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Rosalie Wheeler Art ExhibitDate: Thurs, May 1-Fri, May 30Time: DailyLocation: Renaud Spirit Center Cultural Arts GalleryCost: FreeContact: 636-474-2732 or www.ofallon.mo.us This new artist creates colorful, kaleidoscope-likeimages of fluorite, flowers, seeds, lily pads, aFlorida sunset, and Seattle sea and sky.

27th Annual Mayors’Prayer BreakfastDate: Thurs, May 1Time: 7:30am-9amLocation: Columns Banquet CenterCost: Must registerContact: www.gstcc.com The Greater St. Charles County Chamber ofCommerce's Mayors' Prayer Breakfast is a city ver-sion of the Presidential Prayer Breakfast.

Joseph and the AmazingTechnicolor DreamcoatDate: Thurs, May 1-Sun, May 11Time: 8pm, others times by dateLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $75-$25Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.comThe irresistible family musical about the trials andtriumphs of Joseph, Israel's favorite son.

Spring Dance ConcertDate: Thurs, May 1-Sat, May 3Time: 7:30pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $10Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.lindenwoodcenter.com Choreographic works from faculty, graduate stu-dents, and the Lindenwood Dance Ensemble.

Sunset Dinners at Montelle WineryDate: Fri, May 2Time: 7pmLocation: Montelle WineryCost: $31.99-27.99 Reservations requiredContact: 888-595-WINE x 22 or www.montelle.com Enjoy an exquisite meal with a breathtaking viewfrom above the Missouri River Valley. Also May 3,9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31.

STL Outsider Art FairDate: Fri, May 2-Sat, May 3Time: Fri, 6pm-10pm: Sat, Noon-5pmLocation: Koken Art Factory’s Pingle Building2655 Victor Ave., St. LouisCost: FreeContact: www.stloutsiderartfair.com Art fair to benefit RHD Missouri Blank CanvasStudios, working with adults with disabilities.

Spring Fashion ShowDate: Fri, May 2-Sat, May 3Time: 8pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $35-$20Contact: 636-949-4433 or lindenwoodcenter.com A showcase of upper-level design students’ work ina New York-style runway show.

Job Fair 2014Date: Fri, May 2Time: 9am-1pmLocation: Gym of SCC College CenterCost: FreeContact: 636-922-8000 or www.stchas.edu/jobfair Meet prospective employers or employees at SCC’sJob Fair.

Spring City-Wide Yard SaleDate: Sat, May 3Time: 7amLocation: WentzvilleCost: Free to visit; $2 for booklet and mapContact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org Shoppers may purchase booklets beginning April30th at City Hall, Progress Park or the UtilityServices Center for $2. Shop!

SHREK: The MusicalDate: Sat, May 3Time: 3pm & 7pmLocation: Fort Zumwalt South High SchoolCost: $5 at door; ages 5 and under, freeContact: Reservation: 636-614-1325www.cliservices.org Community Living's Adult Recreation ServicesDrama Club presents SHREK: The Musical.

Trail Work DaysDate: Sat, May 3Time: 9 am-1 pmLocation: Broemmelsiek Park, WentzvilleCost: Free: lunch providedContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org The parks department is seeking volunteers toassist with the development and maintenance ofregional trails. Bring gloves, boots & safety glasses.

O’Fallon Founders’ DayDate: Sat, May 3Time: 10am-2pmLocation: Fort Zumwalt ParkCost: Free to visit: food and hand-made goods to

purchaseContact: 636-379-5614 or www.ofallon.mo.us/Learn about the founding of O’Fallon at this annu-al event. Activities, games, demos, food and fun.Tour the Historic Heald home for $2.

Variety Dinner with the Stars Date: Sat, May 3 Time: 8:30pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $98Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comVariety, the Children’s Charity of St. Louis annualdinner with guest Harry Connick, Jr.

Fancy Tea with Mommy and MeDate: Mon, May 4Time: 10:30am-11:30amLocation: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: $15-$8 adults and childrenContact: 636-530-0076 or www.butterflyhouse.org We’ll be eating tasty treats and sipping on delight-ful drinks! Take-home favors; must register.

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Tequila TastingDate: Mon, May 5Time: 6:30pm-8pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $36-$30Contact: 636-474-2REC or renaudspiritcenter.comCelebrate Cinco de Mayo at this tasting event.

St. Charles County Golden GamesDate: Mon, May 5-Fri, May 10Time: DailyLocation: Throughout St. CharlesCost: Free to watchContact: 636-441-6442 orwww.sccgoldengames.org Annual week-long competition for adults aged 50+held at various venues throughout the county. Seewebsite for schedules.

Fairmount Horse RacesDate: Tues, May 6Time: 10:15am-5:15pmLocation: Leave from Civic ParkCost: $53-$47Contact: 636-474-2REC or www.ofallon.mo.usGrab a friend or two and join us for a fun-filledday at Fairmount Park.

Kiwanis Prayer BreakfastDate: Tues, May 6Time: Doors, 6:30am: Breakfast, 7amLocation: Century Link in WentzvilleCost: $15 Contact: 636-940-5595 or www.wscckiwanis.org Annual prayer breakfast. Author and Lake SaintLouis Police Chief Mike Force will be the speaker.

Daryl Hall & John OatesDate: Tues, May 6Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Peabody HouseCost: $122-$42Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comSee Hall & Oates live at the Peabody.

Spring Music SeriesDate: Tues, May 6- Sat, May10Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Lindenwood’s J. Scheidegger CenterCost: FreeContact: 636-949-4433 or lindenwoodcenter.com Student Conductor’s Concert, Chamber Concerts andVoices Only.

2nd Thursdays at Foundry ArtsDate: Thurs, May 8Time: 5:30pm-8pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreCost: FreeContact: 636-255-0270 foundryartcentre.orgThe Foundry Art Centre and Saint CharlesRiverfront Arts invite you to EAT, DRINK AND BECREATIVE! at their community arts series.

Annual Mothers and Others EventDate: Thurs, May 8

Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: St. John United Ch. of Christ, St. CharlesCost: $8: $64 table of 8Contact: 636-946-0961 www.stjohnucc.orgMay Day - A Celebration of spring, Dinner andEntertainment.

Symphonic Orchestra PerformanceDate: Fri, May 9Time: 7:30pmLocation: 1st Assembly of God, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.scsymphony.usHear the St. Charles Symphonic Orchestra perform.

August: Osage County Date: Fri, May 9-Sun, May11 Time: 8pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Act 2 Theatre, St. Peters Cost: $18-$12Contact: 1-800-838-3006 or www.act2theater.com Iconic play about an Oklahoman family and theirsecrets. Produced through special arrangement withDramatists Play Service, Inc. Also, May 16-18.

Toby Mac - Skillet - LeCrae & MoreDate: Fri, May 9Time: 6pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost: $19.50-$75Contact: 314-298-7389 or www.livenation.comSee this concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

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CinderellaDate: Fri, May 9-Sun, May11Time: Fri, 7pm: Sat, 2:30 & 7pm: Sun, 3pmLocation: Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $40-$27Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Charming children and adults alike, Saint LouisBallet breathes new life into this classic fairytale.Glass slipper luncheon May 10 & 11. See website.

Project HOME Golf TournamentDate: Fri, May 9Time: 11:30amLocation: Falls Golf Club, O’FallonCost: ContactContact: 636-474-2REC or www.ofallon.mo.us Since 2005, Project HOME has provided assistanceto low-income homeowners for repairs and specialhelp to low-income residents with disabilities.

Kite Festival and Family Bike RideDate: Sat, May 10Time: 10am-2pmLocation: 370 Lakeside Park, St. PetersCost: FreeContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.net Families can fly kites and ride bikes. Sponsored bythe St. Peters Ranger Enforcement Division.Refreshments are available.

Classic Car ShowDate: Sat, May 10Time: 11am-2pmLocation: Heritage Park and Heritage MuseumCost: FreeContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org/ See hot rods, muscle cars and vintage automobileson display outside on the parking lot; explore thetransportation-themed exhibit on display inside.Also, May 31.

Historical Children’s FestivalDate: Sat, May 10Time: 10am-4pmLocation: 1st MO State Capitol State Historic SiteCost: FreeContact: 636-940-3322 orwww.historicstcharles.com Learn how kids lived and played in the 1800s withactivities, games, demos, music and animals.

8th Annual Baby Kid ExpoDate: Sat, May 10Time: 9am-4pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: FreeContact: 1-866-654-EXPO (3976)www.babykidexpo.com Families can meet with leading children’s retail,healthcare, recreational and educational providers.Fun, activities, more!

12th Annual Angel BallDate: Sat, May 10Time: 6pm-11pmLocation: St. Louis Marriot West, ChesterfieldCost: $100 person, $1000 tableContact: 636-947-6164 or www.nationalshare.org Dinner, dining and dancing to honor volunteersand donors of National Share.

Log Cabin Museum TourDate: Sun, May11Time: Noon-3pmLocation: O’Fallon Historical Soc. Log Cabin MuseumCost: Free: donations welcomeContact: 636-240-2000 or www.ofallon.mo.usTours of historic site in O’Fallon. Also, May 25.

Mother’s Day BrunchDate: Sun, May 11Time: 10am-11:30am & 1pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $29.95-$14.95: Under 5, freeContact: 314-577-5100 www.missouribotanicalgarden.orgEnjoy Mother’s Day Brunch at Sassafras Café.

Mother’s Day BrunchDate: Sun, May 11Time: 8:30am-2pmLocation: St. Louis ZooCost: $24.95-$12.95 (under 2, free) Contact: 314-646-4897 or www.stlzoo.org Treat your mom to a WILD Mother’s Day experi-ence. Expansive menu in a great atmosphere!.

Mothers Day Brunch 2014Date: Sun, May 11Time: 10am-1pmLocation: Montelle WineryCost: $25-$10 Reservations RequiredContact: 636-228-4464x 23Enjoy an expansive buffet, music and wine withyour mother at this annual feast.

Mother’s Day Brunch BuffetDate: Sun, May 11Time: 10:15am and 11:30am seatingsLocation: Laumeier Sculpture Park Art Show

Cost: $40-$10: ages 5 and under free with adultContact: 314-615-5278 or www.laumeiersculp-turepark.org Presented by Whole Foods, advance online pur-chase required: limited seating.

Mothers Day BrunchDate: Sun, May 11Time: 10am-1:30pmLocation: Wine Country GardensCost: $24-$4 Reservations RequiredContact: 636-798-2288 x 24Lovely brunch and music for Mother’s Day. Makeyour reservations now.

6th Annual Mother’s Day BrunchDate: Sun, May 11Time: Seatings from: 10am-1pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: $27-$12.50, children 3& under: FreeContact: 636-669-3000www.stcharlesconventioncenter.com Reservations required. Menu created by ouraward-winning Executive Chef, Roland Scheller.

Run Like a Mother 5K &1 Mile Fun RunDate: Sun, May 11Time: 8am-10amLocation: Anytime Fitness, St. PetersCost: $30-$15Contact: 636-236-2769 orwww.ofallonchamber.org Fun for the entire family! Bouquets for moms,bounce house, photo booth, drinks, more.

The Color Purple Starring Angie StoneDate: Sun, May 11Time: 3pm & 7pmLocation: Peabody HouseCost: $48.50-$44.50Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comThe hit musical “The Color Purple” has been ahuge success nationwide. See it at the Peabody.

Exploring Encaustic Wax PaintingDate: Mon, May 12Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: $62-$49 ($20 material fee) Contact: 636-530-0076 or www.butterflyhouse.orgUsing electric irons and metal tools we will use col-ored waxes to make images of flowers on paper.For adults; register.

The Wizard of OzDate: Tues, May 13Time: 7:30pm, other times by dateLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $75-$25Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.comAndrew Lloyd Webber’s new production of THEWIZARD OF OZ is an enchanting adaptation of theall-time classic, reconceived for the stage.

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Bunco& BBQDate: Wed, May 14Time: 10:30am-1:30pmLocation: Renaud Spirit CenterCost: $18-$15Contact: 636-474-2REC renaudspiritcenter.comBunco Barbeque Bash. Enjoy an old fashion BBQalong with a fun filled day of Bunco with friends.

Family Caregiving Program at the YDate: Thurs, May 15Time: Noon-1:30pmLocation: O’Fallon Family YMCACost: $5 personContact: 636-379-0092 or www.ymcastlouis.org Don Johnson of Senior Helpers is presenting aneducational series throughout the year at the Y.Topic: Assisting with Personal Care.

Concert in the Park:Helen Russell & CompanyDate: Thurs, May 15Time: 7pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Peters City Centre AmphitheaterContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netSpend an FREE evening in the park, relaxing andlistening to music. A concession stand will be avail-able. You may bring snacks and coolers.

Party in the PlazaDate: Thurs, May 15Time: 5pm-9pmLocation: Westport PlazaCost: Free: drink and food purchasesContact: 314-314-6403 or www.westportstl.com Come out for the area's most popular outdoorhappy hour. Enjoy food, drink and live music inour outdoor village!

H.O.P.P. Night at Progress ParkDate: Fri, May 16Time: 7pm-9pmLocation: Progress ParkCost: $5 at doorContact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org Grades 6-8 can enjoy a night dancing and interact-ing with friends. Bring money for refreshments.

WITS Electronic RecyclingDate: Fri, May16Time: Noon-6pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: FreeContact: 314-558-0090 or www.witsinc.org The city of St. Charles in sponsorship with WITS,Inc., hosts a free monthly Electronic RecyclingEvent available to businesses and residents in St.Charles, Warren and Lincoln Counties.

Picnic in the Park for SeniorsDate: Fri, May 16Time: 11am-2pmLocation: Dardenne Prairie City HallCost: $5-$4Contact: [email protected] to registerEnjoy some sunshine, food and fun. Activitiesbegin at 11:00 a.m., lunch served at 11:30 a.m.

Ready, Set, Glow 5K Challenge Run & Family NightDate: Fri, May 16Time: 7pm-9pmLocation: Renaud Spirit Center Cost: $30-$15Contact: 636-474-2732 or renaudspiritcenter.comSign up for this nighttime 5K obstacle course racewhich is lit by the light of the moon and, of course,glow sticks! Other fun activities; movie at 8.

Spring Ice ShowDate: Fri, May 16-Sun, May 18Time: Fri, 7pm: Sat, 5pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: St. Peters Rec-PlexContact: 636-939-2386 or www.stpetersmo.netStudents from the St. Peters Rec-Plex skatingschool will show that they have heart, brains andcourage with their tribute to Wizard of Oz.

Rascal Flatts REWIND TOUR 2014Date: Fri, May 16Time: 7:30pmLocation: Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Cost: $24.75- $76Contact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.com See Rascal Flatts, Sheryl Crow and Gloriana

Ron WhiteDate: Fri, May 16Time: 7pmLocation: Peabody HouseCost: $59.75 & $49.75Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comComedian Ron White returns to the Peabody.

Tee Up FORE the ChildrenGolf TournamentDate: Fri, May 16Time: 7:30am registration: 8:30am startLocation: Bear Creek Golf Club, Wentzville

Cost: $250 player: Sponsorship opportunitiesContact: 636-926-2700 x 303Email [email protected] Day of golf, food and drinks and fun to benefitUnited Services for Children in St. Charles County.

Chinese Culture DaysDate: Sat, May 17-Sun, May 18Time: 10am-5pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $12-$5Contact: 314-577-5100Celebration features a Grand Parade with 70-footdancing dragon, authentic regional cuisine, t’ai chiand acrobatics. Tours of the Chinese Garden.

Imagine Gala and AuctionDate: Sat, May 17Time: 6pm-10pmLocation: Ameristar Casino, St. CharlesCost: $125 person; 1250.00 table of 10Contact: 636-441-2300 ext 1582www.stchaslibraryfoundation.org Dinner, auction and entertainment. Proceeds tosupport the St. Charles City-County LibraryFoundation’s focus on community outreach, earlyliteracy and life-long learning.

Armed Forces Day CeremonyDate: Sat, May 17Time: 11am-NoonLocation: O’Fallon Veterans Memorial WalkCost: FreeContact: 636-240-2000www.ofallon.mo.us/veterans-commission The public is invited to attend the ceremony honor-ing all branches of the US Armed Forces.

Lewis and Clark Heritage DaysDate: Sat, May 17 & Sun, May 18Time: Sat, 9am-5pm: Sun, 10am-4pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: Free Contact: 800-366-2427 orwww.historicstcharles.com Authentic reenactment of Lewis & Clark's encamp-ment in 1804 prior to embarking on the explo-ration of the Louisiana Purchase.

Renaissance FaireDate: Sat, May 17- Sun, June 8Time: 10am-6pmLocation: Rotary Park, WentzvilleCost: $15.95-$8.95: ages 5 and under, freeContact: 636-928-4141or www.renstl.org/ A Living History event that seeks to recreate thespirit of Renaissance France. Demos, music, crafts,reenactments, food, more.

Wayne Newton in ConcertDate: Sat, May 17, 2014Time: 7:30pmLocation: Lindenwood’s J. Scheidegger CenterCost: $68.50-$49.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.lindenwoodcenter.com “Mr. Las Vegas”, himself, live in concert.

Church Bar-b-queDate: Sat, May 17Time: 11am-5pm, or until the food runs outLocation: St. John's UCC, Weldon SpringCost: $5 - $9Contact: Julie at 636-447-0006

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2nd Annual Cruisin’ 4 CriderDate: Sat, May 17Time: 9 am-3 pmLocation: Crider Health Center, WentzvilleCost: Free to visit, $30-$25to rideContact: 636-332-8327 or www.cridercenter.org Awareness ride to help stop the stigma of mental ill-ness. Bikers and passengers will ride through St.Charles and Warren counties. Public will enjoy livemusic, children’s area. Raffles, food booths.

St. Charles County YouthOrchestra Summer ConcertDate: Sat, May 17Time: 2:30pm-4:30pmLocation: Lindenwood UniversityCost: $5-$2, ages 5 and under, freeContact: 636-916-0515 or www.sccyo.orgSummer concert by the Youth Orchestra.

Dennis MillerDate: Sun, May 18Time: 7pmLocation: Peabody HouseCost: $72-$42Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comComedian Dennis Miller will entertain at Peabody.

St. Louis Children’s HospitalMake Tracks for the ZooDate: Sun, May 18Time: 7:30am -NoonLocation: St. Louis ZooCost: $30-$12: Must registerContact: 314-646-4771 or www.stlzoo.org Proceeds help support the conservation work of theSaint Louis Zoo; here and around the world.Activities and more.

Uncorked….A Cause for the PawsDate: Sun, May 18Time: 1pm-4pmLocation: Wine Country GardensCost: $150-$60Contact: 314-5-651-5074www.blacktie-missouri.comrsvp Benefitting Five Acres Animal Shelter. Wine, Beerand Food Tasting Event.

Behind the Scenes:Butterfly House PhotographyDate: Mon, May 19Time: 4:30pm

Location: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: $39-$32Contact: 636-530-0076 or www.butterflyhouse.orgTake photos with professional assistance using a tri-pod; should have basic photography understanding.Access on a closed day.

Tour-Shoes, Booze and BaseballDate: Mon, May 19Time: 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: Leave from City Centre Parking Lot ACost: $81Contact: 636-397-6903 or www.stpetersmo.netLafayette Park, Sportsman’s Park, Brown Shoe, CoolPapa Bell’s monument at St. Peter’s Cemetery, lunchon the Hill, tour of the Hill and Busch Stadium.

Music on MainDate: Wed, May 21Time: 5pm-7:30pmLocation: 100 N. Main, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: 800-366-2427 or www.historicstcharles.com Bring your lawn chairs to this free outdoor concert.Food & Drink available to purchase. Music thismonth by Butch Wax & The Hollywoods.

Senior Day at Lake St. CharlesDate: Wed, May 21Time: NoonLocation: Lake St. CharlesCost: $6: Reservations RequiredContact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.com Lunch followed by Bingo: Estate Sale 1pm-3pm.

O’Fallon’s Public Works FairDate: Wed, May 21Time: 10am-2pmLocation: West Parking Lot, T.R. Hughes Blvd. Contact: 636-240-2000 or www.ofallon.mo.us See Public Works vehicles, ride on City Train, free hotdogs, games, activities for all ages. FREE.

Emerson Spring to Dance FestivalDate: Thurs, May 22-Sat, May 24Time: 6 pmLocation: Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $15Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org 30 dance companies, three nights with a differentprogram every night.

Jerry Garcia Symphonic CelebrationDate: Thurs, May 22Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $100-$39.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com The Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration FeaturingWarren Haynes will play at the Fabulous Fox.

35th St. Louis Senior OlympicsDate: Thurs, May 22-Tues, May 27Time: DailyLocation: Venues throughout the countyContact: 314-442-3279 or stlouisseniorolympics.org Over Memorial Day Weekend, we will again playhost to over 1,100 athletes, 200+ volunteers, count-less supporters and fans at the Senior Olympics.

St Louis County Greek FestDate: Fri, May 23-Mon, May 26Time: Fri, Sat, Sun: 11am-9pm—Mon, 11am-8pmLocation: Assumption Greek Orthodox ChurchCost: FreeContact: 314-966-2255 or www.stlgreekfest.com Authentic Greek food, music, dancing, marketplace,church tours, kids’ corner and more.

City Centre DanceDate: Fri, May 23 Time: 7pm-10pmLocation: St. Peters City HallCost: $7-$6 at doorContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netCity Hall comes alive one Friday a month with liveperformances of yesteryear’s hits. This month: Nice& Easy performs.

Missouri River IrishFestDate: Fri, May 23-Sun, May 25Time: Fri, 5pm-10pm: Sat, 10am-10:30pm: Sun,10am-5pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: or www.moriveririshfest.com Irish Vendors, Food/Drink, Fiddle Competition,

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Sunset FridaysDate: Fri, May 23Time: 6:30pmLocation: 370 Lakeside ParkCost: Food costContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netEnjoy the sounds of local musicians while having din-ner at Gator Island Grill. The Grill will open at 6p.m. Also Friday, May 30.

GEOWoodstock 12Date: Sat, May 24Time: 9am-5pmLocation: Frontier ParkCost: see websiteContact: www.geowoodstock.com GeoWoodstock has grown from a small meeting intothe annual international convention for the game ofGeocaching.

Backyard CampoutDate: Sat, May 24-Sun, May 25Time: Sat, 4pm-Sun, 10amLocation: Youth Activity ParkCost: $10Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org Children and their parents get the chance to campoutout under the stars and explore the outdoors at theYouth Activity Park!

Indian Camp Creek Park-Night ODate: Sun, May 25Time: 8 pmLocation: Indian Creek Camp ParkCost: Free to camp, $30-$4 for racestlouisorienteering.org or www.stccparks.orgAn evening of orienteering. In this map and compassrunning event, everyone will start at 8pm. Then, freecamping for the family.


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Gypsy CaravanDate: Mon, May 26Time: TBALocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: TBA: Free parkingContact: 314-286-4452 or www.familyarena.comWith over 100 indoor arena booths and over 350outdoor booths this is a not-to-be-missed event.

Memorial Day CeremonyDate: Mon, May26Time: 11am-NoonLocation: O’Fallon Veterans Memorial WalkCost: FreeContact: 636-240-2000www.ofallon.mo.us/veterans-memorial-walk Honoring U.S. soldiers, sailors, Marines & pilots whogave their lives to preserve our freedom during war.

Memorial Day CeremonyDate: Mon, May26Time: 10-11amLocation: St. Peters Veterans MemorialCost: FreeContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netGuest Speaker: Retired Colonel Jack Jackson, U.S.Marine Corps. Many other groups taking part inthe ceremony. A MediVac helicopter will fly inbefore the ceremony at approximately 9:30 a.m.

Disney’s Beauty & the Beast Jr.Date: Thurs, May 29-Sat, May 31Time: Thurs & Fri, 7:30pm: Sat, 1pm &7:30pmLocation: Westminster Christian AcademyMaryville Center DriveCost: $10

Contact: 636-294-2978 or [email protected] this enchanting fairy tale by LifeLightYouth Theatre. Pre and Post Show Events for addi-tional fee; free pre-show reception on Friday.

Blood DriveDate: Thurs, May 29Time: 3-7pmLocation: Caregivers Inn1297 Feise Road, Dardenne PrairieCost: FreeContact: 636-240-7979 to register; walk-ins wel-come or www.CaregiversInn.com All who register to donate receive raffle ticketentry to win a $100 gift certificate. Free hot dog,chips, and soda after your donation.

Brad PaisleyDate; Fri, May 30Time: 7pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost: $23.25-$65.75Contact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.com See Brad Paisley, Leah Turner and CharlieWorsham in concert.

Move LIVE on TourDate: Fri, May 30Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $99.50-$49.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com Julianne and Derek Hough will star in their ownall-new dance production.

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Taste of ClaytonDate: Sun, June 1Time: Noon-9:30 pmLocation: Downtown ClaytonCost: Free to visit: tasting coupons for purchaseContact: 314-290-8544 or www.tasteofclayton.com Family event featuring the specialties of Clayton’stop restaurants. Kids’ activities, fireworks, foodtastings, fun.

Picture Book WalkDate: Mon, June 2 Time: 3pm-6pmLocation: Quail Ridge Park, WentzvilleCost: FreeContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgTake a short 3/4 mile walk around the lake toread the featured book, then enjoy games, activi-ties and crafts inside the Lodge.

Adults: Learn to DrawDate: Mondays, June 2-July 7Time: 5pmLocation: Memorial Hall, Blanchette ParkCost: $60Contact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.comBasic drawing of still life and landscapes. New sub-ject matter each week; materials provided.

Blood DriveDate: Tues, June 3Time: 10am-2pmLocation: Westport Plaza, Suite 519Cost: FreeContact: 314-314-6403 or www.westportstl.com

O’Fallon Jammin’Date: Tues, June 3Time: 6:30pm-9pmLocation: Civic Park, O’FallonCost: FreeContact: 636-379-5614 or www.ofallon.mo.usContagious performs tonight. Food trucks for foodpurchase. Bring chair or blanket. Other groupsevery Tuesday in June.

CherDate: Wed, June 4Time: 7 pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $105.50-$25.50Contact: 314-622-5435 or www.ticketmaster.com See Cher with special guest Cyndi Lauper.

Whitaker Music Festival ConcertDate: Wed, June 4Time: 7:30 pm: Doors 5pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: FreeContact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.org Pack a picnic and hear the Peter Martin Quartet atthis outdoor concert. Additional concerts and differ-ent groups June 11, 18, 25. See website.

Rhythm and RibsDate: Thurs, June 5Time: 6pm-10pmLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: $5 doorContact: 636-922-8000www.stchas.edu/rhythmandribs Proceeds support scholarships and academicenhancements at SCC. Enjoy ribs, cold drinks andmusic.

The Monkees-Live in ConcertDate: Thurs, June 5Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $100-$30Contact: 314-534-1111 www.fabulousfox.comThree of the four original Monkees in concert atthe Fox.

Legal Matters and Goals ofCare-Caregiver ClassDate: Thurs, June 5Time: 1:30 pm-3 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-926-9830 or www.bjsph.org An attorney at law will present information onadvanced directives, power of attorney, and quali-fications for assistance.

St. Charles Municipal Band ConcertDate: Thurs, June 5

Time: 8pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.stc-muny-band.com Bring a picnic basket, blanket, or lawn chair andenjoy music in Frontier Park. Also June 12, 19, 26.

Rod Stewart & Carlos SantanaDate: Fri, June 6Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $126.50-$36.50Contact: 314-622-5435 or www.ticketmaster.com See Rod Stewart and Carlos Santana at Scottrade.

Sunset FridaysDate: Fri, June 6Time: 6:30 pm-8:30 pmLocation: 370 Lakeside ParkCost: Food costContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netEnjoy the sounds of local musicians while havingdinner at Gator Island Grill. Also June 20, 27.

Sunset Dinners at Montelle WineryDate: Fri, June 6Time: 7pmLocation: Montelle WineryCost: $31.99-25.99 Reservations requiredContact: 636-228-4464 or www.montelle.com Enjoy an exquisite meal with a breathtaking view.Also June 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28.

Innsbrook Institute Summer MusicAcademy and FestivalDate: June 6 - 14, 2014Time: 7:30 p.m. nightly

Location: Innsbrook Resort and Conference CenterCost: $20 - $30 Guests 17 and under free depend-ing on availability Contact: 636-928-3366, ext. 218www.innsbrookinstitute.orgSummer music festival in the beautiful, naturalsetting of Innsbrook.

Family Camping Night Date: Fri, June 6-Sat, June 7Time: 6pm Friday through 10am SaturdayLocation: Fort Zumwalt ParkCost: $45-$40Contact: 636-474-2REC .renaudspiritcenter.comLearn about camping; how to set up a tent, out-door skills and cook-out. Bring a side dish toshare; hot dogs provided. More activities.

O’Fallon Brewery Beer TastingDate: Sat, June 7Time: 5:30 pm-7 pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $31-$25Contact: 636-474-2REC .renaudspiritcenter.comJoin O'Fallon Brewery and try some of theirnewest beer. Light appetizers!

O’Fallon OutLoud Stand-Up Comedy Date: Sat, June 7

Time: 8:30 pm-7 pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine Bar

June EventsArts & Culture Community Events Sports & OutdoorsKids & Teens Health Seniors Business

TimeOff Treasure HuntIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a TimeOff Clock Logo foryou to find. When you find it, e-mail your findings along with thename of the ads in which you found the logo and where youpicked up your copy of TimeOff. When we receive your informa-tion, we'll enter you into a drawing for a $50 gift certificate toan area restaurant. Happy Hunting!

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Youth Lock-InDate: Sat, June 7-Sun, June 8Time: 6pm-6amLocation: Youth Activity ParkCost: $20Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgThis around-the-clock event provides a safe placefor children to enjoy an assortment of extremesports. Must register.

Rangers 370 Lakeside Fishing DerbyDate: Sat, June 7Time: 8:30am-NoonLocation: 370 Lakeside ParkCost: $5 per person Contact: 636-939-2386 or www.stpetersmo.netFishing Derby gives kids and adults a chance towin prizes for catching the most fish and largestfish. Two age divisions.

Trail Work DaysDate: Sat, June 7Time: 9am-1pmLocation: Indian Camp Creek Park, ForistellCost: Free: lunch providedContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org Volunteers needed for development and mainte-nance of our trails. Bring gloves, boots, glasses.

Styx, Foreigner: The Soundtrack of Summer TourDate: Sat, June 7Time: 7 pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost: $19-$149Contact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.com See these iconic artists in concert at VerizonWireless Amphitheater. Also Don Felder.

Log Cabin Museum TourDate: Sun, June 8 & 22Time: Noon-3pmLocation: O’Fallon Historical SocietyLog Cabin MuseumCost: Free: donations welcomeContact: 636-240-2000 or www.ofallon.mo.usTours of historic site in O’Fallon. Collections anditems that show history of settlement. Also, June

St. Louis Garden TourDate: Sun, June 8Time: 9:30 am-4:30 pmLocation: Around St. LouisCost: $50: Advance reservations requiredContact: 314-571-5118missouribotanicalgarden.org Every three years, the Missouri Botanical Gardenhosts a garden tour of private homes.

Family Fishing DayDate: Sun, June 8Time: 8 am-NoonLocation: Lake Whetsel, Ft. Zumwalt ParkCost: Free: Must register Contact: 636-474-2RECwww.renaudspiritcenter.comFreshly stocked lake and plenty of free familyactivities for all ages. Bring bait; no license neededfor 15 and under or 65+

Camp XDate: Mon, June 9-Fri, June 13Time: 8 am-NoonLocation: Youth Activity ParkCost: Call or website for more infoContact: 636-561-4964 www.stccparks.orgLearn over-the-top moves at this extreme week-long camp for skateboarders, BMX riders andscooters! Weekly through August.

College for All Kids Summer CampDate: Mon, June 9-Mon, Aug 4Time: Most 9am-4pmLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: $249-$99Contact: 636-922-8000 stchas.edu/learnforlife Camp for ages 5-16.Camps ranging from science todance; see schedule and enroll!

26th Annual Golf TournamentDate: Mon, June 9Time: NoonLocation: Bear Creek Golf ClubCost: 4 person scramble: $360 per team,Individual $95Contact: Joe Kloeppel 636-947-9897Optimist Club of St. Charles tournament. IncludesGreen Fee, cart, lunch and dinner, plus drinks.

Boone’s Osage Expedition Day CampDate: Mon, June 9-Fri, June 13Time: 8am-5pm dailyLocation: Historic Daniel Boone Home, DefianceCost: $175Contact: 636-798-2005 danielboonehome.com Make your mark by learning frontier skills such asBlacksmithing, Animal Tracking, TomahawkThrowing and Soap Making, etc. Ages 10-18.


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Tour-Frank Lloyd Wright and the HillDate: Tues, June 10Time: 9 am-5 pmLocation: Leave from City Centre Parking Lot ACost: $87Contact: 636-397-6903 or www.stpetersmo.net Home tours, lunch at Zia’s on the Hill and visits toshops and church on the Hill.

Firefly FestivalDate: Wed, June 11Time: 8 pm-9:30 pmLocation: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: $12-$10 admissionContact: 636-530-0076 or www.butterflyhouse.org Join us for firefly crafts, a firefly-themed snack,and firefly games. See fireflies. Bring flashlight.Also, June 18 & 25.

Street Smarts: A Guide for ChildrenDate: Wed, June 11Time: 6pm-7pmLocation: Spencer Road Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-928-WELLwww.bjcstcharlescounty.org This program will share safety tips for children touse in everyday life. This program is recommendedfor children ages 4-12.

Luke BryanDate: Thurs, June 12 & Fri, June 13Time: 7pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost: TBAContact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.com Luke Bryan, Lee Brice and Cole Swindell in concert.

O.A.R. & Phillip PhillipsDate: Thurs, June 12Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $52.50-$37.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com Rock band O.A.R. and Idol Phillip Phillips perform.

Youth Fish CampDate: Thurs, June 12 & Fri, June 13Time: 8am-4pmLocation: Quail Ridge ParkCost: Contact

Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgSuitable for ages 8-14, this unique two-day fishingcamp is perfect for beginners and intermediateanglers! Register by May 27.

2nd Thursdays at Foundry Art CentreDate: Thurs, June 12

Time: 5:30-8 pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreContact: 636-255-0270 www.foundryartcentre.orgThe Foundry Art Centre and Saint CharlesRiverfront Arts invites you to EAT, DRINK AND BECREATIVE! at their community arts series. FREE.

St. Louis Original Taste TourDate: Thurs, June 12Time: 9am-5pmLocation: Leave from Civic ParkCost: $92-$86Contact: 636-474-2REC or www.ofallon.mo.usEnjoy a culinary tour of St. Louis with numerousstops and great food.

Concert in the ParkDate: Thurs, June 12Time: 7pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Peters City Centre AmphitheaterCost: FreeContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netLucky Old Sons perform. A concession stand avail-able. You may bring your own snacks and coolers.

Moonlight Mountain Bike RideDate: Fri, June 13Time: 8:30pm-11pmLocation: Matson Hill ParkContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org/Join members of St. Louis Area Mountain Bikers(SLAMB) and Gateway Off-Road Cyclist (GORC) forbike rides through a County park. FREE.

American Legion Tractor Pull 2014Date: Fri, June 13Time: 3pm-11:30pmLocation: Lone Wolf ParkCost: $15 person; ages 12 and under, freeContact: 636-577-7587 or www.gstcc.comIncludes a variety of modified/super stock dieseltractors, Pro stock diesel trucks, and street stockdiesels.

Oasis-See You at the Fair-Bob GillDate: Fri, June 13Time: 1pm-2pmLocation: Lake St. Charles Retirement CommunityCost: $5: Reservations RequiredContact: 636-947-1100lakestcharlesretirement.comYou won’t want to miss this intriguing presentationabout the 1904 World’s Fair and Olympics.

Sunset ConcertDate: Fri, June 13Time: 7pm-10pmLocation: Rotary Park, WentzvilleCost: FreeContact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.orgDon't forget to bring a lawn chair or blanket to siton as well as cash for our concession stand.

Car Cruise NightDate: Sat, June 14Time: 4pm-10pmLocation: JJs Restaurant, St. CharlesCost: Free to visit: food and drink for saleContact: 636-946-3500 or www.dinejjs.com Enjoy classic cars, food, music; drink specials.

Food Truck FrenzyDate: Sat, June 14

Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: Fort Zumwalt Park, O’FallonCost: Food for purchaseContact: 636-474-2RECwww.renaudspiritcenter.comCome to the park for great food truck food andbeverages. Music. Bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Ambassadors of HarmonyDate: Sat, June 14Time: 2pm & 8pmLocation: Blanche M Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $31-$24Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Hear the A Capella chorus at the Touhill.

Give it a Try 5KDate: Sun, June 15Time: 6:30am-9amLocation: St. Peters Rec-PlexCost: $30- $15Contact: 636-939-2386 or www.stpetersmo.net5K Run for the entire family, held in conjunctionwith the Spring Triathlon. Ages 8 and up.

Rec-Plex Spring TriathlonDate: Sun, June 15Time: 6am-3pmLocation: St. Peters Rec-PlexCost: $96-$53Contact: 636-939-2386 or www.stpetersmo.net500-meter indoor serpentine swim at natatorium,21-mile bike ride through flat farmlands, 4.5 milerun in St. Peter’s parks on paved trails.


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Alpaca Farm Day CampDate: Mon, June 16-Fri, June 20Time: 8:30am-2:30pmLocation: Alpacas of Troy Farm, TroyCost: $195 by May 8. Other prices and discounts Contact: 636-465-9218 or www.alpacasoftroy.com Interactive day camp for children ages 8 to14.Alpaca training and handling, fiber processing,spinning, weaving and farm related activities.

Billy Elliot the MusicalDate: Mon, Jun 16-Sun, June 22Time: 8:15pmLocation: Muny Opera HouseCost: $85-$14Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.muny.org Billy Elliot is set against the background of the bit-ter and often violent miners’ strike that devastatedNorthern England in 1984.

Staying Home AloneDate: Tues, June 17Time: 6:30 pm-8 pmLocation: Corporate Parkway Branch LibraryCost: $25 per familyContact: 636-344-KIDSParent and child program helps determine thechild’s readiness to stay home alone and helps pre-pare them for this experience.

Food Trucks in Frontier ParkDate: Tues, June 17Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: Food pricesContact: 636-949-3372 www.stcharlesparks.com Enjoy music and fun as you indulge in great foodfor purchase from food trucks in the Park.

RegFestDate: Wed, June 18Time: TBALocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: FreeContact: 636-922-8000 or [email protected] Experience simplified college enrollment at thisevent. Food, prizes, music and planning.

Senior DayDate: Wed, June 18Time: NoonLocation: Lake St. Charles Retirement CommunityCost: $6: Reservations RequiredContact: 636-947-1000lakestcharlesretirement.comLunch followed by Bingo. Estate Sale 1pm-3pm.

Ray Lamontagne:Supernova Summer TourDate: Wed, June 18Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $59.50-$39.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com His songs have been featured in films and televi-sion shows, including multiple performances of hiscompositions on American Idol.

Babysitting 101Date: Wed, June 18Time: 9:30am-1pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: $30Contact: 636-928-WELL or bjcstcharlescounty.org Topics include the business of babysitting, childdevelopment, safety and first-aid. A workbookand light snack provided.

Music on MainDate: Wed, June 18Time: 5pm-7:30pmLocation: 100 N. Main, St. CharlesContact: 800-366-2427 www.historicstcharles.comFree outdoor concert. Food & Drink available topurchase. Music this month by Rogers & Nienhaus.

Party in the PlazaDate: Thurs, June 19Time: 5-9pmLocation: Westport PlazaCost: Free: drink and food purchasesContact: 314-314-6403 or www.westportstl.com The area's most popular outdoor happy hour.Food, drink and live music in our outdoor village!

Eddie Izzard: Force MajeureDate: Thurs, June 19Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $73-$38Contact; 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.comThe man the London Sunday Times calls “TheGreatest British Stand-Up Comedian of hisGeneration” performs.

Disney’s The Jungle Book KidsDate: Fri, June 20-Sun, June 22 Time: Fri and Sat, 8pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: O’Fallon City HallCost: $12-$8; ages 5 and under, freeContact: 636-474-2732 renaudspiritcenter.com O’Fallon TheatreWorks’ cast and chorus of 40 kidsages 8-16 perform this play, based on Disney’scartoon. Also Fri, June 27-Sun, June 29.

Be a Kid AgainDate: Fri, June 20Time: 6-8pmLocation: Doris I. Schnuck Children’s GardenContact: www.missouribotanicalgarden.org An adults-only party in the Children’s Garden withfood, drink, games and music by Mike Mattingly.

City Centre DanceDate: Fri, June 20Time: 7pm-10pmLocation: St. Peters City HallCost: $7-$6 at doorContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.netCity Hall comes alive one Friday a month with liveperformances. This month: Two Star Final performs.

WITS Electronic RecyclingDate: Fri, June 20Time: Noon-6pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaContact: 314-558-0090 or www.witsinc.orgFree monthly Electronic Recycling Event for busi-nesses & residents in St. Charles, Warren andLincoln Counties.

Westport Plaza is bringinga one-of-a-kind shoppingevent to St. Louis this summer–Vintage Bliss Market.Customers will be able to strollthrough the village and shopfor vintage, antique, hand-made and repurposed goodsfrom a variety of local ven-dors. Other event activitieswill include giveaways, facepainting, balloon twisting, livemusic and food and drinkfrom local purveyors, as wellas Westport Plaza restaurants.The first 150 customers ofVintage Bliss Market onSaturday will receive a freetote bag. The band line-upfor the weekend includesCrazy Rhythm and the DawnWeber Group on Saturdayand The Sidemen on Sunday.

The two-day event will takeplace throughout WestportPlaza’s Outdoor Village. Theevent will open at 10 am onSaturday, June 21, 2014 andclose at 6 p.m. reopeningSunday, June 22 from 12 – 5p.m. Admission is free to thepublic.

“We’re very excited tobring this new event to St.Louis and anticipate that avariety of unique, local vin-tage, antique, repurposed andhandmade entrepreneurs willcome in forces to participatein this event,” said EmilyLewis, Marketing Coordinatorfor Westport. “It’s going to bean incredible, eclectic event; ifyou come on Saturday, you’regoing to want to come backfor more on Sunday!”

For information visitwww.westportstl.com.

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Prohibition is OVER TripDate: Fri, June 20Time: 9:30am-4pmLocation: Leave from Civic ParkCost: $74-$68Contact: 636-474-2REC or www.ofallon.mo.usSee the exhibit, “American Spirits: The Rise andFall of Prohibition” at the Missouri HistoryMuseum. Stop for lunch, more.

Summer Soiree: Hot Dancingand Cool TreatsDate: Fri, June 20 & Sat, June 21Time: 8 pmLocation: Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $22Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Innovative, entertaining and eclectic dance worksfollowed by a complimentary reception for all.

Vintage Bliss MarketDate: Sat, June 21-Sun, June 22Time: Sat, 10 am-6pm: Sun, Noon-5pm

Location: Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-314-6403 or www.westportstl.comHandmade, vintage, antique and repurposed goodsfor sale. Music, food, drink, activities and fun.

Church Bar-b-queDate: Sat, June 21Time: 11 am - 5 pm, or until the food runs outLocation: St. John's UCC, Weldon SpringCost: $5-$9Contact: Julie at 636-447-0006stjohnsweldonspring.orgBarbeque fare for sale; place orders in advance(Friday) for pickup at 636-926-8995. Yummy!

Summer PicnicDate: Sat, June 21Time: 10am-3pmLocation: Towne ParkCost: FreeContact: 636-949-7535 www.stccparks.orgThis program allows visitors to learn about a widevariety of 19th century outdoor games and activi-ties, including handmade ice cream.

Classic Car Show-GTODate: Sat, June 21Time: 11am-2pmLocation: Heritage Park and Heritage MuseumCost: FreeContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org See hot rods, muscle cars and vintage automobileson display outside on the parking lot; explore thetransportation-themed exhibit on display inside.

Little ChefsDate: Mondays, June 23-July 14Time: 5:30pm-6:15pm and 6:30pm-7:15pmLocation: Memorial Hall, Blanchette ParkCost: $35 per chef, parents participate freeContact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.com Ages 2-8 can learn to cook. Make treats; differenteach week. Sessions by age.

54th Annual Golf TournamentDate: Mon, June 23Time: 11 am- 5 pmLocation: Bear Creek Golf Club, WentzvilleCost: ContactContact: 636-946-0633 or www.gstcc.com 54th Annual Chamber of Commerce GolfTournament. Contact for details.

Japanese Anime Art CampDate: Mon, June 23-Fri, June 27Time: 4 pmLocation: Memorial Hall, Blanchette ParkCost: $50Contact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.comAges 6-14 will learn to draw Anime Art. New sub-ject matter each week.

Hands on History Day CampDate: Mon, June 23-Fri, June 27Time: 9am-3pmLocation: 1st MO State Capitol State Historic SiteCost: $100 per child: $20 registration feeContact: 636-940-3322 orwww.historicstcharles.com Learn about Missouri 1800s skills and crafts usingan interactive hands-on approach. Fun games,activities and crafts.

AARP Driver Safety ProgramDate: Tues, June 24Time: 9 am-1 pmLocation: Lake St. Charles Retirement CommunityCost: $20-$15: Must registerContact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.com Bring AARP card, License and Insurance cards.

James TaylorDate: Tues, June 24Time: 8pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterContact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.com See James Taylor live and in concert at the VerizonWireless Amphitheater.

TarzanDate: Wed, Jun 25-Wed, July2Time: 8:15pmLocation: Muny Opera HouseCost: $85-$14Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.muny.orgFeaturing music and lyrics by Phil Collins, Tarzan isbased on the smash-hit Disney film.

Outdoor Symphonic PopsOrchestra PerformanceDate: Sat, June 28Time: 7pmLocation: Boulevard Park, Lake St. LouisCost: FreeContact: www.scsymphony.usBring a lawn chair or blanket.

Open House Jam at MozingoDate: Sat, June 28Time: 2pm-4pmLocation: Mozingo Music, O’FallonCost: FreeContact: 636-779-5673 orwww.ofallonchamber.orgLocal youth/teen bands can reserve time to per-form. Listeners can enjoy.

Tim McGraw: SundownHeaven Tour 2014Date: Sat, June 28Time: 7pmLocation: Verizon Wireless AmphitheaterCost: ContactSee Tim McGraw, Kip Moore and Cassadee Pope.

Symphonic PopsOrchestra PerformanceDate: Sun, June 29Time: 6pmLocation: 1st Baptist Church St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.scsymphony.usEnjoy this performance by the St. CharlesSymphony Orchestra.

Goo Goo Dolls & Daughtryw/Plain White T’sDate: Sun, June 29Time: 6:45pmLocation: Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Cost: TBAContact: 314-298-7389 or www.ticketmaster.comSee this concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.

Saint Louis Wind SymphonyPatriotic ConcertDate: Sun, June 29Time: 3pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreCost: $8Contact: 636-255-0270 orwww.foundryartcentre.org/Join the Foundry Art Centre in celebratingIndependence Day with the Saint Louis WindSymphony as they play the beautiful songs of theUSA!

YMCA District Golf TournamentDate: Mon, June 30Time: NoonLocation: Whitmoor Country ClubCost: $175 per playerContact: 636-928-1928 or www.ymcastlouis.org Annual District Golf Tournament to benefit YMCA.


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1937, when John Joseph Stygarpurchased Central Undertakingand Livery on Cass Avenue, theStygar philosphy of service hasgrown strong. That first year,John J. performed about 40funerals. It was a different time.Funerals were held at home.Communities were close-knit.Reputations were important.

Losing a loved one is difficultfor any family. We're honoredthat so many families have cometo know and trust the Stygarfamily during their time of need.We will work diligently to pre-serve that trust now and into thefuture. And, we pledge toalways do business in an honor-able way that will make our chil-dren proud.

The Stygar family and ourcaring, professional staff is alwaysavailable to serve you. Our serv-ices can be performed at eitherof our locations or at a church, acemetery or any other locationyour family chooses.

To Meet EveryFamily's Needs andWishes, We Offer:• Funeral services• Memorial services• Church visitation services• Cemetery burials• Cremations• Donations to medical schools• Arrangements for

out-of-town deaths

• Arrangements with clergy,cemetery and florist

• Pre-need funeral planning• Grief counseling/support for

up to a year• Veteran's benefits counseling

We offer a choice of qualityfuneral products in a wide rangeof prices and specialize in work-ing within each family's budgetto create a meaningful tribute toa loved one.

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You’ve waited all winter,bundled up and shivering,for blue skies and warm

sunshine.Your arms haven’tseen the light of day since fall,your toes are screaming forsandals and your kids areglued to the couch likelint.

GOOD NEWS! Areaoutdoor pools are open-ing this month, and yoursummer can officiallybegin. It’s time to getyour gear out: sun blocker,swimsuits, beach towels, sun-glasses and that modest cover-up for we who’ve self-med-icated all winter with carbohy-drates and sugars.

Grab the kids and get to thenearest St. Charles County poolor Aquatic Center…there isone right around the corner nomatter where you live.Sign your tadpoles up for les-sons, drop your teens off (don’tembarrass them…just open thedoor, let them out and driveaway) or park and give yourselfa day to finish that library bookwhile you soak in the rays.

Lots of special activities arescheduled at the many pools inSt. Charles and surroundingareas for all ages and abilities.The prices are right, the wateris cool; what are you waitingfor?!

Here are your neighborhoodswimming holes, with dates,times, prices and general infor-mation.

Alligator’s CreekAquatic Center308 Civic Park Drive, O’Fallon636-272-1626www.ofallon.mo.usLocated in Civic Park,

Alligator's Creek offers fea-tures for all ages. Highlightsinclude: a one-meter spring div-ing board, a Lazy River and athrilling Vortex. Children whoare at least 48 inches tall canenjoy two amazing water slides.

• Opening Date: May 24• Times: Mon-Thurs:

Noon-6pm• Fri-Sat: 10am-8pm• Sun: Noon-7pm• Special events, dates or

weather may vary operatinghours.

• Daily Fees:Resident Child/Senior: $3.50Resident Adult: $4.50Non-ResidentChild/Senior: $4.50Non-Resident Adult: $5.50

• Season Passes Available

Blanchette Aquatic Center1900 Randolph, St. Charles636-946-2230www.stcharlesparks.com

The Blanchette AquaticCenter is complete with twowater slides, an otter slide, achildren's water playground, lilypad walk, diving area, lap swim-ming, and a drop slide sure tothrill all those 48 inches andtaller.

• Opening Date: May 24• Times: Mon-Sat: 11am-6 pm

Sun: Noon-6pm• Daily Fees:

Child/Senior: $5.50Adult (ages 12+): $6.50After 4pm Child/Sen: $4.50After 4pm Adult: $5.504-6pm Sundays: $3.00

• Minimum age to enter theaquatic facilities without aguardian 12 years of age orolder

• Senior Rates for ages 60+• Programs Available: Swim

Lessons, Junior LifeguardProgram,Tiny Tot Swim,More.

McNair Aquatic Center3200 Droste Road, St. Charles636-946-1553www.stcharlesparks.com

The McNair Aquatic Centerfeatures one water slide, a largechildren's water playgroundarea and a fun sand box areafor your children to enjoy.

• Opening Date: May 24• Times: Daily: Noon-6pm• Daily Fees:

Children/Seniors: $4Adult (ages 12+): $5Child (2 and under): $2

After 4 Child/Senior: $3After 4pm Adult: $4

Family Night Sunday4-6pm: $3.00

• Minimum age to enterthe aquatic facilities with-out a guardian: 12 years orolder.

• Senior Rates for 60+• Programs Available: Private

swim lessons,Aquacize (ages13+),Aqua Zumba (ages13+), More.

Wapelhorst Aquatic Center1874 Muegge Road, St. Charles636-936-8118www.stcharlesparks.com

The Center offers a waterrapids inner tube ride, one darkunderground water slide, oneopen water slide, a children'splay area, a general swimmingarea and a one-of-a-kind 5-story speed slide.

• Opening Date: May 24• Times: Mon-Fri: 11am-7pm

Sat: 11-6 pmSun: Noon-7 pm

• Daily FeesChild/Senior: $6Adult (12+): $7Child (2 and under): $2After 4- Child/Senior: $5After 4- Adult: $6

• Family Sundays: 5-7pm: $3• Minimum age to enter the

aquatic facilities without aguardian: 12 years or older.

• Senior Rates for ages 60+• Programs: Swim Lessons,Tiny

Tot Swim, more

Progress Park Pool968 Meyer Road,Wentzville636-332-9236

The pool features a 100 footwater slide, deep diving well, laplanes and a baby pool. Onlychildren 6 and under areallowed in the baby pool.

• Opening Date:Memorial Day Weekend

• Times: Noon-7pm Daily• Daily Fees: Resident

Children/Seniors: $2Resident Adults (4+): $3

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Non-Resident Children/Seniors: $3Non-Resident Adult: $4Senior Rates for ages 60+

Laurel Park Pool181 Driftwood Lane, St. Peters636-477-2707www.stpetersmo.net

The pool features a largeshallow water area, a specialwading pool just for toddlers, a1-meter diving board, a large

sunbathing area and two dedi-cated 25-meter lap lanes.• Open Memorial Day Weekend• Times Vary: Usually

Noon-8 pm: Contact• Daily Fees:

Resident Child: $2.50Resident Senior: $1.50Resident Adult: $3.50Non-Resident Child/Senior:$3.50Non-Resident Adult: $5

• Summer Passes AvailableGolf & RecreationCenter Pool200 Salt Lick Road, St. Peters636-397-3003

Golf & Recreation CenterPool is a family favorite withlap lanes, two waterslides (onebig and one small), and plentyof room to just splash around.

• Open Memorial Day Weekend• Times:Varies: Usually Noon-

8pm: Contact• Daily Fees:

Resident Child: $2.50Resident Senior: $1.50Resident Adult: $3.50Non-Resident Child/Senior:$3.50Non-Resident Adult: $5

• Summer Passes Available

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Alligator CreekAquatic CenterDive In MovieDate: Fri, June 21Time: 8:30-10 pmCost: Regular admissionAfter the pool closes for theday, come to see “Frozen”.Swim wear required: someinner tubes available or bringyour own.

Father’s Day Free SwimDate: Sun, June 15Dads get in FREE with child’sadmission! Happy Father’sDay!

BlanchetteAquatic CenterHawaiian LuauDate:Wed,Aug 13Time: 5:30-8 pmCost: $15 per adult, $8 perchild ages 12 and underDress your luau best andenjoy swimming, buffet meal,show at 7pm with ukulele andsteel drums. Prize for bestluau attire; price includesadmission, dinner and show.Must register by August 1st.

Tiny Tot SwimDate: Mon-Th, May 27-Aug 7Time: 9-10:30 amCost: $2.50 personThe kiddie pool is openbefore regular hours for chil-dren 6 and under and theirparents or guardians.

McNairAquatic CenterPool Paws for HumaneDog Laws Dog SwimDate: Monday,August 54 orThurs,August 7Time: 6-8 pmCost: $10 for dog and owner;$3 for added guestThis event is offered to alldogs and their owners to par-ticipate in the end of seasonpool swim.

WapelhorstAquatic CenterTiny Tot SwimDate: Mon-Th, May 27-Aug 7Time: 9-10:30 amCost: $2.50 personThe kiddie pool is openbefore regular hours for chil-dren 6 and under and theirparents or guardians.

Progress Park PoolFree SwimDate: Fri, July 4Time: Noon-7pmCome and swim free atProgress Park Pool on theFourth of July.

Learn to SwimIn addition to the swim-

ming lessons available at theoutdoor centers, be sure tocheck out your lesson optionsat one of these venues:

Renaud Spirit Center2650 Tri Sports CircleO’Fallon636-474-2RECwww.ofallon.mo.us

Renaud Spirit Center isyour go-to place for swim-ming lessons in St. CharlesCounty. Their programs arefor all ages, abilities, schedulesand class structure options.

There are 11 differentgroup class levels for childrenavailable, based on age andability, that meet twice weeklyfor four weeks. Saturdayclasses meet for seven weeks.You can also choose privateor semi-private lessons, tai-lored to your specific needs.Adult classes are also anoption at RSC; get over yourfear and learn a new skill inthese well-supervised classes.The O'Fallon Torpedoes com-pete in the St. CharlesCounty Swim Team Leagueand host several meetsthroughout the summer.

St. Peters Rec Plex5200 Mexico Road, St. Peters636-939-2FUNwww.stpetersmo.net

The St. Peters Rec-Plex isanother fantastic option forlearning to swim safely andconfidently.The Rec-Plexoffers swim classes year-round to teach people, fromyoung children up to adults,how to be safe in and aroundthe water. They teach theskills in a logical, progressivemanner, according to theswimmer’s skill.

See their easy-to-under-stand flow chart to helpdetermine the group classthat is right for your child.Private lessons are available.

St. Peters also offers out-door swim teams for ages 6-18 when our outdoor poolsopen in the summer.Teamscompete in weekly meetsagainst other teams in the St.Charles County SummerSwim League.

O’Fallon Family YMCA3451 Pheasant Meadow Drive636-379-0092www.ymcastlouis.org

Youth Lessons at theO'Fallon Family YMCA are agreat way to get your childinvolved in structured educa-tional fun.With lessons forchildren starting at just 6months old, the Y teachesaquatic fundamentals that willlast a lifetime. In addition toyouth lessons, the Y offers pri-vate, semi-private, adult andparent and child lessons.

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Michael: I had the privi-lege of sitting down withDavid Surkamp of Pavlov'sDog this past winter tofind out what he's been upto. In addition, we spokeabout his connection to St.Louis and its impact on hisillustrious musical careerfor the past 40+ years.

Michael: David, tell St.Louis how you createdPavlov's Dog, one of the70s classic rock bands?

David Surkamp: Pavlov'sDog was formed from aband I was in with Rick

Stockton called High On ASmall Hill. We werealready doing some of thesongs that became stan-dards in the Pavlov's Dog'srepertoire, including“Episode.” Rick and I werelooking for a drummer andwe were thinking we'd be apower trio. If we were atrio, we could make a lot ofmoney with only three peo-

ple to split the money.Unfortunately, we had areally lousy sense of eco-nomics. Siegfried was thereday one with his incredibletalent & wisdom. We triedMike Safron out as ourdrummer and he seemed tofit well. A saxophone play-er tried out for a couple ofweeks. That didn't seem towork. We decided we

needed a lead singer. Alovely lady named LexaEngel did that for at leastthe first 6 months. We alsoemployed a terrific guitarplayer named Steve Levin.Steve had a girlfriend onthe east coast and wantedto be with her. He disap-peared. Steve Scorfina wasout of REO Speedwagon atthat point and joined us as

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a guitar player. DavidHamilton came in fromSanta Cruz and all of asudden we had a pianoplayer. Douglas Rayburnbrought in a mellotron anda flute & the band wascomplete.

Michael: What's yourconnection to St. Louis?

David Surkamp: Well, Inever really had much of aconnection unfortunately.Pavlov’s Dog never did theclub circuit, year in, yearout like other bands. Wecame from a different per-spective. I guess the onlyreason people began to pickup on Pavlov's Dog wasbecause of Shelley Grafmanwhen he added our songsto the KSHE play list withSubway Sue (a demo atthat). It lit up the lights atthe station. All of a sud-den, record companies werecalling. We were a decentlive act, although we werealways best in the studio.

Michael: What was yourmost memorable experienceperforming in St. Louis?

David Surkamp: FairportConvention came to theAmbassador Theatre in1977, and they were always

one of my top 5 bands. Iopened for them at thatperformance as a solo artist,and it was the last tour thatSandy Denny wouldundertake before heruntimely death. I wouldsay selling out KielAuditorium a couple oftimes was pretty great. Buthearing Sandy Denny singfor the first time, whichturned out to be the lasttime, would have to beamong my favorite memo-ries.

Michael: How instrumen-tal was St. Louis in build-ing your career and Pavlov'sDog?

David Surkamp: Therewould have no career andno Pavlov's Dog if it wasn'tfor Shelley Grafman andKSHE Radio, nobodywould have heard me atleast in this context. Iguess at that point I wasgoing to Nashville to pitchsongs, but since my songsweren't country & westernin nature, I would haveinevitably been forced toNYC or London.

Michael: What are youdoing now and are you stillplaying music?

David Surkamp: As amatter of fact, we haveenjoyed the internationalsuccess of our recent twoCDs, “Echo & Boo” &“Live &Unleashed,” bothreleased in the last 3 years.Also, Pavlov’s Dog com-pleted another sold-outEuropean tour in lateNovember 2013. We'venever been this far into theEastern bloc, yet we per-formed in both Brno &Prague Czechoslovakia thistime. Some version of theMark IV line-up of Pavlov'sDog has been performinginternationally for nearly adecade, and this is a seri-ously polished hard work-

ing ensemble. I’m on trackto release another 2 CDs inthe next couple of years.At this point, our fansexpect that. Our conven-tional universal audience isfrankly outside of the US.Think China, Japan,Australia, Europe and theUnited Kingdom. I stillmiss performing in theGateway City.

Michael: Thank youDavid for sharing yourstory and your connectionto St. Louis!

“There would have no career and no Pavlov'sDog if it wasn't for Shelley Grafman andKSHE Radio, nobody would have heard meat least in this context...”


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Music Airin the

Outdoor Concerts FillSummer Skies in

St. Charles County

Can you hear it? A subtle tuning of strings. Alyrical lilt of woodwind trills. Tympanic taps

like tiny thunder. All over St. Charles County, out-door venues thrum with music and invite you toplop down and relax as you bask in the melodies.

Wherever you live in the area, you can follow

your ears to some terrific summer concerts at yourlocal parks. All you need to bring is a blanket orchair, snacks (or buy some there!) and an hour ortwo of well-deserved free time. Bring the familyand have a little bonding time at these (mostly)free music concerts. by Robin Garrison Leach

O’Fallon Jammin’Civic Park • 6:30-9pm308 Civic Park Drive, O'Fallon636-379-5614www.ofallon.mo.us

Enjoy a variety of artistsevery Tuesday at the Civic ParkBandstand. Admission andparking are free. Food truckswill be available at nominalprices. Bring chairs or blanketsfor lawn seating, and enjoy theevening!

6/3.......Contagious6/10.....Nash Vegas6/17.....Silver Bullet6/24.....O’Fallon Community

Concert & Jazz Bands7/8.......Power Play7/15.....Groove Thang7/22.....El Scorcho7/29.....O’Fallon Community

Concert and JazzBands

8/5.......Melissa Neels Band8/1.......Big Love8/19.....Dueling Pianos

St. CharlesMunicipal BandConcertsFrontier Park • 8 pmRiverside Drive, St. [email protected]

The Concert Band’s sum-mer season will open onThursday June 5 at 8 PM inFrontier Park. Concerts willcontinue each Thursdayevening through the end ofAugust.June: 5, 12, 19, 26.July: 10, 17, 24, 31August: 7, 14, 21, 28

Concerts in the ParkCity Center Amphitheater1 St. Peters Centre Blvd.St. Peters636-397-6903 orwww.stpetersmo.com

The City CentreAmphitheater will play host toFREE summer Concerts in thePark. Grab a chair or blanketand indulge in these once-a-month music celebrations.

5/15.....Helen Russell &Company

6/12.....Lucky Old Sons7/10.....Fanfare Band –

Traveling Through theDecades

Music on Main100-200 North MainSt. Charles800-326-2427www.historicstcharles.com5-7:30 pm

Join us the 3rd Wednesday ofthe month, May throughSeptember. Bring your lawnchairs. Food & Drink avail-able to purchase.5/21.....Butch Wax and the

Hollywoods6/18.....Rogers and Nienhaus

Band7/16.....Miss Jubilee &

The Humdingers8/20.....Dawn Weber’s

Swinging Blues9/17.....Strange Brew

“Women of the Blues”

Music Air

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rrSunset Fridays Concerts370 Lakeside Park • 6:30 pm1000 Lakeside Park Drive, St. Peters636-477-6600www.stpetersmo.com

Enjoy great music from a variety ofartists who will entertain. Dine at GatorIsland Grill or just relax at the marina.

5/23.....Marissa Mae Harms5/30.....To be announced6/6.......To be announced6/20.....To be announced6/27.....To be announced7/18.....To be announced7/25.....Wade Trent8/1.......Route D8/8.......To be announced8/15.....To be announced8/22.....To be announced9/5.......To be announced9/12.....The Buckhannon Brothers

Free Music At The CabinLegacy Park in Cottleville • 6:30-8pmJust off Hwy N near Dardenne Creek636-498-6565www.cityofcottleville.com

Bring your chairs and coolers andmellow out to some great music atLegacy Park. One Thursday per month.

6/5.......Rickie Lee Tanner8/7.......TBA9/11..... Brett Stewart Band

2014 WhitakerMusic FestivalMissouri Botanical Garden • 4 pm4344 Shaw Boulevard, St. Louis314-577-5100www.missouribotanicalgarden.org

The open-air festival presents concertsunder the stars every Wednesday, Junethrough August. Visitors are welcome tobring their own picnic supper, baskets orcoolers. Picnic fare, beer, wine, soda andsno-cones are also available for purchase.

6/4.......Peter Martin Quartet6/11.....Al Holliday & the East Side

Rhythm Band6/18.....Marsha Evans & the

Coalition Motown6/25.....Javier Mendoza7/2.......Old Salt Union7/9.......Big Brother Thunder & the

Master Blasters

7/16.....Nigel Mooney7/23.....Augusta Bottoms Consort 7/30.....Melissa Neels Band8/6.......Gene Dobbs Bradford

Blues Experience

Summer BreezeConcert SeriesFarmhouse Field, Innsbrook • 7:30 pm1 Aspen Circle Dr., Innsbrook, Missouri636-928-3366www.innsbrook-resort.com

Most weekends in the summer wehost a different band at the farmhousepasture for 2 hours of music, cama-raderie, and fun. We are extremely “kidfriendly” with plenty of room for Frisbeethrowin’, running around and, mostimportantly, dancing.

5/25.....Mirage5/31.....7:30pmThe Brothers6/21.....Soulard Blues Band6/28.....One More Round7/4.......Pirates Over 407/12.....Breakfast Club7/19.....Vote for Pedro7/26.....Dirty Muggs8/2.......Well Hungarians8/9.......Jake’s Leg8/16.....Rattle & Hum KC8/23.....Miss Jubilee8/30.....Butch Wax & The Hollywoods

St. Louis Bluesweek FestivalSat/Sun, May 24-25 • 11am-11pmChesterfield AmphitheaterFREE street festival$10 general admission, $25 VIP seats636- 812-9500chesterfield.mo.us/st-louis-bluesweek.html

Enjoy concerts from legendary nation-al and local blues artists, delicious barbe-cue, and a wide selection of cold brews atthis two-day event.

Food Truck Frenzy & MusicFort Zumwalt Park • Free1000 Jessup Drive W., O’Fallon636-474-2REC or www.ofallon.mo.us

O’Fallon’s popular food truck diningevent is back in 2014! Each month thissummer, enjoy a tasty evening of foodtruck fare and LIVE MUSIC at FortZumwalt Park. Bring your appetite and ablanket or chairs!

Outdoor Symphonic Pops Orchestra PerformanceSat, June 28 • 7 pmBoulevard Park, Lake St. LouisFree • www.scsymphony.us

Bring a lawn chair or blanket to enjoythis outdoor concert from theSymphonic Pops Orchestra.

Party in the PlazaThurs, May 15 & June 19, 5pm-9pmWestport Plaza314-314-6403 or www.westportstl.com

Come out for the area's most popularoutdoor happy hour. Enjoy food, drinkand live music in our outdoor village!

Sunset ConcertFri, June 13 • 7-10 pm • FreeRotary Park, Wentzville636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org

Don’t forget to bring a lawn chair orblanket to sit on as well as cash for ourconcession stand.

Innsbrook InstituteSummer Music Academyand FestivalJune 6 - 14, 7:30 p.m. $20 - $30 Guests 17 and under freedepending on availability636-928-3366 or innsbrookinstitute.org

For nine intensive days advancedstring and piano students come toInnsbrook Resort for the highest level ofclassical music instruction and perform-ance in the Midwest.Come and enjoythis summer music festival in the beauti-ful, natural setting of Innsbrook.

Sugar Creek Concert SeriesSugar Creek Winery, DefianceSat 6-9 pm • $10

5/24.....The Stacey Collins Band6/28.....The Arrivers7/26.....Dr. Zhivegas8/23.....The Jumbo Shrimp Band

No food may be brought in. Full bar(wine, beer, mixed drinks, and soda).Concetta's will be selling food (hotdogs,hamburgers, cheeseburgers, chicken-on-a-stick, and chips). See you there!



Harvestowne AutoBody, Inc. has beenin business since

1985. Since that time wehave been very blessed. Overthe years, we have grown, andour sons Jeremy and Robbyhave joined Harvestowne AutoBody, Inc. to complete us as afamily business.

Our Body and FrameDepartment includes a ChiefEZ Liner frame rack wth aGenesis Lazer measuring sys-tem and a Hunter suspensionalignment system.

The Paint and Detaildepartment includes aDUPONT computerizedpaint mixing station and aGarmat downdraft, climatecontrolled spray booth withbake cycle.

Harvestowne is a memberof the ASA (AutomotiveService Assoc.)

Our shop features I-CARtrained technicians, AudatexCertified Estimators, andComputerized AudatexElectronic Estimating System.

We are listed with the BBB(Better Business Bureau) andhave been an AccreditedBusiness since 1990 with anA+ Rating! We are also proudto be a member on Angie'sList since 2012.

4532 S. St. Peters Pkwy636-928-0082

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St. Charles Advertorial • Category: Collision Repair • Market Exclusive

Harvestowne Auto Body

A“Melodies in Motion” Seiko clock playsone of 12 Hi-Fi melodies on the hour,while the dial separates and rotates.

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Looking for that that special piece ofjewelry and thinking about drivingacross the river? Stop, there is no

need to when you can come by our storeand get the one on one personal touch.We are Smith Jewelry & Coins, located at4213 South Old Hwy. 94 & Harvest Rd. inthe Plaza at 94. We have enticing customjewelry designs for sale, with an impressiveselection of earrings, pendants, weddingsets, and more.

We’re a family-owned and operatedjewelry store in business for more than 35years, providing that personalized touch tothe services we offer.

Come see us when you need to:• Buy custom or estate jewelry• Buy watches and clocks

(We are an official Seiko dealer!)• Have jewelry repaired

Do you invest in precious metals?Come in and check out all of our pre-

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Visit us in St. Charles today toexperience for yourself the rangeof assistance that we can offer.

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Honoring Tomorrow’sHigh Tech Leaders

Seventeen public and private highschool students in St. Charles Countywere honored for being tomorrow’s hightech leaders during the Annual STEMRecognition Breakfast hosted by the civicgroup Partners for Progress in March.

STEM is a national effort to preparethe workforce of tomorrow by encourag-ing today’s students to engage in studies,events, and careers involving science, tech-nology, engineering and math.

Each local high school selected one stu-dent to honor and PfP expressed theirrecognition by giving each of them anApple iPad mini and donating a FIRST LegoRobotics kit in their name back to an ele-mentary school in their district.

Midwest Machine Tool TrainingCenter now open in O’Fallon

For taking the visionary step of buildingand operating the new Midwest Machine

Tool Training Center (MMTTC) on the hightech Interstate 64/Highway 40 corridor inSt. Charles County,Troy Pohlman, presidentof Component Bar Products, has receivedthe Business Spotlight Award from theEDC’s Economic Development Roundtable.

The new 30,000-square-foot MidwestMachine Tool Training Center openedMarch 2014 in the O’Fallon CorporateCenter. It is part of Pohlman’s desire to“give back to the community” and helpyoung adults 18 to 28 who only have highschool diplomas or GEDs to get the basictraining needed to start a well-paying

industrial job. The lack of skilled industrialworkers is becoming more apparent asbaby boomers retire without their ranksbeing replenished by the upcoming work-force. In response to that reality, theMMTTC offers hands-on, project-basedlearning that includes robotics, metallurgy,quality control, team work, and soft skills.Currently about 30 local businesses haveagreed to partner with the MMTTC whenit comes to internships, job placement, andcontinuing education.

For more information about theMidwest Machine Tool Training Center,please visit go-mmttc.com or call 636-939-5582.

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Information suppliedby the Economic

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Business Happenings

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• Mondays - Kids Eat Free(with each adult entree purchased)• Tuesdays - Imperial Dancing• Friday & Saturday- DJ Nights

• Live Music Last Saturdayof Every Month

• Great dinner specials• Check website for more info

EthylsSmokehouse.com

• Best BBQ in Town!• Now Featuring Outdoor

Sandbar with 17 TV’s!Check Out Our Nightlife!

8505 Veterans Memorial ParkwayO’Fallon, MO

636-978-7755Open 11 am Seven

Days a Week

Judged “Best Wingsin St. Charles Co.”

Judged “Best Wingsin St. Charles Co.”

Happy Hour• Everyday 2-6 pm and

Sun-Thurs Late Night 9 pm-close

(dine-in only)

Great Food& Drink...

Good Friends...Live Music..

• Ice Cold Drinks • Covered Patio• Appetizers • Sandwiches

• Burgers • Steaks • Pasta • PizzaHours: Mon-Sun 11am to close

Defiance Roadhouse • 2999 Hwy 94 South, Defiance MO

636-987-2075Visit us online at www.defianceroadhouse.net

Your FIRST STOPComing To or From

the Wineries...You May Just Stay All Day!

GREATTIMES!

FREERegular Appetizer withany 2 Entrees and thePurchase of 2 drinks

Good on lunch or dinner. (Tip OnRegular Amount.) Valid Mon-Thurs,not valid with any other coupon.

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The Authentic

Tasteof ItalyRight Here inSt. Charles!

Salvatore’s Pizza4139 Old Hwy. 94 South, St. Charles MO

636-922-2100www.salvatorespizza.net

• Pizza • Burgers • Appetizers • Entrees• Salads • Pastas • Live Music!

Hours: Mon-Sun 11am to close

FREERegular Appetizer withany 2 Entrees and thePurchase of 2 drinks

Good on lunch or dinner. (Tip OnRegular Amount.) Valid Mon-Thurs,not valid with any other coupon.

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Amberle WrightOwner

Bryan Road Animal Hospital

Bonnie L. TherrienCity Administrator

O’Fallon MO

Nina DeAngeloDirector of Member EngagementO’Fallon Chamber of Commerce

Ken & Kathy CobbOwners

Farmhouse Sandwiches

Brian Folsom, Insurance AgentMO Farm Bureau Insurance

Wentzville

George DuvenickManager

River City Catering

Jan Stanczak, Owner, Travel Leaders

Jan’s Travel & Cruise

Sharon Hopper St. Louis Portrait Artist

Kelly Ross KerrDigital Catalyst

Amped Up Digital

Carrie Jost, Stephanie Adams,Lisa Payne, 3 PEDS in a Pod

Community Wellness & Therapy

Michelle CallahanDigital Security

Division of Pass Security

Who’s Who InSt. Charles County

Get to know the people who make St. Charles County happen...from retailers, to doctors, to owners, to managers

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