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e are an energized community that is vibrant and growing because of its people, businesses, government, schools, and civic and religious organizations. With a history of determination that includes rising up after the devastating Missouri River flood in 1993, this city stands strong thanks to its resilient backbone, but it doesn’t look back. Here in Chesterfield, it’s all about moving forward.
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The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce has been an advocate for this community since 1976. Its impact and lasting legacy–a blossoming retail, commercial, industrial and professional environment–has provided thousands jobs and benefitted the lives of many. The Chamber promotes and supports the business community by providing educational and networking opportunities to its nearly 700 members. Furthermore, the Chamber offers resources for visitors, tourists and residents.
view chamber events, get directions, register for programs, and find special offers from other member businesses. By downloading our app Chesterfield residents and guests can access our calendar as well as our membership directory. Envisioning the future and empowering firms to make it happen: That’s the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, and that’s what we do. We’re so thankful you’re part of this great city during this time of growth. Our ability to serve you is reflected in the willingness and inherent commitment of our members, and we are honored by our member’s willingness to serve on a committee or attend meetings to share their input. Please enjoy this magazine and explore the opportunities that make Chesterfield great. Nora Amato, Executive Director Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
There’s no stopping the growth of this city. Something new, and something better, is always coming along. Case in point: The Chamber recently launched a new app, which you can download by searching “CCOC” on your iPhone or Android device. With it, you can
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CHESTERFIELD missouri contents Community Information Pages in blue pertain to community information
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Demographics Masterpiece of Chesterfield A Proud History Getting Around/Map Home Sweet Home Business & Economy Houses of Worship
Tourism & Attractions Pages in olive pertain to tourism and attractions
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Recreation- Parks, Fitness & Fun A Cultural Tapestry Special Events Shopping, Dining & Lodging
Community Services
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Municipal Services Education Healthcare/Retirement Advertiser’s Directory
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◆ LOCATION: Chesterfield is 25 minutes west of downtown St. Louis. I-64/Highway 40, St. Louis' major east-west corridor, runs through the heart of Chesterfield. ◆ POPUL ATION: Chesterfield’s population is 47,684 - the second largest city in St. Louis County (2012 Census-American Community Survey). ◆ AREA: Chesterfield occupies 32 square miles and is the second largest geographical city in St. Louis County. ◆ HOUSING UNIT S * : Retirement Homes ....................1,869 Single Family Homes...............12,538 Single Family Attached ..............1,585 Duplex/Townhomes ..................1,522 Multifamily/Condos Homes.........826 Apartments................................3,321 Mobile Homes..............................143 Total Homes............................21,804 *data as of April 11, 2014 – Chesterfield Mapping Division
◆ GOVERNMENT: City of Chesterfield 690 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-4000 www.chesterfield.mo.us ◆ MEDICAL: Three major hospitals (including the award-winning St. Luke’s Hospital) are within 15 minutes of Chesterfield. Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital - plus several walk-in urgent care facilities are also close by. Nine senior adult care/assisted living facilities are available.
Chesterfield has many beautiful lakes, ponds and streams sprinkled throughout the community
◆ SCHOOLS: Chesterfield has two accredited public school systems: Parkway and Rockwood. It also has many parochial and private elementary and high schools. Within Chesterfield or located within close proximity are: Maryville University, Logan University, the West County branch of St. Louis Community College, and St. Joseph’s Institute for the Deaf. ◆ UTILITIES/PUBLIC SERVICES: Electric: Ameren UE Gas: Laclede Gas Phone/Internet: AT&T, SBC Water: Missouri American Water Co. Sewer: Metropolitan Sewer District Trash & Recycling: Republic Services, Cable/Internet: Charter, AT&T ◆ SHOPPING: Chesterfield Mall has abundant stores, specialty shops and restaurants. Chesterfield Commons is one of the largest outdoor shopping, entertainment and dining areas in the country located in Chesterfield Valley. Simon Premium Outlet and Taubman Prestige Outlets provide numerous other retail shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. ◆ PARKS & RECREATION: The City provides more than 380 acres of parkland and the 176-acre Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex containing 16 ball diamonds, 14 baseball/softball practice fields and 14 multipurpose fields for soccer, lacrosse, football and Ultimate Frisbee. It is also the home to
Catch 22 Miracle Field, made of a special playing surface that accommodates players of all abilities and ages. Central Park features a playground, trails and the Chesterfield Amphitheater; in addition to the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center, which offers a 25-yard competition pool, a leisure pool with slides, a children’s play structure, a splash playground, lazy river and two slides. ◆ AIRPORT: Spirit of St. Louis Airport, one of the busiest business aviation airports in the FAA Central Region (Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa and Kansas) ◆ EMERGENCY SERVICES: Monarch and Metro West Fire Protection Districts and the Chesterfield and St. Louis County Police Departments ◆ CLIMATE: Temperature Coldest: ..January...........Normal: 28.8F Hottest: ..July.................Normal: 85.7F Precipitation Driest: ......January .............Normal: 2.22” Wettest:....June..................Normal: 4.19” Average: ...Rain: 38.75” ....Snow: 18.5”
Chesterfield’s population is 47,684 the second largest city in St. Louis County.
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Natural beauty surrounds the community
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Chesterfield hosts a number of community events
Residents have a blast at a local event
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Modern office buildings are located throughout the Chesterfield area
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Residents enjoy outdoor dining at many local restaurants
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BALANCING COMMUNITY AND COMMERCE Chesterfield is a relatively new city, yet rich with history. Incorporated in 1988, the city recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. Since its earliest days, its residents, civic and business leaders have worked together to create an outstanding community in which to live, work and play. While some cities offer attractive neighborhoods or bustling centers of commerce, Chesterfield successfully
offers its residents both. Within this 32-square-mile canvas of rolling hills and lush green valleys, gleaming office buildings and mega shopping centers coexist peacefully amid tree-lined neighborhoods, historic landmarks and equestrian training facilities. You can live in a beautiful home; send your children to top-rated public and private schools; take advantage of excellent facilities for senior citizens, and enjoy numerous places of worship, premier shopping centers, historic and cultural attractions, health clubs, parks and attractive Class-A office space. Perhaps nowhere is meticulous city planning so evident as in the thriving retail center along the I-64/40 corridor known as Chesterfield Valley. The “Valley” is home to the longest retail power center in the nation - as well as numerous fast food and fine dining restaurants and the only Bentley/Lamborghini/Maserati dealer in the Midwest. In 2013, the Valley became home to two new premium outlet centers that brought nearly 150 additional stores to the city. The beauty of the Valley is that Chesterfield residents enjoy all of its conveniences at arm’s length because the Valley is literally in a valley, nicely separated from the city’s residential areas. City planning is also responsible for Chesterfield’s ability to balance old and new, community and commercial. A world-class corporate airport operates
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sk Chesterfield residents what makes their city so special, and some will talk about the city’s proximity to the highway, shopping, restaurants, area attractions and great schools. Others will describe the beautiful neighborhoods, parks and trees - the green space that is so desirable in a community just 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Others will tout the small-town friendliness of a rapidly growing residential and business community that is home to historic family farms. Since the 2011 opening of the Chesterfield Amphitheater, you will hear its citizens rave about the city’s culture. Perhaps what makes this city so different from the rest is its ability to blend a family-friendly environment with robust commercial growth and vibrant cultural experiences.
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Chesterfield has numerous fireworks displays throughout the summer
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A custom home by a local builder
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West County Family YMCA. Trails throughout the development will allow tenants to easily walk to facilities nearby and connect to the city’s extensive system of parks and trails.
next to a pumpkin farm. Specialty shops in established neighborhoods offer an alternative to the megashopping destinations in the Valley. Beautiful horse farms grace a winding, country road just minutes from a new Fortune 500 headquarters. This balance of commercial growth with community values has made Chesterfield a prime location in which to conduct business. The city has more than 2,000 businesses, which employ more than 72,000 individuals. A thriving executive community operates in Chesterfield Village, a 1,500-acre mixed-use planned development located in the city’s urban core. Hundreds of light industrial and manufacturing firms populate Chesterfield Valley while major corporations, modern medical centers, research facilities, manufacturing companies and high-end retail stores churn the city’s economy alongside small family businesses and boutiques. The vision of the City’s future is continuously moving forward. Sachs Properties, the developer of Chesterfield Village, is planning the new Downtown Chesterfield. This 100-acre commercial/residential development will be adjacent to the 38-acre Central Park and Chesterfield Amphitheater, Chesterfield Mall, Samuel C. Sachs Library Branch and
A CULTURAL PLAYGROUND In recognition of its outstanding arts programs and public art collection, the Missouri Arts Council named Chesterfield a Creative Community in 2011. The city’s most prized art piece is “The Awakening,” a sculpture of monumental proportions by J. Seward Johnson. Weighing 4,700 pounds, spanning 70 feet in length and rising 17 feet into the air, this cast aluminum sculpture of a giant emerging from the ground beckons children and adults alike to climb its massive arms and legs. In 2009, the city partnered with Chesterfield Arts, a nonprofit community arts agency, in creating a Public Art Master Plan to support its commitment to a vibrant cultural community. Since then, residents have seen numerous temporary and permanent pieces of public art spring up in the city. In addition to visual arts, Chesterfield residents enjoy performing arts in the city, including free summer concerts at Faust Park and at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. The city also hosts free movie nights at the Amphitheater and some ticketed events of national headliners, such as Scotty McCreery, American Idol winner. In 2014, the Chesterfield
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The Chesterfield community boasts many attractive sculptures
A beautiful sunset graces a Chesterfield Park
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WHAT IS CHESTERFIELD? A businessman stops by the Smokehouse Market for a sandwich and a root beer, before heading back to his office in Chesterfield Village. A couple watch as their children spin gleefully on a 1929 carousel at Faust Park, then hop in the car to take
care of back-to-school shopping in the Valley. Later, the businessman runs into the young family, who happen to be his neighbors, at a free concert at the Amphitheater in Central Park. This is Chesterfield: a city at the confluence of community, convenience and culture.
Chesterfield truly is a place where history, tradition, progress and family values have joined as one to become a must-visit destination.
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Amphitheater became the new home of two major festivals: the St. Louis Bluesweek Festival and the Taste of St. Louis. The popular Chesterfield Wine & Jazz Festival also draws big crowds to the Amphitheater.
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ost cities grow from a single "named community," but not Chesterfield. Within Chesterfield's present-day city limits, there were once six towns and communities, each with its own post office. In addition, there were two other communities (Orrville and Centaur Station), on the western edge of Chesterfield, that were also influential in Chesterfield's early development. One by one, post offices closed or transferred, until only the Chesterfield post office remained. As a result, Chesterfield absorbed the history of the people and the communities that once existed within its city limits. To appreciate Chesterfield's diverse and colorful background, one must look at the bigger picture. Bellefontaine (French for “beautiful spring”), or as the locals called it, "Hilltown," was settled in the early 1800s by the Bates, Conway, and Long families as a
predominantly German farming community. The first post office was established as Bellemonte (“beautiful mountain”) in 1851. Eighteen years later, in 1869, the town and post office names were changed to Bellefontaine. Rinkel's Antioch Baptist Market was a site for years, at the Church on intersection of present-day Olive Wildhorse Street Road and Chesterfield Creek Road Parkway, where Charlie Gitto’s Restaurant now stands. The town of Lake started out as "Hog Hollow" around 1860. The post office was established as Hog Hollow in 1871, but a year later the town's name was changed to what some thought was a more suitable name of Lake. Zierenberg's General Merchandise and Saloon (built around 1880) was a well-known landmark at the 18-mile marker on Olive Street Road. The original structure, destroyed by fire in 1918, was replaced with a brick building doubling as a filling station. Also within the building were a blacksmith shop,
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What is now Chesterfield was once home to six small towns, each of which had its own post office, and of course, its own history.
Historic Thornhill House in Faust Park
The Longs, Lawrence and William, arrived in 1797, settling on Spanish land grants. In 1816, William and Polly Long sold Post 400 acres, including their house. Justus Post would eventually acquire 21,204 acres, some for as little as $1.25 per acre. According to records, Post bought land by the mile. Post laid out the original community of Chesterfield, straddling Wild Horse Creek Road, between
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One of the four structures in Chesterfield that is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is Governor Bates' Thornhill House.
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1815. It is said he came here possessing an estate of $12,000, mostly cash, and an IOU from the government in the amount of $1,000 for services rendered during the War of 1812. St. Louis City proved to be good for social advancement but was not to Posts’ liking. Within one year he moved his family to a 170-acre farm alongside the Missouri River in an area that would eventually be known as Chesterfield Valley. He paid $14 per acre for this farm that included houses, barns, stables, a ferry and good, cleared fields.
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saloon, ice house, weigh station and rooms for travelers in the upstairs area. The building stands today on the northeast corner of Olive and Hog Hollow, across from The Art Gallery of Hog Hollow. The town of Gumbo was located near the current intersection of Chesterfield Airport Road and Long Road. This area is generally referred to as “The Valley” by locals and long-time residents. The name “Gumbo” is derived mainly from the soil, which although very rich and silty, when wet becomes a sticky, almost clay-like material. A substance very similar to gravel was made from Gumbo mud and used for streets and sidewalks in Forest Park during the 1904 World's Fair. Gumbo's post office operated from 1882 to 1907. Monarch (earlier called Atherton, then Eatherton) was one of the Cutline goes here up to two settlements to spring up along the lines. Cutline goes here up to two lines. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail Line, when it came through the valley in the late 1800s. William Sutton's General Store stood on the northwest corner of Eatherton and Centaur Roads. The post office operated there from 1895 to 1907, when the mail was transferred to Chesterfield. Bonhomme had a colorful life. (The name is French for "good man".) This small community, located at the far western end of Olive Street Road, was close to the Howell's Ferry Landing. It boasted of a blacksmith shop, grist mill, store, post office and Fenn's saw mill; but all of it was washed away in the late 1800s by the Missouri River. Bonhomme was a popular name in St. Louis County; Bonhomme streets, roads, creeks, churches and townships are still so-named. However, this Bonhomme is the only one that ever had its own post office, operating from 1851to 1895. Justus Post’s Chesterfield, as a named community, dates to 1818. Colonel Justus Post arrived in the St. Louis area, along with wife, Eliza, and his two small children on November 6,
Baxter and Wilson. Wild Horse Creek Road was named Main Street, with North and South streets on either side. The cross streets were named Mulberry, Locust, Walnut, Prune, Vine, Chestnut and Oak. However, the town plat was not recorded until 1838. Post served one term as a Missouri State Senator and remained in the area for nearly 30 years before relocating to southern Illinois. In 1877 (after the railroad came through the valley), Christian Burkhardt acquired 21 acres where Olive Street Road crossed the railroad. There he laid out Burkhardt's Subdivision, around Drew Depot. The original community of Chesterfield, founded by Post, gradually relocated to be along the railroad at Drew Station. Christian died in 1898, but his son Edward and Edward's wife Lena continued this era of Chesterfield's evolvement. Edward laid out Burkhardt Place, on the south side of Olive Street Road. He built a row of twelve quaint brick/tile bungalows in the 1918 to 1925 period. Edward also opened a mercantile store bearing his name, and was president of the Farmer's State Bank of Chesterfield from 1914 until 1923. The Farmer’s Bank Building, (established circa 1914), with its unique Mesker pressed-metal facade, is the oldest commercial structure in Chesterfield and the only surviving rural bank building in St. Louis County. It was acquired by architects Lauren Strutman and Dick Busch in 1999 and restored to its original glory. In mid 2000, it became Chesterfield's fourth property to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Chesterfield Historical Commission has recognized this Chesterfield location as a historic district, with appropriate markers. The Farmer's State Bank building, which also housed the post office and telephone switch board, at the intersection of Chesterfield Airport Road and Baxter Road, along with the row of bungalows, and the nearby 1920s Slaughter House (now the Don Wiegand Studio), constitute what we can best see, touch and identify with as our city's heritage.
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As previously mentioned, the community of Orrville had much influence on Chesterfield. Just south of Wild Horse Creek Road, along Eatherton Road (in what is now Wildwood), one can see a half-dozen of Orrville's original structures. John and James Orr came from Scotland. John's son, Robert, would become one of Orrville's leading citizens. He owned most of the land in town, was justice of the peace for six years and, along with his wife Laura, donated the land on which the present Antioch Baptist Church was built in 1860 (at 18319 Wild Horse Creek Road). The Hoppenberg-Fick General Store and Post Office, circa 1867, still stands. Robert Orr was the first postmaster (1858-1871). William Parks Bacon reportedly had the finest house in Orrville - it is still there. Chesterfield's African American community (Westland Acres on Church Road), had its beginnings with the first Antioch Baptist Church, founded in 1841. At that time, white and black worshiped together. When the new Antioch Baptist Church was built in 1860, the African American community took over the original structure and re-named it Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. Reportedly, African Americans worshiped at Mt. Pleasant until the 1920s, then gradually migrated to their present location on Church Road and built the Union Baptist Church in 1922. Two events brought Centaur into being: the railroad and Anton Leiweke. In 1891, Leiweke, a deserter from the German Army, organized the Centaur Lime Company and founded Centaur Station. The company employed about 100 people from 1891 to 1928, until it went bankrupt. Centaur Station was settled mostly by Germans. They established their own church (St. Anthony's Parish), first meeting on the third floor of Leiweke's lumber barn and later, sharing a one-room frame school house. This little congregation would later be the start of
Historic homestead courtesy of the Chesterfield Historical Society
Chesterfield mail carrier on horse and buggy in times gone by
Among Chesterfield’s architectural treasures are 20 homes over 100 years old. the Ascension Parish, now on Santa Maria Drive in Chesterfield. They built Ascension's first church in 1923-24; this structure is now named Godfrey Chapel. Howell Island lay just across the Missouri River channel from Centaur. In 1900, Anton Leiweke purchased the island, cleared it and began farming. He brought farmers and their supplies to and from the island by barge and a small vessel named "Honeybell". One of the four structures in Chesterfield that is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is Governor
Bates' Thornhill. This building dates to the 1815-1817 period. The Governor Bates site was part of the first 98 acres donated by Leicester and Mary Faust to the St.Louis County Parks system in 1968. This was the beginning of Faust Park. Thornhill is the oldest standing Governor's residence in Missouri. Bates was Missouri's second Governor; serving while the State Capitol was still located in St. Charles. Bates died in office of pleurisy at age 48, after serving less than nine months as Governor. He is buried at Thornhill Estate. Visitors to Faust Park may visit the historical site. Among Chesterfield's architectural treasures are 20 homes over 100 years old. These "Century Houses" were recognized and their current owners presented with appropriate framed certificates at ceremonies held at Faust Park's Thornhill. Chesterfield further preserves its heritage in the form of the Faust Park Historic Village, and the 1997 acquisition of the remaining 102 acres of the original Leicester Faust Estate. Chesterfield, beyond being one of St. Louis County's most successful and fastest growing communities, also has a colorful past; a past we can all explore and appreciate - by taking a few minutes to get off the beaten path. For a complete history of Chesterfield, read “Chesterfield, Missouri-From Untamed Wilderness to Thriving Municipality.” Written by members of the Chesterfield Historical Society. (ReferenceChesterfield, Missouri-From Untamed Wilderness to Thriving Municipality. Pages 11-15.)
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Convenient highway access helps in getting around the area road systems
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hesterfield’s convenient location is supported by an extensive transportation infrastructure. While the 32-square miles of the city is cradled in a rolling green landscape of open valleys and landscaped developments, it is only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Interstate 64 East gives quick access to I-270 (the loop around St. Louis), which then provides connections to I-44, I-55 and I-70. Drivers can continue straight on I-64 East to reach other West County suburbs and also Clayton, the County seat of St. Louis County, or continue straight into the city of St. Louis. I-64 West provides access to St. Charles County, just across the Missouri River. There are seven interchanges off of Interstate 64 that provide quick access to major local streets such Highway 141, Chesterfield Parkway, Baxter Road, Clarkson/Olive and Long Road. Chesterfield Parkway is the loop around the central business and shopping district, including Chesterfield Mall. Chesterfield Airport Road parallels I-64 in the western part of Chesterfield and is the access road for hundreds of businesses in “the Chesterfield valley.” Wild Horse Creek Road extends to the western boundary of the city and winds through rolling hills dotted with stately homes. For out-of-town guests, there are a host of local taxis that provide prompt and courteous service, while many hotels offer shuttle service to Lambert Airport and within the community. Metro provides local and city-wide bus service, which connects to the MetroLink light rail system. Visit metrostlouis.org for more details.
Spirit of St. Louis Airport is home to many corporate and private aircraft
Local bus service makes for convenient access.
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Wings of Hope hangar at Spirit of St. Louis Airport
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Located at the western edge of Chesterfield Valley, the Spirit of St. Louis Airport is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the FAA Central Region. Many corporations house their private aircraft here, and the surrounding area is home to numerous businesses. There are several fixed-base operators that provide a full range of support services including aircraft maintenance and sales; avionics; air freight; and pilot supplies. Other services include flight training, charter aircraft; overnight hangar storage and tie-down spaces; and 24-hour fuel. Spirit is also a Port of Entry and utilizes U.S. Customs and Border Protection on the field.
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Industrial rail service is provided by the Central Midland Railway, and serves industrial and light manufacturing firms in the Chesterfield Valley. If you want to take a slower mode of transportation, Chesterfield is partnered with Great Rivers Greenway and the Monarch-Chesterfield Levee District and a trail system atop the levee in the Valley. No matter how you get around, Chesterfield is a great place to live, work and play!
Modern bridges make highway access convenient
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Several trains travel through the community
Many exclusive private charter companies operate out of Spirit of St. Louis Airport (photo courtesy of Aero Charter)
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Chesterfield’s convenient location is supported by an extensive transportation infrastructure. While the 32-square miles of the city is cradled in a rolling green landscape of open valleys and landscaped developments, it is only 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis.
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A Fischer & Frichtel home in west county
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A McBride & Son luxury home
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ever was the real estate cliché about location so true than with Chesterfield. The nearly 48,000 residents who live in modest single-family homes in the city’s older neighborhoods, or in newer luxury homes situated on expansive lawns and featuring custombuilt pools, three-car garages and spacious floor plans, all enjoy the convenience of living in one of the most ideally located suburbs in the St. Louis area. Because it literally straddles I-64/40, it is convenient to all that the area has to offer. Chesterfield is just 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis, but its residents may find few reasons (except for a Cards-Cubs game) to leave their fair city. They are in the envious position of living in a picturesque landscape – a Tree City, USA! – while being only a stone’s throw from the area’s best shopping, schools, businesses, parks, entertainment and places of worship. Many choose Chesterfield for its top-rated public school districts: Parkway and Rockwood.
Both were recently recognized by the Washington Post as one of America’s Most Challenging High Schools. Chesterfield is also home to a number of excellent private and parochial schools, including Maryville University, a private, nationally ranked liberal arts university, and Logan University, one of the nation’s largest chiropractic colleges. Abundant “green space” colors not only fill residential neighborhoods, but are ever present within commercial areas. While other communities must choose between preserving a quiet, 23
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HOME residential community and opening their cities to the amenities of a robust commercial hub, Chesterfield enjoys the best of both worlds. The majority of the area’s shopping, restaurants and businesses are located in the booming Chesterfield Valley or along the Chesterfield Parkway loop. These clustering commercial enterprises in this way allow residents to enjoy proximity to the conveniences of a bustling city, while preserving that sense of relaxed community that you expect in a much more rural locale. Locally and throughout the Midwest, the name “Chesterfield” evokes a certain level of prestige. The community reflects a balance of modest and upscale single-family homes, apartments, traditional and villa condominiums, as well as retirement, assisted living and nursing care communities. Chesterfield offers the perfect place for everyone.
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SINGLE FAMILY LIVING When it comes to selecting a home in Chesterfield, choices are aplenty. A drive through the city’s neighborhoods on a warm weekend afternoon reveals children riding bikes through tree-lined subdivisions, homeowners mowing lawns or planting flowers; luxury homes situated far back from the main road on lush, rolling lawns; apartment dwellers playing tennis or basking poolside; and dog walkers strolling near condominiums and attached homes, happily not mowing their lawns. While the area's reputation for excellent schools, convenience and beautiful neighborhoods has brought an explosion of new housing, more established neighborhoods continue to attract young families drawn to their larger lot sizes and undeveloped common grounds. Established neighborhoods on the east end of town include: the Village of Greentrails,
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HOME River Bend Estates, Conway Forest, Westbury Manor, White Plains, Baxter Crossings Apartment community Shenandoah and Ladue Trails. On the west side of town, the popular Chesterfield Farms & Estates subdivision bustles with children who attend the two elementary schools within walking distance. Just down the road, similar neighborhoods include Baxter Pointe, Chesterfield Estates and Somerset. Those looking for traditional homes built in the past 25 years that still boast ample yards will find them in communities such as: Wilson Manor, Wilson Farm Estates, The Forest, Kingspointe, Greystone and Countryside. Just as the size, cost and character of Chesterfield residences vary so, too, do the architectural styles. This Midwest town features its share of traditional two-story brick homes with stately center-hall floor plans. But newer developments boast more open space, vaulted ceilings, deep-pour lower levels and atrium ranches. Popular features with many high-end, luxury homes are stone and brick facades, custom outdoor lighting and beautifully landscaped pools. Newer subdivisions that offer a variety of high-end offerings include: Wilson Creek, Eagle Crest, Pacland Place, Fox Hill Farms, Manors at Schoettler Valley and Will’s Trace. One of the newest developments, The Reserve at Chesterfield Village, reflects a commitment to preserving as much natural forest growth as possible with homes backing up to abundant common ground and walking trails. This neighborhood is walking distance from the city’s Central Park, the cornerstone of what will eventually be the new Downtown Chesterfield: a mixed-use development on more than 100 acres that will feature retail shops, residential dwellings, office space, restaurants, entertainment venues and cultural amenities, including a municipal performing arts center. The developer, Sachs Properties, describes it as a “central core” with an “urban feel.”
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Many exclusive retirement communities are available throughout the Chesterfield area. Pictured here is The Cedars
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HOME Chesterfield also is home to many apartment complexes that offer one or more bedrooms, and beautiful landscaping in a no-maintenance setting. Some examples are Baxter Crossings, Chesterfield Village, Chesterfield Place, Forum, Peachtree, River Valley, Schoettler Village, Village Green, Westmont at Chesterfield and Woodchase.
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SENIOR LIVING Those who need a helping hand with their daily living–or who simply want to live among a community of their peers–will find no shortage of retirement communities in Chesterfield. They range from no-maintenance options for independent living to assisted living and 24-hour skilled nursing care. Many offer planned meals, social and recreational activities and
transportation throughout the area. Chesterfield’s retirement communities include: The Westchester House, Brooking Park, The Willows at Brooking Park, Chesterfield Villas, Delmar Gardens, Friendship Village, Garden View Care Center, Surrey Place and Sunrise of Chesterfield. As a comfort to seniors and their families, all are just minutes from St. Luke’s Hospital and some of the best healthcare facilities in the nation.
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Chesterfield’s retirement communities offer planned meals, social and exercise facilities and transportation throughout the area. A GREAT PLACE TO CALL HOME Whether you are looking for a place where your family can grow, are in the market for the carefree living that comes with an apartment or condo, or looking to scale up or scale down, Chesterfield has it all. Come and see why Chesterfield is such a great place to call home!
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have obtained graduate Leadership Chesterfield awards ceremony t the heart of degrees or higher) have Chesterfield’s created a firm foundation growth is a for continued economic robust economy growth well into the bolstered by more than future. 2,300 businesses and Located along the I-64 more than 75,000 technology corridor, employees working Chesterfield is home to within the community, numerous offices and and an annual consumer high-tech firms. New spending of over $2.7 facilities constructed in billion. This progressive just the past few years are city is proud to be the quick to be occupied, home of major leading to an average corporations, high-tech vacancy rate consistently research centers, modern in the low teens. medical centers and major Chesterfield is home to manufacturing firms. several medical facilities, A Chamber Chesterfield also boasts a ribbon cutting including the Washington healthy base of family University/Barnes-Jewish businesses and is a retail Orthopedic Center, Mercy shopping destination in Rehabilitation Hospital the St. Louis region. and Chesterfield Medical Center. Also home to the Since its establishment in 1988, Chesterfield has top-rated St. Luke’ s Hospital, the community is grown from a small, rural farm area to one of the becoming a destination for medical professionals and most successful, business-friendly communities in their patients. Mercy Health has recently announced the St. Louis area. Meticulous community planning, plans to construct a new corporate campus to an ideal location, abundant land, excellent hotel and include a virtual care center, outpatient hospital and conference facilities, prime residential development their headquarters in the heart of Chesterfield. and a well-educated work force (25 percent of whom
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One of the many impressive office buildings located near Chesterfield Mall
Economy Due to its central location in the region and impressive demographics, Chesterfield is highly sought after by retailers, corporate decision makers and health care providers. In 2013, two outlet malls opened in the region, adding a mix of nearly 200 new stores! Taubman Prestige Outlets and St. Louis Premium Outlets are destinations for shoppers throughout the area and for tourists alike. Chesterfield is also home to the only American Girl store in Missouri, located in the Chesterfield Mall next to the Cheesecake Factory.
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CHESTERFIELD VILLAGE At the core of Chesterfield’s thriving economy is Chesterfield Village – the first and largest master-planned community in the St. Louis Metro area. Developer Louis Sachs, former Chairman of Sachs Properties, initiated Chesterfield Village in 1967. It transformed the far western reaches of St. Louis County into an affluent, vibrant mixed-use community that encompasses 1,500 acres. With an expected completion date of 2020, Chesterfield Village has a projected cumulative capital investment value in excess of $5 billion. To date, more than $2 billion has been invested in its creation, including road improvements and, most notably, the three-mile-long Chesterfield Parkway loop. Chesterfield Village also has 2,600 residences in eight major developments that provide a variety of lifestyle choices– from estate homes to condominiums and apartments. Its exquisite landscaping and approximately 500 acres of green space define the community. At the nexus of I-64 and Olive/Clarkson Chesterfield Village has an impressive array of low- and mid-rise office buildings with 1 million square feet of space and approximately 200 businesses. In addition, it encompasses the entire 1.3 million-square-foot Chesterfield Mall, with the 14-screen AMC Megaplex Theatre. This area is home to more than 170 retailers and 14 restaurants, including P.F. Chang’s, Stoney River, Ya Ya’s Euro Bistro, Cheeburger Cheeburger, Macaroni Grill and The Cheesecake Factory, along with local favorites Charlie Gitto’s and EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery.
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The Chesterfield community has attracted numerous top-tier corporations that reside alongside the city’s increasing base of “homegrown” companies. The community has attracted numerous top-tier corporations including Monsanto’s Research & Development campus, one of Chesterfield top employers. Other key employment generators are Dierbergs Markets’ corporate headquarters, AEP/River Operations Co., Rose International, and the Doubletree Hotel and Conference Center. Reinsurance Group of America is construcing their world headquarters in Chesterfield Village as well, growing an employment base from 900 to more than 1200. The Junior Chamber International selected Chesterfield Village as the location for its world headquarters. In addition to accommodating the major corporations that make their homes here, Chesterfield Village and its impressive Class A office space are ideally suited for the city’s increasing base of “home-grown” companies, including engineers, architects, lawyers, financial planners, insurance agents, healthcare professionals and independent entrepreneurs.
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A Bentley Maserati dealership is located in Chesterfield Valley
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Stages St. Louis is headquartered in Chesterfield Village, already home to the West County Family YMCA and its Chesterfield Community Theatre, the Jewish Community Center, the Samuel C. Sachs Library, Chesterfield City Hall, Chesterfield Central Park, the Chesterfield Amphitheatre and the Family Aquatic Center. The near future will bring the development of a premier planned community called Downtown Chesterfield, which will feature residential, business and shopping space. Sachs Properties, the developer of Chesterfield Village, is also developing Downtown Chesterfield. Located at Chesterfield Parkway West and I-64, this development will be adjacent to the 38-acre Central Park, Chesterfield Mall, the Samuel C. Sachs Branch County Library and the West County Family YMCA. Trails throughout the development will
At two miles in length, Chesterfield Commons is the longest shopping center in the United States. With its prime location alongside I-64, “The Valley” is the location of choice for over 500 manufacturing and service firms. connect through a unique park system and to the levee trail. The first phase of the development will feature two office buildings and four freestanding buildings for retail space and
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restaurants. Central Park Square I, a five-story office building, is already completed and fully occupied. CHESTERFIELD VALLEY Another part of the community experiencing enormous growth and development is Chesterfield Valley. Heavily affected during the Flood of 1993, the area has recovered and is thriving with commercial and industrial activity. Since the flood, more than five million square feet of space has been developed. The area is burgeoning with new office buildings, restaurants, retail stores and hotels. At two miles in length, Chesterfield Commons is the longest shopping center in the United States. With its prime location alongside I-64, Chesterfield Valley is also the location of choice for more than 500 manufacturing and service firms and two outlet malls. New business parks are currently under development, including Spirit Valley Business Park, Wings Corporate Estates, and Blue Valley a mixed-use development. The Blue Valley Development is home to St. Louis Premium Outlets and is under development for a convenience store, offices, a hotel/indoor recreation complex and additional retail development.
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SPIRIT AIRPORT IS WORLD HEADQUARTERS OF WINGS OF HOPE The largest volunteer charity in the Midwest and the oldest and largest humanitarian aviation charity in the world, Wings of Hope provides the only free, fully-equipped medical transport, air ambulances and medical referral service. Nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2011, it transports hundreds of children and adults with debilitating health issues, even those who are not ambulatory, to
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A PRIME LOCATION Both Chesterfield Valley and Chesterfield Village are positioned along the I-64 “high-tech corridor,” which links Chesterfield to St. Clair County in Illinois and St. Charles County in Missouri. This roadway is the St. Louis area’s main east-west corridor, and along it reside a majority of the metro region’s technological and higher education facilities. Spirit of St. Louis Airport in Chesterfield Valley is one of the top business aviation centers in the Midwest and a benefit-rich resource for pilots, passengers and aviation-related companies. Owned and operated by St. Louis County, Spirit primarily focuses on business and general aviation and logs some 120,000 flights annually. It is among the busiest business aviation airports in the Federal Aviation Administration Central Region (Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa and Kansas).
Each day corporate jets from major corporations use the facilities at Spirit, and nearly every corporate jet arriving in St. Louis from another city lands at this world-class facility. A number of fixed-base operators provide premier aviation service and support: Executive Beechcraft, TAC Air, Aero Charter, Midwest Aviation, Million Air and AVMATS.
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Taubman Prestige Outlets is conveniently located in the heart of the Chesterfield Valley and hosts numerous retail shops that will delight shoppers of all interests. Among the many businesses and agencies operating in Chesterfield Valley are Aegion Corporation, a rehabilitator of public infrastructure; Mark Andy Inc., an internationally recognized manufacturer of printing machinery; Reliv International, a nutritional products manufacturer and distributor; Technology Partners, a technology outsourcing firm; JetCorp, a corporate aircraft charter and maintenance firm; and the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority or (MOHELA), a student loan service. Movie goers can also delight in the 14-screen Wehrenberg Theater complex featuring one of the largest “mega-screens” in the region, and the Kemp Auto Museum is a showcase for classic Mercedes and other vintage autos.
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Economy and from health care. From its Chesterfield location, Wings of Hope also furnishes medical care, education and hands-on guidance for sustainable projects to over 150 bases in 42 countries, aiding more than one million people each year. Its volunteers also provide global disaster relief, including contributing to humanitarian efforts after hurricanes and tsunamis. Each year 90 percent of the funds the charity raises are used for program services. Volunteers are always needed. For more information, call 636-537-1302 or visit wings-of-hope.org
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A GREAT PLACE TO STAY WHILE DOING BUSINESS Chesterfield is home to a number of outstanding hotels and meeting facilities. The Doubletree by Hilton boasts 223 luxurious guest rooms, two restaurants, a cocktail lounge and a state-of-the-art conference center featuring the ultimate in business amenities with 28 meeting rooms accommodating from 10 to 350 guests. Doubletree guests are also able to use the adjoining Chesterfield Athletic Club, a 91,000-square-foot athletic facility with nine indoor and six outdoor tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pools, cardio & weight rooms, a basketball/volleyball court, three racquetball courts and three aerobic rooms. The Residence Inn by Marriott, Homewood Suites and SpringHill Suites offer luxurious one- and
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the Chesterfield area. Focused on professional and personal development, social networking, and community service, CYP hold monthly events. Opportunities to network throughout the St. Louis area with other young professional groups and within the Chesterfield Chamber are also provided.
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CHESTERFIELD YOUNG PROFESSIONALS (CYP) Sponsored by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, the CYP was founded in early 2009 for professionals ages 21 to 45 who work and/or live in
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SUPPORTIVE ORGANIZATIONS Startup businesses in Chesterfield are fortunate to have access to the services of the STLVentureWorks business incubator. Up to 50 emerging small businesses can rent office and warehouse space at the center and benefit from shared office space and administrative services at very competitive rates. This facility, operated by St. Louis County, is located in Spirit 40 Park, which is adjacent to I-64 in Chesterfield Valley. Chesterfield also is supported by a number of organizations that are active in promoting the city’s continued growth. These organizations are led by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, the Chesterfield Valley Coalition and Progress 64 West. Service organizations located in Chesterfield include Kiwanis Club of Chesterfield, Lions Club, the Rotary Club, Junior Chamber International and the American Legion.
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Company Employees St. Luke’s Hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,499 Full service hospital & medical offices Parkway School District . . . . . . . . . . 1,176 Accredited K-12 public school district Monsanto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,070 Bio-tech plant science research and development Delmar Gardens Enterprises . . . . . . . . 897 Skilled nursing centers &retirement communities Reinsurance Group of America . . . . . . 885 Reinsurance for life insurance companies Mercy Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500 Headquarters Dierbergs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485 Supermarket headquarters & stores McBride & Son Companies. . . . . . . . . 450 Homebuilder, developer, contractor Rose International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 418 Business services and IT solutions staffing, payroll processing, application development MOHELA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402 A servicer of student loans Pfizer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375 Pharmaceutical research and development Amdocs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346 Billing and customer relationship management software and managed services to the telecommunications industry Mark Andy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338 Manufacturer of printing presses for labeling & packaging Technology Partners Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . 289 IT staffing and solutions Mercy Rehab Hospital. . . . . . . . . . . . . 260 Full service hospital/medical center
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Faith is central to the lives of many Chesterfield residents. The city's many denominations offer the opportunity to share fellowship and a greater sense of community.
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Chesterfield Presbyterian Church (PCA) 15037 Clayton Road (636) 394-3337 www.chespres.org Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, St. Louis Temple (LDS) 12555 North Outer 40 Drive (314) 514-1122 www.lds.org/church
Emerson Unitarian Universalist Chapel 73 Strecker Road (636) 256-7393 www.emersonuuchapel.org Ethical Society of St. Louis 9001 Clayton Road (314) 991-0955 www.ethicalstl.org First Baptist Church of Chesterfield 17103 Wild Horse Creek Road (636) 537-8748 www.firstbcc.org First Baptist Church of Creve Coeur 1553 Creve Coeur Mill Road (314) 434-4625 www.firstbccc.org First Church of Christian Science of Clarkson Valley 2989 Clarkson Road (636) 527-8072 www.csinfostl.org
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Daar-ul-Islam Masjid 517 Weidman Road (636) 394-7878 www.stlislam.org
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Chesterfield Ward (LDS) 15801 Clayton Road (636) 527-0916 www.lds.org/church
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aith has played an important role in the lives of Chesterfield residents from the very beginning. Early 19th-century traveling ministers planted the seeds for Chesterfield's religious community, and today Chesterfield has grown to encompass more than 40 denominations. A host of houses of worship are either within or close to Chesterfield, including a Mormon Temple at Chesterfield's eastern border. In addition to regularly scheduled services, many of these houses of worship offer life-centered activities such as child-care, Sunday school, summer religious study, singles activities, senior citizen functions, women's ministries and sports activities - not to mention a full range of charitable services to the community and world-wide. Many area houses of worship emphasize the importance of the family unit and even organize “Family Nights” at the ballpark or other cultural events. Most denominations have organized teen and senior programs that arrange regular outings. For those who enjoy music, several houses of worship offer a wide variety of music ministries, from a full sanctuary choir to ensembles and groups performing seasonal plays and vocal quartets. The Lord of Life Lutheran Church has a unique 10-ringer choir group that plays handbells at least once a month for their worship service. The city's many denominations offer the opportunity to share fellowship and a greater sense of community. Here is a list of many houses of worship located in Chesterfield or in close proximity:
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WORSHIP Hindu Temple 725 Weidman Road (636) 230-3300 www.hindutemplestlouis.org Holy Infant Catholic Church 627 Dennison Dr (636) 227-7440 holyinfantballwin.org Incarnate Word Catholic Church 13416 Olive Boulevard (314) 576-5366 www.incarnate-word.org Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ 620 North Woods Mill Road (314) 434-4991 www.ivychapel.org King of Kings Lutheran Church 13765 Olive Boulevard (314) 469-2224 www.kokstl.org
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Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church (PCA) 12928 Ladue Road (314) 434-0753 www.kirkofthehills.org Living Word United Methodist Church 17315 Manchester Rd (636) 821-2800 www.livingwordumc.org Lord of Life Lutheran Church (LCMS) 15750 Baxter Road (636) 532-0400 www.lordoflifelcms.org St. Alban Roe Catholic Church 2001 Shepard Rd (636) 458-2977 www.stalbanroe.org www.ascensioncatholicparish.com
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Antioch Baptist Church on Wild Horse Creek Road
Shaare Emeth Temple 11645 Ladue Road (314) 569-0010 www.shaare-emeth.org
St. Thomas United Church of Christ 17842 Wild Horse Creek Rd (636) 532-3556 www.stthomasucc.org
St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church 15642 Clayton Road (636) 227-8654 www.saintclareofassisi.org
Trinity Lutheran 14088 Clayton Rd (636) 227-5432 www.youmattertogod.org
St. John Lutheran Church 15800 Manchester Road (636) 394-4100 www.stjstl.net
Union Baptist Church of Chesterfield 17200 Church Rd (636) 532-0341 www.unionbaptistcc.org
St. Johns United Church of Christ 15370 Olive Street Road (636) 532-0540 www.stjohnsuccchesterfield.org
United Hebrew Congregation 13788 Conway Rd (314) 469-0700 www.unitedhebrew.org
St. Louis Family Church 17458 Chesterfield Airport Rd (636) 532-3446 www.slfc.org
United Methodist Church of Green Trails 14237 Ladue Rd (314) 469-6740 www.umcgt.org
St. Louis West County Seventh Day Adventist 16601 Wild Horse Creek Rd (636) 519-0177 www.stlwcsda.org
West County Assembly of God 13431 N Outer 40 Rd (314) 434-1058 www.wcag.org
St. Mark Presbyterian 601 Claymont Dr (636) 394-2233 www.discoverstmark.org St. Martin’s Episcopal 15764 Clayton Rd (636) 227-1484 www.stmartinschurch.org
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St. Paul’s Lutheran (Mo. Synod) 955 Hwy 109 (636) 273-6239 www.stpaullutheranwildwood.org
West Hills Community Church 13250 S Outer 40 Rd (314) 434-5963 www.westhillsstl.org Windsor Crossing Community Church 114 N Eatherton Rd (636) 532-1212 www.wcrossing.org Woodlawn Chapel Presbyterian 16520 Clayton Rd (636) 458-3009 www.woodlawnchapel.com
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Major national touring acts and well-known local bands perform on the modern stage at the Chesterfield Amphitheater
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Even during the most inclement weather or simply during normal temperatures, Chesterfield residents have access to a wide variety of indoor facilities, such as West County Family YMCA, Jewish Community Center (JCC), Ozzie’s Sports Academy, SkyZone, Sports Fusion, Bounce U, the Hardee’s Iceplex ice rink, and for young tumblers, My Gym. In addition, there are many tennis, racquetball, health and exercise clubs located in and around the Chesterfield area. Some of them include The Chesterfield Athletic Club at the DoubleTree Hotel, the Forest Lake Swim and Tennis Club, Woodsmill Tennis Club, 24-Hour Fitness and Lifetime Fitness.
West County Family YMCA ymcastlouis.org • 636-532-3100 The YMCA, located on the Chesterfield Parkway, has more than 84,000 square feet of space for its many attractions. The facility features a full-size gymnasium and indoor running track, martial arts, basketball courts, gymnastics, racquetball courts and a strength and training center with cardio, strength training and free-weight equipment. Rounding out the list are a 25-meter swimming pool with eight lanes, an on-site early childhood development program with preschool classes, and a 370-seat performing arts theater that offers arts and humanities classes. During the summer, the YMCA hosts a number of camps, including drama and traditional summer day camp programs. Organized sports for children include soccer, T-ball and basketball. Organized adult leagues include basketball and volleyball. The Dierberg Family Hub at West County Family
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Gorgeous scenery surrounds the lake behind the Chesterfield Amphitheater
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RECREATION parks, fitness & fun YMCA features a crafts area, a karaoke, air hockey, pool tables and a movie screen. Fitness programs include LIVESTRONG at the YMCA®, the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program, and the Y Weight Loss Challenge program. The Hub is available to rent for team-building activities, organizations and birthday parties.
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Jewish Community Center jccstl.com • 314-432-5700 The “J,” located at the corner of Baxter and Wild Horse Creek roads, is a 70,000-square-foot facility featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center with the latest cardio equipment and free weights, a gymnasium with two full basketball courts and elevated track, and new Specialty Fitness Studios dedicated to indoor cycling, mind/body/yoga, reformer Pilates and performance training. The J offers personal training, dozens of weekly group exercise classes, and a wide range of recreational sports
The Chesterfield Amphitheater hosts many concerts throughout the year
Chesterfield has it all: from modern sports complexes to indoor fun centers to all-in-one health clubs and beautiful parks complete with nature trails and amphitheaters. leagues for kids and adults. Swimmers enjoy the six-lane indoor lap pool and an outdoor water park. Free babysitting is offered with a family membership.
Ozzie Smith’s Sports Academy ozziesmithssportsacademy.com 636-240-2287 Located in the Chesterfield Valley Ozzie Smith's Sports Academy is St. Louis' finest indoor teaching and training facility. For more than 20 years, Ozzie's has trained youth and adults in the sports of baseball, softball, basketball, and soccer. Ozzie's offers year round sports camps, private and group lessons, indoor batting cages, team practices and clinics, sports training areas and rentals, and birthday parties. Ozzie’s provides expert instruction in a positive environment and has produced 143 scholarship athletes and 25 professional athletes. Anyone can be a better player at Ozzies! Skyzone skyzonesports.com • 636-530-4550 Whether you are a kid or a kid at heart, Skyzone offers the perfect combination of fun and entertainment. It is the place for parents and children to participate in a fun activity together and get a great work out at the same time. Skyzone also offers birthday party packages that include everything, so you can be a guest at your own party!
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Hardee’s Iceplex HardeesIcePlex.com • 636-537-4200 Located at the I-64/Highway 40 and Boones Crossing exit in Chesterfield, Hardee’s IcePlex is the largest ice-skating facility in Missouri and one of the largest ice facilities in the Midwest. It has two professionalsize (85 feet by 200 feet) arenas and a showcase Olympic-size (100 feet by 200 feet) arena with a seating capacity of 2,200 people. The three rinks allow for large-scale events and tournaments. Built in 1995, the Hardee’s Iceplex has become a favorite destination for skating and hockey enthusiasts from throughout the United States. It has hosted multiple USA short-track speed skating championships, figure skating
Chesterfield Athletic Club . chesterfieldathleticclub.com 636-532-9992 Since 1974, the Chesterfield Athletic Club has provided a friendly, private club atmosphere for families and individuals of all ages. Committed to health and wellness of mind and body, this premier tennis, fitness and wellness facility located behind the Doubletree Hotel on Swingley Ridge
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BounceU bounceustl.com • 636-532-5867 BounceU, located in Chesterfield Valley, is the premier indoor party and play facility featuring inflatables and other games. Specializing in great birthday parties, there are several packages to choose from to fit all budgets. Parties are private, safe and fun and can be customized to your needs; or all-inclusive and completely hassle-free. In addition to private parties, BounceU hosts fundraisers, field trips and summer camps; and has specific time schedules for open bounce time for family fun.
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championships, the NAHL Robertson Cup, USA College Club Championships, Missouri State Youth Hockey Championships, MSHAA Playoffs and the various U.S.A Hockey Tier I and Tier II championships. Approximately 110,000 square feet, the facility features the Summit Grille, the True Blues Authentic Team Store, 16 locker rooms – including a spacious lobby that can accommodate up to 500 people for corporate/social outings – and two smaller rooms that can accommodate smaller groups like birthday parties. Hardee’s IcePlex is home to the Chesterfield Falcons, the St. Louis Amateur Blues, The St. Louis Blues Alumni and multiple local high schools programs.
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Chesterfield Sports Fusion chesterfieldsportsfusion.com 636-536-6720 This entertainment mecca combines a number of activities for all ages under one roof. If 40 or more video/arcade games don’t pique your interest, maybe a game of indoor miniature golf or laser tag is more your style. Other activities include an obstacle course, basketball court and a rock climbing wall.
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Summertime fun at the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center.
RECREATION parks, fitness & fun Road, has more than 90,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor tennis, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, cardio and weight rooms, personal training, fitness classes, a yoga studio, racquetball and basketball courts, sand volleyball and much more. Year-round tennis clinics, lessons and leagues are available as well as childcare, summer kids camp and swim team.
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CrossFit Ice crossfitice.com • 314-269-1039 CrossFit Ice, conveniently located at Hardees Ice Plex, offers Crossfit Instruction. Crossfit is a strength and conditioning program based on military training, but now scalable to everyone’s fitness level. No machines are used; your body is used to move weights, kettlebells, jump plyometric boxes and some do gymnastic or body weight movements. The workouts are varied and done at high intensity; and always something different! Classes are done
Central Park includes an Aquatic Center with a 25-yard pool, a leisure pool with slides and play structure, a splash playground, lazy river, and two slides. in a small group setting (1-10 people) and are lead by a Certified Crossfit Instructor.
My Gym mygym.com/chesterfield • 636-536-9949 My Gym offers noncompetitive, gymnastics-based programs for children ages 6 weeks to 11 years. The weekly, age-appropriate classes enhance motor, social and cognitive skills. And they are fun! My Gym also offers birthdayparties, summer camps and parents' night out. Other Facilities Other gyms and fitness centers in the area include Fitness Together, High NRG Gymnastics, Olympiad Gymnastics, Pinnacle Performance Training, 24 Hour Fitness, Balls n Strikes, Blue Ocean Fitness, Illuminate Gym and Snap Fitness-Chesterfield.
OUTDOOR RECREATION, FITNESS & PARKS Golf Facilities Golf enthusiasts have a myriad of courses througout the area from which to choose. From driving ranges to public and private courses golfers can enjoy facilities close to home. Public courses include Landings at Spirit- 18 holes, Ballwin Golf Club- 9 holes, Creve Coeur 9-holes and Misssouri Bluffs- 18 holes. Private courses include Forest Hills
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rubberized surface, making it easier for youngsters with walkers or wheelchairs to go around the bases and play different positions. The dugouts are oversized to accommodate wheelchairs. For more information on youth baseball or softball, visit cbsasports.com. W.F. Dierberg Meditation Park The W.F. Dierberg Meditation Park is a 2-acre park that features walking paths, open green space, park benches, a butterfly garden and a fountain.
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Wetlands The city operates and maintains 43 acres of wetland area located north of the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex. The Wetlands include a nature trail and a boardwalk.
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River’s Edge Park River’s Edge Park is a beautiful 188-acre passive park with a 17-acre lake. The park features a 2+ mile walking trail with breathtaking scenery and wonderful wildlife. River’s Edge is located on the north side of the levee near the Taubman Prestige Outlets. Designated parking is in the shared parking lot with the outlet mall, located on the south side of the levee.
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Golfers have a variety of private and public courses throughout the community
Eberwein Park chesterfielddogpark.com • 636-898-5873 Eberwein Park is a serene community park designed with a farm-like theme. The existing large red barn, constructed in the early 1900’s, has been preserved and renovated. Amenities for the park site include a trail system, dog park (membership only), community gardens, educational rain gardens, restrooms and an open field of play. Chesterfield residents and tags can be obtained at City Hall for $30 per year.
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The Riparian Trail chesterfield.mo.us • 636-537-4000 The Riparian Trail is a half mile long crushed stone and boardwalk path through the forest adjacent to Chesterfield Creek. Get up close with wildlife and nature in the heart of the city. Parking is available at the Family Aquatic Center parking lot.
The crown jewel of Faust County Park is the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House, a division of the Missouri Botanical Garden.
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Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail greatriversgreenway.org • 314-436-7009 The Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail is a 17-mile asphalt trail that will encompass the majority of commercial, industrial and recreational land uses in Chesterfield Valley. Bikers, walkers and skaters can enjoy the great scenery on the trail. The north trail may be accessed at the trailheads at the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex or behind the Hardee’s IcePlex. The south trail, which is two miles long, can be accessed at Edison and Long roads.
Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex chesterfield.mo.us • 636-537-4000 The 176-acre Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex (CVAC) contains 16 ball diamonds, 14 baseball/softball practive fields and 14 multi-purpose fields for soccer, lacrosse, football and Ultimate Frisbee.
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Central Park chesterfieldamphitheater.com 636-812-9500 Central Park is a 38-acre park that features the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center, which includes a 25-yard competitive pool, a leisure pool with slides and children’s play structure, splash playground, lazy river and two slides. The playground contains two play components kids, swing sets, benches, picnic tables, and funbrellas. The 75-seat pavilion is also available for rent. Chesterfield Amphitheater is the newest music and entertainment destination in St. Louis County. Located within Central Park, the open-air amphitheater is completely unique to the St. Louis region. The lush landscaping, beautifully designed terraces and state-of-the-art technology provides acoustic perfection for any performance. The scenic wooded trails, stream walks and lakes that surround the venue beautifully compliment an idyllic setting for any event including concerts, graduations, weddings and corporate events.
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RECREATION parks, fitness & fun AREA SCHOOL PARKS Chesterfield is proud to have three cooperative parks with the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts. All the parks feature playgrounds and multipurpose courts. These parks are located at Chesterfield Elementary School, River Bend Elementary School and Green Trails Elementary School. Chesterfield Elementary School Park This 3.4-acre park was developed and is maintained in a cooperative partnership agreement with the Rockwood School District. The park features a playground, a walking path, a multipurpose court and athletic fields.
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River Bend Elementary School Park This 3-acre park was developed and is maintained in a cooperative partnership agreement with the Parkway School District. The park features a playground, hard-surface multipurpose courts, athletic fields, a walking path and a parking lot. Green Trails Elementary School Park This 5-acre park was developed and is maintained in a cooperative partnership agreement with the Parkway School District. The park features a playground, hard-surface multipurpose courts, athletic fields and a a walking path.
Eberwein Park includes a dog park. A pass is required
Fun and fitness at a local running event
The Riparian Trail is a half mile long and is part of a three-phase plan to construct a pedestrian/bike path which begins near the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center and will extend to Old Chesterfield Road and eventually connect to the Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail. Chesterfield Parks and Recreation Programs The Chesterfield Parks and Recreation Division offers a variety of fun recreational programs for all ages. Programs range from aquatic classes, including swim lessons and water aerobics, to sports camps such as Major League Soccer Camp and Baseball Camp. Programs also include special events such as pool parties, day trips, special luncheons and educational get-togethers. Faust County Park stlouisco.com • 314-615-8328 Butterfly House: 636-530-0076 The beautifully landscaped Faust Park is located in the heart of Chesterfield, just north of Chesterfield Mall. The 200-acre park offers a variety of attractions. For starters is home to the origianl estate of Frederick Bates, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There is also The Historic Village that authentically represents local history, architecture and lifestyles of the 1800s. Visitors are drawn to the huge state-of-the-art playground and the circa-1920 carousel that once sat in the Forest Park Highlands Amusement Park. Rides are available for a minimal charge. On the opposite end of the park is a historic home that has been converted
to the Community Music School of Webster University. This area also has an amphitheater that is used for theatrical events and the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Summer Concert Series. Faust Park is also home to the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House, a division of the Missouri Botanical Garden. Inside the beautiful 8,000-square-foot Tropical Conservatory, are more than 1,000 butterflies. The “Arachnids” and “Small Wonders” exhibits provide close-up views of some of the smaller creatures on this planet. A brief film in the Emerson Family Theater presents an inspiring view of butterfly life. Brimming with books, unique gifts and educational toys is the Madame Butterfly Gift Shop. The outdoor Butterfly Garden is a demonstration garden with carefully selected plants that provide habitat for the animals in Faust Park and also serve as host plants for caterpillars and nectar sources for butterflies. The Monsanto Teaching Pavilion sits in the Butterfly Garden and provides a favorite location for many weddings. Overlooking the Butterfly Garden on one side and the reflecting pond on the other, the Emerson Lakeside Terrace is a multi-use patio that hosts weddings, receptions, corporate events, and black-tie galas.
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The Butterfly House is open year round, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is open Tuesday through Sunday all winter and seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Memorial Day through Labor Day.
August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area and Rockwoods Reservation mdc.mo.gov Busch Wildlife: 636-441-4554 Rockwoods Reservation: 636-458-2236 The area’s two state-maintained conservation areas are August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area and Rockwoods Reservation. Both contain thousands of acres for sporting activities and wildlife observation. Access to the 200-mile-long Katy Trail is available from Busch, and is a located just minutes from the heart of Chesterfield across the Missouri River on Highway 94. Rockwood Reservation is just south of Chesterfield and is easily accessible via Highway 109, south of Highway 100.
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Queeny Park stlouisco.com • 314-615-4386 This 570-acre wooded park with its rolling terrain is just a short drive from Chesterfield and features West County’s largest playground, numerous picnic areas and nature trails, and is an excellent spot for horseback riding. There is also an indoor complex complete with a roller hockey skating rink. The seasonal Ice Rink runs from October to February. Lessons, public skating sessions and hockey games are held throughout the season.
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Creve Coeur Park stlouisco.com • 314-615-4386 Creve Coeur Park, located in Maryland Heights northeast of Chesterfield, surrounds the 320-acre Creve Coeur Lake and includes the picturesque “Dripping Springs” waterfall. Many wind surfers, competitive rowing teams and sailboat enthusiasts can be found skimming across Creve Coeur Lake on warm weekends. There is paved walking and a cycling trail that borders the lake – in additon to numerous playgrounds, picnic pavilions, athletic fields, fishing and more.
“Go Ape!” is a new addition to the park. There are numerous rope ladders, 39 crossings, 5 zip lines and the first skateboard zipline in the region. The course consists of more than 2,624 feet of ziplines and obstacles providing an adventure that is one of a kind in Missouri. Check out www.goape.com
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Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park mostateparks.com • 636-458-3813 One of the state’s oldest and largest parks, Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park is located just southwest of Chesterfield The park features 2,400 acres of densely wooded hills, valleys and ravines. In addition to its many private picnic areas, the park features baseball diamonds, equestrian trails, trails for hiking and cross-country skiing, a nature center, and tennis courts. The park also houses an educational center for the disabled and 80 family campsites. The visitor’s center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day.
Greensfelder Park stlouisco.com • 314-615-7275 Just 15 minutes from Chesterfield, Greensfelder Park has 1,700 acres of pristine forest featuring lovely shaded trails and spectacular views. Greensfelder Park also hosts horse boarding, equestrian and group camping. In addition there are hayrides, great trails, and a nature learning center plus picnic sites and shelters with a playground.
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Chesterfield’s many local office centers, shopping destinations and family parks boast beautiful landscapes graced by distinctive sculptures
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A Stages theater performance
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Chesterfield Arts ChesterfieldArts.org Since 1995, Chesterfield Arts has helped bring the experience of the arts to our community through arts and education. The “for purpose” arts agency has placed more than $2 million in sculptures throughout the City of Chesterfield, including: artist Seward Johnson’s giant emerging from the ground entitled, "The Awakening," and the 17-feet-high sculpture of four spires called, “Aspire", created by emerging sculptor Rod Callies.
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Chesterfield Community Theater ymcastlouis.org • 636-532-3100 The 370-seat theater at the West County Family YMCA is the center of arts for the whole family. Community theatre performances and a variety of classes and workshops and summer camps are offered throughout the year. Children ages 5 through 15 are given unique opportunities in theater, dance, visual arts, circus and other performing arts. The West County Family YMCA operates five theatre companies that perform throughout the year: Y-Rep Teens, a company for high school students that provides an opportunity to hone their craft outside of school; Y-Rep Tweens, geared toward middle-schoolers; Y-Rep Kids for ages 8 through 14; Y-Rep Singers, a musical review company featuring youth of all ages; and Show’s Over, an improv team of middle and high school students. A variety of special engagements in partnership with local arts organizations are presented each year. All programs are funded in part by the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council. The theatre is also available for rentals. STAGES St. Louis stagesstlouis.org • 636-530-5959 Founded in 1987, STAGES St. Louis is the region's foremost not-for-profit company committed to preserving and advancing musical theatre through excellence in performance and education. STAGES produces Broadway-quality theatre, presenting more than 200 performances from April through October to more than 75,000 patrons in the intimate 377-seat Robert G. Reim Theatre in Kirkwood 54
No community can be complete without a thriving cultural life. Chesterfield offers more than its share of variety to spice up your life- theater, fine art, fairs and festivals, outdoor concerts and more. and the newly refurbished 235-seat Playhouse at Westport Plaza (home to "Always... Patsy Cline). Stages employs the best musical theatre artists available regionally and nationally for all productions. By holding auditions in St. Louis and New York, Stages is able to attract not only Broadway talent, but also further its commitment in support of professional St. Louis actors. The Kent Center for Theatre Arts, established in 2013 and located in Chesterfield is home to the Turley Performing Arts Academy, Administrative Offices, and rehearsal space for professional productions. The Performing Arts Academy offers a year-round comprehensive musical theatre curriculum of dance, voice, and acting. Stages educates thousands of
students each year at its Performing Arts Academy, the region’s only year-round arts school with a comprehensive curriculum run by a professional theatre company. Classes are held at 1023 Chesterfield Parkway East and outreach locations throughout the St. Louis Metro area. Dramatic License Productions DramaticLicenseProductions.org 636-821-1746 Dramatic License Productions is an award-winning theatre and cabaret that presents five to seven professional (non-amateur) classic and contemporary plays, small-sized musicals and cabarets annually. The Lights Up! on Kids/Teens Summer Drama Program is offered in July in which children (ages 8 through 17)
A spectacular fireworks display at the Chesterfield Amphitheater.
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Purser Center has garnered a number of awards, both regional and national. The Goodman Plaza, located in front of the building, features a beautiful fountain and seating that can be used for outdoor events.
The Whipping Man performance at the New Jewish Theater
create and perform a play in one week. All DLP performances and programs take place in the 85-seat Dramatic License Theatre at the upper level ARTropolis Arts District in Chesterfield Mall. William D. Purser, DC Center at Logan University logan.edu/PurserCenter • 636-227-2100 The William D. Purser, DC Center is a multi-purpose, state-of-the-art facility that opened on the campus of Logan University in 2007. The Purser Center encompasses 47,000 square-feet of
space that is used for seminars, conferences, entertainment and other events. The auditorium seats between 900 and 1,500 people and is equipped to host musical and dance performances. It also features automated conference technology. The Purser Center serves the entire region as a venue for visiting artists and productions and has featured performances by the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Alexandra Ballet, The Black Rep, St. Louis Children’s Choir and Chesterfield Arts. The
St. Louis Ballet Company and School stlouisballet.org • 636-537-1950 Chesterfield is also home to the St. Louis Ballet School, the official school of Saint Louis Ballet Company, a professional company that presents productions for the St. Louis community such as "The Nutcracker," "The Sleeping Beauty," "Swan Lake," and "Cinderella," all performed at Touhill Performing Arts Center. Students have performance opportunities with the St. Louis Ballet Company throughout the season. The school offers dance classes from pre-ballet to adult as well as a pre-professional trainee division.
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The YMCA Youth Theater holds performances throughout the year
A performance of Sleeping Beauty by Alexandra Ballet
Alexandra Ballet Company and School alexandraballet.com • 314-469-6222 Alexandra Ballet is one of the St. Louis area’s finest ballet schools and companies. The ballet company is classically oriented and seeks to raise community consciousness and appreciation of the art of dance through public performances. Performances showcase original works, the restaging of classics by nationally known choreographers and the collaboration of professional guest artists. A full-length classical ballet is presented each spring at the Touhill Performing Arts Center located at the University of Missouri - St. Louis. Each holiday season, the company presents The Nutcracker, sponsored by Chesterfield Arts at the Logan University in Chesterfield. The Alexandra Ballet School was founded 1949 by Alexandra Zaharias (“Miss. A”). Alexandra’s school offers classes year-round in ballet, modern and character, for beginners through adults. The goal of the school is to develop a sound technique and cultivate an appreciation of dance in every student whether hopes are for a professional career or for cultural enrichment and enjoyment.
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St. Louis Chamber Orchestra chambermusicstl.org • 636-519-1110 Classical music aficionados won’t want to miss the Saint Louis Chamber Orchestra, which performs at Maryville University. Dr. James Richards serves as the orchestra’s conductor and music director, as well as artist-in-residence at Maryville University and chair of the Department of Music at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He leads an orchestra of 12 permanent members and additional players and soloists throughout the year. This ensemble has been performing for St. Louis audiences for more than 25 years and has earned high praise from audiences and critics for its artistic sensitivity and lyrical phrasing.
The Purser Center at Logan College is a multi purpose state-of-the-art facility
St. Louis Civic Orchestra stlouiscivicorchestra.org Based in Chesterfield, the St. Louis Civic Orchestra (Civic) has been a part of the St. Louis Metropolitan community for more than 65 years. Led by Artistic Director Edward Dolbashian, the orchestra is supported by the City of Chesterfield, along with the Missouri Arts Council, Regional Arts Commission and a number of community members. The Civic performs five concerts in their
October-May season. Four are held at the beautiful William D. Purser Center at Logan University in Chesterfield, with the May concert held at the outdoor Chesterfield Amphitheater. Civic performs a variety of traditional and contemporary orchestral music throughout its season, including holiday and pops favorites in December and May. A variety of high-quality soloists perform with the Civic, including the winner of its annual Florence Frager Young Artist Competition. The Civic has an innovative partnership with the Parkway School District, through which it provides workshops for students and fosters arts education collaboration. Faust County Park stlouisco.com/parks/faust • 314-615-8328 One of St. Louis County’s most unique parks is located in the heart of Chesterfield on Olive Boulevard. Faust Park was created in 1968 when Leicester and Mary Plant Faust donated property with the intention to forever preserve the original estate of Governor Frederick Bates. The park, consisting of nearly 200 acres, is a historical showpiece and caretaker to several of the oldest and most |interesting homes in the area. Sunny weekends find it crowded with families and visitors with varied interests. In addition to historic Faust Village and Thornhill, Faust Park is home to the St. Louis Carousel, the Community Music School of Webster University, the Sophia M. Sachs
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Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House butterflyhouse.org • 636-530-0076 A crown jewel in Faust County Park, the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House is a division of the Missouri Botanical Garden. Considered to be one of the best butterfly houses in the world, this impressive attraction includes an 8,000 square-foot glass Tropical Conservatory as well as an exhibit hall, Lucy Lopata Learning Lab, Emerson Theater, Butterfly Gift Shop, the outdoor Butterfly Garden, Emerson Lakeside Terrace and Monsanto Teaching Pavilion. Inside the Conservatory, visitors are surrounded by more than 1,000 tropical butterflies in free flight which represent more than 60 species from around the world. In addition to self-guided tours, regular events at the Butterfly House include educational programs for all ages, lectures, and daytime and evening events for children.
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Architecture of the 1800s is continued in the historic Faust Village, which includes four homes, a schoolhouse, barns, blacksmith shop, and various out-buildings built from 1840 to 1910. These homes represent a variety of building and architectural styles, from log to brick. Volunteers also tend to vintage gardens. The Historic Village is home to tours, programs and special events throughout the year. The Faust Heritage Festival takes place the third weekend in September. The St. Louis Carousel was built in 1921 and first installed at the Forest Park Highlands, which burned to the ground in 1963, with the carousel being the only thing unharmed. Thanks to the St. Louis County Historic Buildings Commission and Faust Historic Sites Foundation, the carousel was restored to its original beauty and installed in Faust Park in 1987. These 65 beautifully hand-carved deer, horses and chariots now provide rides and delight children and adults alike. The Carousel is open
The Carousel in Faust Park built in 1921
to the public 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. The building is also used for weddings, parties, children’s programs and other activities. The former Faust family mansion is now home to the west county branch of the renowned Community Music School (CMS) of Webster University. Since 1925, CMS has provided outstanding music education and performance opportunities to students of all ages and abilities. The faculty’s combination of musical and teaching expertise means students receive an exceptional quality of music education at every level. Headquartered on the Webster University campus, CMS has an additional location in University City. What could be more enjoyable than spreading out a blanket under the stars and listening to music performed by some of the finest musicians in St. Louis? The free Summer Concerts in the Park have provided this pleasure to area residents for more than 20 years. Sponsored by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, the summer concerts are held weekly, beginning the first Tuesday in June, at Faust Park and attract thousands of residents and visitors who gather for the great music and food.
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The heartbeat of Chesterfield's cultural life emanates from the 200-acre Faust County Park. The park, a historical showpiece in and of itself, is also home to fairs, festivals, concerts, picnic areas and playgrounds.
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Butterfly House, a reservable picnic shelter, a wonderful playground, a challenging trail, and an amphitheater with free summer concerts provided by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce. You can step back in time nearly 200 years when you tour Thornhill, the home of Missouri’s second governor, Frederick Bates. His restored home is the oldest standing governor’s house in the state. The site includes his 1820s home and barns of varied eras; a reconstructed summer kitchen; an ice and smoke house; an orchard and even a family cemetery.
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In the Exhibit Hall, visitors can get an up-close look at insects and other arthropods from around the world. The upscale Butterfly Gift Shop is brimming with unique gifts, educational toys and butterfly-inspired books. Outside, the Butterfly Garden features host plants where butterflies lay their eggs and plants provide nectar for the adults. At the heart of the Butterfly Garden is the Monsanto Teaching Pavilion and the Emerson Lakeside Terrace, which overlooks the Butterfly Garden and a reflecting pond. The Lakeside Terrace is a multi-use patio that hosts elegant private events and classes.
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Kemp Auto Museum kempautomuseum.org • 636-537-1718 The home of a collection of classic and internationally renowned automobiles focused on Mercedes-Benz. Open Wednesday through Sunday, the museum is celebrated for the scope and rarity of its collection. Other Cultural Institutions Less Than 30 Minutes From Chesterfield Forest Park, home to the 1904 World’s Fair, is just a 20-minute drive east of Chesterfield. The cultural haven includes the St. Louis Art Museum, the Missouri History Museum, the St. Louis Zoo, the Muny and the St. Louis Science Center, an interactive learning center featuring dinosaurs, a planetarium, and an Omnimax
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Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House at Faust Park
Inside the Conservatory, visitors are surrounded by more than 1,000 tropical butterflies in free flight, representing more than 60 species from around the world. Theater. The Muny is the nation’s oldest and largest outdoor musical theater and produces hit Broadway musicals throughout the summer. (forestparkforever.org) The Peabody Opera House, originally built in 1934, is another downtown architectural gem. After being closed for 20 years, it received a new lease in life in 2011. The $79-million renovation opened the facility to rave reviews. The Beaux Arts art deco building with its terrazzo floors, gleaming marble staircases and
coffered ceilings is once again providing outstanding plays, music performances and civic events. (peabodyoperahouse.com) Major universities in St. Louis including Maryville University; St. Louis University; Washington University in St. Louis; the University of Missouri, St. Louis; and Webster University provide a rich cultural and educational tapestry for Chesterfield and the metropolitan area. The Loretto-Hilton Center, on the campus of Webster University, is home to two professional performing arts companies, The Repertory Theater and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, as well as Webster University's Conservatory of Theatre Arts. The center comprises two separate stages: The Virginia Jackson Browning Theatre, a 763-seat auditorium where no seat in the auditorium is more than 20 rows from the stage, and The Emerson Studio Theatre, which is a flexible "black box" theatre space seating approximately 125 (repstl.org).
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Laumeier Sculpture Park showcases more than 80 works of contemporary sculpture within a 105-acre natural landscape. The indoor gallery features changing exhibitions and the park hosts cultural events throughout the year. (laumeiersculpturepark.org)
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At Grand Center, located in mid-town and only 25 minutes from Chesterfield, you can hear a live band or a world-class orchestra; see Broadway Theater or an intimate production by a local theatre company; explore the works of a famous artist or discover a great new artist in a gallery. All within four blocks you’ll find 12,000 theater seats, 12 museums and galleries, jazz clubs, numerous restaurants and even a circus. (grandcenter.org) The Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, north of Chesterfield, is a 7,000-seat outdoor concert venue with lawn seating for another 13,000 hosting concerts of all genres as well as special events. (verizon.amphitheaterstlouis.com) The Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center is located at the University of Missouri and hosts headline performances by national and international artists. (touhill.org) The Missouri Botanical Garden covers 79 acres and is widely
considered one of the top three botanical gardens in the world. Top attractions include the Climatron tropical rain forest, a serene Japanese Garden and a home gardening area. In addition to breath-taking grounds the Garden hosts lectures, classes, concerts and special events. (missouribotanicalgarden.org)
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Chamber of Commerce Concerts in the Park For more than 25 years, the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce has presented free summer concerts to the Chesterfield community. Each Tuesday evening from early June through mid-August, Faust County Park invites thousands of residents and people to enjoy the music and talents of local musicians. The concert site opens at 5:15 p.m. Music is played from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a short intermission at 8 p.m. During the intermission, magicians or clowns entertain children. Concert goers can purchase soda, beer, wine, popcorn, candy, and snacks at the Chamber’s concession stand. Food trucks and local restaurants also provide a variety of dining choices. Attendees bring their own chairs and blankets to sit on, although many don’t stay seated very long. When the music starts, so does the dancing. The excitement starts at the very first concert of the
Each Tuesday evening from early June through mid-August, Faust County Park is host to thousands of residents enjoying the music and talents of local musicians. season. Traditionally planned as a birthday party for the City of Chesterfield. Every person is treated to free cake and there are surprises for all of the kids. A spectacular fireworks display provided by the City of Chesterfield and the Chamber of Commerce follows the concert to continue the birthday celebration. Faust Park is located at 15185 Olive Street Road. For information call the Chamber office at 636-532-3399 or visit chesterfieldmochamber.com Sounds of Summer Concert Series and Movies Under the Stars The beautiful Chesterfield Amphitheater is an intimate venue that combines stylish, modern architecture and state-of-the-art audio technology with community charm. The Amphitheater offers a variety of events ranging from movie nights and concerts to large orchestral performances. Seating is provided for the patrons in three areas; 304 stadium-style seats directly in front of the performance platform, a
landscaped terrace, and open lawn seating on a natural hillside. The variety of seating options gives the entire community the opportunity to enjoy a performance, while maintaining excellent sight lines and audio quality. The performance area provides unobstructed views, as well as a view of the landscaped lake that forms a natural backdrop. The Sounds of Summer Concert Series and Movies Under the Stars are free. For schedule of events, visit chesterfieldamphitheater.com Bud Light Bluesweek Festival Enjoy a weekend with the best in Blues, brews and barbecues at the Bud Light Bluesweek Festival! The festival offers a wide array of activities and cuisine including an interactive sponsor zone, local music related art vendors, and cold Anheuser-Busch beverages. Cash prizes are awarded to the winning BBQ team, and the action is sure to be smokin’! The Festival Zone and Bunge BBQ Blast are free to attend. Amphitheater tickets can be purchased in advance or
the day of the show. The festival will be held rain or shine with no refunds or exchanges. The festival is held in support of the National Blues Museum located in Downtown St. Louis. For information and tickets, visit bluesweek.com Chesterfield Wine & Jazz Festival The annual Chesterfield Wine & Jazz Festival is the largest jazz party in the St. Louis region! The Midwest's finest outdoor jazz festival offers an exciting lineup of artists that showcase the best in contemporary, straight-ahead and fusion jazz. Bring the family for an evening of fireworks and fun along with a wide variety of great food and wine. Entrance into the Chesterfield Wine & Jazz Festival is free to the public. The Chesterfield Wine & Jazz festival was founded by Rob Silverman and Michael Silverman as an extension of Autumn Hill Records and Autumn Hill Jazz. The festival recognizes St. Louis as the true birthplace of jazz. For more details and ticket information, visit chesterfieldjazzfestival.com. Chesterfield’s 4th of July Fireworks Celebration The biggest and best fireworks show in the St. Louis metropolitan area is held each year on the grounds of Chesterfield Mall. Festivities include a wide variety of
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Gumbo Flats Pumpkin Run This 5K/10K run/walk has become a fall tradition for more than 1,500 athletes and residents. Presented by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce on a Saturday in October, this run benefits the community outreach of the Chamber and several local charities. The 10K (6.2 mile) and 5K (3.1 mile) routes are flat, direct courses, making the trek acceptable for weekend joggers, yet it is challenging enough for the more experienced runners. Following the race, all participants are invited to stay for the “Finish Line Party,” featuring food and drinks from local restaurants. Also popular is the “Children’s Fun Run.” Geared for kids ages 8 and under, this is a 1/2-mile out-and-back run. Costumed characters lead the race, and all participants receive a shirt and medal. For more information, call 636-532-3399 or visit chesterfieldmochamber.com
Gobble Wobble An annual Thanksgiving morning 4-mile run/walk presented by West County Assembly of God. This event benefits Teen Challenge of St. Louis and residential treatment for men with alcohol and drug problems. For questions, call 314-434-1058. Turkey Trot The Turkey Trot is an annual event presented by the Chesterfield Parks & Recreation Department. The 5K run and the 1K kids fun run happens every year on Thanksgiving morning, starting near the Chesterfield Amphitheater. Entertainment and refreshments are provided and several prizes are awarded to participants. For more information, visit chesterfield.mo.us West County Earth Day The West County Earth Day Festival is one of the region’s largest Earth Day events with entertainment, recycling and eco-friendly products available. This is a free community event
West County Talent Bash The annual West County Talent Bash features the area’s finest talent together in one exciting show! The City of Chesterfield is proud to host the local star-studded event at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. The West County Talent Bash is produced by St. Louis Bash Productions and presented by West News Magazine. All ages are welcome to participate. Entrance into the West County Talent Bash is free to the public. For more information, visit chesterfield.mo.us Holiday Event The annual Holiday Gala Dinner and Auction, sponsored by the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, is a holiday must. This “don’t-miss event” features an evening of cocktails, followed by dinner and live and silent auctions. Auction items typically include trips, sporting event tickets and unique holiday baskets. This is the perfect place to start your holiday shopping. For more information, call the Chamber office at 636-532-3399 or visit chesterfieldmochamber.com.
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Budweiser Taste of St. Louis The Budweiser Taste of St. Louis is the region’s largest “foodie” event and is now located adjacent to the Chesterfield Amphitheater in Central Park. The event will include all of the same great award-winning elements patrons have come to expect throughout the past 10 years. The event is free to the public and features the area’s best restaurants, intense chef competitions and showcases, interactive sponsor activities, the popular Kid City experience and a vibrant artist village. The Taste also features ticketed celebrity chef showcases, concerts and VIP opportunities within the Chesterfield Amphitheater. For more information and ticket information, visit tastestl.com
The Bud Light Bluesweek Festival offers a wide array of activities and cuisine including an interactive sponsor zone, local music related art vendors, cold AnheuserBusch beverages and the Bunge BBQ Blast.
for all ages to enjoy! More than 500 sapling trees and native plants will be given away, and the popular recycling drive-thru area is free to the public. For more information, visit chesterfield.mo.us
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entertainment for all ages as well as live music, food and fun! In addition, Chesterfield’s own Kid Zone is on-site during the celebration offering lots of exciting activities for children to enjoy! Feel free to bring lawn chairs, blankets and refreshments (no glass bottles). Parking is provided and the celebration is free to the public. For more information, visit chesterfield.mo.us
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hen it comes to shopping, dining and lodging, Chesterfield serves it up with style and abundance. Even the most discriminating shoppers will find all that they desire in the multitude of national and local retail and specialty shops. Diners enjoy an impressive menu of eateries that offer everything from fast food and eclectic dining to a full gourmet experience. The city's vast array of hotel and temporary-stay facilities offers the finest accommodations for visitors and business guests alike.
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Chesterfield Mall Chesterfield-Mall.com • 636-532-0777 Visitors can shop, dine and play in more than 1.3 million square feet at Chesterfield Mall. Anchored by Macy's, Dillard's and Sears, the Mall features more than 140 specialty retailers including: Ann Taylor, Ann Taylor Loft, Eddie Bauer, White House Black Market, Coach, Gymboree, H&M, Pottery Barn, Sephora, Williams Sonoma and the American Girl Store — a popular tourist destination. If shopping works up your appetite, the Chesterfield Mall has you covered. Refuel in the food court or enjoy a more leisurely dining experience at The Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, Cheeburger Cheeburger or Saint
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wine shop and other specialty shops. On the west side sits Chesterfield Towne Centre, featuring restaurants and stores that include Ooh La La! Home Furnishings, Racketman, Fischer’s Pro-Line Sports and Madison’s Dancewear. Numerous restaurants are also located in this center including Wild Horse Grill, PM BBQ, El Maguey, The Hangar, Stefanina’s Pizzeria & Restaurant and Vito’s in the Valley. Across the highway from the Commons, you will see a distinctive building topped with a large copper dome. Amini’s 140,000-square-foot
showroom features everything for your game room, home theatre and outdoor patio. In the same parking lot sits h.h. gregg, an area newcomer that adds to shoppers’ choices for appliances and electronics.
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The Smokehouse Market located in the Valley is an area institution
OTHER LOCAL SHOPPING If you prefer shopping off the beaten path, Chesterfield is home to numerous neighborhood shopping centers providing everything from basic necessities to unique boutique shopping. Step back in time at the Old House in Hog Hollow. Nestled among the tall
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Chesterfield bumped up its retail cache overnight by becoming home to two new upscale outlet malls. trees along Olive Boulevard, this circa-1859 house was the first home to be listed on the Chesterfield Historic Register. Founded in 1978, Old House in Hog Hollow invites shoppers to linger over a hot cappuccino and browse the American-made furniture, jewelry, collectibles, Americana, folk art, primitives, pewter, pottery, lamps and chandeliers, battery and taper candles, hand-forged times, quilts and linens, gourmet foods and unique seasonal items. Art abounds within the city of Chesterfield. The Art Gallery of Hog Hollow carries original and limited edition art as well as an extensive assortment of decorative home accessories. Fine Art Ltd, which bills itself as the world’s largest supplier of fine art commemorating special events, specializes in landscape and sports art. Those interested in artfully pampering their bodies, no need to jet off to a weekend at the spa. Chesterfield offers some of the most innovative body and face enhancement procedures around at places such as St. Louis Cosmetic Surgery and Medical Spa, Radiance Med Spa, Synergi MedSpa, Bella Gente,
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When you’ve shopped ‘til you’re about to drop, relax at one of the area’s many local eateries. Start your day off with breakfast at Mimi’s, which is reminiscent of a country French café. Or try a signature apple or oven-baked German pancake at The Original Pancake House. Other delicious options are available at First Watch, IHOP and The Egg & I. Chesterfield boasts a number of locally owned restaurants as well as a large selection of national chains. Hometown favorite Annie Gunn's Restaurant is a Chesterfield original. It offers a creative menu “inspired by the richness of country life” and some of
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The Face and The Body, American Image, Massage Luxe and Massage Envy. Chesterfield is also home to many grocery markets. Dierbergs and Schnucks are both family-owned chains that offer full-service meats, fresh fish, floral shops, bakeries and more. For gourmet selections and imports, Trader Joe’s is the place to go. Wine lovers are sure to find a varietal to their liking at the Naked Vine, Balaban’s Wine & Tapas Bar, Vineyards Wine & Spirits and St. Louis Wine Market & Tasting Room. But for a shopping experience that is quintessential Chesterfield, don’t miss the Smoke House Market. A Chesterfield landmark since 1937, locals frequent it for its fine smoked meats, fish and fowl, as well as gourmet grocery items, specialty wines, baked goods and a made-to-order deli that draws a crowd at lunchtime and on weekends.
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the finest meats in St. Louis – all in a cozy hunt-club atmosphere. Stoney River and LongHorn Steakhouse are classic steakhouses. Wild Horse Grill serves up classic American fare with a twist, and Miller’s Crossing offers elevated “pub grub” in a casual setting. Those seeking more innovative cuisine might enjoy EdgeWild Restaurant & Winery, Ya Ya’s Euro Bistro, Spiro’s, or Balaban’s Wine & Tapas Bar. Some family-favorite national restaurants are the popular The Cheesecake Factory, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Red Lobster and Chili’s. Chesterfield residents need not head down to the famous “The Hill” neighborhood in St. Louis for good Italian food. There are plenty of local options. Pasta lovers won’t be disappointed at Romano's Macaroni Grill where wine is served in carafes and you can be serenaded to "Happy Birthday" delivered opera-style at your table. Dine in for an authentic Italian meal at Viviano’s Festa Italiano, then shop the market for specialty Italian foods. The Old Spaghetti Factory and Olive Garden are reasonably priced family favorites. But for a pampered candlelight dinner or formal business lunch, consider Gianfabio’s, Villa
Farotto, Charlie Gitto’s, Babbo’s, Paul Manno’s or Filippo’s. If you prefer a restaurant/pub atmosphere, grab a stool at Krieger's, Harpo's, The Sports Page, Satchmo's or Wente's O & W. All offer classic bar food against a backdrop of the day’s must-see sports T.V. Lester’s is another popular venue featuring live entertainment on weekends. Other sports pubs include Fox & Hound, Syberg’s, 54th Street Grill & Bar, The Hangar and the International Tap House (iTap), known for its extensive selection of domestic, craft and imported beers. In the mood for Asian? Try Oishi Sushi & Steakhouse or Fin Japanese Cuisine. Both have won awards for best local sushi and Asian food. Fuji Sushi & Teriyaki is a local option for Japanese cuisine. The Emperor’s Palace offers one of the area’s most extensive Chinese buffets. For a relaxing, sit-down dinner, try P.F. Chang's China Bistro or the locally owned Hot Wok Café. Taj Palace offers a taste of India, and Addie’s Thai House or Thai Sawadee will satisfy your craving for authentic Thai cuisine. The Mediterranean Grill serves authentic Mediterranean favorites like falafel, hummus, gyros and grape leaves. St. Louisans takes their pizza seriously and Chesterfield is no different. Local favorite Imo’s has defined St. Louis-style pizza, with its paper-thin crust and creamy provel cheese. East Coast Pizza is where locals go for real New York Pizza served by
the slice or pan. Talayna’s, Stefanina’s, Pi and Rich & Charlie’s provide something for everyone’s taste- from the thin to traditional to deep dish. Other restaurants that put out a good pie include Villa Farotto, Krieger’s, Gianfabio’s and Wente’s. And of course, California Pizza Kitchen, located in Chesterfield Mall, offers traditional and innovative pizza offerings that include Hawaiian BBQ Chicken, California Club and Habanero Carnitas. Dominos, Papa John’s, Pizza Hut, Fortel’s, Dewey’s and numerous other franchise pizzerias can have eat-at-home pizza in your hands in no time. El Maguey and Matador are popular choices for Mexican food. Espino’s was recently featured on the hit Food Network show, “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.” The episode highlighted Espino’s Puerco con Chile Verde. Fiesta! Modern Mexican Cuisine is Chesterfield boasts a number of hometown restaurants as well as national chains
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Relocating? Homewood Suites can help. With our spacious two-room suite and real kitchen with full-size fridge, your familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life can carry on almost as usual. So stay with us and Be at home. Homewood Suites Chesterfield 840 Chesterfield Parkway West, Chesterfield Missouri 63017 636-530-0305
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known for its authentic Mexican cuisine and freshly prepared guacamole. If your taste leans more to the Southwest, try Salinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mexican Cantina. Charro Mexican Restaurant & Bar is a locally owned favorite, and Estancia, which opened in spring 2014, is the newest on the Mexican scene. Fast-casual options include Chipotle and Qdoba. Deli lovers will not go hungry in Chesterfield. Jasonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Deli has an abundant salad bar and a wide variety of sandwiches. Vivianoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s serves up generous Italian sandwiches from a deli case filled with authentic Italian meats and cheeses. The Smokehouse Market has a little bit of everything, from homemade salads to smoked meats to fabulous gourmet cheeses. St. Louis Bread Company and Kaldiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s both offer fresh-baked bagels, pastries, sandwiches and gourmet coffees. Which Wich offers made-to-order hot and cold sandwiches. Right next door, Noodles & Company is a popular stop for noodles, salads and sandwiches from around the world in a fast-casual setting. Got a hankering for barbeque? Bandanaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s serves it up Southern-style, seasoned with dry rub and cooked sauceless. And PM BBQ has gained local acclaim for its Memphis-style slow-smoked beef brisket, half-chicken and ribs. If fast food is what you crave, Chesterfield has it all: McDonald's, Subway, Goodcents, Lionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice, Chick-fil-A, Hardeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Steak â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;n Shake, Sonic, Culverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Wendyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Taco Bell. Satisfy your sweet tooth at Sarahâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cake Shop, a locally owned bakery featuring custom cakes, cupcakes and desserts. For delectable ice cream treats, try Oberweis Dairy and Sheridan's Frozen Custard or enjoy frozen yogurt at Lancia Frozen Yogurt or FroYo.
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The Doubletree Hotel and Conference Center
Whether you are visiting Chesterfield for business or pleasure, or just looking for a place to put up some extra houseguests, rest assured that a comfortable room is close-by. The Doubletree Hotel and Conference Center has more than 200 guest rooms in addition to state-of-the-art conference rooms, two restaurants, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis and racquetball courts and a fitness center. The Hampton Inn and Hampton Inn & Suites, located within a mile of each other, offer comfortable rooms featuring a myriad of amenities, two meeting rooms, indoor pools and on-site fitness and laundry facilities. For extended stays, Homewood Suites offers apartment-style, one- and two-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens, separate dining/work areas and, in some suites, your very own fireplace. The Residence Inn by Marriott also offers 104 rooms with fully equipped kitchens, furnished living areas and fireplaces. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a hot tub, a sports court, a health club pass and a complimentary continental breakfast bar and daily newspaper. SpringHill Suites by Marriott offers 92 rooms including one meeting room. Guests also enjoy an indoor pool, exercise room and whirlpool. The St. Louis Marriott West, just five minutes east of Chesterfield, features 300 guest rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a whirlpool and sauna, an exercise room, meeting rooms and an elegant restaurant.
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The Hilton Garden Inn features 100 rooms and 1,300 square feet of meeting space. Each room offers a large work desk, multiple telephones and complimentary daily newspaper. Services include a restaurant, convenience mart, heated indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center and business center. Comfort Inn & Suites also offers a nearby budget-friendly option. The Drury Plaza Hotel, a business-class hotel, offers 274 rooms, meeting facilities and Stoney River
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Police Chief Ray Johnson presents an award to a local student
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CITY OF CHESTERFIELD Located in western St. Louis County and incorporated since 1988, the City of Chesterfield is still considered young but has accomplished much since its inception. Now with nearly 48,000 residents, it has grown to be one of the premier communities in the country. The Mayor and City Council are dedicated to making the community a place where resident’s needs are met in that they can live, work and play and do business in an enriched and safe environment. The City also strives to create partnerships within the community to promote businesses and civic organizations, such as the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, Chesterfield Arts, Junior Chamber International, and Progress 64 West, to name a few. Staff members are assisted by residents who volunteer for numerous committees and commissions and, who are instrumental to the City’s success.
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Jane Durrell receives Citizen of the Year award from Mayor Bob Nation
the Department also offers a variety of community-based services such as Neighborhood and Business Watch programs and the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program, among others. They offer many programs for child safety including finger printing and car seat checks, in addition to back to school programs. Additionally, the Department offers many crime-prevention and safety tips for neighborhoods.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY GOVERNMENT The City of Chesterfield is located in St. Louis County, which covers an area of 524 square miles. With a 2013 population of 1,001,444, St. Louis County is the largest county in Missouri. It was created on October 1, 1812 by Governor William Clark as Local police one of the first five counties officers receive in the Missouri Territory, MADD nine years before Missouri awards for service attained statehood. In 1876 the city of St. Louis separated from St. Louis County, • Community Services & becoming an independent Economic Development Chesterfield is one of the safest communities city that provides its own • Finance services. in the U.S. for communities its size. With • Parks & Recreation The County is a • Planning & Development Constitutional Charter nearly 90 commissioned officers, the Services County, and its government Chesterfield Police Department has the • Public Works is provided for in its distinction of being one of the premier law • Police Charter. The County enforcement agencies in the state of Missouri. Executive is the chief Parks & Recreation executive officer of the The City currently has nearly County and is elected, in Police 380 acres of City-owned partisan elections, to four-year terms. Chesterfield is one of the safest parkland, offering something for The County Council is the legislative communities in the U.S. for communieveryone. These include the Family body of the County. Its seven members ties its size. With nearly 90 commisAquatic Center, a Dog Park, playing are elected to four-year staggered terms, sioned officers, the Chesterfield Police fields for every sport, trails, picnic areas by district, in partisan elections. The Department has the distinction of being and many playground and passive areas presiding officer of the County Council one of the premier law enforcement as well. Pool passes must be purchased is the Chairman, who is selected from agencies in the state of Missouri. at City Hall in person. Other business among the County Council members In 2003, the Department received such as pavilion or amphitheater rentals every calendar year. The County international accreditation through the are also available. Executive and Prosecuting Attorney are Commission for Accreditation of Law the sole countywide elected officials. Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Aside
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A highly sought after community to live in, Chesterfield has a highly-educated population with 65 percent having a college degree, and nearly 25 percent obtaining a master or doctorate degree. Residents earn a median income of $97,247 annually. Access to two top-rated public school districts, Rockwood and Parkway, and numerous private schools make the City a location of choice for families. Based on its population at the time of incorporation according to Missouri State Statutes, Chesterfield is classified as a Missouri City of the third class, allowing it to establish a Mayor/City Administrator/City Council form of government. The Mayor and eight nonpartisan City Council members govern the City. The City is divided into four wards, or areas, having generally the same population, and two Council members represent each ward. The day-to-day operations of the City are handled by a City Administrator who ultimately manages more than 230 full-time employees in the following divisions:
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Chesterfield Area Code is (636) or (314) CHESTERFIELD CITY HALL Main number ..................(636) 537-4000 www.chesterfield.mo.us ADMINISTRATION City Administrator ..........(636) 537-4711 Community Services and Economic Development ....(636) 537-6721 Voter Registration............(636) 537-4000 MAYOR/CITY COUNCIL General Info. ...................(636) 537-4000 Mayor..............................(636) 537-4711 City Clerk .......................(636) 537-6716
The Mayors of Chesterfield, past and present, gather for an annual dinner Pictured-Mike Herring (City Administrator since 1988), former Mayors Fred Steinbach, Charles Fawcett, John Nations, Bruce Geiger and current mayor Bob Nation
FINANCE Finance Director..............(636) 537-4726 Business Licenses .............(636) 537-4714 Accounts Receivable/Payable......(636) 537-4720 MUNICIPAL COURT Info. /Court Dates/Fines .(636) 537-4718
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Chesterfield is fortunate to have one of four St. Louis County Government Centers placed in our community located at 74 Clarkson Wilson Centre, on Clarkson Road, just south of Wilson Road. Services offered at this location include revenue (tax collection); health services; human services, including services for older residents, veterans and youth; public works, including permits for residential and commercial construction and occupancy permits; and municipal and family court functions. The County Government office is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information call 314-615-0900 or visit stlouisco.com.
Chesterfield City Hall
Monarch Fire Protection District The Monarch Fire Protection District provides fire protection and ambulance services to 62.7 square miles of St. Louis County. Three stations are fully staffed in Chesterfield and two adjacent stations are available for emergencies. The Monarch Fire Protection District firefighters, paramedics and ambulance support personnel for more than 10 vehicles, including pumper trucks, hook and ladder trucks, rescue vehicles and
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The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Office
Metro West Fire Protection District The Metro West Fire Protection District covers nearly 58 square miles of Western St. Louis County encompassing all or parts of Ballwin, Wildwood, Ellisville, Chesterfield, Clarkson Valley,
Grover, Pond, Sherman and areas of unincorporated St. Louis County. Metro West strives to protect residents with five stations strategically placed to maximize efficient response times to provide the highest level of medical care, fire suppression and rescue services possible.
Motor Vehicle & Drivers License Office The local office for obtaining licenses and permits associated with motor vehicles is located at 1711 Clarkson Road in Chesterfield. The phone number is 636-530-9500 and the office hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. dor.mo.gov/mvdl/motorv
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ithin the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boundaries Chesterfield residents enjoy the benefits of the Parkway and Rockwood school districts, both with excellent reputations. These districts continue to prosper and add value to homes in the area making Chesterfield the area of choice for many families. In addition to offering low student-to-teacher ratios, both Parkway and Rockwood consistently exceed national averages of students who pursue a college education. Both districts are shining examples of strong public education. Curriculum study is an integral part of a continuous improvement process and strategic plans of both districts. Formal education is emphasized and is augmented with art, music and physical education. Beginning in elementary school and continuing through high school, students are given numerous opportunities to interact with technology. Both districts provide comprehensive accelerated programs for gifted students at all grade levels. An expansive selection of extracurricular activities helps to extend and supplement regular course offerings, giving students an opportunity to pursue hobbies, sports and other special interests. The goal of both districts is a continued commitment to excellence that ensures graduates are able to meet the challenges of the business community and college. Adult education is also important in the Chesterfield community. Both Rockwood and Parkway offer a broad range of adult and continuing-education programs designed to improve the skills and expand the interests of students of all ages.
When it comes to education Chesterfield passes with flying colors. It boasts two fine public school districts, outstanding private and parochial schools and a renowned university.
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Parkway School District ParkwaySchools.net • 314-415-8100 Parkway’s 28 schools and early childhood center are renowned for their achievements. Serving 68 square miles of West County, Parkway Schools have earned 14 Blue Ribbon Awards for
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Rockwood School District rockwood.k12.mo.us. • 636-733-2000 The Rockwood School District is St. Louis County's largest public school system, serving more than 21,500 students. Covering 150 square miles in parts of western St. Louis County and northern Jefferson County, Rockwood serves an estimated 115,000 residents in 42,000 households. The Rockwood School District is an award-winning district, both locally and nationally. Rockwood students excel in performance on state and national tests and continue to outperform students from St. Louis County, the state and the nation. All four Rockwood high schools have been named to Newsweek’s America’s Best High Schools’ list. Additionally, Rockwood placed on the College Board’s Annual AP District Honor Roll. It was one of only six districts in Missouri to receive the designation. Rockwood is on track for the highest level of accreditation possible,
Accredited with Distinction, from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The school district also has 10 National Blue Ribbon Schools and 14 Missouri Gold Star Schools of Excellence. Plus, 10 schools have been recognized as National Schools of Character and 12 elementary schools have been recognized as Missouri Schools of Character. Rockwood is proud of its dedicated staff of more than 3,000 employees. Rockwood educators believe the most important part of childhood education is having teachers who set high expectations within a caring school environment.
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More than 78 percent of Rockwood’s teachers have master’s degrees, combined with an average of 13.5 years of experience in the classroom. In addition, Rockwood has 112 teachers who have earned National Board Certification, the highest level among St. Louis area school districts. The district’s conservative financial management has been recognized with a Standard and Poor's rating of AAA, making Rockwood one of only four school districts in the state to hold such a high, outstanding rating. Rockwood received the Meritorious Budget Award for excellence in the preparation and issuance of a school system annual budget. Accelerated curriculum, advanced technology and fiscal integrity are Rockwood hallmarks. To learn more about the Rockwood School District, please visit rockwood.k12.mo.us
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS • Parkway: . . . . . . .314-415-8100 • Rockwood: . . . . . .636-458-7337 • Students consistently score above the national average on SAT and ACT College entrance exams. • Inclusive, gifted and special abilities programs are available. • A priority on low pupil-teacher classroom ratios allows for a more conducive learning environment. • Comprehensive early childhood education programs are offered. • Technology is integrated into all curriculum areas with an emphasis on computers. • Schools in both districts have received Blue Ribbon awards by the U.S. Dept. of Education. Private Schools • Many parochial and private elementary and secondary schools available. • Early childhood, daycare and pre-school facilities available. Higher Education • Maryville University: 314-529-9300 • Logan College of Chiropractic/ University Programs . . . . . . .636-227-2100 • St. Louis Community College at Wildwood: . . .636-422-2000 Schools for Children with Special Abilities/Needs • Academy of St. Louis . . . . . . . .314-973-8997 • St. Louis Special School District: . .314-989-8100
Excellence in Education from the U.S. Department of Education and 19 Gold Star Awards from the State of Missouri. While each school is unique, they collectively make up one of the highest performing school districts in the country. Student accomplishments are nationally recognized. Each year, students from every high school are honored for outstanding academic achievement by the National Merit and Achievement Scholarship programs. In 2013, Parkway achieved the highest score in Missouri for large districts-99.6 percent-on the 2013 Missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP) report card used to evaluate school districts across the state. Parkway offers the ACT to all juniors at no cost, with more than 60 percent of graduates scoring at above the national average. Parkway's average composite ACT score of 22.8 outranks the state and national averages. Parkway is well known for preparing students for college. More than 90 percent of graduates go on to attend colleges, universities and professional schools. Strong beginnings contribute to academic success. Parkway's early childhood program serves nearly 4,000 families each year through personal visits, developmental screenings and various preschool classes and activities. Parkway offers tuition-free, full-day kindergarten for all students. School-age childcare programs are offered at all Parkway elementary schools in cooperation with both the West County YMCA and the Parkway-Rockwood Adventure Club. More than 60 percent of high school students take part in at least one of approximately 25 competitive sports for boys and girls. High schools offer more than 50 special interest groups, as well as instrumental and vocal music groups, and speech, debate and drama activities. The district operates on a sound fiscal budget and consistently earns exceptional ratings and national awards for excellence for financial management and reporting.
The independent rating agency Standard and Poors has rated Parkway's bonds at AAA, the highest available rating for school districts. To learn more about Parkway, experience its online digital magazine at ThisIsParkway.com visit the district's website or call 314-415-8077 to request an information packet. PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL The St. Louis metropolitan area has more private, parochial and non-sectarian schools than any other metro center in the nation. A number of these fine schools are located in and around the Chesterfield area. Chesterfield Montessori School offers an authentic, AMI-accredited Montessori program for toddlers through adolescents. Students learn in peaceful, mixed-age classrooms equipped with the full range of hands-on Montessori materials, which
A student and dad at Ascension Catholic School
The St. Louis metropolitan area has more private, parochial and non-sectarian schools than any other metro center in the nation. A number of these fine schools are located in and around Chesterfield. interconnect all disciplines and provide stimulating challenges that meet the cognitive, emotional, and social needs of each child. Recognized as one of the finest Montessori schools in the country, students carry with them a
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Chesterfield Day School, located on White Road, is a Montessori school serving children from toddlers through sixth grade.The school is a diverse community with high levels of parent involvement within the classroom and in the school. The unique personalized education uses low student-teacher ratio, beginning with Montessori practices in early grades, and bridging to traditional teaching methods utilizing best educational practices as children grow. Visit chesterfielddayschool.org
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solid record of academic achievement, a belief in the dignity of work, and a sense of responsibility for their own development as happy and productive human beings. The five-acre campus encompasses an architectural award-winning building, playgrounds, swimming pool, tennis courts and childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s garden. Additionally, Chesterfield Montessori is exploring the possibility of opening a land-based campus for its adolescent program, allowing students to further their learning in a natural setting.
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Catholic parochial school education is offered through Ascension Catholic Church, St. Clare of Assisi, Holy Infant and Incarnate Word Catholic Church. St. John Lutheran and Twin Oaks Christian School, located nearby, offer Christian elementary and middle-school education for the Lutheran and Presbyterian faiths. The United Hebrew Congregation Educational Center provides private preschool education for Chesterfield's Jewish residents. Whitfield School (grades 6-12) is another independent school offering quality private education. The Fulton School at St. Albanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offers a complete toddler through 12th grade experience. Founded in 1998, Principia School is one of only a few schools in the world where all students, faculty and staff are Christian Scientists. Nestled on a beautiful 360-acre campus Principia School educates children from preschool through high school. Its Upper School level (grades 9-12) includes a boarding program that attracts students from around the country and the world. Consistent
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with the mission of its founder, Mary Kimbrell Morgan, Principia School is committed to providing an education that supports the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, and physical development of each and every student. To learn more, go to principaschool.org Private high schools and college preparatory institutions in and around Chesterfield include St. Louis Priory School, offering a comprehensive college preparatory education for grades seven through 12. DeSmet College Preparatory School, John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, Chaminade Catholic Preparatory School, St. Joseph's Academy, Villa Duchesne and the Academy of the Visitation are also within commuting distance of Chesterfield. Christian Brothers College High School (CBC) is unique among St. Louis prep schools because it combines discipline with the high academic excellence of other private boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;
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schools and a diverse student population to provide a one-of-a kind educational experience. Students develop lifelong connections with students from all academic, social, ethnic, special needs and backgrounds. They leave CBC, not only with great academic credentials, but knowing they have compassion for and can work with all people, which gives them a distinct advantage as they move on to higher education and, ultimately, the business world. Visit cbchs.org The Academy of St. Louis is a private, Catholic school serving students grades K-12 with learning challenges. The Academy specializes in individual and customized curriculums for students with Aspergers Syndrome, ADHD, speech/language delays and many other cognitive learning disabilities. Students are engaged in classes and activities that encourage leadership, confidence, social integration and self-respect, providing them the confidence and knowledge to succeed in life.The Academy of St. Louis is accredited by the North Central Association, Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement
Teacher and student in geography class at the Academy of St. Louis
A student at Chesterfield Montessori School
passion for learning; success for life 14000 ladue road chesterfield, mo 63017 314.469.7150 chesterfieldmontessori.org
authentic ami montessori education from 16 months through 8th grade
(NCA CASI). This acknowledgement validates their innovative academic and functional curriculum and sets a standard for future generations. For more information visit academyofstlouis.org or call 314-973-8997. Barat Academy, located on Wild Horse Creek Road, is an independent faith-based College Preparatory School for grades 9 through 12. It is the first co-educational competely independent Catholic High School in the state of Missouri. visit baratacademy.org or call 636-300-5524. St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf (SJI), located in the heart of Chesterfield, is an international leader in educating children with hearing impairments. With a highly trained staff of certified deaf educators, speech therapists and audiologists, SJI focuses on the individual needs of each child. At SJI, children develop oral language and speech without the use of sign language. This communication method improves literacy levels and offers
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HIGHER EDUCATION Nestled in the quiet rural landscapes of the Chesterfield area are a number of outstanding institutions of higher learning: Maryville University, a liberal-arts institution, offers professional programs; Logan University is dedicated to health and wellness education; Fontbonne Maryville University offers a variety of sports for their students
University Options, provides convenient, practical and accelerated programs for busy adults looking to earn a degree; as does the St. Louis Community College campus in Wildwood. A number of nationally
recognized colleges and universities, including Saint Louis University, Washington University and Webster University are all located within a 30-minute drive of Chesterfield. Maryville University maryville.edu • 314-529-9300 Maryville University is a dynamic member of the West County community. A highly ranked institution of higher education, Maryville also serves as a top-rated employer, a strong cultural resource for the arts and a center for continued learning and professional development. Once considered one of the region’s best-kept secrets, Maryville University is now firmly established as a recognized institution locally and across the U.S. As one of only three nationally ranked universities in the St. Louis area, Maryville was also named the No. 1 Overperforming University in the nation in both 2012 and 2013 by U.S. News & World Report. In addition, Forbes and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazines consistently rank Maryville as a top private school. More than 5,000 Maryville students are enrolled in rigorous undergraduate and graduate degree programs that prepare students for career success. As part of a growing athletics program, 18 Maryville Saints varsity teams for men and women compete at the NCAA Division II level in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Located along I-64 in Town and Country, Maryville’s main campus sits at the doorstep of Chesterfield on approximately 150 beautiful acres of wooded and landscaped spaces. This prime location provides students with valuable connections to internships and job opportunities at some of West County’s largest employers, such as neighboring St. Luke’s Hospital and corporations located in Maryville Centre, as well as major companies throughout the St. Louis region.
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prepared to be successful in kindergarten and beyond. Visit ymcastlouis.org The Jewish Community Center’s Early Childhood program is open to all children, ages six weeks to five years, and is fully accredited. Students develop intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially through a fun, nurturing classroom setting encompassing art, science, math, language and reading development, music and movement. Visit jccstl.org
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children the best opportunity for mainstream education and independent adult lives. A SJI education allows parents and children greater access and freedom in choosing a mainstream educational path throughout the remainder of the child’s educational career. SJI is the only school for the hearing impaired to be fully accredited by the prestigious Independent Schools Association of Central States (ISACS). The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has accredited SJI and acknowledges that SJI meets Missouri school knowledge standards and educational performance goals. Visit sjsdny.org
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Satellite locations in Sunset Hills, Lake Saint Louis and at Scott Air Force Base offer flexibility and accessibility to help busy adults achieve their career goals. Founded in 1872, Maryville University is an independent, co-educational institution with a tradition of excellence in professional and liberal arts programs. Maryville's academic structure is comprised of the College of Arts and Sciences, the John E. Simon School of Business, the School of Education, the College of Health Professions and the School of Adult and Online Education. Recent partnerships have resulted in the naming of the Catherine McAuley School of Nursing by Mercy Health and the Rawlings Sport Business Management Program. Other flagship programs include education, actuarial science and music therapy. More than 17,000 Maryville alumni call St. Louis home. They work and volunteer in area schools, healthcare facilities, corporate and nonprofit
A Logan College student takes good care of a patient
organizations, research labs, design firms and many more professional settings, contributing to the rich fabric of the region and leaving their mark of excellence. Logan University logan.edu • 636-227-2100 Founded in 1935, Logan University is located on Schoettler Road in Chesterfield on a scenic, 112-acre
We pride ourselves on our challenging programs and the caliber of our student body www.maryville.edu
At Maryville University, Innovation Means... • Tailored Education • Student-Centered Teaching and Learning • Pre-Professional Experiences
Academic excellence is our highest priority... Maryville offers traditional, online or weekend and evening programs to help you earn the undergraduate or advanced degree you need to succeed.
Evening Degree Programs Undergraduate, Graduate & Online Westport Campus 314-968-5955 webster.edu/westport
WingHaven Campus 636-561-2400 webster.edu/winghaven
campus. Approximately 1,000 students from across the United States and many foreign countries call Logan home. The majority of students attend Logan for the flagship, Doctor of Chiropractic Program. The Doctor of Chiropractic Program is a 10 trimester, three-and-half year degree program that trains patientcentered doctors, who practice integrated health care to improve human performance and the quality of life for patients. Logan University is dedicated to maximizing human performance and has created and sustained a learning environment based on innovation, academic rigor, and immersive clinical opportunities to deliver practice-ready Logan alumni. Logan’s advocacy for lifelong learning and acceptance of whole-person health positions Logan and its alumni at the forefront of integrated health care. In addition, Logan offers two Masters of Science programs that complement the doctor of chiropractic degree. Logan University also provides outpatient, fee-for-service chiropractic health care services at its Montgomery Health Center on the University’s campus, as well as three other clinics located in St. Louis County and St. Charles County. Logan’s Chiropractic Health Centers offer expert care through access to qualified specialists in orthopedics, neurology, sports injury care, pediatrics, diagnostic imaging and nutrition. All outpatient services are supervised by licensed doctors of chiropractic from the University’s clinical faculty. Supervising clinical
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St. Louis Community College at Wildwood stlcc.edu • 636-422-2000 St. Louis Community College’s Wildwood campus opened in August 2007 and serves approximately 2000 students each semester from across the West County area. The campus offers students many options. Students can earn an associate degree or take general education coursework that
Nestled in the quiet rural landscape of the Chesterfield area are a number of outstanding institutions of higher learning. transfers to most Missouri colleges and universities. Students can also take many pre-requisites required for career and technical programs offered on other STLCC campuses, or even pursue a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Elementary Education or Liberal studies through the University of Missouri-St. Louis. At STLCC-Wildwood, instructors hold advanced degrees and share real-world experience in their classrooms. Small class sizes create an interactive learning environment and students can also take advantage of free, walk-in tutoring in math and writing. Outside the classroom, students can connect with each other through campus life events, student
government, Phi Theta Kappa honor society, honors programs, service learning programs and even study abroad. Participation in these opportunities builds leadership and networking skills that open up the opportunity to earn transfer scholarships. The Wildwood campus is located at 2645 Generations Drive (near Highway 109 and Manchester Road). . Nearby Colleges and Universities Chesterfield residents have access to a number of major colleges and universities within a 30-minute commute. Washington University and its famed Schools of Medicine, Dentistry and Law; Saint Louis University with its prominent Schools of Medicine and Law; Fontbonne University; Webster University; Lindenwood University; the University of Missouri-St. Louis; and the four St. Louis Community College campuses of Meramec, Forest Park, Florissant Valley and Wildwood. All are easily accessible and offer a superior brand of university education.
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faculty members lead the diagnosis of patient conditions and formation of treatment plans, which are delivered along with senior clinical interns in their final year of study. Also located on the Logan campus is the William D. Purser, DC Center, which is a multi-purpose, state-of-the-art facility. The Purser Center encompasses 47,000 square-feet of space that is used for seminars, conferences, entertainment and other events. Many productions are hosted at the Purser including featured performances by the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Alexandra Ballet, The Black Rep, St. Louis Children’s Choir and Chesterfield Arts.
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hen choosing an area to live, most people rank proper healthcare facilities as a must-have. The Chesterfield community certainly is in a state of perfect health. A number of the metropolitan area’s finest medical centers, urgnt care facilities and sports medicine facilities have made Chesterfield and surrounding communities their homes. These state-of-the-art facilities offer the highest quality of care for members of the community and pride themselves on being at the forefront of new technologies and treatments. Chesterfield also offers a variety of modern retirement communities ranging from assisted living communities to skilled care facilities. St. Luke’s Hospital www.stlukes-stl.com • 314-434-1500 St. Luke’s Hospital in Chesterfield, Missouri is a regional healthcare provider committed to improving the quality of life for its patients and the community. The 493-bed, not-for-profit hospital offers care in more than 60 specialty areas and serves the region from more than 20 locations across the greater St. Louis area.
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For nearly 150 years, St. Luke’s has furthered its mission by providing quality, compassionate patient care; a broad range of services; and a strong commitment to the community through the dedicated efforts of an exceptional team of caregivers and support staff. St. Luke’s is the only St. Louis hospital recognized as one of America’s 50 Best Hospital by Healthgrades (2007-2014), which places St. Luke’s in the top one percent of hospitals in the nation based on clinical quality. It is also the only Spirit of Women® hospital in the St. Louis area. Spirit of Women is an elite coalition of hospitals and healthcare providers across the United States that ascribes to the highest standards of excellence in women’s health, education and community outreach. Spirit of Women hospitals are committed to making good health easier and helping women and their families take action resulting in better health. St. Luke’s is the largest employer in Chesterfield. Its main hospital campus includes several medical office buildings and is located on Woods Mill Road, just north of I-64. The Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Desloge, Jr. Outpatient Center is located across from the hospital, and offers convenient access to outpatient services and testing. St. Luke’s provides even more services throughout the St. Louis area through St. Luke’s Home Health and Hospice Services; at St. Luke’s Surrey Place, a skilled nursing facility; St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Hospital; St. Luke's Pediatric Care Center; the Vascular Access Center; medical offices and diagnostic imaging centers. Seven St. Luke’s Urgent Care Centers located throughout the western portion of St. Louis County, are open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily to treat minor medical emergencies and are available on a walk-in basis. St. Luke’s also offers a Convenient Care for minor illnesses and injuries inside the Dierbergs location in Des Peres.
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Within minutes, residents can reach the many outstanding medical facilities in the Chesterfield area. From award-winning hospitals and urgent care facilities to specialized clinics, it’s all here. Mercy Hospital St. Louis mercy.net/stlouismo • 314-251-6000 Mercy Virtual Care In May 2014, Mercy broke ground on the first virtual care center in the U.S., marking another milestone in the health system’s promise to transform health care– and it’s happening right here in Chesterfield! The four-story, 120,000-square-foot center will open in 2015 and accommodate nearly 300 physicians, nurses, specialists, researchers and support staff. Care will be delivered 24/7 via audio, video and data connections to locations across Mercy as well as outside of Mercy, through partnerships with other health care providers and large employers. Mercy estimates that the center will manage more than 3 million telehealth visits in the next five years. The center also will be a hub for advancing telemedicine through research and training.
Representing an investment of approximately $50 million in development, the new facility will serve as the command center for all of Mercy’s telemedicine programs including a growing list that includes the nation’s largest single-hub electronic ICU (eICU) and features more than 75 other services. Mercy Hospital St. Louis Located just east of Chesterfield at the northeast corner of I-64 and I-270, Mercy Hospital St. Louis is ranked No. 2 in the state and one of the largest Catholic hospitals in the nation. Mercy Hospital provides critical health services including: St. Louis County’s only Level I trauma center, a full-service children’s hospital, Mercy Children’s Hospital offering 80 pediatric specialists, a Level III neonatal intensive care unit and a pediatric intensive care unit, the area’s
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only dedicated heart and vascular hospital, comprehensive cancer care and infusion services, and the region’s only burn center. Mercy is also recognized for maternity care. In fact, more mothers choose to give birth at Mercy Hospital St. Louis than at any other hospital in Missouri. And now there are even more options and amenities for mothers-to-be including a dedicated welcome center, completely renovated labor and birthing suites and post partum recovery rooms, as well as the area’s first in-hospital low-risk birthing center run by certified nurse midwives.
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Mercy Clinic In addition to excellence in acute care medicine, Mercy Clinic is a physician and advanced practitioner organization with more than 600 physicians and 130 advanced practitioners in the metro area including pediatric and adult care in Chesterfield. Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital St Louis Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital is a state-of-the-art facility providing quality rehabilitative services in an attractive, healing environment in Chesterfield. It is a freestanding facility designed to meet the needs of patients requiring an intense rehabilitation program with close medical supervision for spinal and brain injuries as well as stroke rehabilitation. Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital is one of only a few freestanding rehabilitation hospitals in Missouri to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This certification includes stroke special program certification as well as inpatient rehabilitation-hospital accreditation.
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Chesterfield area hospitals offer the highest quality of care from birthing suites to nighttime pediatric care to top-notch physicians’ offices and urgent care centers. Missouri Baptist Medical Center missouribaptist.org 314-996-LIFE/ 314-996-5433 Missouri Baptist Medical Center is a 489-bed acute care hospital located at Interstate-270 and Highway 40/I-64. It offers a full continuum of medical and surgical services as well as 24-hour adult and pediatric emergency services. It is a part of BJC HealthCare, one of the most respected systems in the country. Here, you’ll have access to leading specialists and the most advanced medical technology. Missouri Baptist Medical Center is a leader in open heart surgery and operates a nationally recognized cancer-care program. It also offers comprehensive orthopedic, gastrointestinal and women’s health services. Missouri Baptist Medical Center is a member of BJC HealthCare, which is one of the largest non-profit healthcare organizations in the United States and one of the the largest employers in St. Louis.
Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital barnesjewishwestcounty.org 314-542-WEST Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital has been bringing world-class health care to west St. Louis County since 1989. Conveniently located just west of I-270 and Olive Boulevard in Creve Coeur, Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services, a Heart and Vascular Center, pulmonary function, radiology, a Sleep Disorders Center, physical therapy and rehabilitation, as well as a full range of inpatient and outpatient surgical procedures including colorectal, urology, orthopedics, plastics, ENT and ophthalmology. It also houses a location for the Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center, the only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center within 240 miles of St. Louis. To ensure the latest amenities and technology are available to patients, the hospital has a modernized
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emergency department and patient care areas and updated operating rooms including a da Vinci surgical suite, and an Integrated Critical Care Program utilizing a tele-ICU and bedside consulting from intensivists. The campus comprises a unique blend of Washington University School of Medicine and private practice physicians. More than 240 members of Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital’s medical staff are ranked on the national “Best Doctors in America” list. As part of its dedication to excellence, Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital is aligned with Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital is a member of BJC HealthCare.
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Washington University Orthopedics, Chesterfield Outpatient Center ortho.wustl.edu • 314-514-3500 The Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Orthopedic Center in Chesterfield provides comprehensive orthopedic services. The center offers outpatient surgery and care in a state-of-the-art orthopedics center conveniently located in Chesterfield. The center treats patients with orthopedic conditions from head to toe. Fellowship-trained physicians offer expertise in the following areas: foot and ankle, hand and wrist, joint preservation, resurfacing and replacement of the hip and knee, musculoskeletal oncology, orthopedic trauma, pediatric orthopedics, physical medicine and rehabilitation, shoulder and elbow, spine and sports medicine. The sports medicine specialists are the team physicians for professional sports teams in St. Louis, including the St. Louis Rams football and St. Louis Blues hockey teams. The practice is ranked among the best orthopedic practices in the country and is considered an innovator in both conservative orthopedic care and minimally invasive microsurgical techniques. The Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Orthopedic Center in Chesterfield is located at 14532 South Outer Forty Drive in Chesterfield. The Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Orthopedic Injury Clinic is open in the evenings and on Saturday mornings. All patients are seen by an orthopedic specialist. Walk-ins are welcome. Visit ortho.wustl.edu/injuryclinic
Celebrating 40 Years of Service Des Peres Hospital is an acute care hospital offering quality medical and surgical services, including 24/7 emergency care, orthopedics, weight loss surgery, cardiology and geriatrics. We are proud of the difference we have made in the lives of our patients and their families since 1974.
Physician Referral 1-888-457-5203 despereshospital.com • 2345 Dougherty Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63122
Those who need a helping hand with their daily living or who simply want to live among a community of their peers will find no shortage of retirement communities in Chesterfield. Logan University Chiropractic Health Centers logan.edu • 636-227-2100 Logan University provides outpatient, fee-for-service chiropractic health care services at its Montgomery Health Center on the University’s tranquil 112-acre campus on Schoettler
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Road and at three other clinics in St. Louis County and St. Charles County. Logan’s Chiropractic Health Centers offer expert care through access to qualified specialists in orthopedics, neurology, sports injury care, pediatrics, diagnostic imaging and nutrition. All outpatient services are supervised by licensed doctors of chiropractic from the University’s clinical faculty. Supervising clinical faculty members lead the diagnosis of patient conditions and formation of treatment plans, which are delivered along with senior clinical interns in their final year of study.
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Serving older adults of all faith and economic backgrounds has been our mission since 1979. Offering opportunities for each resident to create his or her own unique lifestyle of purpose and joy is our focus. Affordability and quality is our commitment.
Call Linda for more information or to schedule a private tour at your convenience.
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Chesterfield boasts a number of retirement communities offering independent living, assisted living and skilled-nursing or any combination of the three. Independent-living facilities offer an exciting social environment for older adults. Often these communities will have on-site amenities such as beauty, ice cream and gift shops. Communities offering assisted living have assistants on hand to provide for whatever needs residents may have. Facilities offering nursing care have medical or nursing professionals on staff. All of the retirement and nursing home communities in Chesterfield offer planned social activities, dining rooms, church services and local transportation.
of spacious floor plans to meet individual style and financial needs, including laundry, housekeeping, restaurant-style dining, enriching
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Bethesda Meadow BethesdaHealth.org • 636-552-4174 Bethesda Meadow provides a variety of care options and services for St. Louis seniors and their families. Fourteen beautiful acres in the heart of Ellisville, complete with landscaped walking paths, outdoor seating areas and a large gazebo, provide a serene environment for residents to spend quality times together with family and friends. Residents enjoy a full schedule of weekly activities, and a beauty/barber shop and gift shop are on site. For seniors living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of
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activities and cultural outings, and transportation. Autumn View Gardens promotes senior independence and quality of life. Personal care staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in order to assist with personal needs and medication management. The goal of these services is to minimize the need for relocation by accommodating an individual’s changing care needs and personal preferences. Respite stays are also available at Autumn View Gardens.
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dementia, Bethesda Meadow has a secure, dedicated Memory Care community, equipped with trained staff and a large, private patio, with walking paths and seating. Rehab and therapy, respite care and assistance from a geriatric care manager are also available at Bethesda Meadow.
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Briarcrest Estates holidaytouch.com • 636-552-4174 On-site management teams live in the Briarcrest Estates community and are available around-the-clock to assist fellow residents with anything they might need. From dining and housekeeping to shuttle service, it’s an all-inclusive lifestyle. Professionally trained chefs prepare three delicious meals from scratch every day for residents and guests to enjoy in a comfortable restaurant-style dining room. A thoughtfully planned calendar of life-enriching activities, exercise classes, educational lectures and off-site outings are also available. Residents receive an additional exclusive travel feature allowing them to experience the same lifestyle by staying in the comfortable guest suite, enjoying chef-prepared meals and participating in all community activities at the 300 other Holiday Retirement communities across the United States and Canada. Brooking Park brookingpark.org and newwillows.com 314-576-5545 Brooking Park offers assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing, as well as Medicare rehab therapy. Owned and operated by St. Andrews Resources for seniors, Brooking Park offers an elegant atmosphere with spacious apartments, an outdoor courtyard with walking path, massage therapy, beauty salon, art gallery, library and an extensive recreation program. The new Memory Care Household offers a fresh approach to a home-like setting complete with activities designed to keep the mind, spirit and body active. Ranked among
All of the retirement and nursing home communities in Chesterfield offer planned social activities, dining rooms, church services and local transportation. the top Nursing Homes in Missouri by U.S. News and World Report, and recognized as a “5 Star Facility” by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Brooking Park is conveniently located across from St. Luke’s Hospital. The Willows at Brooking Park offers seniors gracious retirement living and a lifestyle that enriches, motivates, promotes fitness and wellness while providing the assurance of a secure environment. Luxurious and spacious apartment homes complimented by gracious amenities including an indoor pool, day spa, 130 seat theatre, art gallery/art studio/pottery room, library, sculpture gardens, fine dining and services designed to pamper the body and the spirit. The Villas at The Willows at Brooking Park epitomizes luxury with 14 homes in a neighborhood setting. Maintenance free, single story, designed for “aging in place” with wider doorways & hallways, lower countertops, lever door handles, maintenance-free exterior and landscaping. A lifestyle free from chores, both inside and out. Delmar Gardens delmargardens.com • 636-733-7000 Garden Villas and Chesterfield Villas provides the perfect retirement choice for seniors who wish to continue an independent lifestyle or need assisted living in a luxury retirement community. Amenities include
transportation services, housekeeping and linen service, recreational activities, indoor swimming pool, hot tub and more. A lovely full service dining room and Executive Chef provide unique dining experiences. Delmar Gardens West, Delmar Gardens of Chesterfield and Delmar Gardens on the Green offer skilled nursing and rehabilitation services that include speech, physical and occupational therapy. Each location is unique and many provide features that include a gift shop, ice cream parlor, beauty shop and various activities on a daily basis. Residents enjoy trips to concerts, movies, shopping and various activities including bingo, arts, crafts and visits from musical groups. accessible transportation is available. For almost 50 years, the Delmar Gardens family has served the St. Louis and surrounding areas, caring for seniors with love, care and understanding. Delmar Gardens has been family-owned and operated since 1965. Friendship Village FriendshipVillageSTL.com 636-532-1515 Friendship Village Chesterfield is the area's only LifeCare® community, offering a vibrant lifestyle along with unlimited access to the health care you may need at a predictable monthly rate for life.
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The 34 acre campus is located in the center of St. Louis’ premier commerce, shopping, and services. And with access to countless services and amenities, you can enjoy the luxury of spending your time exactly how you like.
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Garden View Care Center Chesterfield gvcc.com • 636.537.3333 The experts in dementia care, Garden View Care Centers offer a comprehensive Alzheimer’s and memory care program. Their activity-based program runs 10 hours a day, seven days a week and helps residents stay healthy and happy. Research has shown that regular, engaging activity slows the mental decline of those with dementia. Each day residents and attendees of the Adult Day program take part in activities such as music, dance, arts and crafts and table games. They also enjoy day trips to various metro area attractions. If you have a loved one showing the signs of memory loss, you can call for a tour or request an in-home evaluation to determine the level of care needed.
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Gambrill Gardens Retirement Community gambrillgardens.com • 636-394-2992 Serving older adults of all faith and economic backgrounds has been Gambrill Gardens’ mission since 1979. Offering opportunities for each resident to create his or her unique lifestyle of purpose and joy is the community’s focus. Situated on a 25 acre park-like setting in convenient West County, Gambrill Gardens offers studio, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments. On-site fitness center, onsite therapy services, home theatre, computer lab, beauty and barber shop open six days a week are many of the facility’s features. Ivy Terrace Assisted Living is also available for those who need 24-hour oversight and care.
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The Fountains of West County fountainsofwestcounty.com 636-779-2600 Personalized retirement lifestyle with exceptional service included is found at The Fountains of West County, an independent living choice for seniors. A lovely courtyard surrounds spacious one and two bedroom apartment home floor plans. Complimentary laundry facilities, bi-weekly housekeeping, morning pastries and coffee and lunch and dinner served daily, 24 hour concierge services and staffing with Home Health Services available. Utilities are included, except telephone and cable, and they’ll even help you move in with their comprehensive moving assistance.
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The Hallmark of Creve Coeur thehallmarkofcrevecoeur.com 314-432-5200 Whether you’re ready to simplify your life or eliminate the daily demands of home ownership, The Hallmark of Creve Coeur, a Brookdale Senior Living Community, is the perfect solution with spacious studio, one and two bedroom apartments with special services for the senior residents. Nestled in a beautifully wooded area overlooking a lake The Hallmark of Creve Coeur offers a dining program with a variety of menu choices, housekeeping, scheduled transportation and 24-hour staff and special services assistance availability are just a few conveniences offered to provide residents the peace of mind they need to continue to live life as they please.
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“...all night, all day, angels watching over me” • In Home Nurses, Aides & Caregivers • RNs and LPNs • 1 to 24 Hours a Day • Trained, Bonded & Insured - Drug Screening & Family Care Registry - Locally Owned & Operated by a Registered Nurse www.angelsonduty.com
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Mari de Villa Luxury Retirement Living maridevilla.com • 636-227-5347 Mari de Villa offers independentassisted, memory care and skilled nursing in a secluded setting in Town and Country. 24-hour skilled nursing care is available. Top-tier management has the owners living on campus and ready to address any need. The facility boasts beautiful and peaceful courtyard views. Some units face out to a lake in the West Wing. Sunrise Assisted Living sunriseseniorliving.com • 636-536-8000 From the outside, the building design of Sunrise Assisted Living resembles a Victorian Mansion. On the inside you’ll find a state-of-the-art assisted living program focused on individualized care and services providing personal comfort in beautiful home-like surroundings. Residents have several choices in different size suites and a variety of stimulating and recreational programs. A Reminiscence program for individuals with Alzheimer’s or memory impairment is provided in a separate and uniquely designed neighborhood.
Surrey Place stlukessurreyplace.com • 314-542-3300 Providing a caring environment with experienced professionals dedicated to each resident’s individual needs, Surrey Place is a part of St. Luke’s Hospital. The facility is nestled in a wooded area overlooking the Missouri River, providing a unique, natural setting with beautiful landscaping, walking paths, patios and a courtyard for our resident’s enjoyment. Services include residential and skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation and special care for Alzheimer’s and dementia residents. Surrey Place offers a variety of activities designed to match the abilities and interests of each individual and to enhance residents' physical, mental and psychosocial well-being. The residential care wing offers independent living with the security of knowing that staff is close at hand. The short-term care rehabilitation services are ideal for individuals who require short-term medical care including physical, occupational therapy and speech therapy after hospitalization.
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Serving the Chesterfield Community Since 1976 101 Chesterfield Business Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63005 (636) 532-3399 Mail: info@chesterfieldmochamber.com www.chesterfieldmochamber.com
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The Westchester House LCCA.com • 314-469-1200 Our unique homelike atmosphere makes SpringBridge Rehabilitation and The Westchester House a great place to live, thrive and recover. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are available on an inpatient and outpatient basis, and skilled nursing care is provided 24 hours/day. Our-first class amenities, restaurant-style dining, private family rooms, salon, courtyard, and personalized activities programs are designed to meet each resident’s special needs.
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The Cedars of Town & Country thecedarsoftownandcountry.com 314-434-3330 The Cedars of Town & Country is a skilled-care community unlike any other in the metropolitan area. The Cedars sits on 34 beautifully landscaped acres. In three independent buildings, connected by hallways, residents live in small “neighborhoods,” Hillside, Meadowview and Arborview. Each neighborhood has a great room with fireplace, comfortable chairs and couches, a friendly, full-service restaurant-style dining room and interior streets leading to intimate living spaces. Everything at the Cedars is designed to help residents live life to the fullest. Services include skilled
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Spirit of St. Louis Airport 21 18270 Edison Avenue Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-2222 FAX: 636-532-4886 spiritairport.com The business Aviation Center for the Midwest! Great location in the heart of Chesterfield Valley. Radar equipped control tower, full instrument landing system, 24-hour custom service, regional flight service station on field, 7485’ all weather runway.
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The number in bold to the right of many of the listings indicates that business also has a display ad. ACCOUNTANTS Hochschild, Bloom & Co. LLP Certified Public Accountants 28 16100 Chesterfield Parkway West #125 Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-9525 hbclp.com A full-service regional accounting and consulting firm serving businesses and individuals for over 60 years. We offer tax and accounting services to small businesses and organizations: construction and manufacturing companies, professional service firms, municipal and non-profit organizations, retail and distribution companies. Specialized consulting available for computer systems, estate and trust issues, employee benefits, and mergers and acquisitions. The largest CPA firm in Chesterfield.
Sano & Company Certified Public Accountants 165 Chesterfield Business Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-0272 sanoandcompany.com Chesterfield Valley CPA firm focusing on accounting and taxation; including individuals, estates, trusts, and businesses. We take a proactive approach, providing you with close personal attention. We take pride in our years of advanced training, technical experience and financial acumen which allows us to provide you with superior service.
APARTMENTS Chesterfield Village 26 15851 Timbervalley Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-0600 FAX: 636-537-0743 chesterfieldvillageapartments.com Experience a blend of suburban serenity and elegant apartment and townhome living as you enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in Chesterfield. Nestled amid 61 acres of wooded rolling hills, your beautiful landscaped home features luxury options as standard features. Convenient location.
ARTS, CULTURE, MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS Chesterfield Arts P.O. Box 4094 Chesterfield, MO 63006 chesterfieldarts.org Chesterfield Arts is an independent, non-profit arts organization which has provided a world-class collection of sculpture throughout the city. Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House & Education Center 49 15193 Olive Boulevard Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-530-0076 FAX: 636-530-1516 butterflyhouse.org The Midwest’s only year-round Butterfly House is located in Faust Park in Chesterfield, approximately 1 1/2 miles north of Highway 40. Thousands of exotic butterflies take flight in the soaring 8,000 square foot Flight House where nothing comes between the visitor and the butterflies. Stages St. Louis Performing Arts Theater 53 1023 Chesterfield Pkwy. East Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-530-5959 314-821-2407 StagesStLouis.org A musical theater company. Season begins in May and runs through October. “Downright musical theatre heaven”-and it’s happening right here.
Gateway Buick GMC 17 VIP Concierge Program for Business 820 McDonnell Boulevard Hazelwood, MO 63042 314-895-1600 stlouisbuickgmc.com Gateway Buick’s VIP Concierge Program saves time and offers service discounts, free loaner vehicles, and purchase incentive. It offers free complimentary pickup and delivery service for any scheduled maintenance that any of your cars need. You will receive an automatic 10% discount on all service and parts purchases. Also, save 15% on all automotive accessories. Finally, as a Concierge VIP you can purchase a new Buick or GMC at 1% above invoice!
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce 28 101 Chesterfield Business Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-3399 FAX: 636-532-7446 chesterfieldmochamber.com The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce represents its members in pursuit of their goals through networking, education, and communication. “A strong business environment is essential to a quality community.”
CIVIC/SERVICE GROUPS Chesterfield is supported by a number of organizations who are active in promoting the city’s growth. These include the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce, with general membership meetings every third Wednesday at various locations in the Chesterfield area at noon (check the websitechesterfieldmochamber.com); the Chesterfield City Council, meetings 93
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A D V E R T I S E R ’ S every first and third Mondays at City Hall at 7 p.m.; Progress 64 West, meetings every third Thursday at noon; the Chesterfield Valley 2000 Coalition; Chesterfield Kiwanis Club, meetings every Tuesday at noon; Lion’s Club, meetings every third Wednesday at Four Seasons Country Club; Rotary Club, meetings every Monday; and the American Legion.
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Monsanto Company 36 700 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-694-1000 monsanto.com Monsanto is a sustainable agricultural company located in Chesterfield, MO. Pfizer 34 700 Spirit of St. Louis Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63101 636-247-1000 pfizer.com At Pfizer, we apply science and our global resources to improve health and well-being at every stage of life. We strive to set the standard for quality, safety, and value in the discovery, development, and manufacturing of medicines for people and animals.
DANCE STUDIOS Alexandra School of Ballet 57 68 E Four Seasons Center Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-469-6222 alexandraballet@msn.com Classes in ballet, modern and character for beginners, intermediate and advanced, children and adults. Advanced students participate in company performances. Since 1949.
DENTISTRY Wildhorse Dental 150 Long Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-537-0447 FAX: 636-537-9452 wildhorsedental.com Visit Earl R. Larson D.D.S. for your cosmetic restorative dentistry.
EDUCATION Chesterfield Day School 75 1100 White Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 chesterfielddayschool.org Chesterfield Day School is an independent school that educates girls and boys ages 18 months to 6th grade. Beginning with a Montessori 94
foundation in early childhood and bridging to premier secondary school methods during the elementary years, CDS personalizes instruction for each and every student. Our rolling admissions allows us to accept and enroll students throughout the school year. Chesterfield Montessori School 76 14000 Ladue Road Chesterfield, MO 3017 314-469-7150 chesterfieldmontessori.org Chesterfield Montessori offers an authentic, AMI-accredited Montessori program for toddlers through 8th grade. The school is situated on a fiveacre campus, with an award-winning building, playgrounds, swimming pool, tennis courts and children’s garden. Students come from many countries and diverse backgrounds. Teachers ensure that each child is challenged and nurtured in a way that best serves their overall needs. Montessori educators recognize Chesterfield Montessori as one of the finest schools in the United States. John Cook School of Business at Saint Louis UniversityMBA External Relations Manager Boeing Institute of International Business 3674 Lindell Boulevard, Rm. 332 St. Louis, MO 63108 314-977-3839 emib.slu.edu The John Cook School of Business is AACSB0accredited with its undergraduate and graduate international business programs each ranked in the top 20 by US News and World Report! Our International Business Grad Programs ranked #13! Logan College of Chiropractic University Programs 85 1851 Schoettler Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-227-2100 logan.edu Providing quality chiropractic care in an academic environment since 1935. Convenient locations serving all your health care needs. Maryville University 78 650 Maryville University Drive St. Louis, MO 63141 314-529-9300 maryville.edu Maryville University of Saint Louis, located in the Maryville Centre, is an independent, coeducational university with over 3,500 undergraduate and graduate students.
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Parkway School District 73 455 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-415-8100 pkwy.k12.mo.us. The K-12 public school district includes an early childhood center and is renowned for its academic achievements. Half of the 28 schools have earned the U. S. Blue Ribbon Award for Excellence in Education. Students consistently score high on college entrance exams and the District has an excellent graduation rate. Rockwood School District 73 111 E. North Street Eureka, Mo 63025 636-733-2000 rockwood.k12.mo.us The Rockwood School District is a nationally-recognized, diverse community of learners serving all age groups and special needs. Recognized for Distinction by the Missouri Department of Education, Rockwood is energized by more than 2,500 employees and countless volunteers serving nearly 22,000 students and their families each day. As the largest public school system in St. Louis County, Rockwood is part of 12 distinct communities in west and southwest St. Louis County. St. Louis Community College 79 2645 Generations Drive Wildwood, MO 63040 636-422-2000 stlcc.edu A campus where you can earn a high quality, fully accredited and affordable college degree right in your community. High tech state-of-the-art facility. Green construction. Associate
degrees in general studies, business administration and teaching. Partnership with the University of Missouri- earn credits leading to a bachelor’s degree. Webster University 78 Westport Campus 11885 Lackland Road, Ste #600 St. Louis, MO 63146 314-968-5955 webster.edu/westport WingHaven Campus 2299 Technology Drive, Ste #300 O’Fallon, MO 63368 636-561-2400 webster.edu/winghaven Offering evening degree programs for undergraduate, graduate and online.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Commerce Bank 24 1699 Clarkson Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-746-5001 commercebank.com Our goal is to help you meet your goals. Pulaski Bank 35 17701 Edison Avenue Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-7508 pulaskibank.com Located in Chesterfield Valley. Pulaski offers totally free checking, free debit cards, free bill pay, ATM access and free-on-line banking. “Give us a chance to prove ourselves!”
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A D V E R T I S E R ’ S First Community Credit Union 99 17151 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-728-3333 firstcommunity.com Located in Chesterfield Valley. Personal service. Great loans, interest rates and more.
help ensure your estate plan addresses your goals, tax considerations, and legal concerns. Learn how we can help you protect the financial futures of those who matter most.
Midwest Regional Bank 21 18173C Edison Avenue Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-583-7341 mwrbank.com Founded in 1894, Midwest Regional Bank has been delivering superior banking service for 120 years. With nearly 30 years of experience and local decision making, Kevin Carter can get you the financing your company needs. He will take the time to learn about your specific goals and expertly offer customized solutions. See him for Commercial Real Estate Loans, Term Loans, Lines of Credit, Construction Loans and more.
The Chesterfield Athletic Club 16625 Swingley Ridge Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-9992 chesterfieldathleticclub.com Full service athletic club including outdoor and indoor tennis courts and outdoor and indoor swimming pools; aerobics, aqua and yoga classes; weight and fitness room, cardio theater, basketball, volleyball and racquetball courts; whirlpool, steam room, sauna and massage; outdoor jogging track, sand volleyball, and a full service restaurant. Individual, couple, family, and corporate memberships available.
Sterling Bank 3 16100 Swingley Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-681-1144 sterbank.com Sterling Bank, at Hwy. 40 and Clarkson in the heart of Chesterfield, is known for its state-of-the-art banking, with exceptional personalized attention. Sterling offers a full range of banking services, including jumbo mortgages and an “Anytime, Anywhere” personalized debit card, with the bank covering the usage fee at any ATM worldwide.
FINANCIAL SERVICES Edward Jones 12 Jennifer Hill, CFP 16150 Main Circle Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-1209 edwardjones.com If you need a financial advisor call on Jennifer Hill. Providing investment strategies and one-on-one service. Mass Mutual Financial Group 25 Carl Kickham, CFP, CLU, ChFC 16690 Swingley Ridge Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-728-2400 stlouis.massmutual.com At MassMutual, we can help you keep the promises you’ve made to yourself and your family through your estate planning. MassMutual financial professionals can access a team of experience home office specialists who can work with your legal advisors to
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HOMES/HOMEBUILDERS Fischer & Frichtel 9 695 Trade Center Boulevard Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-576-0500 FandFHomes.com For seven decades, quality has been the essence of everything we do. Quality people –using quality components and techniques – to deliver a quality home for you. The quality of life begins at home. McBride & Son 25 16091 Swingley Ridge Road, Ste #300 Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-2000 mcbridehomes.com Largest homebuilder in St. Louis and also nationally ranked top 50 largest homebuilder. “A Company Owned by its Employees.” Providing over 66 years of building excellence.
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beckallencabinetry.com Innovative designs tailored for every lifestyle. Two locations to serve you Chesterfield (address above) and Maryland Heights at 11626 Page Service Drive - 314-677-6713.
HOSPITALS & HEALTH CENTERS Des Peres Hospital 86 2345 Dougherty Ferry Road St. Louis, MO 63122 314-966-9100 Physician Referral: 1-888-457-5203 despereshospital.com Des Peres Hospital, a 143-bed acute care community hospital, has been serving the medical and health care needs of St. Louis County since 1974. Des Peres Hospital provides quality medical and surgical services, including geriatrics, cardiology, bariatrics (weight loss surgery), orthopedics, wound care and emergency care. Conveniently located at the intersection of I-270 and Dougherty Ferry Road in West County, just one exit from West County Mall. Mercy Medical Center 5 15945 Clayton Road Ballwin, MO 63011 636-256-5300 www.mercy.net The 125,000 square-foot facility consolidates many services under one roof, providing all the care you need in one location. Services include family medicine, pediatric, allergy, cancer care, imaging, plastic surgery, psychology, sports medicine etc. For a full list of services and other locations nearby visit the website.
St. Luke’s Hospital 81 232 South Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-434-1500 636-256-8644 (Urgent Care) 314-205-6060 (Physician Referral) stlukes-stl.com St. Luke’s Hospital is a regional health care provider, specializing in individualized care. A 493 bed fullservice healthcare facility offering patients ongoing community health education events and classes and the latest advances in both medicine and patient safety. Services include cardiovascular care and surgery, cancer care, neurosurgery and neurology, maternity, women’s health, general medicine, orthopedics, internal medicine, outpatient services, pediatrics and comprehensive surgical services. Its advanced facilities and specialty focus programs include St. Luke’s Institute for Health Education, the Breast Care Center, Special Delivery Suites, the Howard A. Stamper Radiation Oncology Center, Women’s Outpatient Diagnostic Center and Therapy Services. St. Luke’s was named one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals for 2007 by Health Grades. St. Luke’s Urgent Care 81 233 Clarkson Road Ellisville, MO 63011 636-256-8644 stlukes-stl.com When your illness or injury can’t wait, St. Luke’s Urgent care centers are the place to receive prompt medical treatment without an appointment. The centers are staffed by board certified physicians, registered nurses, X-ray and lab technicians. Hours are 8 am-8 pm. Locations in West County, Weldon Spring, Wing Haven, Kirkwood and Fenton.
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HOME SERVICES & PRODUCTS Allen Roofing 33 525 Old State Road Ellisville, MO 63021 636-391-1117 aroofing.net Celebrating 35 years of service to the St. Louis area. Call us for all your roofing needs. Competitive prices, free estimates, fully insured. Beck/Allen Cabinetry 633 Spirit of St. Louis Boulevard Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-519-1611
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A D V E R T I S E R ’ S Washington University and BarnesJewish Outpatient Center 83 14532 S. Outer 40 Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-514-1642 ortho.wustl.edu A state-of-the-art outpatient center at Chesterfield. Nationally recognized for outstanding orthopedic care. With over 40 orthopedic providers fellowship trained in 10 unique specialties, they will meet your needs and exceed your expectations. Offering after-hours care in the evenings and Saturday mornings with no appointment necessary.
HOTELS DoubleTree Hotel 67 16625 Swingley Ridge Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-5000 DoubleTreeChesterfield.com Hosting your company’s upcoming convention, conference, meeting, or banquet? Planning an elegant affair or wedding celebration? The centrally located DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Chesterfield – St. Louis features over 36,000 sq. ft. of meeting and banquet space, including an IACC certified Conference Center. Drury Plaza Hotel 67 355 Chesterfield Center East Highway 40 & Clarkson Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-3300 druryhotels.com A 275 room hotel with large indoor/outdoor pool, business center with high speed internet access, six meeting rooms and a large number of two room suites. Elegant lobby area. Hampton Inn 16201 Swingley Ridge Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-2500
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Hampton Inn & Suites 66 #5 McBride & Son Center Drive Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-0770 hampton.com The Hampton Inn and Hampton Inn & Suites, located within a mile of each other, offer comfortable, modern rooms featuring a myriad of amenities including free hi speed internet. In addition, Hampton Inn & Suites offers microwaves, refrigerators, coffee makers, voice mail, ironing boards and hair dryers in every room. Two meeting rooms are available, from 20–100 persons. There is an on-site fitness room, indoor pool, hot tub, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour 96
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Homewood Suites 65 840 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-530-0305 homewoodsuites.com The perfect homebase when you’re looking for a new home. Roomy suites, great location. A Hilton Honors hotel. Residence Inn by Marriott 15431 Conway Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-1444 residenceinnchesterfield.com Perfect hotel for an extended stay! All rooms include fully-equipped kitchens. Penthouse suites with 2 beds and 2 baths. Complimentary hot breakfast, internet and social hour (Mon-Wed). Outdoor pool and SportCourt activity area. Some rooms include fireplaces. Pet friendly. SpringHill Suites by Marriott 1065 Chesterfield Parkway East Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-519-7500 springhillsuiteschesterfield.com Newly renovated guest rooms that are 25% larger than the average hotel room. All rooms have mini refrigerator, microwave and wet bar. Complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi. Relax in our indoor pool and whirlpool, or get fit in our exercise room.
HOUSES OF WORSHIP Ascension Catholic Church 40 230 Santa Maria Drive Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-3304 ascensioncatholicparish.org Schedule of Services: Saturday 5 p.m. (Sunday vigil) in main church, Sunday 7, 8, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.; 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. Three morning masses are celebrated daily during the week. The Little Church is open 24 hours a day for those who wish to visit and pray. St. Louis Family Church 41 17458 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-3446 slfc.org Worship with St. Louis Family Church and discover the real meaning of life. Worship services on Friday nights at 7:30 and Sunday mornings at 7, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday night Youth at 7:00. Jeff and Patsy Perry, Pastors.
INSURANCE Insurance Store, Inc 24 1415 Elbridge Payne Road, #230 Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-0100 insurancestoreinc.com A Chesterfield based independent insurance agency serving both your personal insurance and commercial insurance requests since 1976. “We are prepared to provide you with a no cost, no obligation review of your current insurance and comparison to products we can provide”. All it takes is a phone call.
and estate planning. Offices in Chesterfield and St. Louis. Big Firm Experience. Small Firm Accountability.
MORTGAGES Frontier Mortgage 7 Mike Maupin 314-302-6768 License #245090 frontierhomemortgage.com We are committed to providing you with the best rates and services. Free appraisal and credit report at closing.
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Weiss Attorneys at Law 27 400 Chesterfield Center, Ste. 400 Chesterfield, MO 63017 314-588-9500 weisslawstl.com Clients turn to Weiss Attorneys at Law for its sharp focus on the representation of small and mediumsized businesses and individuals in the areas of corporate HOAs, employment, real estate, litigation,
City of Chesterfield 71 690 Chesterfield Parkway West Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-4000 chesterfield.mo.us Incorporated June 6, 1988. Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. City Council meetings held first and third Mondays at 7:00 p.m. Public welcome.
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REAL ESTATE/ COMMERCIAL Sachs Properties 2 400 Chesterfield Center, Suite 600 Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-1000 sachsproperties.com Developers of Chesterfield Village, a masterfully planned development of office complexes, low and mid-rise office buildings, superb restaurants, retail strips, and single and multifamily homes. Located at Hwy. 40 and Clarkson/ Olive roads. Now offering prime office, retail and restaurant opportunities in “Downtown Chesterfield.”
REAL ESTATE SERVICES Barb Woodham 27 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 17050 Baxter Road, Ste #200 Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-346-2272 www.REladyProperties.com The Real Estate Lady. Dedicated to serving all of St. Louis since 1986. A proven professional. One-stop convenience with in-home lenders and title company. Call me....Let’s talk real estate! Candy Citrin 26 Coldwell Banker/Gundaker 111 Chesterfield Towne Centre Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-518-0675 CandyCitrin.com Candy has been a Chesterfield resident for over 26 years and enjoys assisting both buyers and sellers in achieving their real estate goals. She has the knowledge, skill and ability to get the job done for you. You will not be disappointed! Platinum Premier Properties 13 100 Chesterfield Business Parkway, Ste. 200 Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-9700 www.PlatinumPremierProperties.com Platinum Premier Properties take pride in its real estate expertise. Our staff has years of experience in the St. Louis region with real estate marketing, construction, rehab and property inspection, first-time home buyer counseling, short sale listing and negotiation and relocation services. This expertise guarantees you the best deal in town.
Terri Rea 24 Coldwell Banker/Gundaker 111 Chesterfield Towne Centre Chesterfield, MO 63005 314-374-5128 cbgundaker.com/terri.rea Call Terri Rea, your full-time local real estate specialist today for your home buying and selling needs! Log on to my website for a free all-inclusive search of STL homes. Re/MAX Suburban 7 16647 Chesterfield Grove Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-812-4400 Bob & Susan Jackson stlhomeinfo.com facebook.com/remaxsuburbanchesterfield RE/MAX SUBURBAN is committed to putting your interests first. We will listen to your needs and expectations, familiarize you with all our community has to offer and welcome you to Chesterfield! RE/MAX SURBURBAN is the destination office for top RE/MAX agents in West County. It is your ONE-STOPSHOP for all your real estate needs. Sales, mortgages and title.
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Jewish Community Center 46 2 Millstone Campus Drive St. Louis, MO 63146 314-432-5700 jccstl.org Fitness Centers with Cardio-Audio/ video theater, gymnasiums, yoga & Pilates classes, indoor tracks, aerobics,
indoor and outdoor pools, Red Cross swim lessons, swim team, adult and youth sports, personal trainers, massage therapists, tennis, racquetball/handball and squash courts, batting cages, licensed & accredited Early Childhood services, babysitting.
Stefanina’s 63 103 Chesterfield Towne Centre Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-530-9200 stefspizza.com Offering great pizza since 1981! Stefanina’s has grown to be a St. Louis favorite!
West County YMCA 44 16464 Burkhardt Place Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-532-3100 ymcastl.org Find what moves you at the West County YMCA! Membership benefits include: Zumba, Pilates, yoga, free child watch, pool, whirlpool, raquetball courts, free wi-fi, etc.
Gianfabio’s Ristorante 63 127 Hilltown Village Center Chesterfield. MM 63017 636-532-6686 gianfabio.com Renowned restaurant in Chesterfield since 1987.
RESTAURANTS Smoke House Market and Annie Gunn’s 63 16806 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-532-3314/636-532-7684 smokehousemarket.com Since 1937 we have specialized in stress reducing “food therapy” featuring the comfort foods of the world. Annie Gunn’s, your neighborhood restaurant, offers the freshest cuts of meat to be found. A deliciously boisterous corner-pub atmosphere. No gift expresses your fond sentiments or sense of style better than a gift from The Smoke House Market and Annie Gunn’s.
Krieger’s Sports Bar & Grill 1684 Clarkson Road chesterfield. Mo 63017 636-530-9665 kriegerschesterfield.com Voted #1 sports bar in Chesterfield. Locally owned and operated. Check website for menu and specials. The Mediterranean Grill 703 Long Road Crossing Dr. Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-536-2101 TheMedGrillSTL.com The Mediterranean Grill has been named "Best Ethnic Restaurant" and “Best New Restaurant,” and has attracted rave reviews from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Ladue News, and Riverfront Times. All food is homemade with fresh, all-natural ingredients. Menu items include falafel, gyro, hummus, shish kabob, grape leaves, stuffed egg.
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The Chesterfield Magazine was produced by Gateway Creative, Inc. for the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce RETIREMENT HOMES/ SENIOR LIVING & NURSING HOMES Delmar Gardens of Chesterfield 29 14805 N. Outer 40 Road, Ste #300 Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-733-7000 delmargardens.com Delmar Gardens, with multiple locations in Chesterfield, offers skilled nursing and retirement living in beautiful surroundings. Gambrill Gardens 87 1 Strecker Road Ellisville, MO 63011 636-394-2992 gambrillgardens.com A retirement community which is affordable, active and comfortable. Located in Ellisville. Garden View Care Center BC 1025 Chesterfield Pointe Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63017 636-537-3333 gvcc.com Garden View Care Center offers the highest quality care, specializing in Alzheimer’s Care and centering on the treatment of dementia with an activity-based program. Open seven days a week. Call today and take a tour. 98
SECURITY SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION Westco Security & Technology Systems 28 736 Goddard Avenue Chesterfield, MO 63005 westcosecurity.com 636-519-0022 We are a full service Burglar & Fire Alarm Company. We can provide complete integration with home & business control of lighting, HVAC, cameras, door locks and more! Many of the systems provide Smart Phone and Tablet Apps for on-site and remote site access of all system functions! Call us for more information.
SHOPPING/RETAIL Wacoal 62 Taubman Prestige Outlets 855-216-5446 wacoal.com Are you wearing the wrong size bra? Find out in just 5 minutes. Come in for a free fit analysis. Meet our Wacoal Fit Squad!
SPORTS Publisher/President Patricia Catanzaro Creative & Production Dave Schellenberg
Hardee’s Iceplex 45 16851 North Outer 40 Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 636-537-4200 hardeesiceplex.com Where St. Louis skates - Hockey, skating lessons, public sessions, birthday parties, ice rental, pro shop.
SENIOR SERVICES Angels on Duty 90 29115 Civic Park Drive O’Fallon, MO 63366 636-980-4256 angelsonduty.com Private duty nursing and nurse-aid services providing home care from 4-24 hours per day. Help with bathing, housekeeping, medications, meal preparations, transportation and more.
TITLE COMPANIES Investors Title 7 314-862-0303 investors-title.com Your trusted source for title and closing services since 1972 with over 25 offices.
Advertising Sales Patricia Catanzaro Phil Catanzaro Special thanks to all those who contributed to the publication- Annette Castellano, Carol Enright, members of the chamber staff and marketing committee, Libbey Tucker and the City of Chesterfield staff
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