out & about magazine

OOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTTThe Shopping, D in ing & En ter ta inment Gu ide to Ches ter f ie ld /West County

OOUUTT&&AABBOOUUTTChester f ield

NOV-DEC, 2012

Published in cooperation with theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce

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Contents6 Hot Picks

8 New Businesses in Town

10 November Events- What’s happening.

11 Turkey Trot

A great way to start Thanksgiving Day!

18 December Events- What’s happening.

19 Holiday Gala

Get in the mood for Christmas by attending this funannual event.

24 Back Cover Feature: Red Nose Lighting

26 Decorating Your Home for the Holidays

Here are some stores around town that offer loadsof holiday decor and decorations to make your homefestive this holiday season.

30 To Shop OnLine or Offline?

Black Friday is coming soon. Will you hit the storesor surf the web for your gifts this year?

32 Holiday Happenings

Check out the various arts and culture events hap-pening this season.

34 10 Tips to Reduce Holiday Stress

36 Libraries-They’re Not What They Used to Be

Check out your local library for lots of activities andservices you may not know about!

39 Kidz Korner

40 A Taste of Chesterfield

42 The Dining Scene

Special events not to miss this holiday season.

44 In Good Taste

Chef’s recipies, wine tips and more.

46 Restaurant Feature: Balaban’s wine cellar &

tapas bar

47 Who’s Out & About in Chesterfield

Pictures of people in places around town.

Dates for Chesterfield area events listed in Out & About subject to change.Call the individual establishments for more information on specific events.

Nov-Dec, 2012

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13th Annual Turkey Trot & Fun RunDate:Thurs, Nov 22Time: 8:30am-11am

Location: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $25-$12

Contact: www.chesterfield.mo.us or 636-812-9500Exercise off those holiday calories with 5K Fun Runsponsored by St. Luke’s Hospital. Races for all ages.

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Top:13th Annual Turkey Trot

and Fun Run

Center:Colors of the World at

Chesterfield Arts

Bottom:Blue Man Group at the Fox

Colors of the WorldDate:Thurs, Nov 1-Fri, Nov 9Time: DailyLocation: 444 Chesterfield Arts GalleryCost: FreeContact: 636-519-1955 or www.chester-fieldarts.orgAn exhibition celebrating culture, heritage andethnicity through art.

Ageless Learning SeminarDate:Thurs, Nov 1Time: 10am-11:45amLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2041 orsagraham@stlcc.eduFree seminar series for adults of all ages fea-turing varying topics.Today:“Mark Twain”.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce 1st ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Nov 1Time: 7:30am-9amLocation:Wingate by Wyndham WeldonSpring Research ParkCost: Free to members, $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399 or www.chester-fieldmochamber.comMonthly early morning networking event.Registration required 48 hours in advance.

Moonlight and MagnoliasDate: Nov 1-4 &8-11Time: Fri & Sat, 8pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Dramatic License Theater,

Chesterfield MallCost: $25-$22Contact: 636-220-7012 or dramaticli-censeproductions.com Comedy play telling about the creation of“Gone with the Wind” by Ron Hutchinson.

So You ThinkYou Can DanceDate:Thurs, Nov 1Time: 7:30pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $65-$39.50Contact: www.metrotix.com, 314-534-1111Fall’s hottest ticket will feature this season’smost popular routines as well as originalpieces created specifically for the nationwidetour.

MadonnaDate:Thurs, Nov 1Time:TBDLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $355-$45Contact: 800-745-3000 orticketmaster.comSee Madonna in concert in St. Louis.

St. Louis CountryCommunity ChorusTrivia NightDate: Fri, Nov 2Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: Kirkwood Community CenterCost: $20 personContact: 636-274-4354 orkinneycindy@msn.com 2nd Annual Trivia night to benefit St. LouisCounty Community Chorus.

Jackson Browne withSara WatkinsDate: Fri, Nov 2Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $58.50-$43.50Contact: www.metrotix.com, 314-534-1111Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne will bringhis 2012 U.S. Acoustic Tour to the FabulousFox Theatre this fall.

Play With Your FoodDate: Fri, Nov 2Time: 10am-10:30amLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: Free, registerContact: 314-994-3300Make cool creations using fruits and veg-etables.Ages 3-6.

1st Annual Wine & DineTrivia NightDate: Fri, Nov 2Time: 7pmLocation: Spazio at WestportCost: $25 person, $250 table of 10, ? table$150Contact:Tickets:www.janedoeadvocacy.eventbrite.com Benefitting Jane Doe Advocacy Center for sex-ual violence victims. Open bar, silent auction,raffles, prizes and fun.

Joe BonamassaDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $102-$62Contact: www.metrotix.com, 314-534-1111Joe Bonamassa and his touring band will per-form his one-night-only show at the Fox.

Celtic Festivalfeaturing Black 47Date: Sat, Nov 3Time: 8pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $25Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgFood tasting, beer samples, open bar and buf-fet accompany a concert by Celtic-rock groupBlack 47 and St. Louis Irish Arts.

Eagle Scout AssociationTrivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: 6:30pm-10pmLocation: 417 Weidman Road, BallwinCost: $15Contact: 314-477-8120 or www.stlesa.org The money raised from the Trivia night eventhelps fund the ESA Leadership ScholarshipFund.

Week of Nov 1-3

NOVW H A T ’ S H A P P E N I N G

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

Arts & CultureCommunity Events

Sports & OutdoorsKids & Teens

Health & FitnessAdults & SeniorsBusiness, Etc.

16th Annual Recycles DayCollection EventDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: 9am-NoonLocation: Chesterfield Valley AthleticComplexCost: FreeContact: www.chesterfield.mo.us or 636-537-4000Convenient drive-thru event accepts itemsfor disposal and recycling. See website forguidelines.

4th Annual JuniorAchievement SchoolhouseTriviaDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: Dennis & Judy Jones FreeEnterprise Center, ChesterfieldCost:Table of 8: $200Contact: 636-728-0707 x238 orwww.jastl.org Proceeds benefitting JA literacy programswithin local schools.Trivia, raffles, auction,

table decorating contest and fun.

9th Annual JuvenileDiabetes ResearchFoundation Trivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: Edward Jones Building,Manchester & 270Cost: $25 personContact: 314-515-6553 or 314-961-1701Theme : "Like a fine wine we have aged tonine." Decorate table and wear costume totheme. Prizes, raffle, fun.

8th Annual Asthma &Allergy Foundation TriviaNightDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: Chesterfield JewishCommunity Center Cost: $350 table of 10Contact: tickets at www.aafastl.org or

2012 Turkey Trot

Bring family andfriends to partici-pate in the tradi-

tion of our City’s TurkeyTrot on Thanksgivingmorning, joining in thefun with over 3,500 par-ticipants! This event willget you exercising beforespending the day feastingon all that good food.

Come walk, run, pushthe baby stroller and jointhose with their four-legged members of thefamily racing towards thefinish line.

The event will be heldat the ChesterfieldAmphitheater (631Veteran’s Place Drive) inChesterfield.The 5Kstarts at 8:30 a.m. and fol-lows a route alongChesterfield Parkway andaround the ChesterfieldMall.The 1K Kid’s FunRun is forchildren ages 9 and underand starts at 9:15 a.m.and follows a route alongVeteran’s Place Drive.Stick around after therace for refreshments andthe awards ceremony.Long-sleeved T-shirts are

guaranteed for the first2,500 registered for the5K and the first 250 reg-istered from the FunRun.

To register visit,tinyurl.com/turkeytrot5k.Online registration endsat midnight, November18. Mail-in forms can bedownloaded off the web-site at chesterfield.mo.usand must be postmarkedby November 16.Registration availableONLY at Fleet Feet inChesterfield on Tuesdayand Wednesday,November 20 and 21from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. bothdays, along with packetpick-up.

No Race DayRegistration.

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Christmas Open HouseNovember 8th, 9th, 10th

❄ Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 10 – 5 ❄ Attendance Prizes (No Purchase Necessary)

❄ Enter Daily for a Daily Drawing for a$200, $100, and $50 Gift Certificate.

❄ 10% Discount on everything in shop,excluding Sale Items. (No Layaways)

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314-645-2422 for info400-500 fun players, free beer, wine, mar-garitas, and mixed drinks along with snacks,a free photo booth, an awesome silent auc-tion and more!

Chesterfield ElementaryAnnual 2012 HolidayBoutiqueDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: 10am-4pmLocation: Chesterfield Elementary SchoolCost: Free to visitContact:www.ChesterfieldHolidayBoutique.com Over 100 boutique vendors, a variety offood trucks, great local musicians and the St.Louis Monarch Fire Department.

Mix it Up Nightat the RinkDate: Sat, Nov 3,10,17, 24Time: 7pm-9pmLocation: Greensfelder ComplexCost: $4-$3Contact: 314-615-8482We will mix it up- bring a buddy night or geta free skate pass or wear a funny hat orlearn a new skate move.

Breastfeeding ClassDate: Sat, Nov 3Time: 9am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906Class will provide information, encourage-ment and support for a successful breast-feeding experience.

Winter SongDate: Sun, Nov 4Time: 3pmLocation: Logan College of ChiropracticCost: $110-$20Contact: 636-928-3366 x218 orwww.InnsbrookInstitute.org A pairing of musical greats from two differ-ent worlds will welcome winter in a concertexperience for all ages!

34th Annual St. LouisJewish Book FestivalDate: Sun, Nov 4-Thurs, Nov 15

Time:Varies by dayLocation: JCC Staenberg FamilyComplex, St. LouisCost:Varies, see websiteContact: 314-442-3299 or www.stljew-ishbookfestival.org Largest Jewish Book Festival in the U.S.;dozens of author appearances and celebrityevents. See website for calendar.

Hip Hop SymphonyDate: Sun, Nov 4Time: 3pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $17-$12Contact: www.stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Innovative program pairing hip hop choreog-raphy with classical favorites performed bythe STL Symphony.

Heartsaver CPR with ACDDate: Mon, Nov 5Time: 5:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, ChesterfieldCost: $40 please registerContact: 314-542-4848 or www.stlukes-stl.comCPR, choking intervention, and ACD trainingfor both child and adult use. Skill testing isrequired.

Review ChildbirthDate:Wed, Nov 7 and Wed, Nov 14Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $35 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerFor couples with previous childbirth experi-ence.Tour of Birth Care Suites included.

Dinner Buffet at MountPleasant EstatesDate: Fri, Dec 7 and Fri, Dec 14Time: EveningLocation: Mount Pleasant EstatesCost: $15-$7Contact: 636-482-9463 or www.mount-pleasant.com Enjoy Augusta’s Candlelight Walk, then wrapup the evening with a hearty dinner buffet.Call or visit site for menu and info.

WomenHeartSupport GroupDate:Wed, Nov 7Time: 6:30pm-7:30pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient CenterCost: FreeContact; 314-542-4848 to registerWomenHeart is a program for participantsto share experiences relating to hearthealth.

Artists & Apples Series:Tracy GladdenDate:Wed, Nov 7Time: 12:30pm-1:30pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2241 ordward106@stlcc.edu Free luncheon featuring artists who speakon their lives and inspirations.

Don’t Stress Aboutthe HolidaysDate:Wed, Nov 7Time: 6:30pm-7:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, ChesterfieldCost: Free, please register

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Contact: 314-542-4848 or www.stlukes-stl.comJoin an open discussion on how to bettermanage the holidays so you can better enjoyfamily and friends.

Radio City ChristmasSpectacular Starring theRockettesDate:Thurs, Nov 8-Sat, Nov 17Time:Varies by dateLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $92-$26Contact: www.ticketmaster.com or 1-800-745-3000The Rockettes return to their native city ofSt. Louis with a show unlike anything St.Louis has seen before.

Celtic ThunderDate:Thurs, Nov 8Time: 7:30pmLocation: Fabulous FoxContact: metrotix.com 314-534-1111The musical phenomenon, Celtic Thunder, istouring to promote their new CD/DVD spe-cial,Voyage.

Old House in Hog HollowOpen HouseDate:Thurs, Nov 8-Sat, Nov 10Time: DailyLocation: 14319 Olive Blvd., ChesterfieldCost: Free to visitContact: 314-469-1019 or www.oldhou-seinhoghollow.comAnnual open house; stop in to see all thenewest trends in decorating, gifts andholiday fun.

Shrek:The MusicalDate: Fri, Nov 9Time: 8pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for theArtsCost: $49.50-$32.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.telecharge.com Shrek :The Musical brings the hilarious storyof everyone’s favorite ogre to life on stage.

Mozart RequiemDate: Fri, Nov 9-Sun, Nov 11Time: Fri & Sat, 8pm: Sun, 3pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $113-$32Contact: www.stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Vocalists and orchestra perform this master-piece for audiences in St. Louis.

Mary MaryDate: Fri, Nov 9Time: 8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $40-$25Contact: www.metrotix.com or 314-534-1111Hear Mary Mary with special guests IsaacCarree & Jessica Reedy in this concert.

Live Your DreamsPuppet AdventureDate: Fri, Nov 9Time; 5pm-7pmLocation: Faust ParkCost: $7 advance, $9 day of programContact: 314-615-8383 or stop byCarousel Gift Shop to purchasePuppet show by Joy Nack of Knick-KnackPuppets and Carousel rides in sparklinglights!

Midnight Howl5K Run/WalkDate: Fri, Nov 9Time: 9:45amLocation:Wolf Public House, BallwinCost: $30Contact: 636-227-8950, ballwin.mo.us Awards for top male and female finishers,top three male and female finishers in eachage category. All ages.

Veteran’s Day ParadeDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: NoonLocation: Downtown St. LouisCost: FreeContact: 314-589-6613Support and honor US Veterans at this time-honored, important parade.

Dillon International AnnualTrivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: Maryland Heights CenterCost: $20 person, $160 table/8$300 VIP tableContact: 314-576-4100, dillonadopt.com To raise awareness and funds for thelicensed, non-profit adoption and humanitari-an aid agency's programs.

Sisters of the GoodShepherd 6th AnnualTrivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: St.Ann Parish Center, 7530Natural BridgeCost: $20 personContact: 314-381-0120 or 314-385-7552for reservationsAngela Hutti, Fox 2 News Meteorologist, willhost this annual Trivia Night. Prizes, auction,fun.

Polonaise BallDate: Sat, Nov 10Time:TBALocation: Sunset Hills Country ClubCost:TBA by invitation onlyContact: 314-868-6911 or www.alexan-draballet.com for more infoAlexandra Ballet will be part this annual ballto benefit Polish American Cultural Society’sArts and Education Foundation and StanMusial Scholarship Fund.

OWLS HoneysuckleCleanupDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: 9am-12pmLocation: Central Park Pavilion,ChesterfieldCost: FreeContact: email info@openspacestl.org toregisterOperation Wild Lands will be working withthe city to remove invasive honeysuckle;learn and participate.

Fairy Tale TeaDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: 11am, 1pm & 3pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: $18-$15Contact: 314-822-8900, magichouse.orgSip tea or apple juice, make a crown andenjoy a short, live production of Cinderellawith star visits after.

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Wheels and Wine 2012Date: Sat, Nov 10Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: Museum of TransportationCost: $25 to support the Museum’s her-itage collectionsContact: 314-615-8668www.museumoftransport.org Food, music and wine from Sugar CreekVineyards,Yellow Farmhouse Vineyard, St.James Winery, Bommarito Winery, BlumenhofWinery and Robller Winery.

Uncorked…From theBarrel to the BottleDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: 2pm-4pmLocation: Mount Pleasant Winery,AugustaCost: $25-$20Contact: 636-482-9463, mountpleasant.comBarrel tastings: two samples of our red winesserved in Riedel stemware and one glass ofeach of the finished products. Hors d’oeuvres.

Talents and TreasuresInfant Care ClassDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: 9am-1pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerClass for new or expectant parents to teachinfant care. Limited class size.

Talents and TreasuresHoliday BoutiqueDate: Sat, Nov 10Time: 9am-3pmLocation: Longview Farm HouseTown & CountryCost: FreeContact: www.town-and-country.org A variety of lovely, handcrafted items for saleto brighten your home and your holiday.

Parkway Central HighSchool Art and Craft FairDate: Sat, Nov 10 & Sun, Nov 11Time: 10am-4pmLocation: Parkway Central High SchoolCost: FreeContact: 636-728-0989Annual art and craft fair to benefit schoolband programs.

Tribute to AmericaDate: Sun, Nov 11Time: 2pm & 6pmLocation: Lafayette High School,WildwoodCost: $5-$3, ages 2 and under: freeContact: 636-733-2016 for tickets:636-733-2169 wheelchair seatingThe new Rockwood Adult Community Choirwill be performing a medley of Americanmusic on Veteran's Day.

Paul McCartneyDate: Sun, Nov 11Time: 8pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $250-$27Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmas-ter.comThis legendary performer returns to St. Louisfor the first time in 10 years.

MythbustersDate: Sun, Nov 11Time: 7:30pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $75-$45Contact: .metrotix.com, 314-534-1111All-new, live stage show starring the co-hostsof Discovery series “Mythbusters: will perform.

Childbirth ClassDate: Mon, Nov 12,Tues, Nov 13 & Wed,Nov 28Time: 6:30pm-8:3pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $60 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerClasses held for four consecutive weeks oneither Mon,Tues or Wed to provide childbirtheducation. Call for more info.

Quitting Smoking? WhatDo You Have To Lose?Date: Mon, Nov 12Time: 6:30pm-8pmLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, ChesterfieldCost: Free, please registerContact: 314-542-4848 or stlukes-stl.comJoin a St. Luke's pulmonologist to learn abouthow smoking impacts your health andresources for tobacco cessation.

Breastfeeding ClassDate:Tues, Nov 13Time: 9am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906Class will provide information, encouragementand support for a successful breastfeedingexperience.

Grandparent ClassDate:Thurs, Dec 13Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $15 per couple/personContact: 314-205-6906 to registerClass for expectant grandparents to reviewcurrent hospital care for mother and baby,and tips on grandparenting.

Diabetes UpdateDate:Wed, Nov 14Time: 6pm-8pmLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, ChesterfieldCost: Free, please registerContact: 314-542-4848, stlukes-stl.com Learn the latest information about diabetes.Visit vendor booths, speak to health specialistsand receive helpful information.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Nov 14Time: 11 :30am registration; 12-1pm lunchLocation: DoubleTree Hotel & ConferenceCenter, ChesterfieldCost: $20 members, $25 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399 or www.chester-fieldmochamber.com Satie Steele Danner, Director of The MissouriDivision of Tourism presents. Sponsored byStanley Steemer. Register 48 hours inadvance.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce Business AfterHoursDate:Thurs, Nov 15Time: 5pm-7pmLocation: Red RobinChesterfield Airport RoadCost: Free to members; $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Monthly after hours networking event.Registration required 48 hours in advance.

HeartCaring WellnessScreeningDate:Thurs, Nov 15Time: 8am-9:30amLocation: St. Luke’s Women’s Center, 6McBride, ChesterfieldCost: $30 please registerContact: 314-542-4848 www.stlukes-stl.comThis individualized tests, screening for hearthealth. Personal health report and assessmentafter all tests.

The GiverDate:Thurs, Nov 15-Sat, Nov 17Time: 7:30pmLocation: Chesterfield Community Theater,West County YMCACost: $8-$5Contact: 636-532-6515 x 227 orwww.ymcastlouis.org/westcounty Performance based on Eric Coble’s book, pre-sented by Y Rep Teens.

Inspirations Exhibitand BenefitDate: Fri, Nov 16 - Tues, Nov 27Time: Fri: Reception, 6pm-8pmLocation: Chesterfield Arts GalleryCost: FreeContact: 636-519-1955www.chesterfieldarts.orgALL proceeds to benefit programming for edu-cation & outreach at Chesterfield Arts!

Ballwin HistoricalCommission Trivia NightDate: Fri, Nov 16Time: 6pm-10pmLocation: Ballwin Golf CourseCost: $160, team of 8Contact: www.ballwin.mo.usTeams of eight will compete in ten rounds oftrivia.The evening will include complimentarybeer and soda. Bring your own snacks.

West County Family YMCATrivia NightDate: Fri, Nov 16Time: 7pm-11pmLocation: 2344 McKelvey Road, MarylandHeightsCost: $25 personContact: 636-532-3100 or

Week of Nov 11-17

westco@ymcastlouis.org Theme: Favorite Action Movie. Awards fordecorated table and costume. Free child-care. Must Register.

St. Louis PhilharmonicOrchestraDate: Fri, Nov 16Time: 8pmLocation: Purser Center, Logan CollegeCost: $295-$80Contact: 314-421-3600 or www.stlphil-harmonic.org Brahms, Beethoven and Prokofiev for yourlistening pleasure and enrichment at thisperformance.

Macy’s Festival of LightsDate: Fri, Nov 16Time: 4pm-6:30pmLocation: Kiener PlazaCost: FreeContact: www.christmasinstlouis.orgKick off the holiday season at this annualevent.

Winter Wonderland WalkDate: Sat, Nov 17 & Sun, Nov 18Time: Beginning 5:15pm; four sessionsLocation:Tilles ParkCost: $5 per personContact: 314-615-8822 or 314-615-7373Be the first to walk through the holiday dis-plays at Tilles Park. Over a million lights.

SSM Hospice & HomeCare Foundation TriviaNightDate: Sat, Nov 17Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: 8300 Maryland Ave, ClaytonCost: $20 person,Table/8, $160Contact: 314-989-2775 or www.ssmhos-picefoundation.com Proceeds benefit hospice and home carepatients in St. Louis metro area, St. Charles,Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln, Montgomery andWarren counties.

RE/MAX SUBURBANInvites you to our 6th annual

Veterans Day FundraiserFeaturing our top prize - a fabulous, designer,

one-of-a-kind Christmas tree donated by Jeanie Hoodof Three French Hens valued at $5,000.00– and more!

• All of your donations go to theSt. Louis Fisher House.

• Raffle Tickets are $25 each orfive for $100, and all proceedsbenefit the St. Louis FisherHouse located on the campusof our St. Louis VA MedicalCenter at Jefferson Barracks.

• The Fisher House providestemporary lodging for veterans’families during a medical crisis.

• Please join us at any of ourVeterans Day Open Housesfrom 12:00pm to 2:00pm and then at our RE/MAXSUBURBAN office located at 16647 Chesterfield Grove,in Chesterfield Valley from 2:00pm to 4:00pm for warmrefreshments and baked goods.

• You are also invited to our office for a full week of OpenHouse Hospitality beginning on Monday, November12th thru Friday, November 16th from 9:00am thru11:00am and we will again be serving delicious warmdrinks and baked goods.

• Please contact Susan or Bob Jackson of RE/MAX SUB-URBAN at 636 812 4400 – or stop by our office. Welook forward to seeing you!!

• We honor our greatest national treasure – our militaryservice men and women and their loved ones!!

Veteran’s DayFundraiser12 to 2 pm at

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2nd Annual SportsTrivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 17Time: 7pmLocation: 1146 N.Warson, Creve CoeurCost: $20 personContact: kczmarko@yahoo.com314-442-6737Sports-related trivia, silent auction, raffle andmore! Beer, soda and snacks included.

Bikes on Brains Trivia NightDate: Sat, Nov 17Time: Doors, 6pm-Start, 7pmLocation: St. Elizabeth’s of HungaryParish Hall, CrestwoodCost: $25-$20trailnet.org/bikes-on-the-brain.com314-369-4415Fun night of general trivia. Snacks and softdrinks included; beer and wine by donation.

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Nov 17Time: 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s Urgent Care,WinghavenCost: $90 per coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerAll-day class to offer childbirth preparationfor those who would like to finish in one day.Limited size; additional class Sat, Dec 15.

Parkway South HolidaySpirit Arts & Crafts ShowDate: Sat, Nov 17 and Sun, Nov 18Time: Sat, 9am-4pm, Sun, 10am-4pmLocation: Parkway South High SchoolCost: FreeContact: 314-415-7766 or spirit76.net26th annual holiday fair to benefit ParkwaySouth Marching Band.

The True Story of theThree Little PigsDate: Sat, Nov 17 & Sun, Nov 18Time: Sat, 2pm & 5pm, Sun, 1:30 pm &3:30 pmLocation: COCACost: $20-$16Contact: 314-725-6555 or cocastl.org Ages 5+ will enjoy this musical from DallasChildren’s Theater.

Carrie Underwoodwith Hunter HayesDate:Tues, Nov 20Time: 7:30pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $61-$41Contact: 800-745-3000, ticketmaster.comCarrie brings her “The Blown Away Tour” toScottrade for a concert with Hunter Hayes.

Your Natural Approachto LaborDate:Tues, Nov 20Time: 6pm-9pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerAddition to Childbirth Preparation class forcouples with previous childbirth experiencewho desire an unmedicated birth.

Total ControlFitness CourseDate:Tues & Thurs, beginning Nov 20Time: 12:30pm-1:45pmLocation: Desloge Outpatient Center,ChesterfieldCost: $99 (7-week course)Contact: 314-542-4848www.stlukes-stl.comStrengthen your pelvic core with this fitnessand educational pelvic health program.Other dates and times available.

Blue Man GroupDate:Tues, Nov 20- Sun, Dec 2Time:Varies by dateLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $64-$15Contact: metrotix.com or 314-534-1111Experience the phenomenon that is the BlueMan Group! See fabulousfox.com for times.

Winter WonderlandDate:Wed, Nov 21-Jan 1Time: 5:30pm-9:30pm Location:Tilles ParkCost: $90 (bus)-$10(family vehicle)Contact: 314-615-8822 or 314-615-7373View the lights at Tilles Park this holiday sea-son. Saturdays for carriage rides only.

Guns ‘N HosesDate:Wed, Nov 21Time: 7pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $27.50-$7.50Contact: 800-745-3000/ticketmaster.com17-match boxing tournament featuring St.Louis area Police Officers vs. Firefighters tobenefit Backstoppers.

Gardenland ExpressDate:Wed, Nov 21-Tues, Jan 1Time: 9am-5pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: Garden Admission + $5: ages 2 &under, freeContact: www.mobot.org, 314-577-5100G-scale model trains travel through a minia-ture landscape of living plants, surroundedby more than 500 colorful poinsettias andother flowers.

Winter WonderlandDate:Wed, Nov 21-Jan 1Time: 5:30pm-9:30pm Location:Tilles ParkCost: $90 (bus)-$10(family vehicle)Contact: 314-615-8822 or 314-615-7373View the lights at Tilles Park this holiday sea-son. Saturdays for carriage rides only.

Week of Nov 18-24

13th Annual Turkey Trot &Fun RunDate:Thurs, Nov 22Time: 8:30am-11amLocation: Chesterfield AmphitheaterCost: $25-$12Contact: www.chesterfield.mo.us636-812-9500Exercise off those holiday calories with 5KFun Run sponsored by St. Luke’s Hospital.Races for all ages.

Ameren MissouriThanksgiving Day ParadeDate:Thurs, Nov 22Time: 8:45amLocation: Downtown St. LouisCost: FreeContact: www.christmasinstlouis.orgThe parade you’ve waited for all year.

24th Annual GobbleWobble Date:Thursday, Nov 22Time: 8:30amLocation:West County Assembly of God,ChesterfieldCost: $20-$25Contact: 314-434-1058 or www.wcag.org Thanksgiving Day 5K Walk/Run to benefitTeen Challenge of St. Louis.

Winter JewelsDate: Fri, Nov 23-Sun, Dec 30Time: DailyLocation: Butterfly HouseCost:AdmissionContact: 636-570-0076 orwww.mobot.orgEnjoy the warmth and vision of jewel-tonedbutterflies at the Butterfly House. Otheractivities throughout holidays. ClosedMondays and Christmas Day.

Murder Mystery DinnerShowDate: Fri, Nov 23Time: 6:30pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $40 must registerContact: 636-281-2233www.rendezvouscafeandwinebar.comJoin Jest Mysteries for a fun, mysteriousevening. Includes 4-course meal with theshow.

Electronics RecyclingDate: Sat, Nov 24Time: 10am-4pmLocation: Chesterfield Valley AthleticComplexCost: Free; donations appreciatedContact: 314-382-1650 orwww.witsinc.orgDrop off your electronics for recycling. Seelist of accepted items at website.

Faculty Art ExhibitionDate:Wed, Nov 28-Fri, Dec 7Time: 8am-7pm M-Thurs, 8am—4pm Fri,no weekendsLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2241 ordward106@stlcc.edu View the art of the instructors at St. LouisCommunity College-Wildwood.

Solutions for BetterBreathingDate:Wed, Nov 28Time: 6:30pm-7:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s Women’s CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-542-4848 to registerJoin Bobby Shah, MD, Pulmonologist, to learnhow to breathe easier with respiratory prob-lems.

Open Mic NightDate:Thurs, Nov 29Time: 6:30pm-9pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2241 ordward106@stlcc.edu Students and community artists performtheir works in the Student Lounge. Call toregister your performance or come to enjoy.

A Christmas CarolDate: Fri, Nov 29, Sat, Nov 30Time: 7:30pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for theArtsCost: $18-$10Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.telecharge.comBring the entire family out to enjoy themagic and mystery as we celebrate the sea-son with this classic tale.

Gaither ChristmasHomecomingDate:Thurs, Nov 29Time: 7pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $74.50-$29.50Contact: 636-896-4200 orwww.metrotix.com Join the Gaither Vocal Band for a holidayconcert from this legendary group.

St. Louis PhilharmonicHoliday ConcertDate: Fri, Nov 30Time: 8pmLocation: Purser Center, Logan CollegeCost: $295-$80Contact: 314-421-3600www.stlphilharmonic.orgOur annual holiday “Pops” concert is a fami-ly friendly event for all ages.

Benefit Trivia Night forErin BirchDate: Fri, Nov 30Time: Doors, 6:30pm-Start, 7:30pmLocation: Orlando Gardens, 1050Dorsett Village, Maryland HeightsCost: $20 person advance; $25 doorContact: 314-453-9000Erin Birch is battling cervical cancer. Friendsand family are hosting to help provide assis-tance to her and her family for her medicalexpenses.

Artist Trunk ShowDate: Fri, Nov 30 & Sat, Dec 1Time: Fri, 4pm-9pm: Sat, 10am-4pmLocation: Chesterfield Arts GalleryCost: FreeContact: 636-519-1955,chesterfieldarts.orgShop for unique gifts and items for the holi-days or just because at this trunk show.Members only preview time: Nov 30, 4pm-6pm.

Week of Nov 25-30

• We sell sleeves of air-place bottles, plus 400individual bottles.

• Frozen drink rentals

• Keg Headquarters

• 31-Door Cooler

• Coldest Beer in Town!

• 215 ft. of single serve beer

• 240 ft. of vodka

• 192 ft. of single malt scotch

• 114 ft. of rum

• 104 ft. of chardonnay

• 136 ft. of cabernet

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Sounds of the SeasonDate: Sat, Dec 1Time: 7pmLocation: Midwest Music Conservatory,BallwinCost: $10Contact: 636-527-5558 or www.midwest-musicstl.com Richard Carr and Friends will host a HolidayBenefit Concert for Lutheran Family & ChildrenServices of Missouri.

12 Gifts of ChristmasDate: Sat, Dec 1Time:TBALocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $125-$20Contact: 866-440-7880 or www.familyare-na.com Hear the captivating songs of Christmasshared in new and unique ways fromGrammy® Award winners Steven CurtisChapman, Laura Story. Speakers and magic.

Blue Man GroupDate: Sat, Dec 1 & Sun, Dec 2Time: 2pm&8pm Sat, 2pm 7:30pm SunLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $64-$15Contact: www.metrotix.com, 314-534-1111Experience the phenomenon that is the BlueMan Group…like nothing you’ve seen before!

A Christmas CarolDate: Sat, Dec 1 & Sun, Dec 2Time: Sat, 7:30pm & Sun, 2pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $18-$10Contact: 636-949-4433 or

www.telecharge.com Bring the entire family out to enjoy the magicand mystery as we celebrate the season withthis classic tale.

Holiday BazaarDate: Sat, Dec 1Time: 10am-5pmLocation: Greensfelder ComplexCost: FreeContact: 314-615-8482Shop for handmade items such as jewelry,wood, metal, baskets, clothing at this uniquebazaar.

Candy Cane Huntat the CarouselDate: Sat, Dec 1Time: 9:45amLocation:The Carousel in Faust ParkCost: $6 (ages 2-10): Must RegisterContact: 314-615-8383 or Carousel GiftShop for tickets Find the hidden candy canes; some have prizesattached! Preregistration required.

Breastfeeding ClassDate: Sat, Dec 1Time: 9am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906Class will provide information, encouragementand support for a successful breastfeedingexperience.

Fast Track ChildbirthDate: Sat, Dec 1Time: 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $90 per coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerAll-day class to offer childbirth preparation forthose who would like to finish in one day.Limited size; additional class Sat, Dec 15.

Mix it Up Night at the RinkDate: Sat, Dec 1,8,15,22,29Time: 7pm-9pmLocation: Greensfelder ComplexCost: $4-$3Contact: 314-615-8482We will mix it up- bring a buddy night or get afree skate pass or wear a funny hat or learn anew skate move.

2012 Lafayette LancerMarketplace Craft FairDate: Sat, Dec 1 & Sun, Dec 2Time: Sat, 9am-4pm & Sun, 11am-4pmLocation: 17050 Clayton RoadWildwoodCost: FreeContact: lhsmarketplace@gmail.comAnnual craft fair to benefit marching band.

Breakfast with SantaDate: Sun, Dec 2Time: 8:30am, 9:45am, 11am and 5pmLocation: Magic HouseCost: $20-$10 includes House admissionContact: 314-822-8900, magichouse.org You and your little short stack are invited tojoin us for our Breakfast with Santa! Makecraft and visit Magic House.

UMSL’s Jazz for the HolidaysDate: Sun, Dec 2Time: 3pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgComplete with special guest artists and spec-tacular stage lighting, this free holiday concertis not to be missed.

Skate with Santa &Holiday Ice ShowDate: Sun, Dec 2Time: 2pm-4pm Santa, 4pm-6pm ShowLocation: Hardee’s Ice Plex, ChesterfieldCost:TBAContact: 636-537-4200 orhardiesiceplex.com Have fun at this annual show and skate withSanta himself! See website for updated info.

Messy MondayDate: Mon, Dec 3Time: 5:30pm-6:15pmLocation:The Pointe, BallwinCost: $10-$8Contact: 636-227-8950Messy, fun crafts for ages 5-under 8.Additional class for 8-under 12; 6:30pm-8pm.

Breastfeeding ClassDate:Tues, Dec 4Time: 9am-11:30amLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906Class will provide information, encouragementand support for a successful breastfeedingexperience.

Alla VoskoboynikovaFaculty RecitalDate:Tues, Dec 4Time: 7:30pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgPiano music embracing different styles andperiods, from Scarlatti through Rachmaninoff.Cellist Kurt Baldwin will be featured.

University Wind EnsembleDate:Wed, Dec 5Time: 7:30pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: Free

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Top:Alexandra Ballet Presents

The Nutcracker

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Holiday Gala

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DECDECW H A T ’ S H A P P E N I N G

S c a v e n g e r H u n tIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a Chamber ofCommerce Logo for you to find. (It’s not the one on the table ofcontents or on the City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax,mail or e-mail your name, address and telephone number to theChesterfield Chamber of Commerce along with the name of the ad in whichyou found the logo. We'll enter you into a drawing on December 15 for a$50 dining certificate. Send to: Out & About,1734 Clarkson Road #312,Chesterfield, MO 63017: email to outandabout@gatewaycreative.netOr on Facebook at Out & About Magazine

Congrats to the winner of the last scavenger hunt, Karen SchulzeThe logo was hidden in the Charlotte’s Rib BBQ ad.

Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgThe University of Missouri - St. Louis'sSymphonic Band presents its annual fall concert.

Student Ceramics SaleDate:Wed, Dec 5Time: 10am-3pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2000Buy unique pieces of ceramic art created bySTLCC students on display in lobby.

OrigamiDate:Thurs, Dec 6Time: 6:30pm-8:30pmLocation: Sachs Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 314-994-3300Ages 9 and up learn the art of Japanesepaper folding. No registration required.

Chesterfield ChamberHoliday Gala Date: Fri, Dec 7Time: 6:30pm-11pmLocation: DoubleTree Hotel &ConferenceCenter, ChesterfieldCost: $75 per personContact: 636-532-3399www.chesterfieldmochamber.com Annual holiday dinner, dancing and live andsilent auctions. Join the fun; make your reser-vations now!

Ambassadors of HarmonyDate: Fri, Dec 7-Sun, Dec 9Time: Fri, 8pm: Sat, 2 & 8pm: Sun, 2 & 7pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $36-$26Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgAmbassadors’ “Sounds of the Season” concert.Don’t miss this holiday celebration.

The 2012 HolidayGala Dinner, Danceand Auction is fast

approaching! This year onFriday, December 7, theDoubletree Hotel &Conference Center willtransform into a holidaywonderland as membersand guests enjoy an excitingevening of dinner, sparklingbeverages, music providedby Bob Kuban Band, and ofcourse, live and silent auc-tions.

As always, Holiday Galaparty-goers will have theopportunity to bid on luxu-ry gift baskets, sports tick-ets, trips, condos, golf, andjewelry, to mention a few .The list of priceless auctionitems goes on and on!Don’t be surprised if youspot Santa doing a littleshopping for the specialpeople on his list as well!

The Chamber is happyto welcome Guy Phillipsfrom y98 radio. Mr. Phillipsis returning for the secondyear as guest auctioneer forthe live auction, bringingwith him much humor andenthusiasm.

Invite your friends and

co-workers to join you atthis premier holiday event.

Use this opportunity totreat your staff for theirhard work all year long.Make reservations soon, asspace is limited.Tickets canbe purchased for $70 perperson before November16 and $75 per personafter that date.This reason-able price includes gourmetfood and dessert stations,three hours of open barand all the holiday fun youcan imagine. Call theChesterfield Chamber ofCommerce at 636-532-3399 for more informationor to order tickets.

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30th CandlelightChristmas WalkDate: Fri, Dec 7 & Fri, Dec 14Time: 5pm-10pmLocation:AugustaCost: Free to visitContact: 636-228-4005, augusta-chamber.org Augusta welcomes visitors to this old-fash-ioned Christmas tradition, now in its 30thyear.

Candlelight TourDate: Fri, Dec 7 & Sat, Dec 8Time: 6pmLocation: Daniel Boone HomeCost: $15-$10Contact: 636-798-2005 danielboone-home.com Step into 1820 on this candlelight tour;enjoy wassail, cookies and period music.

Handel’s MessiahDate: Fri, Dec 7-Sun, Dec 9Time: Fri & Sat, 8pm: Sun, 3pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $113-$35Contact: www.stlsymphony.org314-534-1700The sounds of the “Hallelujah Chorus” willbrighten your spirits and usher in the sea-son.

Holiday Balloon Glowon the PlazaDate: Fri, Dec 7Time: 6pm-8pmLocation:Town Center Plaza,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-458-0440Kick off the holiday season; see glowing hotair balloon, visit Santa, and decorate anornament for the community tree. Food andbeverages available. Event to benefit YMCA;sponsored by Wildwood Business Assn.

DJ Night at Queeny ParkDate: Fri, Dec 7, 14, 21, 28Time: 7pm-9pmLocation: Greensfelder ComplexCost: $4-$3Contact: 314-615-8482Do the limbo or electric slide. Play the cor-ner’s game and more!

It’s A Wonderful Life:Radio PlayDate: Fri, Dec 7Time: 7pm: Doors, 6:30pmLocation: St. Louis Community College,WildwoodCost: FreeContact: 636-422-2241 ordward106@stlcc.edu Bring a canned good or a new toy for chari-ties and enjoy this 1940’s-style radio broad-cast of this holiday classic. Seating is open:come early!

Dinner Buffet at MountPleasant EstatesDate: Fri, Dec 7 and Fri, Dec 14Time: EveningLocation: Mount Pleasant EstatesCost: $15-$7Contact: 636-482-9463www.mountpleasant.com Enjoy Augusta’s Candlelight Walk, then wrapup the evening with a hearty dinner buffet.Call or visit site for menu and info.

Bee-autiful GiftsDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 2pm-4pmLocation: Butterfly HouseCost: $42-$35Contact: 314-577-5140 orwww.mobot.org/classes Make your own bee-related products to giveas gifts during the holidays. Must register.

Mannheim SteamrollerChristmasDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 4pm &8pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $52.50-$37.50Contact: www.metrotix.com314-534-1111Mannheim Steamroller Christmas has been afavorite holiday celebration for over 25 years.

Santa is Coming toWestportDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 10am-2pmLocation:Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-576-7100www.westportstl.com Visit with Santa, get photo, hot cocoa, enter-tainment and fun. Line for Santa will beclosed at 1:45pm.

3rd Annual Pet-AcularHoliday BazaarDate: Sat, Dec 8 & Sun, Dec 9Time: 11am-4pmLocation: Purina FarmsCost: FreeContact: 636-982-3232 orwww.purina.com Fun and games for pets and people. Crafts,music, animals and vendors for all thingsChristmas and pet. Santa pics with your pet.

Return to BethlehemDate: Sat, Dec 8 & Sun, Dec 9Time: 2pm-5pmLocation: Lord of Life Lutheran ChurchCost: FreeContact: 636-236-1916www.lordoflifelcms.org Experience a Living Drama surrounding theBirth of Christ.Walk and talk to the towns-folk as you travel through the streets ofBethlehem to the stable.

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Wyman CenterTrivia NightDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: Doors, 6pm: Start, 7pmLocation:Wyman Center, EurekaCost: $200, table of 10Contact: 314-549-1220 or becky.kro-nauge@experiencewyman.org Benefitting Wyman Center programs.“Throughthe Years” theme: dress as your favorite gener-ation. Trivia, prizes and fun.

Breakfast with SantaDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 9:30amLocation: Bluebird ParkCost: $3, ages 1 and under, freeContact: 636-227-7508Visit with Santa at this holiday breakfast.

Holiday FestivalDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 9am-2pmLocation: BallwinCost: FreeContact: 636-207-2357www.ballwin.mo.usThe Ballwin Holiday Festival is a fun fill day ofshopping and entertainment held at theBallwin community center.

No Naughty,All Nice, SLCOConcertDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 8pmLocation: Logan CollegeCost: $13-$7Contact: www.stlouiscivicorchestra.org Enjoy our popular annual holiday concert fea-turing winter favorites and sing-alongs! Boxoffice opens one hour before performance orpurchase online.

Infant Care ClassDate: Sat, Dec 8Time: 9am-1pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $40 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerClass for new or expectant parents to teachinfant care. Limited class size.

Chanukah: Festival of LightsDate: Sun, Dec 9Time: Noon-4pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: Garden AdmissionContact: www.mobot.org or 314-577-5100A traditional Jewish holiday celebration thatincludes festive IsrACli music and dance, amenorah-lighting ceremony and Chanukahmerchandise.

The Moody BluesDate: Sun, Dec 9Time: 7:30pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $97-$45Contact: 636-896-4200 orwww.metrotix.comThe Moody Blues celebrate the 45thAnniversary of their landmark album DAYS OFFUTURE PASSED.

Hanukkah CelebrationDate: Sun, Dec 9Time: 4pm-5:30pmLocation: Marilyn Fox Building, Chesterfield Cost: $15-$10 advance; $20-$15 doorContact: 314-442-3454

Join us at the J for Hanukkah fun, mitzvahprojects and a chance to help light the Agammenorah at the Fox.

The Moody BluesDate: Sun, Dec 9Time: 7:30pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $97-$45Contact: 636-896-4200 orwww.metrotix.comThe Moody Blues celebrate the 45thAnniversary of their landmark album DAYS OFFUTURE PASSED.

University ClassicalHoliday ConcertDate: Mon, Dec 10Time: 7:30pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgThis ever-popular annual holiday concert is amixed presentation by UMSL’s choirs andorchestras.

WickedDate:Wed, Dec 12-Sun, Jan 6Time:Varies by DateLocation: Fabulous Fox Cost: $150-$38Contact: www.metrotix.com, 314-534-1111Broadway’s biggest blockbuster comes to theFox for its 4th engagement since 2005. Seewww.fabulousfox.com for times.

The Improv ShopDate:Wed, Dec 12Time: 7:30pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $15Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgThis hilarious, Chicago-style improv is a dynam-ic adventure for the audience.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce 1st ThursdayCoffeeDate:Thurs, Dec 13Time: 7:30am-9pmLocation:The Cedars of Town and CountryCost: Free to Members; $15 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399 or www.chester-fieldchamber.com Monthly early morning networking event.Registration required 48 hours in advance.

Your Natural Approach to LaborDate:Thurs, Dec 13Time: 6pm-9pmLocation: St. Luke’s HospitalCost: $25 coupleContact: 314-205-6906 to registerAddition to Childbirth Preparation class forcouples with previous childbirth knowledge orexperience who desire an unmedicated birth.

Elves Workshop(ages 3-under 11)Date: Fri, Dec 14Time: 5pm-9:45pmLocation:The Pointe, BallwinCost: $25Contact: 636-227-8950Drop your children off at The Pointe for someholiday fun, gift making and wrapping.

Week of Dec 9-15

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The Way of LightsOur Lady of the SnowsShrine in Belleville5-10 pm beginning Nov.More than a million twin-kling lights light the way!Free to drive through.Donations accepted.

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A one mile trail of holi-day joy through FortZumwalt Park, beginningNov. 23. In addition to tradi-tional drive-throughs, theyoffer specialty rides via car-riage, train, sleigh and stroll! www.ofallon.mo.us for dates,times, prices and specialtyschedules.

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Wentzville’s contributionto our Christmas must-dofamily outings. Over 35commercial scenes and tun-nels make this an adventureyou can’t miss. BeginningNov. 23. 636-332-9236

Santa’s Magical KingdomI-44 in Eureka, MO636-938-5925santasmagicalkingdom.com

A drive-through holidaylight display with millions oflights and animated displays.Open 5:30-10:30 pm, Sun-Thu and 5:30-11 pm Fri &Sat. Open Nov 16 throughJan 6.

Winter Wonderlandat Tilles ParkWed, Nov 21-Sun, Jan 1,2013$10 per family vehicle; $90busesSun-Fri 5:30-9:30 pm; Satreserved for carriage ridesonly; fee based on number inparty. Reservations for car-riage rides must be made bycalling 314-615-8822.

Wild Lights at the St. Louis ZooFri, Sat, Sun, 5:30-8:30 pmNov 23-Dec 23; Nightlyfrom Dec 26-30. Tickets $4Zoo members, $5 non mem-bers.

An enchanting holidaywonderland with more than500,000 lights, animatedlight displays and seasonalsounds. Call 314-646-4709.

4th Annual Holiday HotAir Balloon GlowFri, Dec 7: 6-8 pmWildwood Town Center636-458-0440 wildwood-businessassociation.com

Hot air balloons, pictureswith Santa and his sleigh,Christmas Tree Lighting, liveholiday music and muchmore. All donations benefitYMCA.

Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ballwin Community CenterSat, Dec 8; 9-2 pmballwin.mo.us636-207-2357

A fun-filled day of shop-ping and entertainment.

Candlelight TourDate: Fri, Dec 14 & Sat, Dec 15Time: 6pmLocation: Daniel Boone HomeCost: $15-$10Contact: 636-798-2005 or www.daniel-boonehome.com Step into 1820 on this candlelight tour;enjoy wassail, cookies and period music.

Circus Flora:A Child’sChristmas in WalesDate: Fri, Dec 14-Sun, Dec16Time: Fri & Sat, 7pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $70-$35Contact: stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Circus Flora returns to Powell Hall to collabo-rate with the STL Symphony in high-wire hol-iday fun for the family.

Tony Orlando’s GreatAmerican ChristmasDate: Fri, Dec 14 & Sat, Dec 15Time: Fri, 8pm & Sat, 2pm & 8pmLocation: Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $43.50-$25.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.telecharge.com See this entertainer perform a Christmasshow like no other.

The NutcrackerDate: Fri, Dec 14-Sun, Dec 23Time: 14th: 7pm, then 2:30pm & 7pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $49-$27Contact: 314-516-4949 orwww.touhill.orgThis holiday classic is perfect for the entirefamily and a wonderful introduction to theworld of ballet.

The Best ChristmasPageant EverDate: Fri, Dec 14 & Sat, Dec 15Time: Fri, 7:30pm & Sat, 3pmLocation: Chesterfield CommunityTheater,West County YMCACost: $8-$5Contact: 636-532-6515 x 227 orwww.ymcastlouis.org/westcountyHilarious Christmas tale of a chaoticChristmas pageant, by Y Rep Kids.

Breakfast with SantaDate: Sat, Dec 15Time: 10amLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $10 adults, $8 ages 2-11Contact: 636-281-2233 or www.ren-dezvouscafeandwinebar.comLet kids visit with Santa and get a treatwhile enjoying a buffet breakfast. Must regis-ter.Sugar Plum FairyLuncheonDate: Sat, Dec 15 & Sun, Dec 16Time: 12:30pmLocation:Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $32Contact: 314-516-4949 orwww.touhill.orgMagical luncheon featuring the cast of theNutcracker. Photo opportunities and auto-graphs.

Christmas at theCathedralDate: Sat, Dec 15 & Sun, Dec 16Time: Sat, 8pm: Sun, 2:30pmLocation: Cathedral BasilicaCost: $49-$24Contact: 314-533-7662 or www.cathe-dralconcerts.orgCelebrate Christmas at the beautifulCathedral Basilica with these two stirringconcerts.

Chesterfield Arts Presents:The NutcrackerDate: Sat, Dec 15 & Sun, Dec 16Time: Sat, 7pm: Sun, 2pm & 6pmLocation: Purser Center, Logan CollegeCost: $15-$10Contact: 636-519-1955.chesterfieldarts.orgChesterfield Arts proudly presents AlexandraBallet in this holiday favorite performed byworld-class dancers. All ages; activities andphoto ops.

Christmas Traditions withthe Lennon SistersDate: Sun, Dec 16Time: 2pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for theArtsCost: $43.50-$25.50Contact: 636-949-4433 orwww.telecharge.com The Lennon Sisters bring a touch of nostal-gia to St. Charles with their holiday show.

Chesterfield Chamber ofCommerce GeneralMembership MeetingDate:Wed, Dec 19Time: 11:30am registration; Noon-1pmlunchLocation: DoubleTree Hotel &Conference Center, ChesterfieldCost: $20 members; $25 non-membersContact: 636-532-3399 or www.chester-fieldmochamber.com Monthly luncheon to network with otherChamber members and hear local andregional speakers. Registration 48 hours inadvance required.

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Lunch and Bingo (ages 21+)Date:Wed, Dec 19Time: 11am-1pmLocation:The Pointe, BallwinCost: $8-$6Contact: 636-227-8950We will play six rounds of Bingo followed bylunch and dessert, and then, play six more.Fun!

Gospel ChristmasDate:Thurs, Dec 20Time: 7pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $70-$35Contact: www.stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Enjoy Grammy Award-winning guest artistsTake 6 ,STL Symphony and IN UNISONChorus.

Holiday CelebrationDate: Fri, Dec 21-Sun, Dec 23Time: Fri & Sat, 2pm& 7pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Powell HallCost: $65-$25Contact: www.stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Enjoy the STL Symphony's rendition of yourfavorite holiday songs making the holiday sea-son even brighter.

Winter BreakPuppet ShowsDate:Wed, Dec 26 & Thurs, Dec 27Time: Doors: 9:15am, Show 9:30amLocation: St. Louis Carousel, Faust ParkCost: $5 advance, $7 doorContact: 314-615-8383 or Carousel GiftShop for ticketsVisit the St. Louis Carousel to enjoy a puppetshow and a complementary twirl on thecarousel.

Trans-Siberian OrchestraDate:Tues, Dec 27Time: 3pm & 8pmLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $68-$30Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmas-ter.comTrans-Siberian Orchestra brings its "The LostChristmas Eve" to Scottrade Center for twoshows. Extend your holiday joy.

Raja’s BirthdayDate:Thurs, Dec 27Time: 11am-1pmLocation: St. Louis ZooCost: FreeContact: (314) 781-0900 or www.stlouis-zoo.org Raja the Asian Elephant turns 20. Celebrateat River’s Edge, weather permitting.

Home AloneDate: Fri, Dec 28Time: 9am-10:30amLocation: St. Luke’s Hospital, Chesterfield

Cost:Ages 9-11: $15Contact: 314-542-4848 or stlukes-stl.comTopics include: handling the unexpected,stranger danger, simple first aid, dealing withloneliness and boredom, storm safety, trustand honesty.

Kwanzaa: Festival of theFirst FruitsDate: Fri, Dec 28Time: Noon-4pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: Garden AdmissionContact: www.mobot.org or 314-577-5100A Kwanzaa ceremony highlights a day of sto-rytelling, craft and jewelry displays, andauthentic African drumming and musical per-formances.

Pirates of the Caribbean:Curse of the Black PearlDate: Fri, Dec 28 & Sat, Dec 29Time: Fri & Sat, 7pm: Sun, 2pmLocation: Powell Symphony HallCost: $65-$30Contact: www.stlsymphony.org or 314-534-1700Experience “Pirates of the Caribbean” on thebig screen paired with the epic score per-formed by the STL Symphony.

Kids Night OutDate: Fri, Dec 28Time: 6pm-9:45pmLocation:The Pointe, BallwinCost: $12-$10Contact: 636-227-8950Play games, doing arts and crafts, and swim-ming. Pizza and drinks will be provided asasnack.

New Year’s Fireworks Date: Mon, Dec 31Time: 6pmLocation:Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-576-7100/westportstl.comEnjoy fireworks to usher in New Year.Carriage rides from 6:30pm-9pm.

M& I Wealth ManagementNew Year’s Eve CelebrationDate: Mon, Dec 31Time: 7:30pm

Location: Powell HallCost: $35-$120www.stlsymphony.org 314-534-1700Music Director David Robertson and the STLSymphony ring in the New Year with anevening of delightful music and surprises.

First Night St. LouisDate: Mon, Dec 31Time:TBALocation: Grand Center, St. LouisCost:TBAContact: firstnight.org or 314-289-8121Annual winter celebration with fun and activi-ties for the entire family. See website forupdated info.

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Red Nose Lighting isready to create a “simply ele-gant” Christmas lighting dis-play for your home and/orbusiness. Red Nose Lightingis a full service Christmasand special event lightingcompany. The company isowned by SealMaxx ofGreater St. Louis, Inc. andhas been serving the areasince 2004.

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Red Nose Lighting offers afree in-home/office designconsultation where they helpthe customer put togetherthe perfect display, one thatfits your home or businessand most importantly yourbudget! They arrive withtheir full time employees, notsubs, who are fully insured

and bonded. Theycarefully installyour display andintegrate it with adigital timer. Youdo not even have toturn them on or off!

Red Nose Lighting contractcomes with a 24 hour serviceguarantee at no additionalcost. Things happen andRed Nose Lighting will makethe repairs at no charge toyou. The Red Nose Teamwill return after the first ofthe New Year and safelyremove the display, pack itand store it in our clean facil-ity for next year. There areno multiyear contractrequirements.

Here is what one of ourcustomers had to say: “Wewanted to let you know howmuch we appreciated the“extra” service onThanksgiving Day. Whenthe lights came on that

evening, they were just beau-tiful!! We just love them!The guys who put up thelights could not have beennicer. Thank you so much.”Kay and Ron Gore.

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2012-13 Maryville University Wrestling Home Schedule

Day, Date Time OpponentSat, 12/1 9:00 a.m. Maryville/Kaufman-Brand Open

Wed, 1/30 7:00 p.m. Missouri Baptist University (Dual)

Fri, 2/8 7:00 p.m. Ouachita Baptist (Dual)

Wed, 2/13 7:00 p.m. McKendree (Dual)

2012-13 Maryville University Men’s Basketball Home Schedule

Day, Date Time OpponentSat, 11/10 3:00 p.m. Ohio Dominican

Sun, 11/11 2:00 p.m. Tiffin

Mon, 11/26 7:00 p.m. Lincoln

Fri, 11/30 7:30 p.m. Travecca Nazerene

Sat, 12/8 3:00 p.m. Robert Morris-Springfield

Sat, 12/15 3:00 p.m. Lindenwood

Mon, 12/17 7:00 p.m. Missouri Baptist

Thu, 1/10 7:30 p.m. McKendree

Sat, 1/12 3:15 p.m. Bellarmine

Thu, 1/24 7:30 p.m. Drury

Sat, 1/26 3:15 p.m. Missouri S&T

Thu, 1/31 7:30 p.m. Illinois-Springfield

Mon, 2/11 7:00 p.m. Brescia

Thu, 2/14 7:30 p.m. Rockhurst

Sat, 2/16 3:15 p.m. William Jewell

Sat, 2/23 3:15 p.m. Quincy

Thu, 2/28 7:30 p.m. UMSL

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Maryville University invites you and your family to attend

a Saints basketball game or wrestling match this season.

See you at the games!

2012-13 Maryville University Women’s Basketball Home Schedule

Day, Date Time OpponentFri, 11/9 7:30 p.m. Blackburn

Sat, 11/17 6:00 p.m. Missouri Western (Alumni Day)

Fri, 11/30 5:30 p.m. Benedictine-Springfield

Tue, 12/4 6:00 p.m. Principia

Sat, 12/14 1:00 p.m. Lincoln

Thr, 1/10 5:15 p.m. McKendree

Sat, 1/12 1:00 p.m. Bellarmine

Thr, 1/24 5:15 p.m. Drury

Sat, 1/26 1:00 p.m. Missouri S&T

Thr, 1/31 5:15 p.m. Illinois-Springfield

Thr, 2/14 5:15 p.m. Rockhurst (Think Pink Game)

Sat, 2/16 1:00 p.m. William Jewell

Sat, 2/23 1:00 p.m. Quincy

Thr, 2/28 5:15 p.m. UMSL (Senior Night)

Schedule details available at maryvillesaints.com

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They will meet with you at your homeand listen to learn your design ideas andbudget, measure your area and inventoryall your current holiday items. Then, like

elves with an eye for style, they’ll return tomake your home sparkle with inspiringpieces and arrangement plans. With their know-how and your personalstyle, you can make your holiday designboth personal and professional.

OOlldd HHoouussee iinn HHoogg HHoollllooww is as uniqueinside as its name implies. This shop,founded in 1978 and housed in an 1859home that is listed on the ChesterfieldHistoric Register, is a destination filledwith eclectic holiday gifts, décor and style.See beautiful furniture, Americana, prints,folk art, primitives, pewter, pottery, lamps

and chandeliers, hand-forged items, quiltsand linens, gourmet foods and more insideOld House.

More than a dozen artists’ creations fillthe shop; from American-made pumpkinsin hand-blown glass and velvet (great forcollecting or giving!) to unique candles andflameless candles in colors and sizes tomake your home glow throughout the sea-son.

Visit Old House in Hog Hollow at theirannual open house, November 8-10, andgive your eyes a treat.

Three French Hens wants you to letyour imagination go wild at their shop. “We have at least 20 themed trees, span-ning from formal to rustic…to even acooking tree,” says Jeanie Hood, theowner.

The showroom holds a mix of Europeanantiques, as well as home accessories andunique gifts, all hand-selected, to offer youmany selections.

Three French Hens is renowned fortheir large selection holiday ribbon (over100 different varieties and styles!); you canbuy ribbon or have them make bows foryour home, inside and out.

Their in-home design team is also readyto come to you and make your space aplace of holiday beauty and cheer so youcan relax.

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“Women Doing Businesswith Women”Date: Sat, Dec 1 & Sun, Dec 2Time: All dayLocation: Dream House & Tea Room,Three French Hens, and Mary TuttlesCost: Free to visitSave 20% both days (even lunch!) whenshopping or dining at these shops.

“A Sunday Lunch”Date: Sun, Dec 2Time: Shopping: 11am-4pm, Lunch:Noon-3pmLocation: Dream House & Tea RoomCost: Free to visit: reserve for lunchWear your holiday “RED” and join us forSunday Lunch. 20% off sales and lunch.

“A Supper with the Marquette ChamberChoir”Date: Thurs, Dec 6Time: TBALocation: Dream House & Tea RoomCost: $24An evening of music and great food.Everyone dining will receive a coupon for20% off purchases.

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Happy Holidays

Expires 1/30/2013

Each year, the day afterThanksgiving is infamouslyknown as Black Friday. Black

Friday is known as the official start ofthe holiday season. Shoppers are knownto rise at the crack of dawn – or earlier– and pack the stores, chasing downsales and “hot” items. Black Friday eventurns violent on occasion, when desper-ate customers just cannot wait to gettheir hands on something- Classicexample; the Tickle Me Elmo doll fromthe 1990’s.

These days, more and more peopleseem to be using the internet to do theirshopping. In 2011, it was estimated thatretail store’s sales online would growabout 16%, according to “Black Friday– Online Vs. Offline Stories.” Noticingthat online sales were up, stores such asTarget and Walmart began their BlackFriday sales as soon as Thanksgiving;only to be one-upped by the internetagain when companies such as Amazonbegan sales as early as the Mondaybefore Thanksgiving.

“Consumers are growing increasing-ly comfortable with both internet andmobile technologies and online retailersare beginning to look more convenient,”says “Black Friday – Online Vs. Offline

Stories.” Because of society’s comfortwith cell phones and tablets, severalcompanies use the Gift Groupe, which,operating on several websites, sends outdaily offers at noon plus special offers at6:00 a.m. for those in line on BlackFriday. Besides the shopping goingfaster, many prefer shopping online onBlack Friday to save on specials onshipping costs, to save on gas and trans-portation hassles, to avoid the loudcrowds, and to avoid getting up early.

So why do people still drag them-selves out of bed to go shopping onBlack Friday? Mostly, they like the tra-dition and challenge that the day brings(not to mention the boost in the econo-my). Shopping offline is easier if youare not sure what you are looking for,since one cannot exactly surf the entireinternet looking for just the right thing.While searching in stores, one mightcome across something that they didn’teven realize that they needed or wanted.

Target, Walmart, Toys R’ Us, andother large chain stores get more cus-tomers on Black Friday than smaller,local stores. For instance, in 2011,Target’s and Best Buy’s sales increased10% to 14%. These are the kind ofstores with the gigantic sales and linesweaving out the door, waiting for the

doors to open. The smaller stores tendnot to do anything special for BlackFriday. There is a small surge of shop-ping in Historic St. Charles, but notmuch. The area sustains itself on itscharm and the city advertises for thebusinesses there. Shoppers keep comingback because they hear about placessuch as Designer Like from word ofmouth. (Designer Like sells accessoriesthat are made to look like they aredesigner brand names.) Some enjoyshopping in stores because they canmake an entire experience out of it;spending the day with friends and fami-ly.

Shopping online may be convenient,but can definitely not replace shoppingin a physical store for all things. Forexample, one can avoid annoyances

such as clothes that don’t fit by tryingthem on in a store instead of trustingthat the size that was ordered will fit.Shopping inside of physical stores willprobably never become completelyobsolete.

By Amanda Gertner

“To Shop Online or Offline?SHOPPING

Consumers are growingincreasingly comfortablewith both internet and

mobile technologies andonline retailers are beginning

to look more convenient...

The holiday season is a busy time ofyear for most everyone. Fromworking, to shopping, to students

taking their midterms, it can be difficult –if not nearly impossible – to squeeze intoour lives some quality Christmas (orChanukah) cheer. Amidst all of the hustleand bustle during November andDecember, it is important to rememberwhat we are celebrating and cherish the joyof the season with family and friends. Try some of the activities below to put thesparkle back in your holiday:

Several holiday events are included inthe Saint Charles Christmas Traditions.These begin with the Opening Ceremonyon November 23 at 11:00 a.m. at KisterPark Gazebo on the 400 block of S. MainStreet. During the ceremony, Santa willarrive in a carriage flanked by the Lewis &Clark Fife & Drum Corps. along with TheLegends of Christmas (19th centuryChristmas characters). “Festivities continuewith caroling, vendors, and Santas fromaround the world,” according to the pam-phlet “Christmas Traditions.”

The Opening Ceremony will be fol-lowed by the Official Saint Charles CityChristmas Tree Lighting Ceremony onNovember 23 at 5:00 p.m. Joining guestsaround the twinkling tree will be severalpopular Christmas Traditions characters.Some events of the Saint CharlesChristmas Traditions follow:

Productions“A Clueless Christmas” A Comical

Interactive Christmas Mystery is adinner/lunch theatre based on the classicboard game Clue. It will be your job, oncethere, to try and figure out who the mur-derer is. Whoever solves the mystery willreceive a Christmas present as a prize. Thisshows on December 2, 9, 16, and 23 at6:00 p.m. for the dinner show and onDecember 2 at 10:30 a.m. for the lunchshow. This dinner/lunch theatre is at theGrand Opera House Banquet and EventCenter on 311 N. Main Street. Tickets are$50 per person. To purchase tickets, call(636) 255-6155 or visit the VisitorsCenter.

We all know the classic Christmas-timestory with Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and thethree ghosts of Christmas Past, Present,and Future. For many, the holiday seasonis not complete until the story of CharlesDickens’ A Christmas Carol has been told.This year, Lindenwood’s production of “AChristmas Carol” will be performed onNovember 29, 30, and December 1 at7:30 p.m. and December 2 at 2:00 p.m. inJ. Scheidegger Center for the Arts on 2300West Clay. For tickets, visit www.linden-woodcenter.com.

MusicEnjoy some good food and holiday

music at the same time! The Sleigh BellSingers will bring the musical stylings ofthe 1930’s and 1940’s on Fridays duringSaint Charles Christmas Traditions at vari-ous restaurants on N. Main Street.

Erin Bode and David Halen HolidayConcert is another holiday concert whichfeatures Erin Bode accompanied by hertrio and the Saint Louis SymphonyConcertmaster, David Halen. Erin hasbeen one of the best musicians on the localscene for several years. These sounds of theseason can be heard on December 14 at8:00 p.m. at the Foundry Art Centre on520 N. Main Center.

MiscellaneousIf you or someone that you know has a

love of trains, the Christmas Trains andTreasures is the place for you. Hosted byFrenchtown Heritage Museum, this displaywill be festive and Victorian. This displaywill be open from November 23 –December 24, Wednesday – Friday 12:00p.m. – 3:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $2 foradults and $1 for children under the age ofthirteen.

There are several festive events duringSaint Charles Christmas Traditions, butthe rest of the area has much to offer as

HolidayHAPPENINGS

well. On Sunday, December 2, Hardees Ice

Plex offers its Skate with Santa Holiday IceShow in Chesterfield. You’ll enjoy a greatshow and get to skatge with Santa himself.

Religious PerformancesAt Lord of Life Lutheran Church on

Clarkson Road, a unique live nativity scenewill be shown, called “Return toBethlehem.” On Saturday, December 8 andSunday Decemebr 9 from 2-5 p.m.the ancient City of Behtlehem is recreatedat Lord of Life with a cast of sixty peoplein full costume. Visitors are taken on aguided tour to experience a living dramaabout the birth of Christ. There areRoman soldiers, prisoners, prophets, shep-herds and others. Lord of Life uses realmothers, fathers and babies to portrayMary, Joseph and Jesus. The free tour takesabout 12 minutes and is wheel chair andwalker accessible. Donations are accepted.Call 636-532-0400

Celebrate Christmas at the beautifulCathedral Basilica with two stirring con-certs on Saturday December 15 at 8 pmand Sunday, December 16 at 2:30 pm.Tickets are $49 to $24.

Live PerformancesThe classic ballet, “The Nutcracker,”

by Alexandra Ballet can be seen onDecember 16 at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.This ballet is the story of Clara, whodreams of a Nutcracker Prince who battlesa Mouse King with several heads. Thisproduction, which will be about an hour

long, is co-produced with ChesterfieldArts. It will be held in the Purser Centeron Logan College’s campus, “TheNutcracker” sells out quickly, so grab tick-ets while you can. Tickets for adults are$15 and $10 for children. Call (636) 519-1955 for tickets.

The St. Louis Philharmonic presents itsfamily friendly holiday concert on Friday,November 30 at the Purser Center atLogan College. Tickets are $295 to $80.

Join the Gaither Vocal Band for a holi-day concert Thursday, Nov 29 at 7 pm atthe St. Charles Family Arena. Tickets are$74.50 to $29.50.

Mannheim Steamroller Christmas hasbeen a favorite holiday celebration formore than 25 years. Come hear theirincredible concert performance at the FoxTheatre on Saturday, December 8 at 4 and8 pm. Tickets are $52.50 to $37.50.

The Rockettes return to their native cityof St. Louis with A Radio City Christmas.Performances are November 8 through 17at the Peabody Opera House. Tickets are$92 to $26.

The Hilarious Christmas tale “The BestChristmas Pageant Ever” takes the stage atthe Chesterfield Community Center at theWest County Family YMCA. Dates areFriday, December 14 and Saturday,December 15. Tickets are $8 to $5.

Other Holiday HappeningsNot all holiday events are Christmas

related, of course. The Missouri BotanicalGarden will be hosting Chanukah: Festivalof Lights on December 9, 12:00 p.m. –4:00 p.m. This celebration of the Jewishholiday, Chanukah, includes Israeli music,dancing, and a menorah-lighting ceremo-ny. There will also be Chanukah merchan-dise provided by the Garden Gate Shopand other vendors. Admission to this festi-val is included in the admission to the gar-den.

One of the few other Jewish – orientedevents during the holiday season will bethe showing of the play “Talley’s Folly,” byLanford Wilson, at The New JewishTheatre (sponsored by the JCC). Set in1944, this is a love story about an affluentwoman from Missouri and an immigrantJew in St. Louis who fall in love. Winnerof the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and NewYork Drama Circle Award for Best Play,

The holidays can be a magical time ifyou let them. It can be hard to enjoy,sometimes, with all of the normal responsi-bilities of life and a sleigh-full of cooking,shopping, decorating, and - let’s face it -smiling and being cheery more than usual.Allowing yourself (and your family andfriends) some time to enjoy some of theseevents may help to bring back the pure joyand merriment of the season.

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next year. Dowhat you canthis year andstart planningfor next year.

Shop for holi-day gifts allyear. If youshop inDecember, shopin small localstores instead of malls or superstores for uniquegifts, easier parking and smaller crowds.

Wrap gifts as you buy them Buy wrapping paper,ribbon and tags on sale after Christmas so you willhave it handy.

Trim a smaller tree. Do not decorate every nook andcranny in your house. A few well placed decorationsis enough.

Buy your holiday cards early this year, and afterChristmas for next year when they are 50% off.Address, stamp and sign a few cards every evening.

Take time to relax. I love to turn on the tree lights,listen to Christmas carols, and relax with a glass ofwine or a cup of cocoa. Aaah.

Stay well. Boost your immune system with vitaminsand minerals to help you stay healthy. Stop byO’Fallon Nutrition for information on immuneboosters.

Reduce your sugar intake. Increased consumption ofdesserts and sweets during the holidays makes yousluggish and tired. When you are tired you getbehind schedule, and stress out, and the vicious cir-cle begins.

Delegate. Make a list of your holiday tasks. Choosethose you enjoy to do yourself and delegate the rest(or hire someone to do them). You may be surprisedthat no one notices what you left out!

Simplify your entertaining. Go out for Thanksgivingor Christmas dinner. If you eat in, order somethings, such as the salads, vegetables and desserts.Host a pot luck dinner or party instead of doing itall yourself. Hire someone to clean or decorate.

At the end of each day review what you haveaccomplished and be satisfied. Don’t feel bad aboutwhat you did not get done. Remember “Some daysyou are the pigeon and some days the statue!” ~Dilbert

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Once upon a time, libraries werepretty dull destinations for somepeople. If you weren’t a book-

worm (like me), you visited the library toget books for school assignments or forresearch on a topic of special interest.

My local library was housed inside theCity Hall of my town. When I steppedinside the building, the smell of the booksmingled with the odor of the freshly-mopped hallway floor leading there. I still remember my librarian, Mrs.McMullen. She was probably in her 40’s,but looked ancient to my 11-year-old eyes.She wore glasses (of course) and met mewith a smile that both welcomed me andwarned me to be quiet and to “respect thecollection.”

The walls were bare, except for a fewwatercolor paintings from local artists.There was no sound unless Mrs.McMullen was stamping due dates insidebooks or someone was thumbing throughthe card catalog.

That was a long time ago. I haven’taged (!), but libraries have changed so dra-matically in the last 40 years that youwouldn’t recognize the place.

Check Out WhatYou’ve Been Missing

If your last visit to the library was morethan a few years ago, you are missing outon one of the best resources in your neigh-borhood for music, movies, books and spe-cial events for everyone in your family.

Libraries are on the cutting edge oftechnology and customer service. Imaginea place you could visit where:

• Computers are available to use (FREE)• New-release DVDs are waiting to be

checked out (FREE)• Music CDs in categories from the lat-

est in Pop and Rock to Sacred andCountry are ready to be borrowed(FREE)

• Video games are ready to take home(FREE)

• Computer classes are available to helpnew users (FREE)

• Classes and programs from crafts tohealthy living to book clubs are offeredfor all ages (FREE)

• EBooks and audio books for yourdevices are waiting to be downloaded(FREE)

• Magazines for every interest arestocked to be read in comfy chairs orchecked out (FREE)

• Teen books and series: vampires,romance, dystopia, humor and every-thing in between are available (FREE)

• Library personnel greet you with asmile and offer real help in finding justwhat you like (FREE)

• Oh, yeah. BOOKS. The newest best-

sellers are here, along with award-win-ning novels and nonfiction books tosuit every taste and age, from toddlersto seniors (FREE).

Ready to Connect,Home or Away

Each library branch in your area hasWi-Fi available for you. Just come insidewith your computer and relax. You cansurf to your heart’s content, or study in thesecluded nooks throughout the building.

And when you go home, you can takethe library with you.

Your library district has an online cata-log that rivals Amazon’s, with searchoptions to help you find everything you’relooking for. Visit their homepage andreserve, renew and request books or media.

Download audio books or EBooks andtake them wherever you go. Need helplearning how to use that Nook, Kindle, orother device to check out books? Findtutorials and help on the website, or comein.

LIBRARIES:Cool? You Bet!

Take a New Look at your LocalLibrary Branch for Everything

from Bestsellers to Video Games

With your library card, you can accessdozens of electronic resources, both athome and in the library.

These Sites Can Help You:• Fix your car• Find a phone number or address any-

where • Research a personal or academic topic• Cook up a new menu• Learn about the latest in medicine and

technology• Get homework help and take practice

tests for college admission• Discover a relative on your family tree

Your mind will be boggled by the sheervolume of information you can see on thelibrary’s webpage. Check the calendar forprograms you like, and register to attend.Book a meeting room for your group.Learn about any topic under the sun.Find fun activities for your kids—andyou!—to enjoy, and learn about authorsand books you’ll love.

Stuffy is Gone - Seriously Libraries aren’t austere institutions with

dusty tomes anymore. Your library is asup-to-date as the latest bestseller list andknows how to make you feel welcome…they’ll even let you talk and enjoy yourself!

Stop in and say hello to the library.They’ve been waiting for you since thosebook report days, and they’re anxious toshow you what’s new.

Don’t Have a Library Card?Stop by any St. Charles City-

County Library location and presentidentification, such as a driver'slicense, showing your name and cur-rent address.

Library cards are free to those wholive in or pay property taxes to the St.Charles City-County Library Districtor the following library districts (St.Charles Library District has reciprocallending agreements with theselibraries):

St. LouisCounty LibrarySt. Louis (City) Public Library The Municipal Library Consortium(MLC) of St. Louis County whichincludes: • Brentwood • Ferguson• Kirkwood• Maplewood• Richmond Heights• Rock Hill• University City • Valley Park• Webster Groves

A library card is $80 per year perfamily for anyone who does not livein St. Charles County or a reciprocalservice area.

If your last visit to the library was more than a few yearsago, you are missing out on one of the best resources in yourneighborhood for music, movies, books and special eventsfor everyone in your family.

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Balaban’s wine cellar & tapas bar1772 Clarkson Road at Baxter636-449-6700/balabanswine.comDominus Wine DinnerDate: Sunday, Nov. 4Time: 6:30 p.m.Price: $95 per person plus tax &gratuityCommitted to quality, stewardship,tradition and innovation, theDominus Estate team shares avision for producing distinctivewines which express the essence ofthe historic Napanook Vineyard.Balaban’s presents Dominus winesin a five course paired dinner.

Chateau Montelena Wine TastingDate: Wednesday, Nov. 7Time: 4 to 7 p.m.Price: $15 per person plus tax &gratuityChateau Montelena putCalifornia’s Napa Valley on themap with a story that inspired themovie, Bottle Shock. JoinBalaban’s and a winery representa-tive to taste Chateau Montelenawines.

Pine Ridge Wine DinnerDate: Sunday, Dec. 16Time: 6:30 p.m.Price: $95 plus tax & gratuityEstablished in 1978, Pine RidgeVineyard produces classically pro-portioned, expressive wines thatembody a winemaking history anddistinct place of origin. Balaban’spartners with Pine Ridge in pre-senting a five course meal pairedwith five Pine Ridge selections.

Annie Gunn’s16806 Chesterfield Airport Road636-532-7684/anniegunns.comFarmer Fizz GrowersChampagne DinnerDate: Monday, December 17Time: 6:30 pm Details to be announced.Fabulous food from chef Lou RookIII and paired with the ultimate inchampagnes!

EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery550 Chesterfield Center636-532-0550Fire Island DinnerDate: Nov 12, Dec 17Time: 7:30 pmA five-course, white tableclothwine dinner served around the firepit. Space limited to only 8 guests.

Ya Ya’s Euro Cafe15601 Olive Blvd.636-537-9991Farmer’s DinnerDate: Thursday, November 9Time: 7 pmCost: $35. Drinks & wine extraMeet and dine with local farmers.

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Morgan LeFay’s14314 S. Outer 40 Rd314-317-9181Wine Tasting- 1st Thurs of everymonth, 6:30-8:30 pm, $15 includ-ing appetizers.

St. Louis Wine Market164 Chesterfield Commons EastRd. 636-536-6363Wine Tasting- Tastings every Friand “Bury the Bottle” every Tues.from 5-7 pm.

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City of Chesterfield ad). When you find it, fax, mailor e-mail your name, address and telephone numberto the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce alongwith the name of the ad in which you found the logoand where you got your copy of Out & About. We'llenter you into a drawing for a $50 dining gift certifi-cate. Due Dec. 15.

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In Good TasteTasty Tidbits from Eateries in and Around Chesterfield

Comparing Wine Types Let's talk simple, straight forward

and useful wine facts. There are a lot ofboring details I am going to leave out.Here are some simple tidbits you mightwant to know:•• SSaauuvviiggnnoonn BBllaanncc vvss.. FFuummee BBllaanncc::These are the same grape. Sauvignonhas citrus and grapefruit characteristics.Usually medium to high in acidity.Fume has the same characteristicsexcept it's aged in oak barrels. Thisgives the wine a tint of wood. •• PPiinnoott GGrriiggiioo vvss.. PPiinnoott GGrriiss:: These are also the same grape.A lot of wine people refer to Pinot Grigio as Italian in origin.Pinot Gris origin is every other place except Italy. •• CChhaabblliiss is a French Chardonnay.•• RReedd BBuurrgguunnddyy is a French Pinot Noir.•• SShhiirraazz vvss.. SSyyrraahh:: This is also the same grape. Shiraz isreferred to the wine whose origin is Australia. Syrah is fromevery other country. Australian style of Shiraz is very fruit for-ward. Syrah, in general, is very earthy and dryer than Shiraz.The way the wine is made brings out the different flavor profiles. •• SSyyrraahh vvss.. PPeettiittee SSiirraahh:: Two completely different grapes thatproduce different wines. Petite Sirah is so dark it's almost black.There is also a slight smell of concord grapes. Petite Sirah ismuch bigger than Syrah. It is the classic "teeth stainer." •• The word "Meritage" is a name from California. It refers toan American Bordeaux blend. The roots of this word isCalifornia by nature, not French. When pronouncing this word,remember it rhymes with heritage.

I know guys, this seems like some worthless information.Some of you might find this interesting. Personally I'm tired ofpeople pronouncing Meritage as if they just left the FrenchRiviera. Remember to visit our website to see everything we aretasting on weekends as well as new items and events happeningat Lukas Liquor, 15921 Manchester Rd., 636-227-4543.lukasliquorstl.com

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(Chablis orChardonney)

• 6 tablespoons butter• 1- 14 oz can of arti-

choke hearts, drained,and cut into eights

• 2 teaspoons granulatedgarlic

For Flour Mixture:• 2 cups flour• 1 tablespoon salt• 2 teaspoons white pepper• 2 tablespoons granulated garlic

DIRECTIONS:Pound Chicken Breasts between 2

sheets of waxed paper until thin.Dredge chicken breasts in flour mix-ture and shake off the excess. Heat 4tablespoons of olive oil and 4 table-spoons butter in a heavy skillet.Brown chicken breasts but be carefulnot to overcook them. As they arebrowned transfer them to the servingdishes and keep warm. To the skillet

add the lemon juice, chicken broth,white wine, and granulated garlic, andscrape up the browned bits on thebottom of the pan-approximately 3mins. Add the Artichokes and sim-mer the sauce for about 10 mins. Ifyou need to thicken the sauce mix 1tablespoons cornstarch with ? cupwater. Add slowly to sauce and stiruntil thick. Remove pan from heatand add 2 tablespoons of the butter.Swirl to combine. Adjust seasoningto taste. You may need to add morelemon juice, chicken broth, or wine.Arrange chicken breast in the pan andpour the sauce over them all. Artfullyarrange the artichoke pieces over andaround the chicken breasts.

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Candicci’s Italian Restaurant & Barfeatures all your favorite libations andis a great place to hang out for happyhour. Here is a holiday favorite drinkthat owner Bob Candice shared withus. • 1/4 oz Godiva Chocolate Liquor• 1/4 oz. Baileys• 1 oz. Chocolate Vodka• Splash of cream• Splash of Kahlua• Shake this up with lots of ice in your

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Q: I never know how muchfood and drinks to plan onfor my party!

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Apps only party- Most adultsnibble 6-7 apps per hour appsper hour. Count on 15-20pieces of food per guest per

hour. If serving dinner plan on3-4 per hour during the firsttwo hours.Drinks- In general most adultshave 1-2 drinks per hour or 3-4 drinks during a 3 hour din-ner party.Wine & Champage- 1 bottleper 2 guests for dinner.Ice- 1 lb. per person if drinksrequire ice.Non alcoholic drinks- Aboutone gallon for every 12 guests

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RESTAURANT FEATURE

Balaban’s wine cel-lar & tapas barexpands this

month almost doublingtheir square footage withnew private room spaceand making the most oftheir 2012 wine andfood awards.In mid-November,Balaban’s opens threeunique private rooms.The Wine Room linedfloor to ceiling withBalaban’s LibraryWines, those from theoriginal award-winningCafé Balaban® cellar,will accommodate upto six.

“Subtly lit and intimate, we see this as the place to propose,celebrate an anniversary or impress your most important client,”Steve McIntyre, co-owner with Brian Underwood, said.

Two larger rooms with state of the art audio visual equipmentwill take up to 80 seated, 100 for cocktails, if put together, or twogroups of 40 each simultaneously.

McIntyre expects to accommodate corporate and private eventsincluding business and association conferences and meetings, wed-ding rehearsal dinners and receptions as well as an expanded pro-gram of Balaban’s wine dinners, classes and special tastings in thelarger spaces.

For November and December the wine program features aDominus Wine Dinner at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 4, and a PineRidge Wine Dinner at the same time on Sunday, Dec. 16.

“Balaban’s historically and today gives customers a good timeat a good price. The new space allows us to build on that and stillserve our wine store and café clients.” McIntyre said.In August Balaban’s captured a coveted best award of excellencefrom Wine Spectator in the magazine’s 2012 awards to restaurantsfor their wine cellars and pairing of food and wine. Other Balaban’s accolades list a designation as a 2012 best restau-rant from St. Louis Magazine and 2012 first place from Out &About as an eclectic upscale Chesterfield restaurant. Opened in late 2009 in Chesterfield’s Dierbergs Marketplace,Balaban’s stars as St. Louis’ only restaurant and retail wine storewhere customers pay the same wine retail price dining in house ortaking wines home.

Expansion of the Balaban’s kitchen as well as extension of theircatering and deli operations, additional bathrooms and integrationof the original wine bar with the new space complete the renova-tion plans.

BALABAN’Swine cellar & tapas bar

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Balaban’s baskets, each individually created, makepersonal gifts at all prices--orders online or in housewith shipping locally and nationwide. A gift cardtucked in a corner, a series of wine classes hiddenunder a favorite bottle, a pair of wine dinners inBalaban’s new private rooms nestled amidst wines,olive oils, salts, and gourmet foods--the reality and funof Balaban’s baskets means each one can be tweakedwith just the right touch. Relish Balaban’s food andwine and share the holiday experience.

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1 Kenny Loggins in Concert at the Chesterfield Amphitheater 2 Leonard Sloane, Bill Cannon, GalenGritts, Steven Plant at the Disaster Preparedness Seminar held by the Chamber at Purser Center atLogan College 3 Kelly & Barry Larson, Brian Hartsfield (center), Jane & Bob Goldsmith at aBalaban’s wine tasting event 4 Pat Blazevich, Paul Niebert, Donna Evert at the Woodchoppers Ballheld in Chesterfield 5 Debbie Pizzo, Mary Ulrich, Shelia Blair, Vickie Utnage at The Delmar GardensAfter Hours Party 6 Doug Adams, Rick Raleigh, Charlie Fawcett, Tom McCarthy, Tim Carolan, VernMartens, Phil Catanzaro at a gathering at Table 3 7 Joanna Jones-Raymond, Carmen Worley, AnitaMartinez- Senior Staff at Friendship Village Chesterfield at the recent dedication 8 Charity Horina,Gerri Lynn Zchetzsche at a Chamber function 9 Kira Somach, Mary Nardoni, Jack Hoffman, JaneMassey at the Chamber First Thursday Coffee hosted by Viviano’s 10 JoAnne Pieczynski, KimBradley, Jai Jai Goldstein, Sandy Melnick

If you are Out & About at any of the places, events, advertised stores, services or restaurants in this issue of themagazine, post them on our wall on Facebook and let us know just WHERE ARE YOU? in Chesterfield. You may

also email them to us. Our staff will select a few to be published in our next issue- Jan/Feb. We will also be out &about snapping some of our own-so Smile! Post by December 15 to be considered for publication.

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