Winter 2018: Marketplace Magazine by Dale Hutton

WINTER ISSUE 2018 • ST. CLAIR

Winter 2018 Crisp weather hosts some of the year’s best events.

WHAT'S INSIDE:

HBA Home Show Set For March 2-4 Go From Drab To Fab With Polished Concrete Senior Lifestyles Section Kicks Off The Year

Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Encourages Local Shopping To Support Our Community

Edwardsville and Shiloh

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COVER STORY 7 LOCALLY MADE SWEETS: EVERY DAY The owner of Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate encourages shopping local for the economic foundation of our community.

VALENTINE'S DAY SHOPPING

WHAT’S INSIDE 7

8-9 MARKETPLACE GIFT GUIDE Many local retailers and businesses offer terrific gift ideas for this special, winter "holiday."

HOME IMPROVEMENT 11 GO FROM DRAB - TO FAB! Polished concrete is affordable, durable and can be turned into a work of art using all the different color options available. 13 HBA HOME SHOW SET "Love where you live" as you enjoy over 100 vendors and home improvement companies at this much-anticipated event: March 2-4.

HEALTH UPDATE 15 REPORT CARD HEADACHES Discover if your child has a vision-related learning problem and find hope for the new year. 17 TOP 10 DINING OUT TIPS February is National Heart Health Month! Here's how to eat healthy even when going to a restaurant. Bon Appetit!

SENIOR LIFESTYLES 18 UNGER EYE CARE It is very common for folks over 65 to have Dry Eye Disease, but there are easy remedies to ease the symptoms. 19 ST. PAUL'S SENIOR COMMUNITY The new, modern facility is designed in six "neighborhoods" for a more home-like feel: call or visit to learn about upcoming events and activities. 21 NON-INVASIVE TREATMENT Do you have pain in your feet? It could be Peripheral Neuropathy that can now be treated with a new laser technology.

BUSINESS TO BUSINESS 25 SPOTLIGHT ON J. HILBURN Customized clothing for men is perfect for the business person who wants luxury apparel at affordable costs.

COMMUNITY LIVING 26 WINTER CALENDAR Seasonal calendar highlights local events and activities. 29 SPECIAL SAVINGS SECTION Coupons and promotions for local services, products and pizza!

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Marketplace Magazine published by: Adams Publications, Inc. 5343 Belleville Crossing St. PMB 44 Belleville, IL 62226 PUBLISHER/EDITOR/ WRITER: Lisa R. Adams (618) 210-3626 lisa.adams@ marketplacemagazine.biz EDITORIAL ART DIRECTOR: Dale Hutton (314) 973-2365 dale@ marketplacemagazineonline. com

AD ART DIRECTOR: Kathy Crowe (618) 980-0929 kathy.crowe@att.net ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVES: Meg Wessel (618) 616-2158 whatameg@yahoo.com Pam Spehn (314) 791-8505 marketplace.pam@att.net

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On the Cover

Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate serves up freshly sweets, locally, at these locations: inside Dierbergs in Edwardsville Crossing, (618) 6550511, facebook.com/ cccedwardsville; next door to Dierbergs in Shiloh, (618) 624-5350, facebook.com/Chocolate3x; and Chesterfield 1743 Clarkson Road, facebook.com/chocolate3co. See story page 7.

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Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Encourages Shopping Local

ow in his sixth year with Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate, owner Tyler Tschannen said he is so grateful to his loyal customers for their continued support. “Starting a business isn’t always easy, but this endeavor has been so rewarding and lots of fun! We now have even more regular customers who come in once a week or so to say hi and pick up their favorite chocolates – it’s good to see their friendly faces.” Only wanting the best for his customers, he continued, “our chocolate is allnatural, contains no artificial flavors or colors and no preservatives or hydrogenated oils. Also, we try to keep current with health trends and concerns thus many of our chocolates are gluten free. And, of course, we all know that recent studies have shown a little bit of dark chocolate per day provides natural antioxidants that are good for your heart.” As a supporter of small businesses across America, Tschannen said, “We want to encourage shopping local not only for a higher quality product, but to help the foundation of the community, which is our local economy. Because local businesses help grow the economic base of the community, the dollars you spend have a domino effect.” In many ways, that money will eventually find its way back to the customer by funneling into the schools, churches, local non-profit organizations, parks and recreation, and much more. In addition, small towns can survive downturns in the economy with a thriving local business center. Shopping local keeps your neighborhoods safe and beautiful, and stabilizes home values. “I am proud that Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate is locally owned and more proud to say we make our chocolates fresh, every day, to ensure the highest quality.”

fruit and truffle tray is the perfect centerpiece to any shower, birthday or family celebration. Selections are designed in honor of the event with colors and flavors to suit everyone’s taste. Of course, the most popular chocolate holiday of the year is Valentine’s Day. Topping the list of customer favorites are chocolate covered strawberries, white and dark chocolate raspberry truffles, and milk chocolate or white chocolate red velvet cake truffles. “The fruit-inspired chocolates are becoming very popular, too,” he said. “We have chocolate-covered pineapple, blackberries and cherries, plus raspberries and strawberries.” “Every morning, we prepare our chocolate-covered fruits fresh,” Tschannen said. “In fact, we can create an order in as little as 30 minutes. Last minute custom orders on Valentine’s Day are challenging, though, so come visit us in advance for your custom order. Of course, we will have a large selection of boxed and specialty chocolates for you to design your own special Valentine even for our last minute customers!” Visit the Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate nearest you: 6667 Edwardsville Crossing Drive in Edwardsville inside the Dierbergs, (618) 655-0511, facebook.com/ cccedwardsville; or 3960 Green Mount Crossing in Shiloh next to Dierbergs, (618) 624-5350, facebook.com/Chocolate3x; or their newest location in Chesterfield 1743 Clarkson Road, facebook.com/chocolate3com.

Other than the popular retail side of the business, Tschannen has built a solid foundation for corporate business offering a variety of products for employers and employees. In addition, brides and grooms are choosing chocolates as specially crafted table-favors for their guests. A customized chocolate covered

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Valentine's Day Gift Guide

SCHARF BUILDING SERVICES

Cold weather got you down? How about a new kitchen with an attached BONUS, four-season room so you can relax with your morning coffee in a nice, warm and cozy place before you take on the hustleand-bustle of your busy schedule? Scharf Building Services is here to make that dream come true. Call SBS today and get your FREE design and build estimate: Debbi (618) 407-7429 or Kent (618) 407-2425. www.scharfbuildingservices.com. We complete each job as if it was our own.

KAy KENDALL INTERIoR DESIGN

offers a full range of design services including residential, commercial, healthcare, institutional, marine and aircraft. Kay likes to make decorating fun and can help you design and furnish your entire home or take your own furnishings and just re-arrange a room to make you feel like you’ve had a complete room makeover. Winter is the perfect time to redo your residence or business and have a fresh new look. Call Kay at (618) 567-6008 or email her at Kay.Kendallinteriors@norcom2000. com. Gift Certificates Available!

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has been offering new world design with olde world personal service for over 30 years. The charming shop has been making dreams come true for happy couples who want to make their Valentine’s Day special. Wedding rings and other pieces are also their specialty. Most of the work is done right there in the store from design to cutting and sizing to ensure your jewelry maintains the highest level of quality and care. Open Monday through Saturday at 4614 N. Illinois St. in Fairview Heights; (618) 233-2445; www.oldeworldjewelers.com.

Give the thrill of live entertainment in a spectacular setting with a Fox Theatre gift certificate. Your recipient can choose from Broadway musicals, dance companies, comedy acts, and a variety of pop, rock and R&B concerts. The Fox Theatre, 527 N. Grand Boulevard, 314-534-1111. www.fabulousfox.com.

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Gloria and Tricia Tialdo, the motherdaughter duo of Tialdo Realty, suggest that now is a great time to find your preferred realty company if you are considering a move in 2018. Serving Belleville and the surrounding areas for over 33 years, Tialdo Realty has helped literally thousands of individuals and families realize their new home dreams. They also enjoy working with businesses and organizations who are growing or downsizing. For more information, visit www.triciatialdo.com to search through their listing and call the office at (618) 235-9000. Tialdo Realty also offers property management.

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Your family lives their life on your floor so get them a floor YOU and they will LOVE! Lush is Pantone’s Color of the Year… bring the warmth of the outside in. And, carpeting is a great Valentine’s Day gift, which will last for years to come. Visit us at the HBA Home Show and mention this ad to receive a gift from us. Call today at (618) 641-9466 or email Michael.Kurtz@ FloorCoveringsInternational.com to schedule your in-home consultation. Floor Coverings International ... flooring for the comfort of your home!

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Family owned and operated, Judy’s Hands for Helping is dedicated to providing “Peace of Mind” to pet owners who struggle with leaving their precious furry family members while they are away on vacation or while they work long hours. “We provide pet sitting, daily visits, exotic animal care, pet transportation and we are affiliated with Dookies Dog Waste Removal,” said owner Judy Kocinski. “And, with Judy’s Hands for Helping you get more than just pet care: you get home care, too! We will bring in your mail/paper, water plants (indoors and out), take out the garbage/recyclables and turn lights on/off as requested.” Judy’s Hands for Helping also offers a new pet food line: visit www.lifesabundance.com/judyshands to learn more. Call Granny Judy at (618) 530-0531 or email judyshandsforhelping@gmail. com for more information. Visit the Facebook page at www. Facebook.com/judyshandsforhelpingpetcareservices and www. judyshandsforhelping.com.

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ow it's possible to take existing plain-Jane concrete from drab to fab with the increasingly popular technique of polished concrete: a process that enhances the natural beauty of existing concrete by hardening and polishing the concrete. The benefits of natural concrete are durability and aesthetic value. Polishing results in a smooth, sealed appearance. “We can take an ordinary concrete surface and turn it into a beautiful work of art that will complement the interior of your home or business in as little as a day,” said Keith Griffith, owner of Bricks-n-Stones. “The real challenge is choosing from among the many color options that are available.” People typically compare polished concrete’s cost and its appearance to other materials. It is important to note that polished concrete is a viable, economical and long-lasting flooring option. The smoothing and exposing of the aggregate in the concrete, followed by a polishing, provides a design that has a natural stone appeal and appears expensive, and elegant. When choosing polished concrete, it is important to understand that polishing can expose some of the concrete’s imperfections. Polishing can produce rustic-looking results and imperfections will show. The floor has to fit the character of the space. Some of these imperfections may include cracks already existing in the floor. These flaws or blemishes can be improved, and beautified, to harmonize with the final product. This is known as an organic look, where one sees the natural qualities of the concrete. Also, other areas of unevenness of veined aggregate may be visible. This is one of the most appealing characteristics for those who want a natural, yet functional, look.

One benefit of polished concrete is lower maintenance cost. In high traffic areas, such as schools, hallways and corridors, polished concrete holds up better and lasts longer than traditional floor covering systems. Not only are polished concrete floors easy to maintain with an occasional sweeping and damp mopping, they also have a higher slip resistance when compared to ordinary concrete. In fact, polished concrete often exceeds OSHA standards for floors. Polished concrete is a dense surface that resists staining from oils or liquids, and has a longer lifespan than vinyl composite tile (VCT) or upgraded stone tile. With proper maintenance, there is no reason why polished concrete wouldn’t last a lifetime! Not to mention, the downtime required for the polishing process is minimal, allowing service or traffic on the surface to begin almost immediately. Concrete Countertops: Concrete’s immense adaptability allows the expression of personal style through the use of color, texture and physical design. With over two decades of experience in concrete design and development, Bricks-n-Stones' precast molding and finishing techniques ensure a tightly controlled, consistently rendered outcome. The look of concrete countertops is distinctive. The details in the material are organic and unique to concrete. Every countertop made is literally a hand-made original. Whether the customer finds exactly what they want in the countertop gallery or simply would like to collaborate on a new idea, Bricks-n-Stones will work with them to achieve their goal. Concrete countertops – make them yours! For more information about polished concrete and or concrete countertops, call Keith Griffith at Bricks-n-Stones at (618) 363-0829; www.creativeconcretepros.com.

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March 2-4 at the Belleville Fairgrounds

housands of people are expected to attend the Home Builders Association (HBA) of Greater Southwest Illinois’ annual Home Show. Every year people look forward to seeing the latest products, services and ideas for remodeling, restoring or renewing their home. With over 100 local companies displaying everything from state-of-the-art kitchens, luxurious baths, decks, sunrooms, room additions, spectacular landscaping and much more, this makes the “Home Show every homeowner’s must-see,” said Beth Jacob, event chairman of this year’s show. “The Home Show allows you to walk around at your own pace in a comfortable environment and talk to professionals one on one while viewing their product first hand,” she continued. A Home Show Guide will be given to every attendee; This guide will make it easy to find the desired companies. Make sure to view the new projects on display from the HBA Remodeler of Distinction Awards. There will be amazing room additions, basements, bathrooms, exteriors, kitchens, structural/waterproofing projects and whole house remodels from HBA members. Receive a $1 admission discount by bringing in a can good to benefit the Community Interfaith Food Pantry and Faith Baptist Church Food Pantry as well as for donations of linens, toiletries and cleaning supplies to benefit the Violence Prevention Center. Special thanks to CertaPro Painters of Belleville, Homes by Deesign, Light Brite, Padgett

Building and Remodeling and Sherwin Williams for their efforts with these offers. HBA is also extending $1 off admission to seniors 65 and older, heroes (firefighters, police officers and military), medical professionals and education faculty. Thanks to corporate sponsors Ameren Illinois, FCB Banks/First Co Mortgage, Jacob Sunrooms, Exteriors and Baths, and the HBA Union Contractors Council for helping with this promotion. New features include a Contractor Re-Sale where showgoers will save at “Yard Sale” prices on a huge selection of items that were donated by our builders and suppliers. LEGO® contest for kids ages 5-12 will be Saturday thanks to our sponsors Certa Pro of Belleville, Homes by Deesign, Light Brite, Padgett Building and Remodeling, Sherwin Williams and support from Bricks 4 Kidz. Limited space is available and pre-registration is encouraged; Complete information can be found at www.localbuilderevents.com. The HBA Spring Home Show will be at the Belleville Fairgrounds off Route 13 and Route 159 in Belleville. Hours are Friday, March 2 from 2 to 7 p.m.; Saturday, March 3 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, March 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information about the Home Show or donations, visit www.localbuilderevents.com or call (618) 343-6331.

Friday, March 2 • 2 p.m. - 7 p.m. • Saturday, March 3 • 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday, March 4 • 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 8 SHOW... 1 0 2 E H DON’T MISS T 6 00 ADMISSION FEE*

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Hope For Struggling Students In The New Year According to Dr. Thomas Unger, a Developmental Optometrist in Troy, “When a child sees 20/20, that means they can see a certain size letter on an eye chart at a distance of 20 feet, but that’s all it means. There are over 20 visual skills required for reading and learning besides being able to see the eye chart. If your child has any of the above symptoms, you should schedule your child to see a Developmental Optometrist.”

Once vision problems are diagnosed and treated, reading and learning are no longer a struggle. Homework gets done quickly and without battles. Start the new year off right. Schedule a Developmental Vision Evaluation today: bring hope to your family’s new year.

arents and caregivers take heart, homework battles and report card frustrations could be a thing of the past. Finding out if your child struggles from a vision related learning problem will bring you hope in the new year.

For more information on the critical link between vision and learning, Dr. Unger can be contacted at (618) 667-2020 or visit www.readingandvision.com.

Researchers estimate that 1 out of 4 children have an undiagnosed vision problem that is interfering with their ability to learn. Many of these children have been told their vision is 20/20 leaving parents struggling, trying to cope and searching for answers for their child’s problems. It is vital for parents and educators to know the signs that indicate vision may be playing a role in their child’s difficulties:

• Headaches when reading • Slow or incomplete copy work from board or paper • Avoidance of reading • Covers one eye when reading • Poor reading comprehension • Frequent loss of place while reading • Complains words move on the page • Short attention span • Smart in everything but school • Labeled ADD, ADHD, Dyslexic • Working below potential

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Don’t roll your eyes Everyone knows how hectic life is – working late, afterschool activities, trying to cram in a gym session, and catching up with friends and family. Sometimes cooking at home just isn’t an option. But know that there are healthy options when dining out. Many restaurants now offer delicious meals and menu items that are less calories and fat. But it still takes a little bit of effort and a splash of willpower to construct a healthy meal away from home.

So what to know, do and look for when dining out? The top ten tips:

• Check your oil. Ask about butter, solid fats and cooking oils used in the kitchen, and request that healthier nontropical vegetable oils be used instead.

• Search it. This is the information age! Look up the menu and decide on the meal before going. Lots of restaurants and fast food chains now have nutrition information on their websites.

• Keep it on the side. Request that butter, cheese, toppings, salad dressings, sauces and gravies be served on the side to control how much is used. Look who’s in the driver’s seat now!

• Look for clues. The menu may have “healthy” designations or symbols, or key words in the names of some items (like light, fresh, fit, vegetarian, skinny, and so on), which indicate they could be a better choice.

• You can half it all. If the portions are large, share an entrée or set aside half to take home before even starting to eat. Split “indulgences” like appetizers, fries and desserts. Don’t supersize it, rightsize it.

• Check it out. In select restaurants, look for the Heart-Check mark on the menu. It’s an easy way to spot healthier choices that meet the trusted nutrition standards of the American Heart Association.

• Ask. Sure, nobody wants to be “that guy,” but it’s really OK to ask the server or even the chef about ingredients, preparation methods, or substitutions. • Just say no. Resist the upsell and freebies. Yeah, we know the cocktails and appetizers can be tempting, but just remember they can add fat, sodium, sugar and calories - not to mention expense - that no one needs. • Color the plate. The kiddie crayons on the table aren’t the only way to add color to a meal! Look for colorful fruits and vegetables to add as sides or substitutes for other ingredients in the dish. • Have it customized. What to do if there are no healthy options? Be bold, and see what’s possible! Combine side veggies or items from different dishes. Ask if they can prepare food to order. This may not work in the drive-thru window, but most chefs at sit-down restaurants want to be able to satisfy their diners, so it’s worth a shot!

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Dry Eye Disease Is A Common, Treatable Condition

ry eyes are a part of the natural aging process. In fact, the majority of people over age 65 experience symptoms of Dry Eye. If you have any of the symptoms below, it is advisable to seek treatment.

• Blurry Vision • Redness • Burning • Itching • Light Sensitivity • Excessive Tearing/Watery Eyes • Tired Eyes/Eye Fatigue • Stringy Mucous in or around the eyes • Foreign Body Sensation • Contact Lens Discomfort • Scratchy feeling or Sand/Grit in eye

People that have Dry Eye Disease either do not produce enough tears or their tears are of such poor quality that they cannot lubricate and nourish the eye effectively. Tears are necessary for maintaining the health of the front of the surface of the eye and for providing clear vision. Tears also provide lubrication, which reduces the risk of eye infection, washes away foreign matter in the eye and keeps the eyes smooth and clear. Dry Eye Disease can easily interfere with work and normal life activities if not treated.

Factors that lead to Dry Eye Disease can include age, medications, refractive eye surgery, long-term use of contact lenses and medical conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, thyroid problems and inflammation of the eyelids. Other factors can also be associated with doing every day tasks like staring at computer screens, televisions or electronic readers for long periods of time. In addition, things like exposure to air conditioning, wind, smoke and dry climates contribute to Dry Eye. Untreated Dry Eye Disease can lead to permanent damage to the lids, eye and vision. However, the good news is that by properly diagnosing the type of Dry Eye Disease early on there are successful treatments including supplements, wam compresses, lid cleansers and drops to name a few. Drs. Thomas and Alice Unger in Troy, Ill., have the technology to provide patients with a comprehensive eye exam to evaluate, test and treat Dry Eye Disease. Call Unger Eye Care today to make an appointment at (618) 667-2020.

There IS Help For Dry Eye Disease Don’t Let It Slow You Down! Most adults over the age of 65 will experience at least one or all of the following symptoms: • Blurry Vision and Light Sensitivity • Redness • Burning and Itching • Excessive Tearing/Watery Eyes Unger Eye Care can provide treatment at the conveniently located office at 534 Edwardsville Road in Troy, Ill.

Call (618) 667-2020 or visit www.ungereyecare.com to set your appointment today! Thomas K. Unger, O.D. Alice E. Unger, O.D.

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A key feature of the new facility is its division into six “neighborhoods.” Each neighborhood includes a kitchen and dining room, and a living room area, much like the homes to which residents are accustomed.

Opening its doors for the first time in 1926 with 13 residents, St. Paul’s has grown exponentially over the ensuing decades and as the need for more space and services continued, the community has always been there to lend a hand. Though the history of the facility is associated with the ministry of the church bearing the same name, St. Paul’s Senior Community is its own entity and serves the greater Belleville ecumenical community welcoming residents of any faith. Today, St. Paul’s Senior Community is the only faith-based, not-for-profit personcentered-care retirement community in the area that serves Medicare and Medicaid residents.

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Feb. 10; 6 to 10 p.m.

Annual Valentine Dinner & Concert St. Paul UCC Fine Arts Series 115 West B Street, Belleville Featuring the Sounds of Harmony Barbershop Chorus. A $17 advanced ticket is required for the 6:15 p.m. dinner and is available through the church office. NO charge for the concert that begins at 7:15 p.m. Call (618) 233-3303; www.stpaulucc.org.

Fridays through April 20; 5 to 8 p.m.

Friday Fish Fry & Tacos. Polish Hall (St. Stanislaus Lodge) lower level 826 Greenwood Street, Madison, Ill. Cod sandwich $4, taco $2. Shrimp, chicken strips, Pollock fish, onion rings, fries, slaw, dessert, and drinks are also available. Eat-in or carry-out. See Facebook.com/POLISH.HALL.MADISON for complete menu and prices.

Feb. 11, 18 and 25; 1 to 3 p.m.

11th Annual Discovery Sundays Series Maryville Park and Rec has been offering a wide variety of topics to “discover” for the past 10 years including arts, crafts, hobbies and topics for personal growth in their Discovery Sunday Series. Locations vary. Please visit www.vil.maryville.il.us for more information.

Feb. 3-March 25; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Orchid Show Missouri Botanical Garden 4344 Shaw Blvd., St. Louis, 63110 The annual Orchid Show offers visitors a once-a-year opportunity to see a rotating display of hundreds of orchids from the Garden’s expansive permanent living collection amid a tropical oasis inside the Orthwein Floral Display Hall. The Orchid Show theme changes annually. Garden admission ($12 adults; $6 St. Louis City/County residents; free children ages 12 and under) plus $5 per person ages 3 and up. Free for Garden members and their children. (314) 577-5100; www.missouribotanicalgarden.org.

Feb. 9; 6:30 p.m.

Masterworks Mardi Gras St. Clair Country Club, Belleville Enjoy dinner at your leisure with four delicious food stations; free Hurricane and hors d'oeuvres upon arrival; silent and oral auctions; party sign ups; wine pull with $20 and up bottles of wine; entertainment by the Chorale and Children's Choruses; cash bar. RSVP to Sandy Wagner at (618) 560-9491 or skwagner51@gmail.com.

Daddy Daughter Date Night Gateway Center in Collinsville An evening for girls and their dates (dads, step-dads, grandfathers, uncles or another significant man in their life - no moms allowed). The night is full of music, dancing, food and games; Each year having a different theme. This year's theme is a blast from the past with an ’80s inspired Prettyin-Pink party. John Locus Photography will be on hand to provide a commemorative photo for the event at a small additional cost. Registration ends Feb. 21. This event sells out each year so register early. Call (618) 346-7529 to register; www.collinsvillerec.com.

Feb. 25; 3 p.m.

Feb. 3; 6:30 p.m.

The O'Fallon Garden Club Glo Bingo Katy Cavins at 308 East 5th Street in O'Fallon Doors open at 5:30 p.m., bingo starts at 7 p.m. Over $1,000 in cash prizes, huge silent auction and lots of raffle items including the infamous wheelbarrow of booze. Cash bar with beer wine and soda. Chick-Fil-A sandwiches and snacks available for purchase. This event is 18 and up only, and all proceeds will go toward funding a new education center at the Community Garden. $20 pp in advance/$25 at the door. For more information, call O’Fallon Parks and Recreation at (618) 624-0139 or visit www.ofallonparksandrec.com.

Feb. 23; 6 to 9 p.m.

Feb. 16-March 25

Polar Plunge Season For Special Olympics Various Locations throughout Southern Illinois Head over to the nearest event location and watch participants jump into icy waters in the middle of winter. If you're brave, you can take the plunge yourself. Please visit www.soill.org to find the nearest location.

Feb. 17; 7:30 p.m.

Belleville Philharmonic Orchestra Union Methodist Church 721 E. Main Street in Belleville An intimate evening of instrumental ensemble and chamber orchestra music featuring musicians from the Philharmonic. Tickets available at the door.

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Alton Symphony Orchestra: Tribute to America Hatheway Cultural Center Lewis and Clark Community College Join in our tribute to America with two pieces by two different Bernsteins: Theme from the “Magnificent Seven” by Elmer Bernstein and “West Side Story” by Leonard Bernstein. Get jazzy with “St. Louis Blues” by Handy and patriotic with “Variations on America” by Ives as well as “Salute to the Armed Forces.” There will be a special performance by our Marie Stillwell Young Artist Winner. Tickets for adults are $10; $5 for seniors (62+); free for kids 12 and under; and free for LCCC staff and students. For more information, call (618) 792-4002; www.altonsymphonyorchestra.org.

Feb. 25 and March 25 Monthly Polka Dances Polish Hall 826 Greenwood Street, Madison, Ill. Sponsored by the St. Louis Metro Polka Club: Feb. 25 is Larry Haller’s Two Star Final; March 25 is Button Box Club. Admission $7. See the events on Facebook.com/Polish.Hall. Madison.

March 17; noon

March 3; Doors open at 6 p.m. The Masterworks Chorale & Children’s Choruses That’s Entertainment! Broadway Pops at the Movies Dinner Theater Bellecourt Manor, 225 E. A St., Belleville Broadway favorites and movie hits from yesteryear in a fun and festive dinner theater setting with WSIE Steve Jankowski as emcee. Tickets $50, includes a three-course dinner, cash bar. Please call (618) 304-9094 to make advance reservations; www.singmasterworks.org and Facebook.com/singmasterworks.

March 2-4 HBA Home & Garden Show Belle Clair Fairgrounds, Belleville See story in this issue; (618) 343-6331; www.hbaswil.org.

March 3; 6 to 11 p.m. 16th Annual Southern Illinois Chicken and Beer Dance To Benefit Make-A-Wish Illinois The Fountains Conference Center, Fairview Heights The Southern Illinois Chicken and Beer Dance is a dinner and dance with 450 - 500 guests in attendance. There will be a live band, silent auction, live auction with a professional auctioneer, raffles and 50/50 drawings, and a photo booth to create fun memories with your family and friends. We are also honored to have a wish child guest speaker who will share their wish story. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chickenbeerdance.com.

49th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Downtown St. Louis Regularly noted as one of the top in the country, the parade will be comprised of over 120 units, including marching bands, floats, huge cartoon-character balloons, 5000+ marchers, and lots of clowns. Over 250,000 spectators, the largest of any event in downtown St. Louis, are expected to attend, packing the streets with smiling Irish eyes and festive green attire. www.irishparade.org.

March 17 Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade – 5K and Block party Downtown Belleville Join your friends and family, and Marketplace Magazine, at this much-anticipated “holiday” of the year. Call (618) 233-6769 and visit www.bellevillemainstreet.net for more information.

Trivia Night To Benefit Hospice of Southern Illinois American Legion 1022 Vandalia St., Collinsville Doors open at 6; game begins at 7 p.m. Cash prizes; snacks welcome; cash bar. Reserve your table before March 2 for $100 per table or $125 after March 3. Call Sally at (618) 310-7021; skoval@hospice.org; register online at www.hospice.org.

March 17; 1 to 6 p.m.

April 22; 3 p.m.

Millstadt Pub Crawl Join your fellow Millstadt friends on a fun-filled journey throughout town. Register at Millstadt VFW; $10 pp – all proceeds go to the Millstadt Food Pantry and Meals on Wheels. $500 worth of prizes will be furnished by the Millstadt Chamber.

The Masterworks Children’s Choruses Voices of Spring St. Paul United Church of Christ, Belleville Tickets $15 adults; $10 seniors 65+ and military; $5 students. (618) 304-9094; www.singmasterworks.org.

March 20; 5 to 7 p.m.

April 29: 1 to 6 p.m.

O’Fallon Chamber After Hours St. Clair Tennis Club 733 Hartman Lane, O’Fallon Are you ready to meet 75+ potential contacts? Come network at our Business After Hours and bring plenty of business cards. Stay for 15 minutes or for the entire two hours. Tour the host's business, meet people and enjoy light refreshments. RSVP to chamber@ofallonchamber.com or call (618) 632-3377. Please RSVP so the host can plan accordingly.

Polish Hall (St. Stanislaus Lodge) lower level 826 Greenwood Street, Madison, Ill. Polish Hall is celebrating its 101st Anniversary with a polka dance open to the public, families and members. The Good Times Band played 400 consecutive Sunday night engagements from 1975 to 1984 at Polish Hall and this event will feature Dave Hylla's Good Times Band as a reunion for all that came to those dances. Low admission. Ages 12 and under free. Polish food will be on sale and more is in the works. Celebrate 101 Years (Five Generations) and reminisce with us. Facebook.com/POLISH.HALL.MADISON.

March 8-11

June 4

St. Louis Builders Home & Garden Show America's Center Downtown St. Louis Admission fee. www.stlhomeshow.com.

Sisters of Swing Annual Golf Tournament Benefitting Big Brothers Big Sisters Save the date! Tournament will be at The Orchards Golf Course. Contact www.bbbsil.org for more information.

March 10 Bunny Hop Walk with Gateway Milers The Bunny Hop Walk will take us through neighborhoods we haven’t seen in quite some time and a brand new walking trail. The O’Fallon Merchants Association invites you to collect Easter Eggs while in the downtown area: they will be filled with prizes. Gateway Milers: we make walking fun. For more information, visit www.gatewaymilers.org.

April 7; 6 p.m.

March 24; 6 p.m. Illinois Center for Autism’s Annual Dinner Auction St. Clair Country Club, Belleville For more information, (618) 398-7500, ext. 221; illinoiscenterforautism.org.

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