Old Navy on the first floor)

636-519-5252 / 314-680-1690www.ysrho.org

Intro Course2 for 1

Only $49!New Students Only.Not valid with other offers.

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SCAVENGER HUNT

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

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

Send to-101 Chesterfield Business Pkwy. Chesterfield, MO 63005E-Mail: [email protected]: Fax: 636-532-7446

Or Friend us on Facebook at Out & About Magazine and post on our wall!

New Businesses...If you’d like to be profiled in this section, send info and photo to:

outandabout@ gatewaycreative.net


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Pinot’s Palette - Chesterfield1641 Clarkson [email protected]

A Great Idea ForValentine’s Day!


Top:Owl Prowl at

World Bird Sanctuary

Center:Get out and enjoy the winter

Bottom:Get out and go eaglewatching this winter

Garden GlowDate: Wed, Jan 1-Thurs, Jan 4Time: 5pm-10pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $18-$6Contact: 314-577-5100 orwww.mobot.org Stroll through the Garden at night surroundedby a spectacle of unique light installations forthe Garden’s first-ever winter light display.

Disco SwimDate: Fri, Jan 3Time: 8pm-10pmLocation:The Pointe at Ballwin CommonsCost: $5-$4Contact: 636-227-8950 orwww.ballwin.mo.us Games and activities will take you to the 70's.Dance and groove with DJ FAV spinning discosongs.

Owl ProwlsDate: Fri, Jan 3 Time: 7pmLocation:World Bird SanctuaryCost: $9-$7: RegisterContact: 636-255-4390www.worldbirdsanctuary.orgCome over to the Dark Side and meet thoseamazing birds that exist by moonlight. AlsoJan 5 (ages 16+), 10, 11 & 31.

Once Upon a TimeDate: Fri, Jan 3Time: 9:30am-10:15amLocation: JCC Saul Brodsky JewishCommunity LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-442-3267 or www.jccstl.org Interactive storytelling of Jewish tales, musicand dance with Brodsky Library Director BarbRaznik. Includes art project and snack.

Harlem GlobetrottersDate: Fri, Jan 3Time: 7pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $138-$21Contact: 314-622-5435 www.ticketmaster.com The world famous Harlem Globetrotters havebeen thrilling millions of fans for 88 years,while innovating the game in exciting ways.

Open Play at JCC MarilynFox Building-Family CenterDate: Fridays, Jan 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Time: 10:30 am-11:30 amLocation: JCC Marilyn Fox BuildingCost: Free:Ages 0-5 w/adultContact: 314-442-3454 or www.jccstl.org Open up a world of new friends, meet newfamilies and use your imagination while chil-dren play and giggle in a relaxed, non-struc-tured environment.

West Side StoryDate: Fri, Jan 3-Sun, Jan 5Time: Fri, 8pm: Sat, 2 & 8pm: Sun, 1pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $75-$30Contact: 314-534-1111www.fabulousfox.com From the first note to the final breath,WESTSIDE STORY soars as the greatest love storyof all time.

The Wedding ShowDate: Sat, Jan 4-Sun, Jan 5Time: 11am-4pmLocation:America’s CenterCost: $8 at doorContact: www.stlbrideandgroom.comAll things bridal on display at this annual wed-ding show. Fashion, wedding planning, travelplans, more.

Maternity ToursDate: Sat, Jan 4Time: 9:30am-10:30am & 11am-NoonLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6906Tours of birthing suites and nursery.Reservations required.

Breastfeeding ClassDate: Sat, Jan 4Time: 9am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.comThis class will provide information, encourage-ment and support for a successful breastfeed-ing experience. Additional class:Tues, Jan 7.

Open Play at JCCStaenberg Family CenterDate: Mondays Jan 6,13,20,27 andThursdays Jan 2,9,16,23,30Time: 10:30am-11:30amLocation: JCC Staenberg Family Complex-Family CenterCost: Free:Ages 0-5 w/adultContact: 314-442-3267 or www.jccstl.org Open up a world of new friends, meet newfamilies and use your imagination while chil-dren play and giggle in a relaxed, non-struc-tured environment.

Make, Craft, CreateDate: Mondays, Jan 6Time: 6:30pmLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: Contact: registerContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.orgCome and find out a variety of different waysto decorate and have fun with the humbleMason jar. Adult Program.

Childbirth PreparationClassDate: Mondays, beginning Jan 6Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $60 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Four-week program for childbirth prepara-tion.Additional four-week programs begin onTues, Jan 7th and Wed, Jan 8.

Week of Jan 5-11

Week of Jan 1-4

JANW H A T ’ S H A P P E N I N G

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

Arts & CultureCommunity Events

Sports & OutdoorsKids & Teens

Health & FitnessAdults & SeniorsBusiness, Etc.

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S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the tableof contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you findit, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone numberto the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the nameof the ad in which you found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Feb15 for a $50 dining certificate. Send to:Out & About Contest,1734 ClarksonRoad #312,Chesterfield,MO 63017. Email to outandabout@ gatewaycreative.net Or on Facebook at Out & About Magazine

Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Karen Schulze ofChesterfield. The logo was hidden in the Next Generation ad on page 25.


Soulard Mardi Gras:Twelfth NightDate: Mon, Jan 6Time:TBALocation: SoulardCost: FreeContact: 314-771-5110www.stlmardigras.org Kick off Mardi Gras at this opening ceremonyand procession.

Mommies in MotionDate:Tues and Thurs, Jan 7-Feb 27Time: 6:15pm-7:15pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient Center,ChesterfieldCost: $48Contact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com 8 week exercise program designed to addressthe fitness needs of pregnant women: stretch-ing, strengthening and light aerobics.

Curator’s TourDate:Tues, Jan 7Time: 6pm-8pmLocation: Kemp Auto MuseumCost: Museum AdmissionContact: 636-537-1718www.kempautomuseum.org Join Curator Terry Trowbridge for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Kemp Auto Museum’s col-lection of classic and vintage automobiles.

Beginners Mahjong LessonsDate:Wed, Jan 8, 15, 22 & 29Time: 1pm-3pmLocation: Daniel Boone Branch LibraryCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.orgThis four week program is for those interest-ed in learning the basics of Mahjong.Youmust commit to attending all four sessions.

CCW-“ConnectingChamber Women”-Mixology 103Date:Wed, January 8Time: 6:30-8:30 pmLocation: Scarecrow Restaurant,1095Chesterfield Parkway EastCost: $20 for members, $35 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Enjoy appetizers and beverages while net-working with other women.

Gallery Hours atChesterfield ArtsDate: Beginning Wed, Jan 8Time: Until 9pmLocation: Chesterfield ArtsCost: Free to visitContact: 636-519-1955www.chesterfieldarts.org The Gallery will be open until 9 p.m. everyWednesday! Join us for fun, free artist demosand "make and take" projects for kids andadults.

The Musical Play:Breaking the RulesDate: Starts Wed Jan 8 thru Feb 26Time: 10 am-NoonLocation: Chesterfield City HallCost: CallContact: 314-935-4237www.lli.wustl.eduExamining three innovative Tony winners.Facilitated by Nancy Harvey. Featuring lyricistFred Ebb, composer John Kander and chore-ographer Bob Fosse.

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Dog tags, pool passes,facility rentals for 2014now available

Stop by Chesterfield City Hall or reg-ister on line

Eberwein Dog ParkDog tags- $30www.chesterfield.mo.us/eberweindogpark.html For Chesterfield residents only.

Aquatic Center Pool PassesEarly Bird SpecialReceive 10% off a family-of-four sea-son pool pass Jan 2-Mar 31. All passholders need a new card for 2014.www.chesterfield.mo.us636-812-9500

Pavilion or Amphitheater RentalContact the Parks and RecreationDepartment 636-812-9500www.chesterfield.mo.us or chesterfieldamphitheater.com

Candidate Filing forCouncilmembersWant to run for City Council? Knowsomeone who does? Filing ends Jan 21 at 5 pmFor information call the City Clerk at636-537-6716

Chesterfield Citizen of the YearThis is an opportunity to nominatesomeone who has brought honorupon themselves and the community.Nominations can be submitted elec-tronically by filling out the form onthe City’s website at www.chester-field.mo.us. Due by Feb 3, 2014.Please check website for guidelinesand criteria.

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Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce First ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Jan 9Time: 7:30am-9 amLocation: Restoration HardwareCost: Free for members,$15 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.comJoin your colleagues and friends for lightbreakfast, coffee, juice, and networking. Non-members must prepay online or by phone.Advanced registration required.

CYP WinterNetworking EventDate:Thurs, Jan 9Time: TBALocation:The Hangar Grill, 127Chesterfield Towne CentreCost: $10 for members,$15 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Join the Chesterfield Young Professionals foran evening of food, drink, and networking.

Coaches VS CancerShootoutDate:Thurs, Jan 9Time: 9:30am-8pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $9-$4: $3 more day of eventContact: www.scottradecenter.com orwww.ticketmaster.com for ticketsLocal high schools play against each other tobenefit Cancer causes. 8 different games: Seewebsite for times and teams.

Simply Shabbat!Date: Fri, Jan 10Time: 5:30pm-7:30pmLocation: JCC Staenberg Family ComplexCost: $18-$8: Free for ages under 2Contact: 314-442-3454 [email protected] to register by Jan 3Join us for a Shabbat meal, songs, stories,hands-on activities and ideas to makeShabbat special for your young family in yourown home.

Color in Motion:Art ExhibitDate: Fri, Jan 10-Fri, Feb 21Time: DailyLocation: Chesterfield ArtsCost: Free Contact: 636-519-1955www.chesterfieldarts.orgShowcases work of modern wood sculpturesby Steve Frank and colorful abstract oil paint-ings by Erica Wagner. Meet artists Jan 15 &Feb 12 from 5pm-9pm.

David GarrettDate: Fri, Jan10Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $100-$30Contact: 314-534-1111www.fabulousfox.comMusical event with classical, pop, jazz androck all blended together from this talentedviolinist.

Bigger Siblings ClassDate: Sat, Jan 11Time: 9:30am-11amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $10Contact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Ages 6-10 can learn all about being a bigbrother or sister. Must register.

LoveU2Pieces Trivia NightDate: Sat, Jan 11Time: 7pmLocation: Maryland Heights Comm.CenterCost: $200 table of 8Contact: 314-606-8315 to reserveWe are raising money to provide assistance tofamilies with children who have autism.Prizes, raffles, trivia.

Infant Care ClassDate: Sat, Jan 11Time: 9am-1pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 couple: RegisterContact: 314205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Topics include bathing and dressing, newborncharacteristics, common illnesses in infancy,infant CPR, car and home safety. Additionalclass Sat, Jan 25.

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Jan 11Time: 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $90 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 or stlukes-stl.comThis class is designed for expectant parentswho are unable to attend the regular four-week session. Additional class offered Sat, Jan 18.

Pointe Open HouseDate: Sat, Jan 11Time: 7am-8pmLocation:The Pointe at Ballwin CommonsCost: FreeContact: 636-227-8950 orwww.ballwin.mo.us Complimentary use all fitness and recreationfacilities for all ages this one day. Classes,attendance prizes and snacks available. Noregistration needed.




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Nuclear CowboyzDate: Sat, Jan 11 –Sun, Jan 12Time: Sat, 7:30pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $90-$25Contact: 314-622-5435 orticketmaster.com Entering its fifth touring year, NuclearCowboyz 2014 is led by an award-winningcreative team and features the world’s topfreestyle motocross athletes.

Peter and the WolfDate: Sun, Jan 12Time: 3pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallCost: $19-$8Contact: 314-534-1700 www.stlsymphony.org Student performers from STAGES St. Louiswill join the St. Louis Symphony to act outthis family favorite.

Spring Art ClassesDate: Beginning Mon, Jan 13Time:Varies by classCost;Varies by classContact: 636-519-1955 or chesterfieldarts.orgJoin Chesterfield Arts for adult art classesand after-school art programs for childrenage 4 and up.Varying mediums; all ages andabilities.

“Suburban Mondernism”Art ExhibitDate: Mon, Jan 13-Sat, Feb 22Time: DailyLocation: May Foundation GalleryMaryville UniversityCost: FreeContact:Suburban Modernism:The Architecture andInterior Design of Ralph & Mary JaneFournier; Curated by Jessica Senne,AIA,NCIDQ. Opening Reception, Jan 16, 5pm-7pm.

AARP Smart Driver CourseDate:Tues, Jan 14Time: 9 am- 1 pmLocation: Chesterfield City Hall, 690Chesterfield Pkwy WestCost: $15 AARP member: $20 othersContact: 636-537-6869 www.chester-field.mo.usReservations required. Presented by theChesterfield Police Department. No tests.

Maternity ToursDate:Tues, Jan 14Time: 6pm-7pm & 7:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6906Tours of birthing suites and nursery.Reservations required. Additional date:Tuesday, January 28.

Review ChildbirthDate:Wed, Jan 15Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $35 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com These classes are for couples who have pre-viously had childbirth instruction. Classestake place over two evenings and last twohours.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Jan 15Time: 11:30 am-1 pmLocation: St. Louis Marriott West, 660Maryville Centre DriveCost: $25 for members,$30 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com General membership meeting and luncheon.Non-members are required to pay inadvance, online or by phone. Advance regis-tration is required for all attendees. Duringthis monthly meeting, the Chamber will pres-ent the annual awards for service and dedi-cation to the Chamber. Sponsored byHardee’s Iceplex.

Sesame Street Live:“Make a New Friend”Date:Thurs, Jan 16-Sun, Jan 19Time:Varies by day: See websiteLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $63-$19Contact: 1-800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Sesame Street Live “Make a New Friend”offers a fun-filled, interactive learning experi-ence, including up-close and furry interac-tions on the audience floor!

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Cholesterol and GlucoseWellness ScreeningDate,Thurs, Jan 16Time: 7:15am-9:30amLocation: Desloge Outpatient Center, St.Luke’s HospitalCost: $20 Must registerContact: 314-542-4848 www.stlukes-stl.com Lipid panel screening and one-on-one consulta-tion with professional.

Maple Syrup:Tree to Table OvernightDate: Fri, Jan 17-Sat, Jan 18Time: 7pm Fri-Sat, NoonLocation: Shaw Nature ReserveCost: $60-$50 by Jan 10.Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.org This fun and educational overnight program willtell you everything you need to know to startmaking your own maple syrup.Adults and fami-lies w/ages 6+.

Rhyming Dust BunniesDate: Fri, Jan 17Time: 10am-11amLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.orgKids will laugh out loud as they participate inthis interactive theatrical event that combinespuppetry and acting. Ages 3-7.

Winter Dog Walk inQueeny ParkDate: Fri, Jan 17Time: 7:30pmLocation: Mason Road side of Queeny ParkCost: $5 PersonContact: 314-615-8472 orwww.stlouisco.com/parksA Ranger will lead you and your dog on a 4-mile hike. Rain, snow or moon shine event!

WWE LiveDate: Fri, Jan 17Time: 7:30pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $95-$20Contact: 314-622-5436www.ticketmaster.com WWE returns to St. Louis for the first time in2014 with a special Friday night live event atScottrade Center on January 17!

Charlie WilsonDate: Sat, Jan 18Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $100-$39.50Contact: 314-534-1111 www.fabulousfox.comHear the Grammy-nominated multi-talentbehind the 15-week Billboard UAC chart-top-per “You Are.”

Winter JamDate: Sun, Jan 19Time: 6pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $10 at the doorContact: 314-622-5435 www.scottradecenter.comGRAMMY® nominated Newsboys and ground-breaking GRAMMY®-winning rap/hip-hoprecording artist Lecrae lead an all-star line-up.

Home AloneDate: Mon, Jan 20Time: 9am-10:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15Contact: 314-542-4848 www.stlukes-stl.com Ages 9-11 can gain skills to keep them safeand comfortable at home alone. Must register.

Sitter SkillsDate: Mon, Jan 20Time: 2pm-3pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $20Contact: 314-542-4848 www.stlukes-stl.com Boys and girls age 11 and older can learnbabysitting skills. Must register.

A Sibling ClassDate: Mon, Jan 20Time: 10am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $10Contact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Ages 3-6 learn how to enjoy being a new bigbrother or sister. Must register.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Holiday ObservanceDate: Mon, Jan 20Time: 10amLocation: Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org This event will feature engaging speakers, aswell as talented musicians and performers. Aprogram for children ages 5 to 11 will run con-currently.

Your Natural Approachto LaborDate:Tues, Jan 21Time: 6pm-9pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com An "ADDITION" to Childbirth Preparation, FastTrack Childbirth and Refresher Childbirth class-es. For individuals with previous knowledge orexperience who desire an unmedicated birthingexperience.

Pulitzer ConcertDate:Wed, Jan 22Time: 7:30pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallCost: $20Contact: 314-534-1700

Week of Dec 19-25

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www.stlsymphony.org Enjoy Cage’s “Three Pieces for FiveOrchestras. U.S. Premiere.

St. Louis Cathedral Concert SeriesDate:Thurs, Jan 23Time: 7 pmLocation: Incarnate Word Catholic Churchin ChesterfieldCost: FreeContact: 314-533-7662www.cathedralconcerts.orgPerformance includes classical music withworks by Mozart, Brahms and Copland. Otherperformances on Jan 17 at Mary Queen ofPeace in Webster and Jan 28 at Little FlowerCatholic Church in Richmond Hts.

Saint Louis Auto Show 2014Date:Thurs, Jan 23-Sun, Jan 26Time:Varies by dayLocation:America’s Center and EdwardJones DomeCost: $10-$5, ages under 6-FreeContact: 314-822-0333www.saintlouisautoshow.com More than 500 new cars, trucks, SUVs andluxury vehicles from over 25 manufacturersall under one roof.

Martin Luther King Jr.CelebrationDate:Thurs, Jan 23Time: 12:15pmLocation: Maryville University AuditoriumCost: FreeContact:Kim Lacks and Veronica Spencer, the grand-daughter and great granddaughter ofHenrietta Lacks featured in the book,“TheImmortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” speak.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business After HoursDate:Thurs, Jan 23Time: 5-7 pmLocation: Brunswick Zone, 176 FourSeasons Shopping CenterCost: Free for members$15 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Meet and network with Chamber membersand guests. Food and beverages provided.

Maryville Talks BooksDate:Thurs, Jan 23Time: 7pmLocation: Maryville University AuditoriumCost: FreeContact: 314-529-9300 orwww.maryville.edu“The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks”will bediscussed. Interview format with AngieWeidinger from HEC-TV and members of theLacks family. Books for sale.

Wizard of Oz:Starring Ballet MemphisDate: Fri, Jan 24 & Sat, Jan 25Time:Location: Blanche M Touhill PerformingArts CenterCost: $55-$20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Ballet Memphis, presented by Dance St. Louiswill star in this adaptation of the Wizard of Oz.

Mason Ridge Talent ShowDate: Sat, Jan 25Time: 6pmLocation: Purser Center at LoganUniversityCost: ContactContact: 314-415-6450 orwww.edline.net/pages/Mason_Ridge_Elementary The Parent Teacher Organization of MasonRidge Elementary hosts a talent show wherethe students of Mason Ridge get the opportu-nity to show off their talents.

4th Annual WildwoodFrozen Feet Trail RaceDate: Sat, Jan 25Time: 6:30am packet, Race 8amLocation: LaSalle Springs Middle School,WildwoodCost: $35: Register: ages 14+Contact: 636-458-0440cityofwildwood.com The race will travel on several trails located inthe City of Wildwood; Hamilton-CarrGreenway, Al Foster Memorial Trail, and RockHollow Trail.

The Fresh Beat BandDate: Sat, Jan 25Time: 5:30pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $36.50-$26.50 Contact: 314-534-1111 www.fabulousfox.comNickelodeon's popular preschool music groupand stars of the hit TV series of the samename comes to the Fox.

X-Treme InternationalIce RacingDate: Sat, Jan 25Time: 7:30pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $25-$5Contact: 636-896-4200www.familyarena.com Professional Racing tour... ON ICE! See thisexciting event at the Family Arena.

Moscow Festival Ballet:“Giselle”Date: Sat, Jan 25Time: 8pmLocation: J. ScheideggerCenter for the ArtsCost: $52.50-$28.50Contact: 636-949-4433


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www.scheideggercenter.com A full-length ballet in two acts, Giselle featuresmusic by Adolphe Adam and choreography byMarius Petipa.

Fete de GlaceDate: Sat, Jan 25Time: 9am-3pmLocation: 100 N. Main, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: 636-946-1898www.historicstcharles.com Over a dozen ice carvers bring the ephemeralart of ice carving to life with chainsaws, chis-els, grinders and knives, as well as hot ironsand cold spray. Fire pits, restaurants, andshopping.

Ilex Trio Concert Date: Sun, Jan 26Time: 3pmLocation: Maryville University Auditorium Cost: $10- $5: free for studentsContact: 314-529-9300 orwww.maryville.eduPeter Henderson, pianist, joined by membersof the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra KristinAhlstrom, violin, and Anne Fagerburg, cello, inperformance of Piano Trios by great com-posers.

Economic DevelopmentForumDate:Tues, Jan 28Time: 7:30 am- 3:00 pmLocation:West County Family YMCA,16464 Burkhardt PlaceCost: $100 to members, $125 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com This all-day economic development forumincludes guest speakers who are experts intheir field. A box lunch is included. Sponsoredby First National Bank of St. Louis, MaryvilleUniversity, and the City of Chesterfield.

Doodle Party withMary Beth ShawDate:Wed, Jan 29Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: Chesterfield ArtsCost: $25Contact: 636-519-1955www.chesterfieldarts.org Artist Mary Beth Shaw will walk you throughthe process of doodling using stencils anddesign templates. Music, wine, and suppliesincluded!

Erin Bode in ConcertDate:Thurs, Jan 30Location: Scheidegger Center for the ArtsErin Bode, who is as well known world-wideas she is in her hometown of St. Louis, willpresent her debut performance in the Center.

The Whipping ManDate:Thurs, Jan 30-Sun, Feb 16Time:Weds,Thurs, 1st 2 Sundays, &:30pm,Sat 8pm, Sun 2pmLocation:Wool Studio Theatre, JCCMillstone Campus DriveCost: $41-$15Contact: 314-442-3283 www.newjewishtheatre.org A wounded Confederate soldier returns homeafter the war to find only the family's 2 for-mer slaves who had been brought up as Jewsby this Southern Jewish family.They share ahistory of slavery and freedom at a makeshiftPassover Seder and uncover deep secrets ofeach.

Madco: Pulse 2The Rhythm ContinuesDate: Fri, Jan 31-Sun, Feb 2Time:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $25Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgUMSL students will compose original pieces,then accompany dancers with live perform-ance.

Missouri Arms CollectorsAssociation Gun ShowDate: Fri, Jan 31-Sun, Feb 2Time: Fri, 5pm-9pm:Sat, 9am-5pm: Sun, 9am-3pmLocation: Heart Of St. CharlesCost: $7Contact: 314-651-6025www.missouriarmscollectorsassociation.com Displays, ammunition, historical firearms, mod-ern firearms, books, militaria, antiques, buy-sell-trade.

Teen After Hours:Dinner and a MovieDate: Fri, Jan 31Time: 6:30pm-8pmLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.org “Despicable Me 2” and eat pizza.Ages 12-18.

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Alton Brown LiveDate: Sat, Feb 1Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $100-$32.50Contact: 314-534-1111www.fabulousfox.com Iron Chef host and renowned television person-ality is taking his brand of quirky humor andculinary science on the road.

Childbirth Preparationfor TeensDate: Saturdays Feb 1, 8 & 15Time: 9am-NoonLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: Free: Must registerContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Childbirth Preparation for Teens is a PreparedChildbirth Class tailored to the needs of theteenage mother. Gain knowledge and under-standing of the birthing process.

Maternity ToursDate: Sat, Feb 1Time: 9:30am-10:30am & 11am-NoonLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6906Tours of birthing suites and nursery.Reservations required.

Carman Trails SchoolTrivia NightDate: Sat, Feb 1Time: 7pmLocation:Trinity Lutheran, 14088 ClaytonCost: $20 personContact: 636-230-9392

[email protected] Put your useless knowledge to use and have agreat time for a great cause!

Green Trails TriviaDate; Sat, Feb 1Time: 6:15pm Auction,Trivia 7pmLocation: Purser Center at Logan UniversityCost: ContactContact: 314-415-6250 orwww.pkwy.k12.mo.us/greentrails/pto.cfmTrivia night and silent auction. All proceeds goto benefit the education of the students atGreen Trails.

Orchid ShowDate: Sat, Feb 1-Sun, Mar 23Time: 9am-5pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: Garden Admission +$5Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.org Annual display features hundreds of bloomingorchids in lush, tropical landscape.

Monster JamDate: Sat, Feb 1Time: 6:30pmLocation: Edward Jones DomeCost: $125-$25Contact: www.ticketmaster.com See Monster Jam live at Edward Jones Dome.

Great Train ExpoDate: Sat, Feb 1-Sun, Feb 2Time: 10am-4pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost:TBA:Contact: 636-669-3000www.greattrainexpo.com The Great Train Expo is a national, travelingshow that caters to the model railroad enthusi-ast. Features 200-500 tables of train dealers.

Owl ProwlsDate: Sun, Feb 2 (ages 16+) Time: 7pmLocation:World Bird SanctuaryCost: $9-$7: RegisterContact: 636-255-4390 www.worldbirdsanctuary.org Come over to the Dark Side and meet thoseamazing birds that exist by moonlight. Also, Feb15, 16 (ages 16+) ,and 22.

Open Play at JCC StaenbergFamily CenterDate: Mondays Feb 3, 10, 17, 24 andThursdays Feb 6,13, 20, 27Time: 10:30am-11:30amLocation: JCC Staenberg Family ComplexCost: Free:Ages 0-5w/adult Contact: 314-442-3267 or www.jccstl.org Open up a world of new friends, meet newfamilies and use your imagination while chil-dren play and giggle in a relaxed, non-struc-tured environment.

Curator’s TourDate:Tues, Feb 4Time: 6pm-8pmLocation: Kemp Auto MuseumCost: Museum AdmissionContact: 636-537-1718www.kempautomuseum.org Join Curator Terry Trowbridge for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Kemp Auto Museum’s collec-tion of classic and vintage automobiles.

The Next Frontierin Vision ResearchDate:Wed, Feb 5Time: 7pmLocation: Maryville UniversityCost: FreeContact: 314-529-9300 orwww.maryville.edu Dr. Nancy Holekamp, director of retinal servic-es at the Pepose Vision Institute, will speakabout new research frontiers in vision health.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce First ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Feb 6Time: 7:30am - 9 amLocation: Mercy Health Center,615 S. New Ballas RoadCost: Free for members$15 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Join your colleagues and friends for light break-fast, coffee, juice, and networking. Non-mem-bers must prepay online or by phone.Advanced registration required.

The Westing GameDate:Thurs, Feb 6-Sat, Feb 8Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Chesterfield Community Theatre,West County Family YMCACost: $8-$5Contact: 636-532-6515 ext. [email protected] See a production of “The Westing Game” atChesterfield Community Theatre at the WestCounty Family YMCA.

The PixiesDate:Thurs, Feb 6Time: 8pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $59.50-$39.50Contact: 1-800-745-3000 or www.ticket-master.com The Boston-formed Pixies have been acclaimedas the most influential pioneering band of thelate 80s alt/rock movement.

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S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the tableof contents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you findit, fax, mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone numberto the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the nameof the ad in which you found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on Feb15 for a $50 dining certificate. Send to:Out & About Contest,1734 ClarksonRoad #312,Chesterfield,MO 63017. Email to outandabout@ gatewaycreative.net Or on Facebook at Out & About Magazine

Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Karen Schulze ofChesterfield. The logo was hidden in the Next Generation ad on page 25.

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Open Play at JCC MarilynFox Building-Family CenterDate: Fridays, Feb 7,14,21,28Time: 10:30am-11:30amLocation: JCC Marilyn Fox Building-FamilyCenterCost: Free:Ages 0-5 w/adultContact: 314-442-3454 or www.jccstl.org Open up a world of new friends, meet newfamilies and use your imagination while chil-dren play and giggle in a relaxed, non-struc-tured environment.

So PercussionDate: Fri, Feb 7Time: 8pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgSo Percussion redefines the modern percussionensemble as a flexible, omnivorous entity, push-ing its voice to the forefront of American musi-cal culture.

Brahm’s Double ConcertoDate: Fri, Feb 7-Sun, Feb 9Time: Fri, 10:30am-Sat, 8pm-Sun, 3pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallCost: $109-$28Contact: 314-534-1700www.stlsymphony.org STL Symphony performs Brahms’ gloriousDouble Concerto, the composer’s final orches-tral work.

Once Upon a TimeDate: Fri, Feb 7Time: 9:30am-10:15amLocation: JCC Saul Brodsky JewishCommunity LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-442-3267 or www.jccstl.org Interactive storytelling of Jewish tales, musicand dance with Brodsky Library Director BarbRaznik. Includes art project and healthysnack.

Chesterfield YoungProfessionals “CasinoNight”Date: Fri, Feb 7Time: 6:30-11 pmLocation: Jim Butler KIA,722 Long Road CrossingCost: $50 per personContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com The Young Professionals of the ChesterfieldChamber of Commerce present a Mardi Grasthemed casino night. Enjoy an evening of casi-no games, live music, and food from a varietyof Chesterfield restaurants.

Man of La ManchaDate: Fri, Feb 7-Sun, Feb 9Time: Fri & Sat, 8pm: Sat & Sun, 2pm: Sun,7:30pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $92-$27Contact: 1-800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.com Enter the mind and the world of Don Quixoteas he pursues his quest for the impossibledream.

Mamma MiaDate: Fri, Feb 7-Sun, Feb 9Time: Fri & Sat 8pm: Sat, 2pm: Sun,1&6:30pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $75-$30Contact: 314-534-1111

www.fabulousfox.comThe story-telling magic of ABBA’s timelesssongs propels this enchanting tale of love,laughter and friendship.

Jeff Dunham-DisorderlyConductDate: Fri, Feb 7Location: St. Charles Family ArenaThe nation's number one comedian JeffDunham and his beloved cast of charactersannounce the kick off of the winter leg of their2013 "Disorderly Conduct" worldwide tour.

Parkway All DistrictElementary ConcertDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 7pmLocation: Purser Center at LoganUniversityCost: ContactContact: [email protected] Each year the elementary schools of theParkway School District get together to pro-duce a vocal concert at the Purser Center.

Daddy/DaughterValentine DanceDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 6pm-8:30pmLocation: Ballwin Golf ClubCost: $25-$20 by Feb 4Contact: 636-227-8580 orwww.ballwin.mo.us Join us at the Ballwin Golf Club for dinner,dancing, crafts and an unforgettable time. Eachparticipant needs to register separately.

Infant Care ClassDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 9am-1pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 couple: RegisterContact: 314205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com Topics include bathing and dressing, newborncharacteristics, common illnesses in infancy,infant CPR, car and home safety. Additionalclass Sat, Feb 22.

Hot! Hot! Hot!Date: Sat, Feb 8 & Sun, Feb 9Time: 10am-3pmLocation: Butterfly HouseCost: House admissionContact: 636-530-0076www.missouribotanicalgarden.org For ages 8 and under w/family. Music, activi-ties, games and crafts with a tropical theme.

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $90 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.comThis class is designed for expectant parentswho are unable to attend the regular four-week session. Additional class offered Sat, Feb22.

Pazazz Gala 2014Date: Sat, Feb 8Time: 8pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgShared proceeds from the gala will benefitDrea's Dream, a dance therapy and expressivemovement program for children with cancerand special needs,




Disney Junior Live on TourDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 3pm & 6pmLocation: Chafeitz ArenaCost: $60-$18Contact: 314-534-1111 orwww.thechafeitzarena.comGrab your tiaras and doubloons and join us forDisney Junior Live On Tour! Pirate & PrincessAdventure.

Soulard Mardi GrasDate: Feb 8-9: 14: 15: 22-23Time:Vary by dateLocation: SoulardCost: Some free: Some feeContact: 314-771-5110 www.stlmardigras.org Events and activities throughout February tocelebrate Mardi Gras in St. Louis. See websitefor details.

CantusDate: Sat, Feb 8Location: Cathedral BasilicaCost: $39-$19Contact: 314-534-1111www.cathedralconcerts.org Cantus, the premiere men’s vocal ensemble,rehearse and perform as chamber musicians,each contributing to the entirety of the artisticprocess.

Bigger Siblings ClassDate: Sat, Feb 8Time: 9:30am-11amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $10Contact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.com Ages 6-10 can learn all about being a bigbrother or sister. Must register.

Childbirth Preparation ClassDate: Mondays, beginning Feb 10Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $60 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.com Four-week program for childbirthpreparation.Additional four-week programsbegin on Tues, Feb 11and Wed, Feb 12.

A Night at the MoviesDate:Tues, Feb 11Time: 7pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $25Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgThe St. Louis Jazz Orchestra performs some ofmovies’ most memorable themes and writers.

Maternity ToursDate:Tues, Feb 11Time: 6pm-7pm & 7:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: FreeContact: 314-205-6906Tours of birthing suites and nursery. Additionaldate:Tuesday, Feb 25.

Kids Rock Cancer“I Got a Song”Date:Thurs, Feb 13Time: 7:30pmLocation: Sheldon Concert HallCost: $50 general: more options and levels Contact: [email protected] for ticketinformationKids Rock Cancer and Maryville Universitypresent “I Got a Song,” a Valentine’s DayBenefit Concert. Contact for donation options.

Lady Antebellum“Take me Downtown” TourDate:Thurs, Feb 13Time: 7pmLocation: Chaifetz ArenaCost: $96.50-$51.50Contact: 314-534-1111www.thechaifetzarena.com Lady Antebellum perform; with Kip Moore andKacey Musgraves.

Grandparents’ ClassDate:Thurs, Feb 13Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15 per couple/personContact: 314-205-6906 stlukes-stl.com Reviews current hospital care for mother andbaby, tips on being a great grandparent.Tour ofbirthing room suites.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business overBreakfast:“Keys toSuccessful Growth”Date:Thurs, Feb 13Time: 7:30am-9:00 amLocation: St. Luke’s Health CenterCost: $15 for members,$20 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.comJoin a panel of experts who have successfullynavigated challenging times. Special guestsinclude Jeff Boraz of Firestone Tires, Ross Boppof Charter Business, and Candy Citrin of

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Look for this logoin one of our ads.When you find it,e-mail your name,address, telephonenumber and nameof ad where youfound the logo. We'll enter you intoa drawing for a $50 dining gift cer-tificate. Due by February 15. [email protected]

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To the Residents of Chesterfield:

The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce enjoyed awonderful 2013, and we are very excited about our pro-grams and events scheduled for 2014. We hope you, as res-idents of Chesterfield, feel welcome to participate in ourmany activities. Our monthly events, including our FirstThursday Coffee, General Membership Meeting, andBusiness after Hours, are always open to visitors and guestsof our members. We encourage our active membership andresidents to attend these events, creating an ever-increasingcircle of friends within the Chamber.

The Chamber ended the year on a high note, with avery successful Holiday Gala. Special thanks to our volun-teers and our members for their support through planning,sponsorships, and donations. We invite everyone in thecommunity to join us next year for this festive night. As we move into the new year, we are pleased to share thatwe have launched a Women’s Initiative called “CCW”, orConnecting Chesterfield Women. The CCW will hosttheir second event called “Mixology 103” at ScarecrowRestaurant, on January 8. Details can be found on ourwebsite (www.chesterfieldmochamber.com). On February26, St. Luke’s Hospital will host a luncheon during whichexperts will discuss issues regarding sleep, exercise, and diet.Another exciting new program is our Economic Development Forum on January 28. This all-day eventwill take place the West County Family YMCA, and willfeature guest speakers from regional businesses. Lunch willbe provided. Please see our website for registration ordetails about the event.

Our Chesterfield Young Professionals group will behosting their 2nd Annual “Casino Night” on Friday,February 7, at Jim Butler KIA. This will be a fun eveningof games and prizes, with live entertainment and food froma variety of restaurants. Tickets are available online or bycalling 636-532-3399.

One more piece of exciting news…our Business EXPO,which will be held on March 6, has moved to ChesterfieldMall. This event is free and open to the public, and wewill look forward to seeing you all there.

Warm Regards,

Nora AmatoExecutive DirectorChesterfield Chamber of Commerce

For more information, please feel free to call the Chamberoffice at 636-532-3399, or email Membership DirectorBridget Nations at [email protected].


Coldwell Banker Gundaker.Non-members must prepay online or byphone. Advanced registration required.

Valentine’s Night HikeDate:Thurs, Feb 13Time: 7pm-10pmLocation: Shaw Nature ReserveCost: $29-$24: Register by 2/10Contact: 314-577-5140 orwww.mobot.org Bundle up and spend the evening under thestars with your sweetheart, friends or adultfamily members. Additional date: Feb 15.

Puppet ShowsDate: Friday Feb 14Time: 10amLocation: St. Louis Carousel in Faust ParkCost: $6 advance, $8 at doorContact: 314-615-8383 for tickets orwww.stlouisco.com/parks for info.Children and parents will enjoy entertainingpuppet shows and a complimentary twirl onthe Carousel after the show.Also, Feb 21-28.

Beauty and the BeastDate: Fri, Feb 14Time: 10am & 12pmLocation: Chesterfield CommunityTheatre,West County Family YMCACost: $5Contact: 636-532-6515 [email protected] Imaginative script based on the original tale,with laughs, danger and romance. Performedby small cast with audience participation.

Love is in the AirDate: Fri, Feb 14 & Sat, Feb 15Time: 8pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $45-$25Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Enjoy romantic ballet by St. Louis Ballet artistsand choreography by Twyla Tharp.

St. Louis Music FestivalDate: Fri, Feb 14Time: 8pmLocation: Chaifetz ArenaCost: $89-$49Contact: 314-977-5000 www.ticketmaster.com Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, AnthonyHamilton & Joe at this festival.

Professional Bull RidersDate: Fri, Feb 14-Sun, Feb 16Time:Vary by dateLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $100-$15Contact: 314-622-5435 www.ticketmaster.com The Professional Bull Riders Built Ford ToughSeries returns to Scottrade Center.

Shen YunDate: Fri, Feb 14-Sun, Feb 16Time: Fri, 7:30pm- Sat, 2pm & 7:30pm- Sun, 2pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $120-$50Contact: 1-800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.comDiscover the glory of the rich culture of clas-sical China, brought to life through choreo-graphed dance and all-original orchestral com-positions.

Lift Every Voice and SingDate: Fri, Feb 14Time: 7:30pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallCost: $20Contact: 314-534-1700www.stlsymphony.orgThis annual concert celebrates African-American cultures and traditions that haveinfluenced the history of St. Louis, as well ascities around the world.

Valentine CabaretDate: Fri, Feb 14-Sun, Feb 16Time: Fri, Sat: 8pm, Sun: 2pmLocation: Dramatic License Theatre,Chesterfield MallCost: $25-$18Contact: 636-220-7012www.dramaticlicenseproductions.orgLove songs from Broadway about the variousstages of romance, performed by professionalvocalists and musicians in a toe-tapping musi-cal revue.

CasablancaDate: Sat, Feb 15 & Sun, Feb 16Time: Sat, 7pm -Sun, 2pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallContact: 314-534-1700 stlsymphony.org The 1942 classic film starring HumphreyBogart and Ingrid Bergman will be played inits entirety with the score performed live bythe STL Symphony.

7th Annual LDA Trivia NightDate: Sat, Feb 15Time:TBALocation: Maryland Heights Com. CenterCost: $25 person, $250 table of 10Contact: 314-966-3088 or www.ldastl.org St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association, Inc.is a non-profit organization dedicated toenhancing the understanding and acceptanceof learning disabilities.




St. Luke’s Day of DanceDate: Sat, Feb 15Time: 9 am-NoonLocation: Ritz Carlton, St. LouisCost: FreeContact: 314-542-4848www.stlukes-stl.com.Be a art of the biggest dance party in St. Louisfor better health. Bring your family and friendsto dance enjoy music, participate in healthscreenings learn about simple ways to stayhealthy and have fun. Register to win prizes.Screenings:

• Blood sugar• Blood pressure• Body mass index• Pulmonary function• Fasting cholesterol and glucose screening (fee:$15) Registration is limited.

Maryville SymphonyOrchestraDate: Sun, Feb 16Time: 3pmLocation: Maryville University AuditoriumCost: Donations acceptedContact: 314-529-9300 orwww.maryville.eduHaydn’s Symphony No. 68;Telemann’s Concertoin G for Viola, with soloist Dr. Christopher Kelts;and Schubert’s Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished.”

American Red CrossBlood DriveDate: Mon, Feb 17Time: 11am-2:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: Free: register with redcrossblood.org Contact: 314-542-4848www.redcrossblood.org Give blood at this blood drive at St. Luke’s.

A Sibling ClassDate: Mon, Feb 17Time: 10am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $10Contact: 314-205-6906 or stlukes-stl.com Ages 3-6 learn how to enjoy being a new bigbrother or sister. Must register.

Your Natural Approachto LaborDate:Tues, Feb 18Time: 6pm-9pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 couple: RegisterContact: 314-205-6906 or stlukes-stl.com An "ADDITION" to Childbirth Preparation, FastTrack Childbirth and Refresher Childbirth class-es. For those with knowledge or experience whodesire an unmedicated birthing experience.

Jersey BoysDate:Wed, Feb 19-Mar 2Time:Varies: See websiteLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $130-$30Contact: 314-634-1111www.fabulousfox.comThis is the story of how four blue-collar kidsbecame one of the greatest successes in popmusic history:The Four Seasons.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Feb 19Time: 11:30 am-1:00 pmLocation:Taubman Outlets / Nadoz CaféCost: $25 for members$30 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com General membership meeting and luncheon.Non-members are required to pay in advance,online or by phone. Advance registration isrequired for all attendees. Sponsored by CMSCommunications.

Chesterfield Solar FairDate:Thurs, Feb 20Time: 4-8 pmLocation: Chesterfield City Hall CityCouncil ChambersCost: FreeContact: 636-537-4000 or www.chesterfield.mo.usLearn more about solar energy that can reduceenergy costs for homes and businesses. An openhouse format with exhibitors.

The Avett BrothersDate:Thurs, Feb 20-Sat, Feb 22Time: 8pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $50-$35

Contact: 1-800-745-3000www.ticketmaster.com105.7 The Point welcomes "An Evening withThe Avett Brothers" for three nights.

Into the Woods:The MusicalDate:Thurs, Feb 20-Sat, Feb 21Time: 7:30pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $18-$10Contact: 636-949-4433www.scheideggercenter.com Presented by Lindenwood's talentedDepartment of Theatre, this is a musical youwon't want to miss!

Happiest Baby on the BlockDate:Thurs, Feb 20Time: 6:30pm-8pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 (included DVD): Must registerContact: 314-205-6906 www.stlukes-stl.com New parents will learn step-by-step how to helpbabies sleep longer and how to soothe even thefussiest infant in minutes...or less! New andexpectant parents welcome.

Working Women’sSurvival ShowDate: Fri, Feb 21-Sun, Feb 23Time: Fri, 11am-8pm: Sat, 10am-8pm:Sun, 11am-5pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: $13-$5Contact: 636-669-300 wwssonline.com Annual "Ultimate Girl's Day Out" featuringunique products, lots of food, fashion, fitness &fun. Free parking.

Mardi Gras-Themed AwardsDinner and DanceDate: Fri, Feb 21Time: 6pm-10pmLocation: Orlando’s Dorsett2050 Dorsett VillageCost: $40 person or $300 table of 8Contact: 314-569-3536 ccochamber.com The CCO Chamber will present Firefighter andPolice Officer of the Year Awards to recipientsfrom Creve Coeur and Olivette. Formal Dinnerwith Premium Open Bar.

Basics of Staying Home AloneDate: Sat, Feb 22Time: 9am-11amLocation:The PointeCost: $25Contact: 636-227-8950 orwww.ballwin.mo.usAges 9 to 11 can learn safety basics for stayinghome alone. Register 48 hours in advance.

4th Annual King’s BallDate: Sat, Feb 22Time: 7pmLocation:Ameristar Casino, St. CharlesCost: $100: Discount for group salesContact: 314-627-0700 responderrescue.orgFestivities steeped in the tradition of French set-tlers of long ago. Fundraiser to benefit familiesof first responders. Food, Music, Dancing, PARTYin Mardi Gras style.

PetSmart Wiener Dog DerbyDate: Sun, Feb 23Time: Registration: 10am-Noon, Races 2pmLocation: Soulard Mkt. Park, Banfield StadiumCost: $10 to register dachshund for races;free to watchContact: 314-771-5110www.stlmardigras.org

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Dachshund lovers and their lovable compan-ions descend upon Soulard Market Park forthe Wiener Dog Derby!

Organ & Brass SpectacularDate: Sun, Feb 23Time: 2:30pmLocation: Cathedral BasilicaCost: $17-$12Contact: 314-534-1111www.cathedralconcerts.org Brass and organ music, written to be per-formed at the Cathedral Basilica.

Taste of SoulardDate: Sat, Feb 22 & Sun, Feb 23Time: DailyLocation: Participating SoulardEstablishmentsCost:TBAContact: 314-771-5110 stlmardigras.org Stroll through Soulard using tickets to samplesignature dishes and Southern Comfort fromparticipating restaurants and pubs of Soulard.

Knee Replacement:Is it Right for Me?Date: Mon, Feb 24Time: 6 pm-7 pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-542-4848 stlukes-stl.comJoin an orthopedic surgeon for a discussionabout minimally invasive knee replacementsurgery and other treatment options for yourarthritic knees.

Haifa SymphonyOrchestra of IsraelDate:Tues, Feb 25Time: 8pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $58.50-$38.50Contact: 636-949-4433www.scheideggercenter.com The orchestra encourages and promotes origi-nal Israeli music and gives an opportunity forIsraeli soloists and conductors to perform.

Br. John’s African Folk TalesDate:Tues, Feb 25Time: 7pmLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: Contact: RegisterContact: 314-994-3300 or www.slcl.org Motivational storyteller Br. John, explores thecontinent, languages and cultures of Africathrough fun activities and interactive folktales.Children and families.

I Have Hip Pain.What AreMy Options?Date:Wed, Feb 26Time: 6pm-7pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient Center,ChesterfieldCost: Free: RegisterContact: 314-542-4848 stlukes-stl.comJoin an orthopedic surgeon to find out causesof hip pain, from the less severe to more seri-ous issues like osteoarthritis, where cartilage inthe hip has been destroyed.

CCW-ConnectingChesterfield WomenLuncheon:“Finding a TrulyHealthy Balance”Date:Thurs, Feb 26Time: 11:30am-1:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s Institute for HealthEducation,232 S.Woods Mill Road, NorthMedical Building, Level 2Cost: $15 for members,$25 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Join us for lunch as we hear from several guestspeakers on the topics of exercise, diet, sleep,and stress management. Non-members mustprepay online or by phone. Advanced registra-tion required.

60th St. Louis Boat &SportshowDate:Wed, Feb 26- Sun, Mar 2Time:Varies by dateLocation:America’s CenterCost: $14 (2-day), $10: ages 15 under, freeContact: 314-342-5901www.stlouisboatshow.comEverything water-related at this annual boatextravaganza. Products, demos: get informationand attend workshops.Vendors and more.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business After HoursDate:Thurs, Feb 27Time: 5pm-7 pmLocation: Maryville University,650 Maryville University DriveCost: Free for members,$15 for non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Meet and network with Chamber membersand guests. Food and beverages provided.

Shirley ValentineDate:Weekends, Feb 27-Mar 16Time: Fri & Sat, 8pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Dramatic License Productions,Chesterfield MallCost: $25-$18Contact: 636-220-7012www.dramaticlicenseproductions.org Lighthearted comedy about a bored housewifewho gets a new lease on life, stars Kevin KlineAward winner,Teresa Doggett as Shirley.

Maryville Gallery ExhibitionDate:Thurs, Feb 27-Sat, Mar 29Time: DailyLocation: May Foundation Gallery, MaryvilleUniversityCost: FreeContact: 314-529-9300 orwww.maryville.eduFeatured artist: Scott Angus;“New Work”.Opening Reception Feb 27, 5pm-7pm.

Disney on IceDate:Thurs, Feb 27-Sun, Mar 2Time:Vary by date: See websiteLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $75-$15Contact: 314-622-5435www.ticketmaster.com Embark on the ultimate sightseeing holidaywith all your favorite Disney characters inDisney On Ice presents Passport to Adventure.

Maryland Heights Chamberof Commerce Trivia NightDate: Fri, Feb 28Time: 6pmLocation: Maryland Heights City CentreCost: $180 table of 10Contact: 314-576-6603 or www.mhcc.com We will have a Music & Entertainment themeand feature “TV Game Show” type competi-tions between rounds for cash and fun prizes.

DiavoloDate: Fri, Feb 28-Sat, Mar 1Location:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $55-$35Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org West Coast dance company showcasing mod-ern dancers, athletes, gymnasts, ballet dancers,martial artists, actors and stunt performers.

Primetime DanceCompetitionDate: Fri, Feb 28-Sun, Mar 2Time:All DayLocation: Purser Center at LoganUniversityCost: FreeContact: www.primetimedance.netTalented dancers of all ages and dance studiosacross the region perform at this competition.

St. Louis PhilharmonicOrchestraDate: Fri, Feb 28Time: 8pmLocation: Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: ContactContact: 314-421-3600www.stlphilharmonic.org Concert featuring the combined choirs ofLindenwood University and St. LouisCommunity College at Meramac.

Art Feast PreviewDate: Fri, Feb 28-Fri, Mar 7Time: DailyLocation: Chesterfield ArtsCost: FreeContact: 636-519-1955www.chesterfieldarts.orgView paintings, photography, jewelry and moredonated by local artists for Chesterfield Arts'annual "Art Feast" fundraising galas to be heldMarch 8th at Kemp Auto Museum.

COMING IN MARCH

Coppelia Presented byAlexandra BalletDate: Sat, Mar 8 & Sun, Mar 9Time: Sat, 7:30pm, Sun, 2pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: ContactContact: www.alexandraballet.com orwww.touhill.org Based on the traditional production, choreogra-phy staged by Dale Shields and scenery fromthe famed George Verdak Trust. Principal guestartists include AB alumna Megan Buckley,Portland Ballet in Maine and BenjaminStone,Atlanta Ballet.


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She is the one person who makes yourheart race, who knows your favoritecolor and who puts up with you

when you’re sick and crabby.February 14th is your chance to thank

her for loving you just as you are.Sure. You could get her flowers…she’d loveit. Or candy…she’d like that, too. But youknow what she’d love? Something thatsparkles—that has sentimental value—something that is as unique as she is.It’s been said that “diamonds are a girl’sbest friend”. I like to think that dia-monds—and all jewelry that is chosen andgiven with love—is also a man’s bestfriend. Your efforts will be appreciatedand your gift will be treasured forever.The jewelers in our area are ready to makeyour Valentine’s Day one to remember.The people there know how to make youfeel welcome andare happy to helpyou select thatperfect gift.

Lordo’sDiamonds9222Clayton Road,Ladue314-432-8008www.lordosdiamonds.com

Lordo’s Diamonds has been a staple inthe St. Louis area for decades. From plat-inum and pearls, diamonds and gemstones,the staff at Lordo's Diamonds is knowl-edgeable in all facets of jewelry.Jerry Koeller of Lordo’s says giving jewelryfor Valentine’s Day should be every man’sbest idea for his significant other.

“What woman wouldn’t rather open abox with a beautiful piece of jewelry insideinstead of opening a box of chocolates?You’ve created a special moment and a giftto last and pass down through your fami-ly.”

Lordo’s is the go-to place for engage-ment rings, anniversary rings and otherjewelry options within the many collec-tions they carry.

Michael Herr Diamonds & Fine Jewelry17221 Chesterfield Airport RoadChesterfield636-530-0006www.michaelherrdiamonds.com

A dedication to quality and serviceaccompany every transaction at MichaelHerr Diamonds & Fine Jewelry inChesterfield. No matter what you’rethinking of for that Valentine’s Day gift,they have you covered with selections andstyles to satisfy.

They carry all the fine brands of watch-es and jewelry, including Bulova, ELLETime & Jewelry, Mastini and Belle Etoile.You can also come here to design anengagement, anniversary or simply “I LoveYou” ring for your special partner.A full service jeweler, thisjeweler has been in ourarea since 1998. Seetheir website for specialevents, products andgreat inspira-tion.

Chesterfield Jewelers17037 Baxter Road, Chesterfield636-537-5590www.chesterfieldjewelers.com

Your eyes will be dazzled by the varietyof color, products and choices atChesterfield Jewelers. Theirdesign line encompasses everytaste and budget, from Limogesand Rochard gifts to Faberge,Oscar Heyman designs and more.The Mastoloni line of pearl cre-ations here is varied and stun-ning, with settings that are sure tomake her heart melt. I especiallyadmire their FOPE collection

(NOTE TO HUBBY!) of whiteand yellow gold in colorful combinations;so in-trend this year.

John-Anthony Jewelers14829 Clayton RoadBaxter Shopping CenterChesterfield636-394-8240www.john-anthonyjewelers.com

From fashion jewelry to family jewelryto fine diamonds and watches, John-Anthony has been making Valentine’s Daywishes come true for over 30 years in theChesterfield/St. Louis area. Their collec-tions span all types of jewelry for any occa-sion.

Symbolic jewelry is always a thoughtfulgift; celebrate your shared faith with a

cross pendant or surprise her with aninitial pendant she’ll treasure. Formen’s jewelry in every style, John-

Anthony Jewelers has a vari-ety merchandise to please thelove of your life.

Consider a gift cardfrom John-Anthony and lether choose a favorite!

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Genovese Jewelers12460 Olive Blvd, St. Louis314-878-6203www.genovesejewelers.com

Genovese Jewelers has beenone of the top St. Louis jewelerssince it opened in 1981. Overthe years, it has kept its collec-tion fresh and full of great selec-tions to please all tastes.

You won’t feel overwhelmedby their collection, even thoughit is impressive. Their staff willmake you feel at home, and willfind items that match both yourbudget and the emotion youwish to convey.

Check out their tennisbracelets and affordable gifts.Their custom work is done withan expert eye and a sentimentalregard. Genovese has beenpleasing families for generationsand continues to care for yourjewelry after the sale.

Décor Jewelry13476 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield314-434-4022www.decor-jewelry.com

Consider Décor Jewelrywhen searching for that one-of-a-kind gift for Valentine’s Day.

Inventory changes daily, andyou’ll find every style imagina-ble, including estate treasures inaddition to fine designer namesand fashion selections. VisitingDécor will be like a treasurehunt, and your choice willguarantee a thank-you kiss.

Novak Jewelers14442 Clayton Rd, Ballwin636-227-7225www.novakjewelers.com

All you have to do is readthe many glowing reviews ofNovak Jewelers to know thatthis is a great place to shop forValentine’s Day jewelry. Theirreputation brings new cus-tomers in every day; the store iselegant and the staff isapproachable.

Their in-house jewelers areknowledgeable and patient, andtheir attention to detail turn anordinary design into a work of

art. Greg wants to develop arelationship with his customersand will work with assure yoursatisfaction in terms of bothprice and selection.

Vincent’s Jewelers11733 Olive Blvd, St. Louis314-989-9030www.vincentsjewelers.com

Vincent’s wants to give youthe red carpet treatment. Theirselection is wide, and they con-tinually search for new styles. It’s is a great place to findengagement rings and weddingbands. The staff understandshow important your choice isand stay with you throughoutthe process..

Birthstone rings and jewelryare always a hit…Vincent’s canhelp with that, too, as well as allyour jewelry desires.

January - Garnet:faith, love and constancyFebruary - Purple Amethyst:peace, temperance, serenity androyaltyMarch - Aquamarine:courage, love and hopeApril - Diamond:eternal love and invincibility. Itwas once believed that they couldalso ward off insanity!May - Emerald:health, faithfulness and fertilityJune - Pearl or Moonstone:chastity, modesty and stable rela-tionships

July - Ruby:harmony, peace and good luckAugust - Peridot:prosperity, growth and opennessSeptember - Sapphire: dignity,loyalty, serenity and wisdomOctober - Opal:hope, creativity and innocenceNovember - Topaz:strength, loyalty, friendshipDecember - Turquoise:prosperity, happiness, success

Birthstones and their meanings



The cold, blustery days of winter areholding you captive in your home. You andyour significant other need somewhere youcan go to enjoy quality time without thekids, the TV, the internet and all the otherdistractions of your everyday world.Valentine’s Day is coming…why notindulge in a romantic, cozy stay at one ofthe many local bed and breakfast homes? You will be pampered and spoiled fromthe moment you walk inside yourB&B, and left to enjoy the companyof the one you love in a setting asroman-tic asyou are.Makeplans toend thosewinter blueswith a quickgetaway thatpromises style, comfort and affordability.

Raines Victorian Inn1717 Elm, St. Charles636-947-4843www.rainesvictorianinn.com

Built in 1904, this inn is near both his-toric Main Street in St. Charles and theKaty Trail. It has been restored to its origi-nal style and is filled with all the charm youwould expect at a quaint B&B.

Raines offers three guest suites, each withits own sitting room. Period furniture willwrap you in luxury; each room offersamenities including large whirlpool tubs,cable television (if you must!), internetaccess and telephone.

This B&B offers several special packagestays, including romance packages, extremeromance packages and customized weddingpackages for Valentine’s Day proposals.

Lindenhof Bed & BreakfastCorner of Walnut and Jackson, Augusta636-228-4617www.lindenhof-augusta.com

Cuddle up in front of the beautiful fire-place at Lindenhof and share intimate con-versation as you enjoy breakfast each morn-ing of your stay at this comfortable inn.

This is the place to spend hours together,enjoy the ambience of one of one of their

rooms, each unique in characterand style.

Down comforters to swaddleyou in warmth.

Cookies, home-made bread,

fresh butter, tea,coffee and cocoa.

All you add is theromance! All this within

walking distance of area wineries and shopsin Augusta. This is a destination packagetailor-made for couples.

Boone’s Lick Trail Inn1000 S. Main, St. Charles636-947-7000 www.booneslick.comBoone’s Colonial Inn322 S. Main, St. Charles

636-493-1077www.boonescolonialinn.com

Boone’s Lick Trail Inn and Boone’sColonial Inn have

been offering com-fortable, romanticaccommodations

for over two decades.These inns have been

restored and maintained to offer 19th cen-tury settings and mood that ensures apeaceful, cozy stay.

In addition to several opulent bedroomsand a romantic attic loft, Booneslick TrailInn also offers a 1928 Arts & Crafts-erabungalow cottage next door to the innproper.

Boone’s Colonial Inn is your destinationfor romance wrapped in special packagedeals, from a Valentine Romantic Interludepackage to Anniversary Inspirations andmore. See their website or call for details onhow to bundle up a beautiful suite stay withdinner and other opulent accoutrements.

H.S. Clay Houseand Guest Cottage219 Public Street, Augusta314-504-4203 www.hsclayhouse.com

Guests of H.S. Clay House are enchant-ed by the special touches, tranquil settingsand luxury accommodations provided here.

In addition to two suites, a guest cottageand three guest rooms (all with fireplaces),H.S. offers a guest house with two sittingrooms, a small kitchen, over-sized bath with

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Jacuzzi tub and shower and bed-room with vaulted ceilings andstone fireplace.

Stoneridge Vineyard InnBed and Breakfast651 Schluersburg Road,Augusta314-581-7464www.stoneridgevineyardfarm-inn.com

This Bavarian Country estatewill charm you from themoment you pull into the 200-acre property. With a 20-mileview of Missouri Wine Countryfrom its “Great Room”, you’llbe in awe of the architectureand luxurious amenities.Visit their website to see thebeautiful, spacious suites they

offer; all are huge, bursting withambience and boasting fantasticviews of the countryside.

Bittersweet Inn1101 N. 3rd, St. Charles636-724-7778www.bittersweetinn.com

This B & B is located in theFrenchtown district of historicSt. Charles. The home was builtin 1864 and has been beautiful-ly restored. They offer threebedrooms and two suites onbeautiful property. Stay atBittersweet and explore St. Charles with your significantother.

Augusta WineCountry Inns5619 5th St., Augusta636-482-4307www.augustawinecountry.com

Located two blocks apart inthe quaint town of Augusta inthe heart of wine country arethree very unique B&B’s- theEdelweiss Guest House &Luxury Suites which features sixelegant Jacuzzi suites, and theWine Country Inn which offer-ing fantastic views. Rooms fea-ture private baths, with queenor king beds, and adjoin com-mon rooms with comfortable,cozy seating areas for privateenjoyment or mingling withother guests.

Willow HouseBed & Breakfast220 E. North St., Perryville1-573-547-9900www.willowhousebandb.com

Enjoy a relaxing stay at thishistorically restored VictorianB&B located just two blocks offPerryville Square. Serving a deli-cious gourmet breakfast onSaturday and Sunday morningsand a contintental during theweek. All three rooms are spa-cious, comfortable and immacu-lately clean. Great for couples ora girlfriend’s getaway.Proprietors David & KarenPearce offer the utmost hospital-ity.

Other Area B&B’swww.historicstcharlescom www.bbonline.com www.bedandbreakfast.com

Steal away to theelegantly restored

Edelweiss Guest Houseacross from the TownSquare or the Wine

Country Inn situatedon 1.3 acres.

A Great Valentine’s DayDestination!

Call (636) 482-4307www.augustawinecountry.com

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SCAVENGER HUNT


The New Year inspires us all to makebig plans for better fitness. MostNew Year’s resolutions focus on

weight loss and health-related improvements,yet on average only 20% of us are able tomake good on our promises to ourselves.

Maybe we try to change too much in ourroutines too quickly, or maybe we just expecttoo much. But whatever the reasons, we allknow how difficult it is to maintain a fitnessstrategy beyond the first month or two ofour yearly resolutions.

This year, consider making just a fewsimple changes in your normal routine.Little changes add up to noticeable improve-ments in both your attitude about fitness andthe way you feel about your body.

Whether you want to lose a few poundsor just develop better health habits, here aresome tips that may help. Many you’ve heardbefore, but if you incorporate only two orthree into your routine you will be making apositive change.

1TAKE THE STAIRSI take the elevator even when it’s just afloor or two, and I’m not alone. Only

about 6% of people use the stairs in publicbuildings. It’s a habit I’m going to break thisyear. Look for the stairway and make a con-scious effort to use it whenever you can.

2Lose the TV!According to a study published by theAnnals of Behavioral Medicine, people

who lost at least 10% of their body weightand kept it off for five years or more hadfewer TV’s in their homes than overweightpeople. (Maybe we could just move ourTV’s around every day for exercise?)

3Vacuuming burns 105 calories in ahalf-hour. Dusting burns 75 and shov-eling snow uses 105. Remote control

clicking? None. Put on some music and embarrass your

kids by moving and grooving as you do yourhousework.

If you want to see how many calories youburn according to your weight and whattypes of activities you do, go to www.health-status.com and use their “Calories BurnedCalculator”.

4Walk 300 Steps a DayI wouldn’t recommend counting aloud;you can get a pedometer. Park far away

from store entrances and you’ll also eliminatethe stress of losing your car in the lot. It’ll bethe one waaayyy out there. Take walks –evenshort ones –and know you’re doing some-thing good for yourself.

5Keep Moving at WorkIf you have a desk job, you don’t haveto stay idle. Move your legs back and

forth while you’re sitting or tap your toes.Make it a habit to stretch often; get up andmove around when you can. Consider ashort walk around the parking lot or build-ing during lunch.

6Always Stay Cool!Being a bit chilly can help burn calo-ries. And being too warm leads to

naps. Go outside and move around in thecooler air. Stay active regardless of the tem-perature.

7Give Yourself a BreakIf you’re like me, you’re tempted to giveup when you falter in your plans to be

healthier. That large order of Wendy’s fries,while delicious, won’t help you get back ontrack.

Know that you’ll stray from your resolu-tions, and wake up each day ready to tryagain. Habits take time to develop, andnobody’s perfect.

2014 can be the year you make somesmall changes toward a better, healthierlifestyle. Make your resolutions ones you cantruly keep, and keep working toward yourgoals.

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West CountyYMCA 16464 BurkhardtPl (636) 532-3100ymcastlouis.org/west-county

A variety of fitnessoptions.

Club AtChesterfield16625 SwingleyRidge Road(636) 532-9992clubatchesterfield.com

Indoor pools, ten-nis, racquetball,basketball, volley-ball and classes likeyoga and step.

Life Time Fitness3058 Clarkson Rd.(636) 227-0200Lifetimefitness.com

From full salonand spa services togroup fitness train-ing, Life Time isyour one-stop shop.

JCC16801 Baxter Rd.(314) 432-5700jccstl.org

Many fitnessand indoor sportsopportunities.

Pilates ofWest County124 ChesterfieldCommons East Rd.(636) 536-2400www.pilatesofwest-county.com

See real changes inyour body with aPilates workout.

JazzerciseIvy Chapel, 620Woodsmill Rd.(636) 519-8183jazzercise.com

Have fun dancingwhile you burn offthe holiday calories.

Valley VinyasaYoga Studio130 ChesterfieldTowne Centre(314) 753-3661valleyvinyasa.com

Yoga is a mind &body meld ofstretching and med-itation. Workshopsfor beginners andintermediates.

Wild HorseFitness920 Kehrs Mill Rd.(636) 686-7494wildhorsefitness.com

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Stop putting it off! Start learningYoga this Winter for as little as

A PLAYgroundFor Your Mind - Body - SpiritWant to see REAL

changes in your body?

Pilates of WestCounty can make

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124 Chesterfield Commons East Road(The Clock Tower in The Valley)

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A Couples MassageMassage Envy

1694 Clarkson Road636-532-7733

A Heart Shaped Cookie CakeGreat American CookiesChesterfield Mall lower level by

AMC escalators 636-536-9780

Custom Rings Lordo’s Diamonds

9222 Clayton Road, Ladue314-432-8008

2014 BMWSuntrup West County BMW

14417 Manchester Road636-594-7804

Bird FeedersWild Birds Unlimited


Lampes BergerMary Tuttle’s Flowers

17021 Baxter Road636-728-0480

Bouquet of Chocolate CoveredStrawberries

Edible Arrangements14819 Clayton Road

636-394-1100

Rhinestone Heart SweaterMeka Boutique


Bottle of Fine Red Wine orChampagne

Lukas Liquor Superstore15920 Manchester Road

636-227-4543

Red Ski JacketAlpine Shop


Rhinestone HeartPhone Cover

CellairisChesterfield Mall lower level

636-536-5207

Silver Heart NecklacesJ. Jill

Chesterfield Mall636-536-0423

VALENTINE GIFT IDEASHere’s a sampling of some unique and fun gifts for Valentine’s Day.

Check out these local shops to find the perfect gift for the one you love!By Pat Catanzaro

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Any mother can understand the desperation of seeing their child inpain. Some can feel the sorrow of not being able to provide adequatecare for him; financial constraints, transportation limitations. Even

the emotional paralysis of not knowing where to turn. Then, a letter, email or phone call reaches Wings of Hope. This non-sec-

tarian, non-racial, non-political organization based in Chesterfield soars intoaction. Research is done, a plan is developed and a way to help is implement-ed.

Wings of Hope finds help in the family’s area, gets them there, and pro-vides all the necessary logistics and resources to get them assistance they couldnever have attained on their own.

A woman needs life-saving surgery for a rare disease—the only hospitalthat can help is across the country. Wings of Hope arranges for the trip andmedical care, provides hotel, food, transportation…and even sends along aCertified Airborne Nurse to accompany and stay with her through theprocess.

Wings of Hope is an all-volunteer charity with 157 bases in 47 countries(2012) and a task force of over 3,000 people spread around the world; morethan 600 at the headquarters alone.

Through worldwide efforts as well as their local Medical Relief and AirTransport (MAT) Program, this Nobel-Peace-Prize-nominated charity worksto afford changes in the world that will bring peace and hope to those whoneed it most. MAT is the only free Air Ambulance in the world that operates24/7.

Begun in 1962 by four St. Louis business executives, Wings of Hope hascompleted thousands of small and huge missions to stabilize impoverishedcountries, improve the quality of life for children and families in crisis andhelp build humanitarian bridges—through practical, common-sense steps thatwill eventually give the recipients a way to help themselves.

They do not accept any government money; 90%-100% of the privatedonations they receive go directly to alleviate immediate suffering wherever itis needed.

Little more than a dozen board members and President Doug Clementskeep things humming at Wings: making calls, finding solutions, using creativethought to solve often complex problems through patience and a sense ofmoral grace.

Projects Wings of Hope are tackling are as varied as the world’s needs dictate:• A tribe in the Amazon needs baby chickens and garden seed to help sus-

tain life to its families.• Women in India are trained to run small businesses and gain health sup-

port to help them become more self-reliant.• Children throughout the Midwestern USA who suffer major birth defects

and have no resources for transportation or medical care are provided forthrough the Medial Air Transport at Wings of Hope.

So, no matter how complex the problem, no matter what the need is –they do their absolute best to solve the situation.

Doug Clements eloquently describes the reasons forWings of Hope and its efforts:

“Every child, every person, has value. Each of them formssmall ripples in the fabric of the world. Those small rippleswill combine with others and a huge wave results that maywash away agony and suffering for many others. Whether that person is in some far away corner of the worldor right here in our own backyard. We must respond whenwe hear their plea for help. This is what Wings of Hopedoes.”

Contact Wings of Hope to arrange a monetary or supplydonation. Also consider a membership, set up a plannedgiving program or offer your unique skills as a volunteer.

See their website for immediate needs.

WINGS OF HOPE 18370 Wings of Hope Blvd.

St. Louis, MO 63005800-448-9487 | 636-537-1302

www.wings-of-hope.org

Begun in 1962 by four St. Louis busi-

ness executives, Wings of Hope has com-

pleted thousands of small and huge mis-

sions to stabilize impoverished coun-

tries, improve the quality of life for

children and families in crisis and help

build humanitarian bridges...


Amazon tribes names their school after Wings of Hope.

Wings of Hope Air Ambulance brings in a patientfrom a farm community of Missouri to St. Louis.


On the following pages,

we feature all the best

Chesterfield has to offer-

from dining, live music,

restaurant news, wine

dinners and more.

TasteA

Chesterfieldof

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Counter Service/Cafes ____________________________

Seafood _______________________________________

Sushi__________________________________________

Asian__________________________________________

Breakfast_______________________________________

Deli ___________________________________________

Hamburger _____________________________________

Outdoor Patio ___________________________________

Best Ethnic Food ________________________________

Happy Hour_____________________________________

Coffeehouse ____________________________________

Tapas _________________________________________

Pizza__________________________________________

Dessert Place ___________________________________

Sunday Brunch __________________________________

Ice Cream _____________________________________

Best New Restaurant (2013 or 2014) _______________________________

Best All-Time Favorite ____________________________

Name _________________________________________

Phone _________________________________________

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Where Did You Pick Up Your Copy of Out&About?______________________________________________

Fill out and Send this form to:Best of Chesterfield c/o Out and About Magazine

1734 Clarkson Road #312 • Chesterfield, MO 63017

Or E-Mail Your Ballot responses to:[email protected] • Fax: 636-536-9611

The BEST ofChesterfield

People’s Choice Ballot

OOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTT

Announcing the 5 th AnnualB e s t o f C h e s t e r f i e l d

People’s Choice

AWARDSHelp Us Choose

the Winnersand You Could

Win a $50Dining GiftCertificate

“BEST ofChesterfield”Restaurant

Winners will beannounced in our

Jul/Aug issue.

RULES:• Fill out, then send or fax

this form• Must vote for at least 7 dif-

ferent selections to qualify• You may not mention any

restaurant more than 5times

• All duplicate votes will bedisregarded

• All information on entriesmust be complete to qualifyfor prizes

• Restaurants must be in ornearby the borders ofChesterfield

• Submission deadline 5/30• Every entry qualifies for the

drawing

NOTE: Although chain restaurants qualify,we are seeking your input on locally

owned favorites...

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LOOK WHO JUST MADE A HOME IN THE VALLEY!

If You Like Italian Food,You’ll LOVE Sicilian Food!

St. Louis’ Original Sicilian Pizzeria andRistorante on Lindell has opened a newlocation right here in Chesterfield Valley.

Come explore THE authentic taste of Sicily!

138 Towne CentreChesterfield Valley

(Off Long Road andChesterfield Airport Road)

636-536-3788vitosinthevalley.com

• Open Daily For Lunch,Dinner & Happy Hour

• Award Winning Pizza• Delicious Family Recipies

• Full Service Catering• Carry-Out & Delivery

O A&WINNERBest of Chesterfield

2013


In Good TasteTasty Tidbits from Eateries in and Around Chesterfield

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

TheMedGrillSTL.com • Tues-Sat 11am-9pm

636-536-2101

Awarded 1st Placefor “Best Ethnic

Restaurant” and...

2nd Place for“Best New Restaurant”in the People’s Choice Awards

sponsored by Chesterfield’sOut & About Magazine


2013

Bring this ad for 10% off yourentire bill. Cannot be combined

with other offers

• 15 Hot Dog Variations • Salads• Italian or Polish Sausage

• Gyros • BLT • Burgers• Jerk Chicken • Brats

Sun & Mon:11 am - 3 pm

Tues-Sat:11 am - 8 pm

Enjoy a Unique Atmospherethe Whole Family Will Love!Enjoy a Unique Atmospherethe Whole Family Will Love!

137 Chesterfield Towne Centre(Corner of Edison Ave & Long Rd)

636-537-8799www.surfdogsgrill.com

Home of theOriginal KeyLime Pie Bar!

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!

RECIPE: (makes 4 sandwiches)

• 1lb. fresh shrimp (size)• 2 cups- flour• 1 tbsp- Surf Dogs Seasoning (or

spice it to taste)• 1 Loaf- Fresh Italian Bread• 1 head- Green leaf lettuce• 2- Fresh tomatoes• 8 slice- Swiss cheese• 1/2 cup- Raspberry jalapeño mayo

Directions• Wash thawed shrimp and coat with

the flour and seasoning mixture. • Deep fry shrimp until golden

brown. You can do this on thestove top with about an inch of oilin a skillet.

• While cooking, cut bread andlightly coat with butter on insideof bread. Lightly toast bread inanother hot skillet on stove top.

• On warm bread, place Swisscheese, sliced tomato and shreddedlettuce.

• Add warm shrimp and top with theraspberry jalapeño mayo. Enjoy!

• A nice side salad and warm cup ofhomemade Cream of Crab soupcomplements your meal.

Recipe: Shrimp Po Boy SandwichSurf Dogs Grill

137 Chesterfield Towne Centre • 636-537-8799 • www.surfdogsgrill.com

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• 1 1/2 cup Camus VSOP brandy• 1 cup orange juice• 1/2 cup pinneapple juice• 1 bottle Syrah• 1 bottle Pinot Noir• 1 cup Cointreau• 6 limes & 6 oranges sliced in rounds• 6 lemons sliced in rounds• Best to let all sit over night.• When dispensing each drink over

ice, top the cocktail with yourfavorite ginger ale. This will give itthat fresh effervescence you want.

• Add herbs like basil or mint forinteresting modifications. Cheers!

Supplied by Bistro 1130Town & Country Commons636-394-1130www.bistro1130.com

Sangria Recipe for Valentine’s Day

Comparing Wine Types •• SSaauuvviiggnnoonn BBllaanncc vvss.. FFuummee BBllaanncc:: These

are the same grape. Sauvignon has citrusand grapefruit characteristics. Usuallymedium to high in acidity. Fume has thesame characteristics except it's aged in oakbarrels. This gives the wine a tint of wood.

•• PPiinnoott GGrriiggiioo vvss.. PPiinnoott GGrriiss:: These are thesame grape. Many wine people refer toPinot Grigio as Italian in origin. Pinot Grisorigin is every other place except Italy.

•• CChhaabblliiss is a French Chardonnay.•• RReedd BBuurrgguunnddyy is a French Pinot Noir.•• SShhiirraazz vvss.. SSyyrraahh:: This is also the same grape. Shiraz is referred

to the wine whose origin is Australia. Syrah is from every othercountry. Australian style of Shiraz is very fruit forward. Syrah,in general, is very earthy and dryer than Shiraz. The way thewine is made brings out the different flavor profiles.

•• SSyyrraahh vvss.. PPeettiittee SSiirraahh:: Two completely different grapes that pro-duce different wines. Petite Sirah is so dark it's almost black.There is also a slight smell of concord grapes. Petite Sirah ismuch bigger than Syrah. It is the classic "teeth stainer."

•• "Meritage" is a name from California. It refers to an AmericanBordeaux blend. The roots of this word is California by nature,not French. Remember, it rhymes with heritage.

By Gary B. Proud owner of Lukas Liquor15921 Manchester Rd.,636-227-4543. lukasliquorstl.com

Balaban’s 1772 Clarkson Road at Baxter636-449 6700www.balabanswine.com

Vodka TastingWed, Jan 15 at 5:30 pm-$20. Compare vodkasfrom various countries.

Duckhorn Wine Dinner Sun, Jan 26 - $85. 5-coursedinner paired with wine

Pinot Noir War Wed, Jan 29 at 5:30 pm-$20. Blind tastings.

Wine & Chocolate EventWed, Feb 12 at 5:30 pm-$20. House created choco-lates paired with wines

Cakebread Wine Dinner Sun, Feb 16 -$85. 5-coursedinner with wine pairings

Wine Dinners and Tastings


A unique collection of antique fishing memorabilia

Located at 141 & Clayton165 Lamp & Lantern Village

636-207-0501

Steaks, ChickenSeafood, Pasta

Visit other location as well...

631 Big Bend RdManchester • 636-207-1689

Open Daily forLunch and DinnerHappy Hour Specials

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


2013

Voted #1 Sports Bar in Chesterfield • 2010, 2011 & 2012

1684 Clarkson Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017

(636) 530-9665kriegerschesterfield.com

Game Day Food & Drink Specials!• Great Happy Hour Specials • Kids Menu

• Kitchen Open Late • New Lunch & Dinner Items

Apps • Salads • Burgers • Pizza • Pasta • Chicken

For menu items, specials & events visit our website!

Followus on

Facebook!

LocallyOwned andOperated...


2013

In Chesterfield Since 1987

A Chesterfield “Original”

636.532.6686127 Hilltown Village Center

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


2013

Join Us For Lunch or Dinner• Fresh Fish • Veal • Chicken

• Pasta • Steaks • Lamb • Pizza• Calzone • Dessert • Gourmet Coffee

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

Fri & Sat, 5-10:30 pm

Locally owned & operatedAsk about our Frequent Diners Program

Join Us ForValentine’s

Day

Dine-In • Carryout • Catering

161 Long Road(Corner of Long Road and Edison)

Visit Us at Our Fabulous NEW Location!

636.536.1966www.pmbbq.com

• Daily Specials• Homemade Side Dishes

• Real Hickory Smoked BBQ• Catering from 20-200

• Box Lunches• Locally Owned & Operated

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

“Favorite NewRestaurant - 2011”


2013

Let Us CaterYour Next Party!

PEOPLESCHOICE

CHAMPION

2010


Grocery Store • Cafe • Deli / Lunch & Dinner

LLuunncchh && DDiinnnneerr:: Stop by for Sandwiches,Salads, Appetizers, Pastasand Scrumptious Italian

Desserts

CCaatteerriinngg FFoorr::Weddings, Baby

Showers, Bridal Showers,Anniversaries, Special

Events

vivianosmarket.com

Chesterfield150 Four Seasons Plaza

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

Fenton62 Fenton Plaza • 63026636-305-1474

(Intersection of Hwy. 30 and 141)

Call Us Forthe Holidays!

For Quality& Value...

If it’s Italian,it’s Viviano’s!

SPAGHETTERIA

One of Chesterfield’sOriginal Restaurants

Serving Great ItalianFood For 30+ Years

Daily Lunch Express $8.99Featuring All You Can Eat

Pizza, Pasta & Salad

Daily Lunch Express $8.99Featuring All You Can Eat

Pizza, Pasta & Salad

St. Louis ONLYPizzeria Offering4 Distinct Styles

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

New York (Hand Tossed)Artisan (Semi Thick)

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

lamb & seafood

• Serving Lunch & Dinner

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

and Desserts

Delivery & CateringBanquet Rooms

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

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Coming Next Issue

13th Annual

DiningGuide

Coming Next Issue

13th Annual

DiningGuide

Call now to reserveyour ad space!636.532.5805

A comprehensive guideto all the best eateries

in our home town.

Look for it March 1 inyour mailbox or at localestablishments around

Chesterfield!

Call now to reserveyour ad space!636.532.5805

A comprehensive guideto all the best eateries

in our home town.

Look for it March 1 inyour mailbox or at localestablishments around

Chesterfield!


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

100 Holloway Road in Ballwin (near Target)

636-220-8989www.candiccis.net

Celebrating

30 Years!

Celebrating

30 Years!

BobCandice

A Taste of the Hill!

Fine Italian Cuisine in aGreat West County Location

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

SUNDAYBREAKFAST

9 am 2 pm

Make Your

Valentine’s Day

Reservations

Today!

Krieger’s Hometown SportsBar & Grill is a family owned andoperated restaurant which origi-nally opened in 1991. It was oneof the first sports bars inChesterfield and is home to out-standing food and drinks with agreat atmosphere for sports andfamilies. It was quickly estab-lished as a laid back establish-ment where everything washouse made and prices reason-able. It remains that way today.

The atmoshere is all aboutsports and a hand painted 40foot mural featuring St. Louissports celebrities graces onewhole wall. As to be expected ina sports bar, there are lots ofTV’s to catch your favorite team.There are food and drink spe-cials throughout most games andthey are available in the bar anddining room.

Krieger’s offers a lively happyhour Monday-Friday with foodand drink specials, a late nighthappy hour from 9 till close, andhappy hour all day Sunday! Some other treats include a DJon Saturday evenings and if youvisit on the 1st and 3rd Thursdayof the month, Mike the Clowndoes amazing balloon sculpturesfor kids and adults as well. Kidseat free all day Tuesday, and onother days they have a special$4.95 kids menu.

Always reliable and depend-able, warm and inviting, it’s nowonder Krieger’s won favoriteChesterfield Sports Bar threeyears in a row! Krieger’s menuboasts the best burgers in townand they’re right- they have beenvoted one of the top three burg-ers in Chesterfield for manyyears.The seasoned fries that

accompany them are anotherreal treat!

Krieger’s offers some reallygood comfort food. Some itemson their extensive regular menuinclude a full lineup of appetizers,quesadillas, wings, soups, salads,wraps, sandwiches, pizzas, burg-ers, pastas, entrees and goodlunch specials.

Appetizers include ultimatenachos, mozzarella sticks andscrumptious chicken wings withlots of sauces.The Cobb salad isexcellent and they have a greathousemade salad dressing. Afavorite sandwich is the Kriegerdeluxe.

Entrees include ‘king kut’ sir-loin, blackened tilapia, chickenparmesan and tacos.The pizzasare some of the best in town-the original recipe from Chirco’s,a wonderful little Italian eaterythat was around many years ago.

Krieger’s also does catering.From casual sports parties tocorporate or pharmaceuticalcatering needs they will adaptany menu to meet your budget.They offer a two-foot long stadi-um sandwich, award winningwings, baked pasta and even aribs platter to name a few. Youcan’t go wrong by ordering yourparty food here.They have carryout as well.

Kiegers is open until latenight and serves food later thanmost bars around town.Whenthe kitchen closes, they still offerpizzas.

Open seven days a week.Located at 1684 Clarkson Roadin the heart of Chesterfield. Call636-530-9665 or check on lineat kriegerschesterfield.com

RESTAURANT FEATURE

Krieger’s Sports Bar & Grill1684 Clarkson Road, 636-530-9665, kriegerschesterfield.com

By Pat Catanzaro, Publisher


Now Open in Chesterfield Mall!(Located next to the escalators to the AMC Theatre)

Freshly Baked Goodies• Many Cookie Varieties• Cookie Cakes for all

Occasions• Party Trays & Gifts• Sinfully Fresh Brownies

• Mouth Watering HandRolled Preztels

• Savory Pretzel Bites• Pretzel Dogs• Awesome Sauces• Blended Drinks &

Lemonade

636-536-9780

www.greatamericancookies.com www.pretzelmaker.com

Order Your Cookie Cake Online or by Phone. WeCan Deliver at the Mall Entrance by Our Store.

$4 OFFValentine

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Expires 3/31/2014

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If you are Out & About at any of the places, events, advertised stores, services or restaurants in this issue ofthe magazine, post them on our wall on Facebook and let us know just WHERE ARE YOU? in Chesterfield. Youmay also email them to us. Our staff will select a few to be published in our next issue-Mar/Apr 2014. We willalso be out & about snapping some of our own-so Smile! Post by Feb. 15 to be considered for publication.

IN CHESTERFIELD

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1 Kelly Dowell, John Farkas, Tara Thomas and Alex Gorodinsky at the Chesterfield Chamber Christmas Galaat the Doubletree Hotel 2 Pastor Jeff Perry & Dick Hrabko at the Progress West Awards lunch at theDoubletree 3 Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation, Mark Otteson, Linda and Bill Schmitt at the Chamber ChristmasGala at the Doubletree Hotel 4 Kathy & Tom Shaw, Sr. at the Progress West Awards lunch 5 Stephen & NancyGreenwood at the Doubletree Hotel 6 Ron and Audrey Mueller at a Chesterfield Chamber lunch at ForestHills 7 Greg Prestemon and Rep Chuck Gatschenberger at the Progress West Lunch 8 Vel Green, David Gain,Jessica Rathert, Brad Welker and Tricia Whelan pose for a new member presentation at a Chamber luncheon9 Bob Anderson, Dick Juenger, Bill Coulter, Bill Ballard & Jerry Owens volunteer at Old News Boys Day 10Dave & Jane Isaak, Elaine Carter & Jack Hoffman at a Christmas party in Chesterfield 11 Santa Clausen vis-its with Lisa LaRuffa, Linda Parrott, Lindsay Parrott and Kathy Moore 12 Lynn Wedel, Bob & Rose Clausen,Faith & Vern Martens and Doug Adams, all of Chesterfield, at a Bentley dealer unveiling in Naples Florida 12

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Come Experience a Day at the Weinstrasse!Travel one of Missouri’s most scenic roadways en

route to an afternoon of fine wine and relaxation

at four exceptional wineries. It’s just a short drive

from West County and St. Charles along Hwy. 94.

Call the wineries for more information or details about specific events.

• First wine district in United States• Family-owned “boutique wineries”• Award winning wine selections• Specialty foods• Live entertainment • Free wine tasting• Rated by Readers Digest as one of

the 100 most scenic drives inAmerica

636-482-8466balduccivineyards.com 636-228-4301

augustawinery.com

636-987-2400ssugarcreekwines.com

636-228-4464montelle.com

It’s WEINSTRASSE Time!It’s WEINSTRASSE Time!


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