2026 Summer Citizen

MILESTONES

A Look Back at How Far We Have Come!

DOWNTOWN CHESTERFIELD TIMELINE Newly Elected City Council Members

FREE Summer Concerts

AQUATIC CENTER UPDATE America’s

250TH

Chesterfield is More Red, White, & Blue Than Ever Before

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| TABLE OF CONTENTS CITY HALL CALENDAR___________ PAGE 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR__ PAGE 4 NEW CITY COUNCIL_____________ PAGE 5 CITY HALL TURNS 25____________ PAGE 6

CITY COUNCIL

A LOOK BACK AT PUBLIC WORKS PAGE 7 DOWNTOWN CHESTERFIELD____ PAGE 8–9

WARD 1

BACKSTOPPALOOZA____________ PAGE 10

Barbara McGuinness 314.434.7326 bmcguinness@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2027 A.J. Moll 314.488.5124 ajmoll@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2028

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT__________ PAGE 11

WARD 2

AQUATIC CENTER PROGRAMS___ PAGE 20–23

Mary Ann Mastorakos 636.532.3222

mmastorakos@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2028 Patricia Tocco 636.778.1838 ptocco@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2027

WARD 3 Michael Moore 314.378.7142 mmoore@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2028 Lane Koch 314.397.9550 lkoch@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2027

WARD 4 Merrell Hansen 314.503.8844 mhansen@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2028 Gary Budoor 636.410.0259 gbudoor@chesterfield.mo.us Term Expires: April 2027

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AQUATIC CENTER UPDATE______ PAGE 12–13 AMERICA’S 250TH_______________ PAGE 14–15 PARKS CALENDAR______________ PAGE 16–17 SUMMER CONCERTS____________ PAGE 18–19 RECREATION PROGRAMS________ PAGE 24–25 SPORTS PROGRAMS_____________ PAGE 26–29 OLDER ADULTS PROGRAMS______ PAGE 30–31 CITY ADMINISTRATOR Mike O. Geisel 636.537.4711 cityadministrator@chesterfield.mo.us ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISTRATOR Elliot Brown 636.537.4705 ebrown@chesterfield.mo.us CHESTERFIELD CITIZEN EDITOR & LAYOUT DESIGNER Erika Parker 636.537.4727 communications@chesterfield.mo.us Paid for and published four times a year by the City of Chesterfield, Dan Hurt, Mayor.

CONTACT US www.chesterfield.mo.us 636.537.4000 690 Chesterfield Pkwy W Chesterfield, MO 63017

IMPORTANT CITY HALL DATES

CITY CALENDAR |

MAY May 25: City Hall closed – Memorial Day JUNE June 1: City Council Meeting – 7 p.m. – City Hall Chambers June 15: City Council Meeting – 7 p.m. – City Hall Chambers June 19: City Hall Closed – Juneteenth JULY July 3: City Hall Closed – Independence Day Observance July 20: City Council Meeting – 7 p.m. – City Hall Chambers AUGUST August 3: City Council Meeting – 7 p.m. – City Hall Chambers August 17: City Council Meeting – 7 p.m. – City Hall Chambers

SAVE THE DATE! THE ANNUAL SUBDIVISION TRUSTEE SYMPOSIUM ON SEPTEMBER 30

VIEW 2026 FULL CITY CALENDAR & OTHER USEFUL RESOURCES

CITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Looking for meaningful work close to home? The City of Chesterfield is hiring for a variety of full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions across multiple departments.

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Seasonal positions with the Family Aquatic Center Full time position with the Recreation Division Executive Assistant position Officer positions with the Police Department Building Attendant positions VIEW OPEN POSITIONS Parks and Street Maintenance positions

The City of Chesterfield offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision insurance, with generous City contributions and coverage beginning shortly after hire. Employees receive 11.5 paid holidays, tiered vacation accrual with no waiting period, sick leave, and five personal days upon hire, along with access to a 24/7 Employee Assistance Program. Additional benefits include flexible spending accounts, a City-funded 401(a) retirement plan, optional 457(b) contributions, life and disability insurance, and multiple supplemental coverage options. The City also provides tuition reimbursement up to $2,500 per year and a robust wellness program with fitness incentives and facility access. Visit www.chesterfield.mo.us/516 to learn more.

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| A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

HELLO NEIGHBORS, Summer in Chesterfield is a time to gather, celebrate, and reflect on the moments and milestones that shape our community. As we enjoy longer days and time together at programs and events across the City, this season offers a perfect opportunity to look back with pride at how far we have come, while continuing to plan for what lies ahead.

I have had the privilege of witnessing Chesterfield’s transformation firsthand, having served as an elected official since 1989. Over the years, I have seen our community grow from a mix of farmland and quiet suburbs into a thriving City known for its strong neighborhoods, top-tier schools, international businesses, and leadership in agroscience. That progress did not happen by chance. It reflects decades of careful decision-making, professional leadership, and the continued engagement of our residents.

Today, that long-term vision is evident in both the milestones we celebrate and the opportunities we continue to attract. Our City Hall building marks its 25th anniversary this year and looks better today than when it was built, signifying the City’s commitment to providing superior public facilities. We also recognize City Administrator Mike Geisel as the recipient of the Missouri City Management Association’s Jay T. Bell Award, honoring his leadership and contributions to our community.

While we reflect on how far we have come, we remain focused on the future.

This issue includes updates on several important initiatives, including the future of the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center and continued progress on the Downtown Chesterfield development project. These efforts represent our commitment to reinvesting in key community assets and shaping the next chapter of our City.

Summer also offers many opportunities to enjoy the results of that investment.

The Sounds of Summer concert series will once again bring the community together, culminating in the 14th annual Backstoppalooza concert supporting the BackStoppers organization. As our nation commemorates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the City will celebrate our nation’s history and honor our patriots through a series of programs and events such as the annual Spirit of St. Louis Air Show June 6-7 and the installation of 250 American flags in Central Park.

I encourage you to take advantage of everything this season has to offer, whether attending an event, exploring a park, or spending time with family and neighbors.

Thank you for being part of Chesterfield’s story and for helping make our community what it is today.

MAYOR DAN HURT

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NEWLY ELECTED COUNCIL |

WELCOME NEWLY ELECTED COUNCIL MEMBERS! The following City Council members were sworn-in on April 21, 2026:

Mary Ann Mastorakos, Ward 2

A.J. Moll, Ward 1

Merrell Hansen, Ward 4

Michael Moore, Ward 3

CITY ADMINISTRATOR, MIKE GEISEL RECEIVES TOP STATE HONOR On April 30, 2026, Chesterfield City Administrator Mike Geisel was awarded the prestigious Jay T. Bell Award by the Missouri City/County Management Association.

This honor recognizes a career defined by leadership, professionalism, and lasting impact. Mike has served the City of Chesterfield since 1988 as one of its very first employees and has been at the forefront of our community’s most defining moments. From guiding recovery after the devastating 1993 flood to helping transform the Chesterfield Valley into a thriving economic center, and continuing his leadership as City Administrator since 2016, he has consistently led with integrity and vision.

Mike’s steady leadership, commitment to excellence, and deep institutional knowledge has helped shape Chesterfield into the vibrant, resilient community we know today. As we celebrate how far Chesterfield has come, we also celebrate the people who made it possible. Please join us in congratulating Mike Geisel on this well-deserved honor!

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| PUBLIC WORKS

BUILT ON INDEPENDENCE CITY ADMINISTRATOR, MIKE GEISEL, REFLECTS ON CITY HALL TURNING 25 YEARS OLD

The City of Chesterfield incorporated in 1988. We often “overlook our relative infancy as we look back and celebrate the

impressive list of accomplishments during our first 38 years. In 1999, Mayor Nancy Greenwood negotiated the purchase of 8 acres of land at the intersection of Chesterfield Parkway and Swingley Ridge Road from Monsanto (the current Bayer campus) in hopes of eventually building a City Hall. The City had long deliberated the financial efficacy of constructing a new City Hall verses continuing to lease commercial office space off of Swingley Ridge Road.

Like most decisions, proponents and opponents aggressively debated the merits. In hindsight, the public input and debate provided for what most would agree, both a pivotal and positive action by our elected officials. Your City Hall is a landmark. A meeting place for community groups, a place where the public is engaged and public services are accessed.

In so many ways, Chesterfield City Hall is illustrative of the community. Major actions are often debated, challenged, researched, and analyzed; and typically require lengthy periods of deliberation with significant public input. That is local government at its best. Once a decision has been made, the community commits to it. Our City Hall has now served the community for 25 years. In many ways, it is better today than the day it opened. We have been good stewards for the community. We have maintained the facility exceptionally well and its construction has proven to be a wise decision.

If you have not recently visited your City Hall, we encourage you to drop in and say hello. Walk through the rotating art displays and the special displays in recognition of the nation’s 250th anniversary. We hope you are as proud of not only what you’ve created, but more importantly, the expectations the community has for those who serve you. We’ll keep the doors open for you!

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PUBLIC WORKS | The City of Chesterfield has renewed a five-year contract with Republic Services for our solid waste and recycling service. New rates will go into effect on August 1, 2026. Seniors will continue to receive a 15% discount.

TRASH/RECYCLING: $17.61/month YARD WASTE: $18.19/month

A LOOK BACK AT CHESTERFIELD’S PUBLIC WORKS America turning 250 has us feeling sentimental about Chesterfield’s roots, so who is better to commemorate than the man who keeps all our roots (literally and figuratively) in check than the Director of Public Works/City Engineer, Jim Eckrich! my old Sony Walkman is still rocking songs from “1988While like Faith, Could’ve Been, and Man in the Mirror,

the City of Chesterfield Department of Public Works is certainly not mired in the past. On the date of the City’s incorporation in 1988, we accepted 109 miles of public streets from St. Louis County – many of which were in poor condition. Not only have most of these streets been reconstructed to meet Chesterfield’s standards, we have also added 77 miles of streets through new development.

The City now maintains 186 miles of public streets, over 260 miles of sidewalk, and over 18,000 street trees!

In addition to maintaining and adding streets, the City has significantly updated our facilities. The Public Works Facility was constructed in 1995 at the intersection of Edison Avenue and Public Works Drive. In 2001, City Hall was constructed on vacant land south of the current Bayer campus. These facilities house the majority of the City staff, the Police Department, the City Court, and the Council Chambers. We work hard to maintain these facilities to ensure they are places the citizens of Chesterfield can be proud of.

The Department of Public Works has consistently looked for ways to improve services to Chesterfield residents. In 2000, the voters approved a $28 annual assessment to cover repairs to sewer laterals for eligible properties. Since inception of this program, we have repaired 2,438 sewer laterals.

On May 18, 2015, the City of Chesterfield Department of Public Works became the 100th agency in North America to be accredited by the American Public Works Association. We have indeed come a long way! In 1988, George Harrison had his mind set on you – and so do we. The Department of Public Works wants to make Chesterfield a place you can be proud to call home.

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| PLANNING: DOWNTOWN CHESTERFIELD

WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH

DOWNTOWN CHESTERFIELD? The City of Chesterfield has been working with The Staenberg Group to transform the 4.5 million-square-foot site, formerly Chesterfield Mall, into the much-anticipated Downtown Chesterfield. Conveniently located at the intersection of Interstate 64 and Clarkson Road, Downtown Chesterfield will serve as an urban city center and central hub for residents and visitors of Chesterfield. The mixed-use development offers a safe, ecologically sustainable environment and will feature many amenities, some of which include:

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600,000±

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SQ. FT. OF OFFICE SPACE

3.31 ACRES OF GREENSPACE

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2,300± RESIDENTIAL UNITS

1,000± FREE PARKING SPOTS

PLANNING: DOWNTOWN CHESTERFIELD |

ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION TIMELINE Following the demolition of Chesterfield Mall, plans for the site’s redevelopment continue to progress. The demolition was performed strategically, with materials preserved for utilization. In addition, the Macy’s and Dillard’s buildings were left untouched. The Macy’s building will be converted into office or retail space, while Dillard’s will remain a tenant at the site following a remodel of their store.

Preparation for construction will continue with the site’s grading; installation of roads, utilities, and streetlights; and construction of a centrally located park. The grading and infrastructure work is estimated to be completed in 2027, with the first residential tenants moving into the development in late 2028 or early 2029.

2025 2026 Demo of Mall Complete

2027

2026

Construction Begins on 3.3 Acre Green Infrastructure Space & Grading Completed

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Residential Construction Begins

2030-2034

First Residents Move In

Retail & Office Spaces Open

Downtown Chesterfield aims to bring new life to the area with a great mix of entertainment, attractions, and green space. Walkability will be prioritized in the development with walkways connecting nearby Central Park and Wildhorse Village.

Though the beloved Chesterfield Mall is gone, Downtown Chesterfield is an exciting next step for the City of Chesterfield!

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| POLICE DEPARTMENT

TOGETHER FOR A SAFER SUMMER

BACKSTOPPALOOZA | AUGUST 22

The Ed Nestor Memorial Backstoppalooza is an annual fundraising concert dedicated to supporting BackStoppers, Inc., an organization that provides immediate financial assistance and ongoing support to the families of police officers and firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

The 2026 Backstoppalooza fundraising concert will take place on Saturday, August 22 at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. Gates open at 5:30 p.m., with the evening kicking off at 6:30 p.m. featuring opening artist Tyler Lewis, followed by the headlining act, Mississippi Moon: A Tribute to the Doobie Brothers, at 7:30 p.m.

All proceeds from Backstoppalooza benefit BackStoppers, Inc., with additional donations encouraged and collected throughout the event through food and beverage sales, 50/50 raffle, and t-shirt sales. Since its inception in 2013, Backstoppalooza has raised more than $760,000 in support of this important mission, including nearly $78,000 raised in 2025 alone.

Corporate sponsorship opportunities are still available for this year’s event. For more information or to get involved, please contact Lt. David Krumm at BPalooza@chesterfield.mo.us or scan the QR code below:

2025 SPONSORS

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POLICE DEPARTMENT |

REGISTER YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FOR NATIONAL NIGHT OUT On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m., the Chesterfield community will come together to celebrate National Night Out, joining thousands of neighborhoods across the country in the 43rd annual crime and drug prevention event.

Sponsored nationally by the National Association of Town Watch and locally by the Chesterfield Police Department, National Night Out brings together more than 10,000 communities across all 50 states. The event is designed to raise awareness about crime and drug prevention, encourage participation in local safety initiatives, strengthen neighborhood connections, and build strong partnerships between residents and law enforcement. It also sends a clear message that communities are united and committed to keeping their neighborhoods safe.

Residents throughout Chesterfield and across the nation are encouraged to take part by locking their doors, turning on their outdoor lights, and spending the evening outside with neighbors and local police. It’s an opportunity to enjoy a fun, relaxed environment while fostering community spirit and working together toward the shared goal of preventing crime and addiction.

Throughout the evening, members of the Chesterfield Police Department’s Community Affairs Unit and Patrol Division will visit registered neighborhood gatherings in Chesterfield and Clarkson Valley. These visits provide a valuable opportunity for residents to ask questions, share concerns, and engage in open, positive dialogue with officers.

To learn more or to register your neighborhood event, please contact Community Affairs Officer Celia Saavedra at 636.537.6784 csaavedra@chesterfield.mo.us or scan the QR code:

SAVE THE DATE!

FIRST RESPONDERS FAMILY FUN FEST ON AUGUST 8. MORE INFO ON PAGE 24 COPS AND BOBBERS ON SEPTEMBER 19. MORE INFO ON PAGE 24

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| CHESTERFIELD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER UPDATES

AQUATIC CENTER SCHEDULED TO CLOSE PERMANENTLY AFTER THE 2026 SEASON DUE TO EXPENSIVE OPERATION & MAINTENANCE COSTS

Many of 40,000 annual visitors to the Chesterfield Aquatic Center may not realize that it was originally constructed in 1997, prior to the establishment of the City’s Parks, Recreation & Arts Department.

Funded through a Parks bond approved by residents in 1994, the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center opened in 1998 with basic amenities including lap lanes, locker rooms, and diving boards. The community has continued to invest in this important public amenity over the past three decades, including voter approval of a half-cent sales tax in 2004 that funded additions such as a lazy river and water slides. The City has also leveraged grant funding to support ongoing improvements, reflecting Chesterfield’s long-standing commitment to high-quality recreational facilities.

According to industry experts, the typical lifespans of outdoor pools and water features are 15-35 years. While it has been well-maintained over the years, it has reached the point where temporary repairs are no longer a fiscally responsible long-term solution. The facility is inefficient, leaking water, and has become more expensive to operate each year.

In 2023, the City partnered with Capri Pools & Aquatics to assess the conditions of the Aquatic Center. The feasibility study performed noted the biggest issue of the facility is the amount of water loss during operations. To resolve ongoing operational and maintenance deficiencies, install new piping and pumps, and identify and repair water leaks, Capri Pools & Aquatics estimates the cost at $2.5 to $4.5 million. This estimate does not include any additional upgrades or new pool amenities. Decommissioning the pool and restoring the site to undeveloped grassland is estimated to cost $2.9 million, should the Chesterfield community choose that option. With unforeseen costs mounting, the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center is scheduled to close after the 2026 season.

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CHESTERFIELD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER UPDATES |

WHAT SHOULD THE CITY DO NEXT?

A POSSIBLE POOL REPLACEMENT?

Last fall, we conducted a community wide study to understand what residents would like the City to do regarding the rising maintenance costs of the Aquatic Center. 86% of residents polled stated that they believed the City would benefit from a new outdoor aquatic center rather than removing it. Based on that feedback, our design team developed four concepts based on the priorities identified in the community survey.

Those concepts were presented at Open Houses on March 5 and 7, 2026, where residents learned more about the current facility, the challenges it faces, and the potential options being considered for the future. More than 90 Chesterfield residents joined City staff and the design team to carefully review four draft concepts and building plans, ask questions, and share feedback. Residents were also able to review the options and provide feedback online. Participants were invited to share which concept they preferred, how they would improve it, and ask any questions they still had.

Thank you to all those who joined us; it was great to see so many of you engaged in maintaining the high standards of Chesterfield!

NEXT STEPS: Using input from surveys, open houses, and in-person feedback, the design team refined the aquatic center concepts to reflect community priorities and mostsupported features. We are now seeking your feedback to help guide final decisions and communications, ensuring the plan reflects community priorities before moving forward. The City will also conduct random-sample telephone and text-to-web surveys to ensure statistically valid input from across the community.

Please scan the QR code to view the new design concept and provide your opinion on the layout and amenities. You can also visit our website www.chesterfieldpool.com where you can read the feasibility study, view survey results, and follow the progress of the possible pool replacement initiative.

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| CHESTERFIELD CELEBRATES AMERICA’S

Happy 250t

ART OF AMERICA: STARS, STRIPES & STORIES Commemorate America’s 250th anniversary at Chesterfield City Hall with The Art of America: Stars, Stripes & Stories, a patriotic exhibit on display through September 2026. Featuring sculptures by renowned local artist Don Wiegand, vibrant works by internationally acclaimed artist Hiro Yamagata, and powerful artifacts and uniforms from the Mid America Veterans Museum, the exhibit brings history, service, and artistry together in one inspiring experience.

Join us for the Artist Reception on Wednesday, July 22 at 5:30 p.m. to learn more about the pieces on display.

250 FLAGS IN CENTRAL PARK Those who served our country will be honored in Central Park, where 250 full-sized American flags will stand in tribute, each dedicated to a patriot with a commemorative placard. On display beginning Friday, June 12 through July, this moving installation offers a meaningful setting for photos or a quiet moment to take in the powerful sight and sound of flags waving in the breeze.

If you are interested in volunteering for installation day on Thursday, June 11, please email Recreation@chesterfield.mo.us

THE FOUNDING OF OUR NATION PRESENTATION Join us for an engaging talk at City Hall, led by former Chesterfield Mayor John Nations, exploring why the American colonies chose independence in 1776 and how that decision shaped a new nation. Attend either Tuesday, June 30 at 10 a.m. or Wednesday, July 22 at 5:30 p.m. during the Artist Reception.

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250TH ANNIVERSARY |

th, America!

OUR INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION JULY 4TH CELEBRATION Join us for an unforgettable Independence Day Celebration and fireworks spectacular on July 4th at Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex! Enjoy a high-energy live performance by Midwest high energy party band, Fat Pocket, plus an exciting lineup of food trucks serving up local favorites. Families can explore a fun-filled Kids’ Zone featuring carnivalstyle swings, slides, a rock climbing wall, pony rides, petting zoo, circus entertainment, and more. Adding to the excitement, don’t miss a thrilling B-25 bomber flyover honoring the occasion in dramatic fashion. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, and outside food and beverages to relax and enjoy the evening. Please note that glass and tobacco products are not permitted. The fun starts at 6:30 p.m.

STARS & STRIPES 5K AND FUN RUN Start your day with more red, white, and blue with our 8th annual Stars & Stripes Run! The race will consist of a 5K and Fun Run for the little firecrackers. Each participant will receive a shirt if registered before June 15, and all Fun Run participants will receive a medal!

Saturday, July 4 | 5K: 8:30 a.m. | Fun Run: 9:30 a.m.

Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex 5K: $35 / Fun Run: $15 / 5K Race Day: $45 Registration is required.

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW CHESTERFIELD IS CELEBRATING AT WWW.CHESTERFIELD250.COM OR SCAN THE QR CODE:

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| PARKS, RECREATION & ARTS CALENDAR JUNE

PROGRAMS AHEAD

2 Senior Education Series: Sleep: An Important Occupation (PAGE 31) 5 Tot Time: Aquatic Safety (PAGE 21) 5 Breakfast in America Concert (PAGE 19) 6 Parent and Me Swim Lessons Begin (PAGE 23) 6 Saturday Swim Lessons: Session Begins (PAGE 23) 8 Monday Swim Lessons: Session One Begins (PAGE 23) 10 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 10 Parent & Me Swim Lessons Begin (PAGE 23) 11 Jamey Johnson Concert (PAGE 19) 11 Senior Education Series: Muscle Loss (PAGE 31) 12 Tot Time: World Cup Kickoff (PAGE 21) 13 The Big Thing: Music of Chicago Concert (PAGE 18) 13 MLB Pitch, Hit, and Run (PAGE 27) 17 Golden Lunch Bunch: Oat and Honey (PAGE 30) 17 Summer Adult Kickball Begins (PAGE 28) 17 Movie Under the Stars: Miracle (PAGE 18) 19 Tot Time: Pirates (PAGE 21) 20 Youth Triathlon, TRY-Athlon, and Splash N Dash (PAGE 26) 21 Aquatic Center: Father’s Day Swim (PAGE 21) 22 Swim Lessons: Session Two Begins (PAGE 23) 24 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 25 Dive-in Movie: National Treasure (PAGE 21) 26 Tracy Lawrence Concert (PAGE 19) 26 Tot Time: Wild, Wild West (PAGE 21) 27 Clapton Chronicles: The Music of Eric Clapton Concert (PAGE 18) 30 The Founding of Our Nation Presentation (PAGE 14)

JULY

3 Tot Time: Independence Day (PAGE 21) 4 Aquatic Center: Star Spangled Swim (PAGE 21) 4 Stars and Stripes Run (PAGE 15) 4 Fourth of July Celebration (PAGE 15) 7 Senior Education Series: Financial & Life Planning for Peace of Mind (PAGE 31) 8 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 10 Tot Time: Shark Week (PAGE 21) VIEW ALL PARKS, 11 Fake News: Huey Lewis Tribute Concert (PAGE 18) RECREATION & 13 Swim Lessons: Session Three Begins (PAGE 23) ARTS PROGRAMS: 15 Golden Lunch Bunch: Old House in Hog Hollow (PAGE 30) 16 Senior Education Series: Let’s Get Moving (PAGE 31)

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PARKS, RECREATION & ARTS CALENDAR |

JULY

17 Tot Time: Baseball (PAGE 21) 22 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 22 The Founding of Our Nation Presentation & Reception (PAGE 14) 24 Aquatic Center: Holiday Celebration in July (PAGE 21) 24 Tot Time: Holiday Celebration in July (PAGE 21) 25 All Together Now: Beatles Tribute Concert (PAGE 18) 27 Dive Clinic Begins (PAGE 23) 30 Dive-in Movie: Monsters Inc. (PAGE 21) 31 Tot Time: Safari (PAGE 21)

AUGUST

3 PADI Seal Scuba Camp Begins (PAGE 23) 4 Senior Education Series: Chronic Disease Self-Management (PAGE 31) 6 Older Adults: Ice Cream Social (PAGE 30) 7 Tot Time: Splash into the Movies (PAGE 21) 7 Anthology: A Tribute to the Allman Brothers Band Concert (PAGE 19) 8 First Responders Family Fun Fest (PAGE 24) 12 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 14 The American Ride: Toby Keith Tribute (PAGE 18) 15 Mr. Blue Sky: A Tribute to Electric Light Orchestra Concert (PAGE 19) 15 Aquatic Center: First Reponders Day (PAGE 21) 17 Adult Coed Fall Softball Starts (PAGE 28) 18 Men’s Fall Softball Starts (Page 28) 18 Golden Lunch Bunch – Yellowstone Cafe (PAGE 30) 22 Backstoppalooza Benefit Concert (PAGE 18) 26 Adult Fall Kickball Begins (PAGE 28) 26 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 27 August Book Club (PAGE 24) 29 Dogs of Society: The Ultimate Elton Rock Tribute Concert (PAGE 19)

SEPTEMBER 1 Senior Education Series: Plan Today- Have Control Tomorrow (PAGE 31) 5 Youth Soccer Begins (PAGE 27) 8 K9 Splash (PAGE 21) 9 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 11 Big Love: The Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Experience Concert (PAGE 19) 15 Golden Lunch Bunch: Firefly Grill STL (PAGE 30) 17 Senior Day Trip: Long Row Lavender (PAGE 30) 18 Taylorville: An Unofficial Live Tribute Band (PAGE 19) 19 Cops and Bobbers (PAGE 24) 23 Older Adult Bingo (PAGE 30) 24 Older Adult BBQ Bash (PAGE 30)

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| CHESTERFIELD AMPHITHEATER

SUMMER AT THE

CHAMP SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERTS

Our FREE Sounds of Summer concert series features the best tribute bands in the St. Louis area and beyond! Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with outside food and drinks welcome; no glass.

JUNE

THE BIG THING The Music of Chicago

JULY

FAKE NEWS Huey Lewis Tribute

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CLAPTON CHRONICLES The Music of Eric Clapton

ALL TOGETHER NOW Beatles Tribute

MISSISSIPPI MOON AUGUST THE AMERICAN RIDE AUGUST A Tribute to the Doobie Toby Keith Tribute, Brothers, Backstoppalooza with a drone show celebrating Benefit Concert America’s 250th Birthday!

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MOVIE UNDER THE STARS Enjoy a FREE showing of the Disney Classic Miracle on Wednesday, June 17th.

Doors open 6 p.m. with activities in the Plaza Entertainment Area before the showing at 8 p.m. Outside food and drinks are welcome, but please no glass.

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CHESTERFIELD AMPHITHEATER |

TICKETED CONCERTS The following shows have been announced at the Chesterfield Amphitheater, and tickets are on sale NOW!

PURCHASE TICKETS AND VIEW THE FULL SUMMER LINEUP Scan the QR code to purchase tickets, view more show listings, and sign up for the ChAmp Newsletter:

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| CHESTERFIELD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER

2026 SWIM SEASON NEW AQUATIC CENTER NUMBER: 636.812.9540

SCHEDULE OPENING WEEKEND* May 23-May 25 Sat. - Mon. | Noon-6:30 p.m.

REGULAR SEASON* May 26-August 16 Mon. - Fri. | Noon-7 p.m.

Sat. & Sun. | Noon-6:30 p.m.

MODIFIED HOURS* August 17-August 21 Noon-4 p.m. | Pool availability may be limited 4-7 p.m. | Entire facility open WEEKENDS ONLY* August 22-September 7 Saturday, Sunday & Labor Day Noon-6:30 p.m.

CLOSING DAY* Labor Day – Monday, September 7 Noon-6:30 p.m. *Subject to change based on staffing. Any closures will be posted on our website or call 636.812.9540 LEARN MORE ABOUT GROUP SWIM RATES AND RESERVATIONS 636.812.9540

DAILY FEE

NonResident Resident

Adults Under 18 Adults (62+) Under 2

$7 $6 $6 FREE

FULL SEASON PASSES Individual Adult Individual Child Individual (62+) Family of Four Additional Member

Adult Couple Adult & Child Senior Couple Senior & Child HALF SEASON PASSES* Individual Adult Individual Child Individual (62+) Family of Four Additional Member

Adult Couple Adult & Child Senior Couple Senior & Child

$11 $11 $11 FREE Resident

NonResident

$105 $95 $95 $230 $20 $185 $175 $165 $165

$160 $145 $145 $360 $30 $225 $210 $200 $200

Resident

NonResident

$55 $50 $50 $115 $20 $95 $95 $85 $85

$80 $75 $75 $180 $30 $115 $115 $100 $100

*Half Season Passes start July 11

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SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE AQUATIC CENTER |

YOUR POOLSIDE GUIDE TOT TIME | AGES 0-5

DIVE-IN MOVIES

Enjoy a movie night in the leisure pool and a free snow cone from Monarch Fire Dept.

June 25: National Treasure July 30: Monsters, Inc. Gates open at 7:30 p.m.

Movie Starts approx. 8 p.m. $2 off regular admission

Bring your little ones for a fun-filled splash and play session at the pool; featuring a fresh, exciting theme every Friday!

June 5-August 7 9:30-11:15 a.m.

Child Resident: $5 Non-Resident: $6 Adults: Free

THEMED SWIM DAYS

June 5: Aquatic Safety/First June 21: Father’s Day Swim Responders July 4: Star Spangled Swim June 12: World Cup Kickoff July 24: Holiday Celebration in July June 19: Pirates August 15: First Responders Day June 26: Wild, Wild West July 3: 250th Independence Day K-9 SPLASH July 10: Shark Week Join in the annual tradition of letting July 17: Baseball dogs play in the pool at the end of the July 24: Holiday Celebration in July pool season!

July 31: Safari Tuesday, September 8 | 5-7 p.m.

August 7: Splash into the Movies $10 per dog (Max 2 Per Family) $3 per person (Children Under 2 Free)

HOST YOUR PARTY AT THE POOL! Make a splash and celebrate in style with a pool party everyone will love! Just bring your crew, we’ll take care of the fun! We offer party packages during the following times: Monday - Friday: 1-3 p.m. or 4-6 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday: 12:30-2:30 p.m. or 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Party reservation can be made by emailing aquatics@chesterfield.mo.us PACKAGE A • 2 hours in Party Area • Admission for up to 12 guests and 2 adult chaperones • 4 pizzas and 12 Capri Suns Resident: $185 / Non-Resident: $215

PACKAGE B • 2 hours in Party Area • Admission for up to 16 guests and 4 adult chaperones • 5 pizzas and 16 Capri Suns Resident: $215 / Non-Resident: $265

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AQUA FITNESS

AQUATIC

CLUBS & CLASSES

Join AquaFit STL instructor Nancy Holland for a low-impact, high-energy workout at the Family Aquatic Center. Enjoy guided exercises designed for all ages and fitness levels to build strength, boost cardio, and improve flexibility.

Tuesdays and Thursdays June 2-August 20 10:30-11:20 a.m.

Per Class: Resident: $7 / Non-Resident: $9 10-visit punch pass available

LAP SWIM The competition pool will be reserved for lap swimming, with all eight lanes available.

Tuesdays and Thursdays | 7-9 a.m.

Begins May 26 Residents: $4 / Non-Residents: $5 10-visit punch pass available

RIVERWALK CLUB | AGES 16+

Enjoy a workout in the lazy river free of floaties! We reserve special hours for those who wish to use the lazy river to walk against the current for a great cardio exercise.

MORNING HOURS May 26-August 21 Monday-Friday 8-10 a.m.

EVENING HOURS May 26-August 20 Tuesday and Thursday 6:15-7:45 p.m.

SATURDAY HOURS May 30-September 5 9-10:30 a.m.

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RIVERWALK RATES

Resident NonResident Single Day $5 $6 10-Visit Punch Pass $40 $50 Season Pass $140 $170 RIVERWALK NOT AVAILABLE: June 20, July 4, and September 7

636.812.9540

FIND ALL AQUATIC CENTER REGISTRATION LINKS HERE:

AQUATIC CENTER CLUBS & CLASSES |

CROCS SWIM & DIVE TEAM | AGES 5-18 The swim team will train to compete against other teams in the Southwest St. Louis County Municipal Swim League.

MAY 28-JULY 14 SWIM OR DIVE TEAM: Resident: $140 / Non-Resident: $170 SWIM/DIVE COMBINATION TEAM: Resident: $200 / Non-Resident: $230

PRACTICE TIMES: Morning: MWF Only 8-10 a.m.

Evening: M-F 6:15-8:15 p.m.

CROCS DIVING CLINIC: July 27-31 9-11 a.m.

Resident: $120 / Non-Resident: $145 Registration is required.

SWIM LESSONS | AGES 3-12 SEAHORSE LEVEL | AGES 3-5 Introduction of Water Skills STARFISH LEVEL | AGES 5-8 Fundamental Aquatic Skills GUPPY LEVEL | AGES 8-12 Stroke Development Resident: $90 Non-Resident: $110

WEEKDAY SESSIONS (MON.-THURS.): 10:20-10:50 a.m. or 11-11:30 a.m.

Session 1: June 8-18 Session 2: June 22-July 2 Session 3: July 13-23 SATURDAY MORNING SESSIONS*: 10:20-10:50 a.m. or 11-11:30 a.m.

Session 4: June 6-August 8 *No class on June 20 and July 4

PARENT & ME SWIM CLASS Parent & Me Swim Classes are a fun, engaging way for parents and young children to bond while building water confidence. Perfect for helping develop comfort in the water and fostering early swim skills!

Resident: $90 / Non-Resident: $110

WEDNESDAY SESSIONS: 10:20-10:50 a.m.

June 10-July 29 SATURDAY SESSIONS: 10:20-10:50 a.m.

June 6-August 8

PADI SEAL TEAM SCUBA CAMP | AGES 8-12 PADI Seal Team Scuba Camp is a pool-based, activity-filled introduction to the exciting world of scuba diving under the direct supervision of certified scuba instructors from Y-Kiki Divers.

August 3-7 | 9 a.m.-Noon Resident: $320 / Non-Resident: $350 Registration is required.

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| RECREATION PROGRAMS

MEMORY MAKERS THE CHESTERFIELD CITIZENS ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE encourages residents to celebrate a cleaner, more sustainable summer. Make it a season of simple choices that honor both our community and our country’s future: bring reusable water bottles, plates, and cups to picnics and pool days, choose to reuse bags and containers, and recycle cans, bottles, and boxes when you’re finished.

FIND ALL REGISTRATION LINKS HERE:

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FIRST RESPONDERS FAMILY FUN FEST Bring the whole family out and join us for a special night with our first responders! Gear up for an evening full of fun, starting with a 1-mile fun run/ walk alongside local police officers, followed by delicious food, exciting games, and activities for all ages. We’ll wrap up the night by relaxing under the stars and enjoying the movie Zootopia in the park—making it a perfect way to connect, have fun, and celebrate our community heroes together.

Saturday, August 8 Fun Run: 6 p.m.

Movie: 8 p.m.

Central Park Fun Run: $15 (Register by July 27 to receive a shirt) Food and Movie: Free Registration is required.

AUGUST BOOK CLUB Book: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir.

Discussion: Thursday, August 27 6 p.m. in Chesterfield City Hall Register by emailing: Recreation@chesterfield.mo.us

COPS AND BOBBERS Families, grab your fishing poles and meet your Chesterfield Police department at Central Park. Participants will have an opportunity to fish with their local police officers. Please bring your own fishing poles, bait will be provided.

Saturday, September 19 9-11 a.m.

Central Park $5 per family Registration is required.

RECREATION PROGRAMS |

THIS SUMMER’S STORYBOOK WALKS Enjoy a unique outdoor reading experience with our Storybook Walk, featuring 18 interactive stations that display pages from a children’s book along a scenic path.

Families can explore this fun and engaging activity at the parks listed below. In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, the featured books will rotate between all three parks from May through July, offering a fresh experience each time you visit.

STORYBOOK WALK AT CENTRAL PARK

MAY Facts About the Founding of Our Nation

JULY The Night Before the Fourth of July

by Natasha Wings

AUGUST Miss MacDonald has a Farm by Kalee Gwarjanski

MAY JUNE

Explore the City’s beautiful parks anytime, anywhere with our interactive ESRI Story Map!

JULY AUGUST

Created in partnership with Parkway South High School students, Cindy Liang and Will Haack, through the Spark!

Micro-Internship Program, this engaging tour lets you discover the parks we’re proud to share, no matter where you are.

JUNE

MAY

EXPLORE OUR PARKS

JULY

EBERWEIN PARK

AUGUST

LOGAN PARK

JUNE Proud To Be American by Andrew Vermon

WITH THE NEW INTERACTIVE CITY MAP!

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| SPORTS & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

SPORTS LEAGUES, CAMPS & CLINICS YOUTH PROGRAMS AND EVENTS: YOUTH TRIATHLON | AGES 6-15 Run, swim, and bike your way to the finish line! The first-place finishers for each event will receive an overall winner medal. All participants will receive a participation medal upon finishing. Shirts are guaranteed to those registered before June 1. Ages 6-10 will swim 25 meters, bike 1 mile, and run ½ mile, while ages 11-15 will swim 75 meters, bike 2 miles, and run 1 mile.

Saturday, June 20 | 8:30 a.m.

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center TRY-ATHLON | AGES 3-5 $35: May 1-June 19 The TRY-athlon is an exciting, fun-filled $45: Day of Event. event designed just for the little ones!

Registration is required.

Participants will start by biking down the parking lot, then running into the pool.

SPLASH N DASH | AGES 6-15 To cap off the challenge in the most Like a triathlon without the biking! thrilling way, they’ll make a splash at the Ages 6-10 will swim 25 meters and finish line by sliding down the kid slide! run ½ mile. Ages 11-15 will swim 75 Saturday, June 20 | 10 a.m. meters and run 1 mile.

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center Shirts are guaranteed to those $15 per Child registered before June 1.

Registration is required.

Saturday, June 20 | 8:30 a.m.

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center $30: May 1-June 19 $35: Day of Event.

Registration is required.

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YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES, CAMPS & CLINICS | YOUTH SOCCER | AGES 3-8 All participants and coaches will receive a uniform top, socks, and a soccer ball. Registration will open Monday, June 1 and will close on Sunday, August 9.

Saturdays | September 5-October 17 Game times range: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex, Field B3 Resident $100 / Non-Resident: $125 Registration is required.

MLB PITCH, HIT & RUN There’s no better way to celebrate your child’s love of the game than by joining a FREE Pitch, Hit & Run event. Bring your young athletes out for a fun, supportive experience where they can practice their skills and stay active.

Saturday, June 13 | 9 a.m.-Noon Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex - Field E1 Free Entry Registration is required.

SKYHAWKS YOUTH SPORTS CAMP Skyhawks offers skills-based camps that focus on developing individual athletic and life skills in a low-pressure, high-fun environment.

June 8-11: Soccer and Track & Field July 6-9: Flag Football and Soccer August 3-6: Flag Football and Soccer August 10-13: Soccer and Track & Field August 17-20: Soccer and Baseball Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex $169/$269 (Half Day/Full Day) Registration is required.

C.O.R.E SOCCER Led by experienced coaches, this shortterm program is designed to help athletes of all skill levels grow their confidence and improve technique.

Ages 3-6: Noon-12:45 p.m.

Ages 7-18: 1-1:55 p.m.

Saturdays Session 3: June 6-27 Session 4: July 11-August 1 Session 5: August 8-29 Price ranges from $65-95 based on age.

C.O.R.E Soccer Summer Camp will be hosted May 26-29 Day Camp: $95 | 10-11 a.m.

Specialty Camp: $125 | 6:30-7:45 p.m.

Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex Registration is required.

FIND ALL SPORTS REGISTRATION LINKS HERE:

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ADULT PROGRAMS AND EVENTS: FALL ADULT SOFTBALL SAVE THE DATE! The next Adult Slow Pitch Softball STARS & STRIPES 5K AND FUN RUN ON season will be here before you SATURDAY, JULY 4. MORE INFO ON PAGE 15 know it! Our fall league guarantees that your team will play 12 regular TURKEY TROT ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. season games and one playoff game!

Space is limited to eight teams per ADULT COED KICKBALL league and will fill quickly! Mark your Come kick it with us for our Adult calendars for registration to open on Coed Kickball League this summer! This June 15. league will consist of a six-week regular CO-ED LEAGUE BEGINS: season followed by a single elimination Monday, August 17 tournament.

MEN’S LEAGUE BEGINS: SUMMER LEAGUE: Tuesday, August 18 Wednesdays, June 17-August 5 Games begin at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., FALL LEAGUE: 8:30 p.m., and 9:30 p.m.

Wednesdays, August 26-October 7 Chesterfield First Community Athletic Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex Complex, Field D1 Team registration is required.

Resident: $315 / Non-resident: $380 Team registration is required.

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ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES, CAMPS & CLINICS | PADDLE UP PICKLEBALL CLUB Paddle Up Pickleball Club offers clinics and leagues for players of all skill levels! Through our partnership, you can use the code “CHESTERFIELDRES” on various sessions to receive a discount on your registration.

Paddle Up Pickleball Club 17057 N Outer 40 Road, Chesterfield Registration is required.

CALLAHAN ACADEMY PICKLEBALL LEAGUES Calling any experienced-beginners and intermediate-level players. These six-week leagues will be full of games and drills to finish off your Thursday or start off your Saturday morning.

SATURDAY LEAGUE: 8:30-10 a.m.

Session 1: June 13-July 18 Session 2: August 1-September 5 Session 3: September 12-October 17 THURSDAY LEAGUE: 6-7:30 p.m.

Session 1: July 9-August 13 Session 2: August 27-October 1 Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex $100 per person Registration is required.

BEAL CENTER PROGRAMS Through our partnership with the Beal Center, we are excited to now offer basketball clinics, sports-based summer camps, and indoor pickleball opportunities. Programs are available for multiple age groups and skill levels, providing fun, active opportunities for participants to learn and grow.

Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

The Beal Center 150 N Eatherton Road, Chesterfield Fees vary based on session selected.

CALLAHAN ACADEMY PICKLEBALL CLINICS Interested in learning how to play Pickleball? Come to one of our clinics taught by Callahan Pickleball Academy.

These will be held weekly through October.

Monday & Wednesday: 5-6:30 p.m.

Tuesday & Thursday: 9-10:30 a.m.

Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex $20 per person, per clinic Registration is required.

FIND ALL REGISTRATION LINKS FOR ADULT SPORT PROGRAMS HERE:

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| OLDER ADULT PROGRAM

OLDER ADULTS SUMMER EVENTS GOLDEN LUNCH BUNCH The Golden Lunch Bunch program is an opportunity to enjoy lunch with your favorite friends and to make new friends while trying different restaurants and enjoying the company of others. Each person is responsible for the cost of their food, beverage, and transportation. 20 spots available.

11 a.m.

• June 17 - Oats & Honey: 624 N New Ballas Rd, Creve Coeur • July 15 - Old House in Hog Hollow: 14319 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield • August 18 - Yellowstone Cafe: 165 Lamp and Lantern Village, Town and Country • September 15 - Firefly Grill STL: 101 Chesterfield Towne Center, Chesterfield Registration is required.

REGISTER OR LEARN MORE BY SCANNING THE QR CODE WITH YOUR CELL PHONE’S CAMERA APP:

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ICE CREAM SOCIAL Enjoy FREE ice cream!

Thursday, August 6 | 2-4 p.m.

East Pavilion at Central Park Registration is Required.

OLDER ADULT BINGO Wednesdays | 11:15 a.m.

June 10, June 24, July 8, July 22, August 12, August 26, September 9, September 23 The Commons: 14885 Clayton Road $7 at the door $63 punch card (10 punches) $3 for an extra bingo card Registration is required.

SENIOR DAY TRIP | LONG ROW LAVENDER Enjoy an afternoon at the family-owned Long Row Lavender Farm. Guests will take a guided tour of seasonal flowers and the hoop house, followed by a boxed lunch from the café (selection made during registration). Then, relax with a wine tasting at Cedar Lake Cellars. $15 for five samples or $16 for three flights (larger pours).

Thursday, September 17 9:40 a.m.-3:15 p.m.

Bus pick-up: Central Park Parking Lot Fee: $68 per guest (wine tasting not included) Registration is required.

BBQ BASH Nothing says summer like a BBQ. This event will start with music provided by Garden View Care Center, followed by a picnic lunch with hamburgers and hot dogs cooked by the Monarch Fire Department.

Thursday, September 24 | 11 a.m.

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center Fee: $5 per guest Registration is Required.

OLDER ADULT PROGRAMS |

SENIOR EDUCATIONAL SERIES Chesterfield City Hall | 10 a.m.

SLEEP: AN IMPORTANT OCCUPATION (TUESDAY, JUNE 2) This Senior Learning Institute Event explores occupational therapy as it can help individuals improve sleep quality, which is essential for a high quality of life; led by Pat Nellis, OTD, OTR/L. MUSCLE LOSS (THURSDAY, JUNE 11) Presented by Logan University Healthy Centers: Learn daily exercises and nutritionfocused tips that help preserve muscle mass and keep you feeling strong and confident.

FINANCIAL & LIFE PLANNING FOR PEACE OF MIND (TUESDAY, JULY 7) This Senior Learning Institute event lead by industry experts, teaches key strategies, common pitfalls to avoid, and why early planning is essential to protecting your assets.

Attendees will receive a guide to organize and share important personal informationproviding clarity and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

LET’S GET MOVING (THURSDAY, JULY 16) Are you wanting to exercise but not sure where to begin? Walking is an easy and efficient way to get started. Join Julie Roesler, PT, DPT, from St. Luke’s, to discuss walking form, exercise goals and recommendations, shoe considerations, injury prevention, and self-screening fall risk tools to get you moving in the right direction.

CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT (TUESDAY, AUGUST 4) We will focus on nutrition and inflammation, connecting the two and providing a clear understanding of the root cause of many illnesses. In addition, we will incorporate further health education into understanding your roadmap to quality living and pacing for power: Living your life, not your illness. A Senior Learning Institute event featuring: Valerie Kornblet-Shifrin, Certified Nutritional Counselor - The Good Health Network.

PLAN TODAY - HAVE CONTROL TOMORROW (TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1) Don’t leave important decisions to chance. In this empowering session, Gateway End-ofLife Coalition experts will show you how to clearly communicate your wishes, prepare for different medical scenarios, and master the essentials of Advance Care Planning. Take control now, so your care is always your choice. A Senior Learning Institute event featuring: Gateway End-of-Life Coalition - Promoting high quality End-of-Life care for patients and their families.

TO LEARN MORE OR REGISTER FOR ALL OLDER ADULT PROGRAMS, EMAILING OLDERADULTS@CHESTERFIELD.MO.US OR SCAN THE QR CODE WITH YOUR CELL PHONE’S CAMERA APP:

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