May 14 - 20, 2010

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May 2010 22 • Youth Fishing Derby – Grab a fishing

21 • “Mother Goose Stories” – Preschool-
and elementary school-aged children will
learn about cooperation from the Piwacket
Theater Group. The non-profit children’s the-
ater creatively infuses classic fairy tales with
catchy songs, fun dances and comical inter-
action emphasizing important values and
morals. At the Museum of Transportation, 10
a.m. Reservations required. Visit www.trans-
portmuseumassociation.org for tickets.
22 • Festival of Food & Flowers – Participat-
ing businesses will offer free flowers and re-
freshments, as well as discounts and in-store
specials, in downtown Kirkwood. Garden-
ing events take place at Kirkwood City Hall
beginning at 10 a.m. Concurrently, the “Art-
ists in Bloom” art show and sale, which will
also feature live music and entertainment, is
slated for Kirkwood Station Plaza. Visit www.
downtownkirkwood.com for information.
22 • Taste of Maplewood – Sample local
restaurant fare while enjoying live music and
a European-style open market along historic
Sutton Boulevard from noon to 9 p.m. Call
781-8588 for more information.
pole and head to Fenton’s Westside Park in
Woodridge Trails Subdivision for a kids cast-
ing contest and more. Check-in at 7:30 a.m.;
fish until 10 a.m. Cost is $7-$9. Visit www.
fentonmo.org.
26 • Maplewood Community Concert
Series – Enjoy music by The Big Bayou at
Ryan Hummert Memorial Park from 6-8 p.m.
Sponsored by the Maplewood Community
Betterment Foundation. Call 781-8588 for
more information.
28 • Glendale JazzFest – The 11th annual
JazzFest will be hosted by Classic 99-KFUO’s
Don Wolf. The Terry Thompson Swing Alive
Band and other local groups will play from
6-10 p.m. on the Glendale City Hall parking
lot, 424 N. Sappington Road. Refreshments
from local restaurants will be on sale; con-
cert is free. Visit www.glendalemo.org for
details.
28-June 20 • Shakespeare in the Park –
The Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis pres-
ents “Hamlet” in Forest Park. Seating is in
Shakespeare Glen near the art museum;
concessions will be available for purchase.
Performances are scheduled nightly (except
Tuesdays) at 8 p.m., with pre-performance
entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. Visit
www.shakespearefestivalstlouis.org for in-
formation.
28-June 27 • “Big River: The Adventures
of Huckleberry Finn” – Stages St. Louis
presents this Tony Award-winning musical
based on Mark Twain’s legendary novel, with
a score by Roger “King of the Road” Miller,
at Kirkwood Community Center’s Robert G.
Reim Theatre, 111 S. Geyer Road. For show-
times and ticket information, visit www.stag-
estlouis.com or call 821-2407.
29, 30 & 31 • African Arts Festival – Enjoy
family tours, art activities and performances
celebrating African culture at the World’s Fair
Pavilion in Forest Park. Saturday, 10 a.m.-8
p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Monday, 10
a.m.-6 p.m. Visit www.stlafricanartsfest.org
for more information.
31 • Gypsy Caravan – Come to one of the
largest antique, craft and flea markets in the
Midwest and help support the St. Louis Sym-
phony Orchestra. The event is held from 7
a.m.-5 p.m. on the campus of the University
of Missouri-St. Louis. Visit www.gypsycara-
van-stl.org for information.
June 2010
3 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by Delicious Fishes at Station Plaza, begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more
details.
3-Oct. 14 • Webster Groves Farmers’ Mar-
ket – Each Thursday afternoon between 3
and 7 p.m. shop for fresh produce and more
in Webster’s Old Orchard Business District,
along South Old Orchard Avenue, directly
south of Big Bend Boulevard.
3-27 • Circus Flora – St. Louis’ one-ring,
European-style circus will present an all-new
show, “Ingenioso,” inspired by Don Quixote.
The family-friendly circus takes place under
an air-conditioned big top tent next to Pow-
ell Symphony Hall (corner of Grand Boule-
vard and Samuel Shepard Drive). Tickets
range from $14 to $34. For showtimes, visit
www.circusflora.org.
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BarBecues for charity

• May 14 & 15
• June 11 & 12
• August 13 & 14
• September 10 & 11
• October 8 & 9
Award-winning barbecued food is reasonably priced and includes
rib dinners, pork steak dinners, half-chicken dinners, rib tip dinners,
bratwursts, hamburgers & hot dogs for carry-out or sit-down dining.
Held on the parking lot of Sappington Farmer’s Market,
8400 Watson, between Laclede Station & Elm.

free Hamburger or Hot Dog

One FREE hamburger or hot dog with the purchase
of any pork steak, rib or chicken entree.
Not valid at Community Days Barbecue. Coupon expires 11/1/2010.

Proceeds are donated to worthwhile needs & community betterment. For more info,
call 314-918-2690 or 314-330-8372 or go to webstergroveslions.tripod.com.

Jefferson
Barracks
Veteran's
Concert Series
Blues on the Mississippi Friday Nights • $10 per person
memorial June 4........Billy Peek
ampitheater June 11 ......Oliver Sain Review *FREE to all our Military heroes with valid ID!
June 18......Kim Massie
June 25 .....Soulard Blues Band
oldies By the RiveR Saturday Nights • $8 per person
June 5........Fabulous Motown Revue
Lemay Night–Sponsored by the Lemay Chamber of Commerce
June 12......Butch Wax and the Hollywoods
June 19......Ticket to the Beatles *FREE to all our police & firefighters with valid ID!
June 26 .....Elvis Live!
Affton Night–Sponsored by the Affton Chamber of Commerce
Gates open at 7p.m. • Concerts run 8:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Free Parking • Lawn Seating • Low Cost Concessions available • Info call 314-615-5572
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Summer Community Calendar May 14 - 20, 2010

June 2010 from page 9

4 • Blues on the Mississippi – Billy Peek
Dining • History • Fest will perform at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Memo-
ping • ivals
Shop UPCOMING rial Amphitheater at Jefferson Barracks Park.
Advance tickets, available from the Affton
EVENTS: Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On the day
❤ Girlfriend's Day - May 15, July 10 & 24 of the event, adult admission is $10. Children
Lunch at Blue Owl, Shopping Passport under 12 attend free of charge. For informa-
and Tea Party at Anheuser Estate tion call 849-6499.
Strawberry Festival -June 5 & 6
Street Merchants, Food Vendors, Crafts, 4 • Music+Movies at LOMA – Enjoy live mu-
Activites for Adults & Children sic by Gumbohead at 7 p.m. at the Laumeier
Shop for a Cure-June 13 Outdoor Music Amphitheater, followed by a
❤ Father's Day Car Show -June 20 showing of “Charlie and the Chocolate Facto-
Treat Dad to a Wonderful Day... ry” at dusk. Free. For details, call 821-1209.
Car Show, Dining & Entertainment!
Daylily Sale-June 26 4 • Sundown Park Party – Join in the mov-
Riverboat Cruise to Kimmswick in’ and groovin’ at the Festival Site Pavilion in
August 19–Tom Sawyer Riverboat Shrewsbury’s Wehner Park. Live music by the
Cruise from St. Louis to Kimmswick Presentation Band starts 7 p.m. Bring friends
❤ Anheuser Thursdays and a blanket to this free concert. Visit www.
Lunch & Dessert at Blue Owl, Shopping cityofshrewsbury.com for information.
Passport, Tour of Anheuser Estate
www.gokimmswick.com 4 & 5 • “Alpha Squad 5” – Affton Center-
for more info or call 636-464-6464 Stage Theatre Company’s annual children’s
production will be held at Judith E. Reth-
wisch Auditorium, Affton High School, 8309
Mackenzie Road. Lobby opens at 6:30 p.m.,
ountry Store
Amish C
performance at 7 p.m. Tickets are $6. Visit
www.afftoncenterstage.org for information.
4-6 • Art & Air – The “artist’s art fair” fea-
tures fine art, fine music and fine food on
L ov e W h e r e Y o u L i v e the grounds of Eden Theological Seminary
with at East Lockwood and Bompart in Webster
Amish-mAde Furniture Groves. Hours: Friday, 6-10 p.m.; Saturday,
11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Enjoy
for every room
fine art, live music and food from some of St.
in your home
Louis’ best restaurants. Visit www.artandair.
plus: com for information.
• Gifts they will
love 5 • Concert in Whitecliff Park – Visit Crest-
wood’s Whitecliff Park for a free evening of
• Wall Decor
music by the Gateway City Big Band. The
• Flooring concert will begin at 8 p.m. on the stage next
• Braided rugs to the community center. Snow cones, pop-
YOU select • Kitchen & corn and drinks available for purchase.
Bath Cabinets
the Wood, Stain,
5 • Oldies by the River – The Fabulous Mo-
& Style. • Window Blinds
town Review will perform at 8 p.m. in the
& Shutters Veterans Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson
Barracks Park. Advance tickets, available from
7580 Watson rd. • 314-968-8900 the Affton Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On
the day of the event, adult admission is $8.
Children under 12 attend free of charge. For
information call 849-6499
5 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for live
American acoustic music by Prairie Soul be-
ginning at 10 a.m. Visit www.downtownkirk-
wood.com for information.
5 & 6 • Kimmswick Strawberry Festival –
Feast on fresh strawberries, strawberry short-
cake, strawberry cheesecake, chocolate-cov-
ered strawberries and even strawberry iced
tea in historic Kimmswick, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Visit www.gokimmswick.com for details.
6 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation pres-
ents The Bob Kuban Band in Carondelet
Park from 6-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for
more details.
10 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a screening of
“Surf’s Up” at 7 p.m. A delicious meal will
be available for $5. Call 842-7946 for more
information.
10 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by Rosewood at Station Plaza, beginning at
6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more details.
11 • Blues on the Mississippi – Oliver Sain
Review will perform at 8 p.m. in the Veterans
Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson Barracks
Park. Advance tickets, available from the Af-
fton Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On the
day of the event, adult admission is $10.
Children under 12 attend free of charge. For
information call 849-6499.
11 • Hot Nights, Cool Sounds – Listen
to live music by the Well Hungarians from
7-9:30 p.m. at Des Peres Park (Manchester
and Ballas). Concessions will be sold by the
Boy Scouts; guests may bring a cooler. Free.
Visit www.desperesmo.org for information.
11 • Maplewood Arts Walk – Visit the ac-
tors, designers, musicians, photographers,
sculptors and visual artists who make up the
Maplewood Arts District at this fun, free day
of local culture. Manchester Road at Marshall
Avenue from 6-9 p.m. Visit www.cityofma-
plewood.com for more information.
11 • Music+Movies at LOMA – Enjoy live
music by Swing DeVille at 7 p.m. at the
Laumeier Outdoor Music Amphitheater, fol-
lowed by a showing of “Monsters vs. Aliens”
at dusk. Free. For information call 821-1209.
11 & 12 • Webster Groves Lions Club Bar-
becue – The Lions will be serving barbecue
from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on the parking lot of
Sappington Farmer’s Market, 8400 Watson
Road. Ribs, chicken, pork steaks, bratwursts,
hamburgers and hot dogs may be enjoyed
on-site or carried out. Proceeds support Li-
ons Club charitable projects. Visit www.web-
stergroveslions.tripod.com for information.
12 • German Fest – Honor the immigrants
who settled Sunset Hills with great food, a
performance by German dancers and enter-
tainment by Herb Eberle at Watson Trail Park
pool starting at 5 p.m. Visit www.sunset-hills.
com for information.
12 • Oldies by the River – Butch Wax & the
Hollywoods will perform at 8 p.m. in the Vet-
erans Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson
Barracks Park. Advance tickets, available from
the Affton Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On
the day of the event, adult admission is $8.
Children under 12 attend free of charge. For
information call 849-6499
12 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for live folk
and bluegrass music by Fox Creek beginning
at 10 a.m. Visit www.downtownkirkwood.
com for information.
13 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation presents
Clave Sol Salseros in Carondelet Park from
6-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more de-
tails.
17 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a Motown con-
cert by The Excelerators at 7 p.m. A delicious
meal will be available for $5. Call 842-7946
for more information.
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17 • Old Webster Summer Night Street
Dance – Spend the evening in Old Webster.
Shop and dine, enjoy the music and dance
in the street. Ticket to the Beatles will be
playing from 6-9 p.m. on Allen Avenue, just
off Lockwood in Webster Groves. Free. Visit
www.shopoldwebster.com for information.
noiZ Blues Band at Jefferson Avenue and
Kirkwood Road at 7 p.m. Free. Sponsored by
Kirkwood Area Arts Council. For details, visit
www.kirkwoodareaarts.org or call 965-7100.
19 • Oldies by the River – Ticket to the
Beatles will perform at 8 p.m. in the Veterans
Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson Barracks
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19 • Youth Fishing Derby – Children ages

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houseproductions.org for information.
18 • Blues on the Mississippi – Kim Massie
will perform at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Memo-
rial Amphitheater at Jefferson Barracks Park.
Advance tickets, available from the Affton
Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On the day
of the event, adult admission is $10. Children
under 12 attend free of charge. For informa-
tion call 849-6499.
18 • Down on the Farm – Come to Suson
Park, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., for a day of farm fun, in-
cluding hayrides, pony rides, barn tours and
games. Kids 12 and under, $8; adults, free.
For more information call 615-8822.
18 • Gazebo Series – Brian Capps & The
Skeletons will perform at 7 p.m. followed by
a screening of the film “Walk the Line” at Old
Orchard Gazebo Park, Big Bend at South Old
Orchard in Webster Groves. Free. Presented
by the Old Orchard Merchants Association.
Visit www.oldorchardwg.com for details.
18 • Music+Movies at LOMA – Enjoy live
music by Hudson & The Hoodoo Cats at 7
p.m. at the Laumeier Outdoor Music Amphi-
theater, followed by a showing of “Raising
Arizona” at dusk. Free. For information call
821-1209.
19 • Making Music Concert Series – Enjoy
a street concert by Alvin Jett and The Phat
must bring their own pole and bait, and reg-
ister by June 17. Visit www.desperesmo.org
for information.
19 • Movie in the Park – Come to Bohrer
County Park for a screening of “The Sandlot”
at 8:30 p.m. Free, sponsored by Eagle Bank.
20 • Cars With Class – From early brass to
modern muscle cars, see them all at this free
Father’s Day car show with both judged and
non-judged categories from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
in the upper parking lot of the Museum of
Transportation. Visit www.transportmuseu-
massociation.org for information.
20 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation presents
The Waterloo German Band in Carondelet
Park from 6-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for
more details.
20 • Father’s Day Car Show – See all makes
and models of cars, trucks and motorcycles
from noon-3 p.m. in historic Kimmswick. Vis-
it www.gokimmswick.com for information.
23 • Maplewood Community Concert Se-
ries – Enjoy music by The Punk Hippies at
Ryan Hummert Memorial Park from 6-8 p.m.
Sponsored by the Maplewood Community
Betterment Foundation. Call 781-8588 for
more information.
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June 2010 from page 11 27 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet

Community Betterment Foundation pres-
ents The Cumberland Gap in Carondelet
24 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
Park from 6-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a screening of
more details.
“Over the Hedge” at 7 p.m. A delicious meal
will be available for $5. Call 842-7946 for
27 • Webster Groves Criterium – The Old
more information.
Orchard community is hosting the premier
racing event of the summer for both racers
24 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
and spectators. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
bike racing at its finest for free. First race
by The Darrells at Station Plaza at 6:30 p.m.
starts at 10:30 a.m. Visit www.thehubbicy-
Call 775-2921 for more information.
clecompany.com or call 963-0300 for more
information.
24-27 • “Alice in Wonderland” – The
Shrewsbury Community Theatre presents
Lewis Carroll’s classic tale at the Shrewsbury July 2010
City Center. For showtimes and ticket infor-
1 • Concert in Whitecliff Park – Visit Crest-
mation, call 647-1003 or visit www.cityof-
wood’s Whitecliff Park for a free evening of
shrewsbury.com.
music by Yukon Jake. The concert will begin
at 8 p.m. on the stage next to the community
25 • Blues on the Mississippi – Soulard
center. Snow cones, popcorn and drinks will
Blues Band will perform at 8 p.m. in the Vet-
be available for purchase.
erans Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson
Barracks Park. Advance tickets, available from
1 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Affton Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a concert by
the day of the event, adult admission is $10.
Rescue Band at 7 p.m. A delicious meal will
Children under 12 attend free of charge. For
be available for $5. Call 842-7946 for more
information call 849-6499.
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25 • Gazebo Series – The Javier Mendoza
Band will perform at 7 p.m. followed by a
1 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
screening of the film “Dirty Dancing” at Old
by Project 3.2.4 at Station Plaza, beginning
Orchard Gazebo Park, Big Bend at South Old
at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more infor-
Orchard in Webster Groves. Free. Presented
mation.
by the Old Orchard Merchants Association.
Visit www.oldorchardwg.com for details.
1 • Rubber Duck Race – Come to the Web-
ster Groves Aquatic Center, where partici-
25 • Music+Movies at LOMA – Enjoy live
pants of all ages will compete in a rubber
music by Boogie Chyld at 7 p.m. at the
duck race beginning at 7 p.m. $5 per duck.
Laumeier Outdoor Music Amphitheater, fol-
Call 963-5600 for more information.
lowed by a showing of “Pee-Wee’s Big Ad-
venture” at dusk. Free. Call 821-1209 for
1-4 • Webster Groves Community Days –
more details.
Enjoy an old-fashioned patriotic parade and
a community celebration including delicious
26 • Oldies by the River – Elvis Live with
barbecue, carnival rides, a pageant, fireworks
Steve Davis will perform at 8 p.m. in the Vet-
and live music. The event is held in Memo-
erans Memorial Amphitheater at Jefferson
rial Park and the Webster Groves Recreation
Barracks Park. Advance tickets, available from
Complex. Free. Sponsored by the Webster
the Affton Chamber of Commerce, are $7. On
the day of the event, adult admission is $8.
Groves Lions Club. Call 962-4141 for details.
Children under 12 attend free of charge. For
2 • J.B. Blast – 6 p.m. at Jefferson Barracks
information call 849-6499.
Amphitheater, with music, fireworks and
more.
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2 • Gazebo Series – Steve Scorfina will per-
form at 7 p.m. followed by a screening of the
film “Old Dog, New Tricks” at Old Orchard
Gazebo Park, Big Bend at South Old Orchard
in Webster Groves. Free. Presented by the
Old Orchard Merchants Association. Visit
www.oldorchardwg.com for details.
3 • Webster Groves Community Days Pa-
rade – Parade begins at 10 a.m. at Lock-
wood and Selma, turns south on South Gore
to Big Bend, east on Big Bend, south on Elm
Avenue, ending at Memorial Park, Elm Av-
enue and Glendale Road.
3 • Making Music Concert Series – Enjoy
live music by The Gateway City Big Band
at Lions Amphitheatre, Kirkwood Park, at 7
p.m. Free. Sponsored by Kirkwood Area Arts
Council. For information visit www.kirkwoo-
dareaarts.org or call 965-7100.
3 & 4 • Fair St. Louis – Celebrate Indepen-
dence Day under the Arch. Activities include
main stage entertainment, the K-Town Kids
Zone and spectacular fireworks. Saturday, 10
a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Visit
www.celebratestlouis.org for activities and
artist line-up.
4 • Community Freedom Festival – Come
enjoy the annual fireworks display at Kirk-
wood Park. Fireworks will commence at
dark. Free. Visit www.kirkwoodmo.org for
information.
4 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation presents
the Blue Knights in Carondelet Park from 6-8
p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more details.
4 • Lazy River Duck Race – Come to the
Crestwood Aquatic Center at 2 p.m. to watch
hundreds of rubber ducks racing around the
lazy river. Adopt a duck at the Crestwood
Community Center or Aquatic Center for $5
each beginning June 8. For information visit
www.ci.crestwood.mo.us.
8 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a screening
of “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs” at 7
Flower Gift-with-Purchase
at participating merchants*
Shop, Dine & Stroll historic Downtown Kirkwood
Festival of Food & Flowers
Saturday, May 22
*While supplies last.
Festival Flower Sale
at Kirkwood Train Station
Scarlet Milkweed & Mexican
Petunia will be available at
the festival and pre-orders are
being taken at Cornucopia and
Grapevine Wines and Cheese.
Proceeds support the Downtown
Kirkwood enhancement program.
KirKwood Garden Club
Plant Sale until 3 p.m.
Fresh produce, hundreds
of flowering plants,
specialty foods and
cooking demonstrations.
Festival sponsored by Downtown
Kirkwood with support from:
Lass & Laddie
Children’s Boutique
& Amtrak
Visit the Kirkwood Train Station and
enter to win two round-trip tickets on
Amtrak’s Missouri River Runner.
www.downtownkirkwood.com
Summer Community Calendar South County Times 13
p.m. A delicious meal will be available for $5.
Call 842-7946 for more information.
8 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by The SteamRollers at Station Plaza, begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more in-
formation.
8-11 • “A Funny Thing Happened on the
Way to the Forum” – Whitecliff Summer Give Kids a Summer Full of Fun!
Playhouse presents live musical theater for
the entire family on an outdoor stage in
Crestwood’s Whitecliff Park. Tickets go on Camps for ages 3-15
sale at 6:30 p.m. before each performance.
Visit www.playhouseproductions.org for in- Over 25 unique camps!
formation.
9 • Gazebo Series – Kim Massie will per-
form at 7 p.m. followed by a screening of
the film “Parenthood” at Old Orchard Ga-
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9 • Hot Nights, Cool Sounds – Listen to live
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music by Ticket to the Beatles at Des Peres
Park (Manchester and Ballas). Concessions
Festival of Nations
will be sold by the Boy Scouts or guests may
bring a cooler. 7-9:30 p.m. Free. Visit www.
desperesmo.org for information.
Aug. 28-29, 2010
9 • Let Them Eat Art – Mardi Gras meets
the Christmas Tree Walk in downtown Ma-
plewood with local artists, live music and
entertainment from 6-11 p.m. Call 645-3600
Tower Grove Park
for more information.
9 • Sounds of Summer – Bring a picnic bas-
Grand Blvd. & Arsenal
ket and lawn chairs to a free concert by the
Griffin & the Gargoyles in Brentwood Park,
from 7-9 p.m. Call 963-8689 for more infor-
A grand global gathering!
mation.
Free family fun!
10 • Bluegrass at the Farm – Come to Su-
son Park’s farm for an evening of music by Visit
George Portz and the Friends of Bluegrass.
Bring lawn chairs and coolers. Concessions
www.iistl.org
for more info!
will be available. 7-9 p.m. $5 admission, chil-
dren free. Call 894-3089 for information.
cont. p. 14
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Summer Community Calendar May 14 - 20, 2010

July 2010 from page 13 17 • Making Music Concert Series – En-

84th Annual
Carnival & Barbecue
July 1, 2, 3 & 4
Held in conjunction with Webster Groves’
“July 4th Community Days” celebration. More
than a dozen amusement rides, lots of games,
a Carnival Midway and award-winning barbe-
cued food. This family-fun tradition fills
Lions Club Athletic Fields at Memorial Park
near I-44 and Elm Ave.
Proceeds are donated to worthwhile needs
& community betterment. For more info,
call 314-918-2690 or 314-330-8372 or go to
webstergroveslions.tripod.com.
joy live music by the Brian Vaccaro Jazz Trio
29 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a concert by
at Lions Amphitheatre, Kirkwood Park, at the Ambassadors of Swing at 7 p.m. A deli-
10 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
7 p.m. Free. Sponsored by Kirkwood Area cious meal will be available for $5. Call 842-
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for live
Arts Council. For details, visit www.kirkwoo- 7946 for more information.
roots music by Salt of the Earth beginning at
dareaarts.org or call 965-7100.
10 a.m. Visit www.downtownkirkwood.com.
29-Aug. 1 • “A Chorus Line” – Whitecliff
17 • Peach Festival – Celebrate everything Summer Playhouse presents live musical
11 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
peachy at The Kirkwood Farmers’ Market with theater for the entire family on an outdoor
Community Betterment Foundation presents
Power Play in Carondelet Park from 6-8 p.m.
samples from local farmers, peach-related stage in Crestwood’s Whitecliff Park. Tickets
treats and a peach pie contest. The event go on sale at 6:30 p.m. each night. Visit www.
Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more details.
starts at 10 a.m. Visit www.downtownkirk- playhouseproductions.org for information.
wood.com for information.
15 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a concert by
17 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
Aug. 2010
John Balandford & Friends at 7 p.m. A deli-
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for live 1 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
cious meal will be available for $5. Call 842-
acoustic rock and blues music by the Maple Community Betterment Foundation presents
7946 for more information.
Jam Band beginning at 10 a.m. Visit www. Memories of Elvis in Carondelet Park from
downtownkirkwood.com for information. 5:30-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for de-
15 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
tails.
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
18 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
by Ben & Jimmy at Station Plaza, beginning
Community Betterment Foundation presents 4-15 • “Disney’s The Aristocats” – Stages
at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more infor-
Mystic Voyage in Carondelet Park from 6-8 St. Louis presents a modern version of the fe-
mation.
p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more details. line family film at Kirkwood Community Cen-
ter’s Robert G. Reim Theatre, 111 S. Geyer
16 • Gazebo Series – Supe Granda will per-
22 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to Road. For showtimes and ticket information,
form at 7 p.m. followed by a screening of
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a screening of visit www.stagestlouis.com or call 821-2407.
the film “Weird Science” at Old Orchard Ga-
“Madagascar 2” at 7 p.m. A delicious meal
zebo Park, Big Bend at South Old Orchard in
will be available for $5. Call 842-7946 for 5 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
Webster Groves. Free. Presented by the Old

Things To Do
more information. the Watson Trail Park Pool for a screening of
Orchard Merchants Association. Visit www.
“Where the Wild Things Are” at 7 p.m. A deli-
oldorchardwg.com for details.

This Summer
22 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series cious meal will be available for $5. Call 842-
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert 7946 for more information.
16-Aug. 15 • “Promises, Promises” –
by Erin Bode at Station Plaza, beginning at
Stages St. Louis presents this mid-century
6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more details. 5 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
musical by Neil Simon with songs by Burt
1. Plant flowers
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
Bacharach at Kirkwood Community Center’s
22-25 • “God’s Favorite” – Whitecliff Sum- by The SteamRollers at Station Plaza, begin-
Robert G. Reim Theatre, 111 S. Geyer Road.
2. Touch up paint
mer Playhouse presents live musical theater ning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for details.
For showtimes and ticket information, visit
for the entire family on an outdoor stage in

3. Clean out clutter

www.stagestlouis.com or call 821-2407.
Crestwood’s Whitecliff Park. Tickets go on 7 • Making Music Concert Series – Enjoy

l sale at 6:30 p.m. each night. Visit www.play- live music by The Air National Guard Band
4. Call Kathy to sel
17 • Dive-In Movie – Enjoy a screening of
houseproductions.org for details. of the Central States at Lions Amphitheatre,
“Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs” while
Kirkwood Park at 7 p.m. Free. Sponsored by
house fast floating in the Lodge Des Peres Lodge out-
door pool. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. Des
25 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation pres-
Kirkwood Area Arts Council. For details, visit
www.kirkwoodareaarts.org or call 965-7100.
Peres residents, $3; non-residents, $5. Visit
5. RELAX! www.desperesmo.org for more information.
ents the Soulard Blues Band in Carondelet
Park from 6-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for 7 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
more details. er’s Market at Argonne and Taylor for live
Kathy Tempel
17 • Downtown Kirkwood Sidewalk Sale
acoustic roots and blues music by UJ & The
– Bargains will abound in Downtown Kirk-
Broker/Realtor wood from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Participating busi-
28 • Maplewood Community Concert Down Home Blues Band beginning at 10
(314) 239-8624 nesses will display red and white checkered
Series – Enjoy music by Phil Steinbeck at a.m. Visit www.downtownkirkwood.com for
Ryan Hummert Memorial Park from 6-8 p.m. information.
tablecloths. Visit www.downtownkirkwood.
Sponsored by the Maplewood Community
RESULTS
com for information.
314-352-7770 Betterment Foundation. Call 781-8588 for
Equal Housing opportunity
more information. cont. p. 15

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8 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation presents
Mitzi MacDonald & Keltic Reign in Caronde-
let Park from 5:30-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.
org for more details.
12 • Family Nights at the Pool – Come to
the Watson Trail Park Pool for a live concert
at 7 p.m. A delicious meal will be available
for $5. Call 842-7946 for more information.
12 • Fishing Derby – Fishers of all ages may
compete for trophies from 6-7:30 p.m. at
Watson Trail Park. Visit www.sunset-hills.com
for more information.
12 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by Brotha D and the Woo Daddies at Station
Plaza, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921
for more information.
13 • Hot Nights, Cool Sounds – Listen to
live music by Griffin and the Gargoyles at Des
Peres Park (Manchester and Ballas). Conces-
sions will be sold by the Boy Scouts or you
may bring a cooler. 7-9:30 p.m. Free. Visit
www.desperesmo.org for information.
13 • Sounds of Summer – Bring a picnic
basket and lawn chairs to a free concert by
Cruzen in Brentwood Park, from 7-9 p.m.
Call 963-8689 for more information.
13 • Sundown Park Party – Join in the mov-
in’ and groovin’ at the Festival Site Pavilion
in Shrewsbury’s Wehner Park. Live music by
Ship of Fools starts 7 p.m. Bring friends and
a blanket to this free concert. Visit www.cit-
yofshrewsbury.com for information.
13 & 14 • Webster Groves Lions Club Bar-
becue – The Lions will be serving barbecue
from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on the parking lot of
Sappington Farmer’s Market, 8400 Watson
Road. Ribs, chicken, pork steaks, bratwursts,
hamburgers and hot dogs may be enjoyed
on-site or carried out. Proceeds support Li-
ons Club charitable projects. Visit www.web-
stergroveslions.tripod.com for information.
Summer Golf at Tower Tee
• Jr. Camps begin June 8 (ages 4-17)
• Jr. League begins June 14 (ages 8-14)
• Ladies League begins June 24
• Co-ed League begins June 29
6727 Heege Rd.
• Family Scramble Tourney June 26
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14 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm-
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for acous-
tic rock and blues music from The Maple Jam
Band beginning at 10 a.m. Visit www.down- We’ve Moved...
Now in Webster Groves
townkirkwood.com for information.
15 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet
Community Betterment Foundation presents
Vince Martin in Carondelet Park from 5:30-8
r 2010!
p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more details.
e see wha s
t’ new fo
19 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series Com
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by Delicious Fishes at Station Plaza, begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more
information.
21 • Making Music Concert Series – Enjoy
live music by Raven Moon at Lions Amphi-
theatre, Kirkwood Park at 7 p.m. Free. Spon-
sored by Kirkwood Area Arts Council. For
information visit www.kirkwoodareaarts.org
or call 965-7100.
21 • Tunes at Ten – Visit the Kirkwood Farm- 3174 S. Brentwood Blvd. • Webster Groves • 314-647-8054
ers’ Market at Argonne and Taylor for live
roots music by Salt of the Earth beginning at
10 a.m. Visit www.downtownkirkwood.com
for information.
22 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet Unique, Original
Community Betterment Foundation presents
Cornet Chop Suey in Carondelet Park from Works of Art
5:30-8 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-inc.org for more
details. Make Great Gifts
24 • Concerts in the Park – The Carondelet for Anyone
Community Betterment Foundation presents
the St. Louis Stompers Classic Jazz Band in • Oil paintings and
Fanetti Park from 5:30-9 p.m. Visit www.ccbf-
inc.org for more details. pottery by Mary Kofron
• Compositions in wood
25 • Maplewood Community Concert Se-
ries – Enjoy music by The Baker-McLaren by Herbert Bilgram
Band at Ryan Hummert Memorial Park from
6-8 p.m. Sponsored by the Maplewood and much more.
Community Betterment Foundation. Call
781-8588 for more information.
26 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
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Aug. 2010 from page 15 a bonfire and toast s’mores. Check-in at 6
p.m. $5 for children, $8 for adults. For reg-
traditions at the 50th annual Greentree Festi-
val in Kirkwood Park. Friday, 5-10 p.m.; Satur-
istration and more information, visit www. day, 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
28 & 29 • Festival of Nations – The re-
gion’s leading multicultural celebration,
cityofshrewsbury.com For details, visit www.greentreefestival.com.
sponsored by the International Institute St.
10 & 11 • Webster Groves Lions Club Bar- 18 • Greentree Parade – Parade begins at
Louis, features traditional dance and music,
becue – The Lions will be serving barbecue 10 a.m. at Kirkwood High School, travels east
ethnic food, cultural and educational exhib-
from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on the parking lot of on Essex to Kirkwood Road, south on Kirk-
its, folk art demonstrations and an interna-
Sappington Farmer’s Market, 8400 Watson wood Road to Argonne, west on Argonne,
tional market. The event takes place in Tower
Road. Ribs, chicken, pork steaks, bratwursts, finishing at the Kirkwood Community Center
Grove Park and is free. Saturday, 10 a.m.-7
hamburgers and hot dogs may be enjoyed on Geyer Road.
p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Visit www.iistl.
on-site or carried out. Proceeds support Li-
org for more information.
ons Club charitable projects. Visit www.web- 18 • Affton Days Parade & Festival – Fes-
Sept. 2010 stergroveslions.tripod.com for information. tivities will kick off with a parade beginning
at Affton High School at 10 a.m. (lineup
10, 11 & 12 • Art Outside – Enjoy the fall begins at 8 a.m.) and ending at the festival
2 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
weather at this outdoor festival with regional grounds at St. George Church and School,
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
artists, kids’ activities, live music and fun at 4980 Heege Road. There’ll be live perfor-
by Brother Chaos at Station Plaza, beginning
Schlafly Bottleworks in Maplewood, Friday, mances, food and fun for the whole fam-
at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more infor-
5-10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun- ily, lasting until 9 p.m. For information visit
mation.
day, noon-4 p.m. Call 241-2337 for more in- www.afftonchamber.com.
formation.
2-5 • Maple Days – Celebrate the holiday
18 • Old Webster Jazz & Blues Festival
weekend at Deer Creek Park. Thursday & Fri-
11 • Celebrate Richmond Heights – Rich- – One of the most family-friendly jazz fes-
day, 5-11 p.m.; Saturday, 1-11 p.m.; Sunday,
mond Heights’ annual festival brings the tivals on the planet, the Old Webster Jazz &
1-10 p.m. For information call 647-6291.
community together to celebrate. The free Blues Festival promises non-stop jazz and
festival begins at 1 p.m. with a patriotic pa- blues from two stages. From rockin’ blues to
7 • Dog Day Swim – All friendly and well-
rade down Dale Avenue and continues from big band, and from New Orleans zydeco to
behaved dogs are invited to an evening of
2-10 p.m. at The Heights: Richmond Heights swing, this award-winning event showcases
swimming at the Crestwood Aquatic Center,
Community Center and Memorial Library. St. Louis’s most talented performers plus
from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Pre-registration and
Fun for the whole family, featuring children’s food and drink from area restaurants and
proof of vaccinations are required. Crest-
activities, games, entertainment and food. a gallery of fine art. Street entertainers also
wood residents, $10; non-residents, $15.
Visit www.richmondheights.org for informa- amuse spectators with fire-eating, juggling,
tion. and balloons. Bring the kids, strollers and
7 • Dog Days of Summer – Take the dog for
lawn chairs. Free. Noon-11 p.m. For informa-
a swim at the Lodge Des Peres outdoor pool,
11 & 12 • History Hayride – Enjoy a hayride tion visit www.oldwebsterjazzfestival.com.
5:30-7:30 p.m. $10 per dog, proof of vacci-
and guided tour of Jefferson Barracks. $7 per
nations required. Visit www.desperesmo.org
person. For times and reservations call 544- 23 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
for more information.
6224. – Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
by Brotha D and the Woo Daddies at Station
7 • Paw Party – Bring the dog to Shrewsbury
16 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series Plaza, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921
Aquatic Center for a dip in the pool from
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert for more information.
6:30-8 p.m. Must have current shot records.
by Project 3.2.4 at Station Plaza, beginning
$10 per dog and owner. Visit www.cityof-
at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more infor- 25 • Dog Days Celebration – Downtown
shrewsbury.com for more information
mation. Kirkwood is going to the dogs with a half-
mile “Dogs on Parade” beginning at 9 a.m.
9 • Station Plaza Summer Concert Series
17 • Down on the Farm – Come to Suson More fun follows at the Farmers’ Market,
– Hit downtown Kirkwood for a free concert
Park for a day of farm fun, including hayrides, where visitors can shop for dog-related mer-
by Ben & Jimmy at Station Plaza, beginning
pony rides, barn tours and games. From 10 chandise, visit with animal welfare groups
at 6:30 p.m. Call 775-2921 for more infor-
a.m.-1 p.m. Kids 12 and under, $8; adults, and pose with their pooch at the photo sta-
mation.
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information.
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