Spring 2024 Citizen & Guide

CHESTERFIELD CitIZEN

A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE CITY OF CHESTERFIELD

MAYOR’S MESSAGE

Dear Chesterfield residents,

I hope this message finds you well. It’s with great pride and excitement that I share some remarkable insights about our beloved Chesterfield—a community that continues to grow and flourish.

Diversity and Growth: A Winning Combination

Did you know that Chesterfield is home to the secondhighest percentage of foreign-born residents in St. Louis County? As of 2021, an impressive 16.4% of Chesterfield residents were born outside the United States, surpassing the national average. This figure is steadily increasing, showcasing the attractiveness of our City as a welcoming home for people from around the globe.

The largest segment of our foreign-born population hails from Asia, primarily India and China, constituting over 13.1% of our total population. We are delighted that our international neighbors are drawn to the exceptional education opportunities in our schools and the safety provided by our world-class police department.

Economic Magnet and Quality Living

Undoubtedly, the availability of employment opportunities from notable companies such as Bayer, Pfizer, RGA and others is another driving force behind attracting highly educated professionals to our City. It truly warms my heart to recognize that all these people from around the globe have made a conscious choice to call Chesterfield home.

Our City’s statistics further underscore the remarkable growth and prosperity we’ve achieved. With an outstanding 80.5% home ownership rate—well above the national average—and a median property value over one and a half times larger than the national norm, Chesterfield stands as a testament to the appeal of our community.

In 2021, the median household income soared to an impressive $124,551, reflecting the economic strength and opportunities our residents enjoy. The assessed

the highest among all municipalities, reaching $2.417 billion.

Chesterfield Mall Update: Progress Amidst Challenges

I’m pleased to inform you that despite facing obstacles, the anticipated demolition of the Chesterfield Mall is progressing well. This landmark transformation represents a significant step forward in the largest redevelopment opportunity since the Flood of ’93. We anticipate this project will create countless opportunities for economic growth and community building.

Cooperation and Mutual Support: The Fabric of Our Community

Despite occasional media and legislative opinions suggesting challenges with the multitude of municipalities (87), our local government in Chesterfield consistently proves its dedication to efficient and reliable services. I would challenge these perceptions by highlighting numerous instances of cooperation and mutual support, showcasing the effectiveness of our approach—instances such as the St. Louis Area Insurance Trust (SLAIT) providing insurance products for multiple municipalities, the numerous mutual aid pacts among law enforcement agencies and fire protection districts, and our administration of a Salt Co-op benefiting 55 municipalities and 14 school districts showcase the strength of our collective efforts.

Notably, Chesterfield’s commitment extends beyond our borders, as we proudly provide police and municipal court services to Clarkson Valley, exemplifying the spirit of cooperation that makes our community stronger.

As we move forward, let us celebrate the remarkable growth of Chesterfield and continue working together to ensure our City remains a beacon of prosperity, diversity and collaboration.

Wishing you all continued success and happiness in our thriving Chesterfield!

Cordially,

Shape Your City: Participate in the Chesterfield Community and Public Safety Satisfaction Survey

Your opinion matters, and we want to hear from you! The City of Chesterfield is excited to announce the upcoming Community and Public Safety Satisfaction Survey—a valuable opportunity for you to share your thoughts on City services and contribute to shaping the future of our community.

In collaboration with ETC Institute, a reputable third-party survey company based in Olathe, Kansas, we are conducting a random sample survey that will touch upon all aspects of City services. This initiative is a crucial step in ensuring we gather accurate and unbiased feedback to assess our collective performance as a community.

The survey aims to gauge your satisfaction with a wide range of City services, from public safety to public amenities. By participating, you play a vital role in helping us understand what matters most to you, offering valuable insights that will guide us in allocating resources and setting operational priorities.

Here are a few key points about the survey:

1. Random Sampling for Accuracy: The survey will reach a diverse group of residents through a random sampling method, ensuring the findings are statistically valid and representative of our entire community.

2. Independent Third-Party: To maintain objectivity, an independent third-party survey company will conduct the research, assuring the results are accurate and unbiased.

3. Shaping Our Future: Your feedback will directly impact the decisions we make as a City. The survey results will inform our approach to resource allocation and help us prioritize areas that matter most to you.

We recognize that every resident has a unique perspective on the quantity and quality of services received. This survey provides an opportunity to voice your opinions, contributing to a more vibrant and responsive Chesterfield.

Look out for the survey in your mailbox, and if you receive one, take a few moments to share your thoughts. Your participation is essential in creating a city that reflects the needs and desires of its residents.

Thank you for being an active participant in shaping the future of Chesterfield. Together, we can build a stronger, more connected community.

Candidates Line Up for Municipal Election April 2

To register to vote in St. Louis County, you must be 18 years of age by Election Day, a U.S. Citizen and a resident of St. Louis County.

The Missouri Voter Registration Application and information on absentee voting are available online at https://stlouiscountymo. gov/st-louis-county-government/board-ofelections/

Citizens may also pick up the application at Chesterfield City Hall or most St. Louis County public libraries.

Additionally, registration forms can be mailed to you by calling City Hall at 636.537.4000. The deadline to register for this election is March 6.

The following individuals have filed for office:

Councilmember – Ward I

Mary Monachella (incumbent)

Councilmember – Ward II

Mary Ann Mastorakos (incumbent)

Councilmember – Ward III

Michael Moore (incumbent)

Councilmember – Ward IV

Merrell Hansen (incumbent)

Who’s Knocking at My Door? Solicitors Required to Obtain Permit in Chesterfield

The arrival of nice weather often means an increase in solicitors— individuals or groups going door-to-door to sell items or services or request donations.

While this activity is legal in Chesterfield, solicitors are required to obtain a permit and might have to pay a fee. Charitable and religious organizations, as well as political canvassers, are exempt from this requirement.

If someone knocks on your door with something to sell or a cause to promote, you have the right to ask to see their permit, which is a one-page document typed on official City of Chesterfield letterhead and features the City’s raised seal affixed to the document. If they are unable to produce a permit, the City encourages you to report the person(s) to the Chesterfield Police Department at 636.537.3000.

“No Solicitors, No Peddlers” stickers are available, free of charge, at City Hall, or you can call the Customer Service Center at 636.537.4000 and request a sticker be mailed to you.

Registration Opens for 2024 Safety Town Program on March 13

Online registration for the Chesterfield Police Department’s 2024 Safety Town Program will begin at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, March 13, through the City of Chesterfield’s website at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/safety-town.html

Walk-in applications will also be accepted at the Chesterfield Police Department beginning at 8 a.m. on the same date. Preference will be given to applicants who have not previously attended Safety Town.

The sessions will be held at the following times:

Session 1: June 3–14 10 a.m.-Noon

Session 2: June 3–14 1-3 p.m.

Session 3: June 17–28 10 a.m.-Noon

Session 4: June 17–28 1-3 p.m.

Session 5: July 8–19 10 a.m.-Noon

Session 6: July 8–19 1-3 p.m.

Safety Town is a nationally recognized preschool safety program that teaches 4, 5 and 6-year-olds about a wide variety of safety issues, including 911/police, fire safety, animal safety, bicycle safety, water safety, school bus safety, playground safety and stranger danger. The program includes classroom activities, as well as outside hands-on activities in the miniature Safety Town city. The program is hosted and staffed by the Chesterfield Police Department and consists of six two-week sessions from June 3–July 19.

Safety Town is one of the Chesterfield Police Department’s most popular programs. In addition to commissioned police officers, the Safety Town staff includes teen counselors from area middle and high schools who volunteer to assist police officers in leading the program. We are currently accepting volunteer applications at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/ safety-town-volunteers.html

All Safety Town sessions are at Chesterfield Community Church, located at 14647 Ladue Road in Chesterfield.

For more information, contact Officer Chad Meyer at 636.537.6769 or cmeyer@chesterfield.mo.us

Vacation Inspection Program Protects

Residents’ Homes While Away

Are you planning a vacation for your kiddos’ spring break? Check out our Vacation Inspection Program (VIP) to keep your house safe while you’re away! The Vacation Inspection Program is a complimentary service offered for Chesterfield residents by the Chesterfield Police Department to reduce the likelihood of a break-in and provide you the peace of mind you need to relax on your getaway.

To participate, contact the Chesterfield Police Department at 636.537.3000, or fill out the online form at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/home-inspection.html

Chesterfield Police Host AARP Driving Workshops

AARP Smart Driver Course

This is a newly updated, research-based, four-hour course that teaches valuable defensive driving skills, provides a refresher on the rules of the road and offers safety strategies and tips for how to adapt one’s driving to compensate for changes that may come about with aging or new advances in vehicle technology. The course is taught in a single morning session and does not involve a test or driving. Fees are $20 for AARP members and $25 for non-members. Classes are 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Chesterfield City Hall in the City Council Chambers. Reservations are required.

The Smart Driver Course will be held on:

Friday, March 1

Friday, June 21

Monday, September 16

Friday, December 13

AARP Smart DriverTek Workshop

The Chesterfield Police Department has partnered with AARP to bring you the Smart DriverTEK workshop. This course is 90 minutes long and covers how to utilize the latest high-tech safety features in your current car, what technology to look for when shopping for a new car and the safety benefits of these new technologies. This course is FREE and will be held from 2:30-4 p.m. at the Chesterfield City Hall in the City Council Chambers. Reservations are required.

The Smart DriverTEK Workshop will be held on:

Friday, March 1

Friday, June 21

Monday, September 16

Friday, December 13

Course graduates may check with their auto insurance carriers to see if insurance discounts are available upon course completion. For further information or to reserve a seat, please contact Officer Chad Meyer at 636.537.6769 or cmeyer@chesterfield.mo.us

2024 West County Youth Police Academy Connects with Kids Interested in Law Enforcement

The West County Youth Police Academy is a new program that teaches 7 to 11-year-olds about a wide variety of policing topics, including traffic enforcement, DWI investigation, crime scene investigations, drone demonstration, police vehicles, fingerprint demonstration, police weapon education, police station tour, K9 meet and greet, police physical agility test and a SWAT demonstration. The program includes classroom activities and hands-on activities, and will be held at The Commons, 14885 Clayton Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017.

The program is hosted and staffed by the Chesterfield, Town & Country, Ellisville, Ballwin, Eureka and St. Louis County Police Departments. In addition to commissioned police officers, staff will include teen counselors from area middle and high schools who volunteer to assist the police officers in leading the program. The Youth Police Academy will be conducted for one week, June 17–21, in a morning and afternoon session.

Registration for students is $30 each and will begin at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, March 13, both online at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/west-county-youthpolice-academy.html and by walk-in at the Chesterfield Police Department. The registration link will not be active until March 13, and the volunteer link is open now.

Looking to Start an At-Home Business?

Congratulations! You have decided to start a business and set up shop right at home. It can be tough to get a business off the ground and running, but don’t worry: we are here to help you understand the process and what qualifies as a home-based business.

Since House Bill 2593 was passed in May 2022, homebased businesses are regulated by the state of Missouri. The bill defines a homebased business as “any business operated in a residential dwelling that manufactures, provides or sells goods or services, and that is owned and operated by the owner or tenant of the residential dwelling.” The only restrictions on using a residential dwelling for a home-based business come from deed restrictions or covenants.

The bill also states municipalities cannot prohibit home-based businesses from operating or make them obtain approval from the municipality. Municipalities also cannot require a person to rezone the property as

a condition of operation; however, they are allowed to establish regulations to protect public health or ensure the business follows state and federal law. This bill does require the home-based business to be a “no impact” business.

A home-based business qualifies as no impact if:

• The total number of employees and clients on-site at one time does not exceed the occupancy limit.

• The activities of the business:

- Are limited to the sale of lawful goods and services.

- May involve having more than one client on the property at once.

- Do not generate on-street parking or cause a substantial increase in traffic through the residential area.

- Occur inside the residential dwelling or in the yard of the residential dwelling.

- Are not visible from the street.

- Do not violate regulations on public health or state and federal laws.

If you have any questions about home-based businesses, please contact the Planner of the Day at 636.537.4733

The Planning Department By the Numbers

Decades of Subdivision Growth: How Chesterfield Became a Residential Hub

When the City of Chesterfield was incorporated in 1988, approximately 146 residential subdivisions resided within City limits. Since then, Chesterfield’s subdivisions have more than doubled, gaining another 161 residential subdivisions, and continue to grow today.

According to Record Plat data, 74 subdivisions were constructed in the ‘70s—the fastest decade of growth in Chesterfield, followed closely by the ‘80s and ‘90s. What caused such rapid growth within this short period?

In the 1960s, Louis Sachs—often credited as the father of modern Chesterfield—began developing Chesterfield Village. This mixed-use development comprises 1,200 acres of condominiums, apartments and office buildings, and features shopping opportunities that draw consumers across the region. At its completion, Chesterfield Village spurred significant growth in the community and drew real estate developers to the area, leading to a boom in subdivision development.

Did You Know?

The oldest Chesterfield subdivision is Hugo Essen Farm—recorded November 8, 1915— with the construction of 15 homes.

Today, the City of Chesterfield continues to grow in population with the development of residential subdivisions, as the City has seen several subdivisions built within the last four years—the most recent of which being Schaeffer’s Grove with 36 homes and recorded on June 27, 2023.

To learn more about residential subdivisions within Chesterfield and view more residential subdivision maps, visit https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/standard-maps.html

This map was created by the City’s GIS team and shows decades of recorded residential subdivision growth in the City of Chesterfield.

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Street Improvement Projects Coming to Chesterfield in 2024

2024 Concrete Slab Replacement Program

The City of Chesterfield will manage two concrete slab replacement projects in 2024. The first project, called Slab Replacement Project A, includes all or portions of the following streets: Brampton Court, Buckington Drive, Cabinwood Court, Country Fields Court, Gatemont Drive, Georgetown Road, Schoettler Manor Court and Woodsbluff Drive. Project A includes the replacement of approximately 24,000 square yards of concrete pavement.

The second project, called Slab Replacement Project B, includes all or portions of the following streets: Clayton Douglas Court, Conway Springs Drive, Hitchcock Drive, Saylesville Court, Saylesville Drive, Signal Knob Court and Strawbridge Drive. Project B includes the replacement of 19,000 square yards of concrete pavement.

These projects are scheduled to begin in the spring of 2024. Residents adjacent to the planned replacement areas and subdivision trustees will receive a project notification by mail, and a project page will go live on the City website and be regularly updated.

2024 Asphalt Overlay Project

Did You Know?

The City of Chesterfield inspects and rates each of its 184 miles of streets on a 3-year cycle? These inspection results are used to create our multi-year capital replacement plan.

In 2024, the City of Chesterfield will manage an asphalt overlay on several streets in Chesterfield Valley, including Chesterfield Commons Drive, Chesterfield Commons East Drive, Edison Avenue and RHL Drive—totaling 78,000 square yards. This project, scheduled for the summer of 2024, will provide a new 2-inch asphalt driving surface.

2024 Sidewalk Projects

The City of Chesterfield will manage two sidewalk replacement projects in 2024. The first project, Sidewalk Project A, will address sidewalk deficiencies in the Bent Tree, Chesterfield Meadows and Wilson Manor subdivisions. Prior to constructing Project A, the City will undertake a separate project to “mud-jack” deficient sidewalk slabs to address more deficient sidewalks and only remove and replace those slabs absolutely necessary for the safety of pedestrians and ADA compliance.

The second project, Sidewalk Project B, will address isolated sidewalk deficiencies throughout the City, including those reported through the City’s Work Order System.

Did you know the City of Chesterfield maintains over 260 miles of public sidewalk? All sidewalks are inspected and rated on a 3-year cycle. You can report deficiencies by contacting the City’s customer service number at 636.537.4000 or using the “Report a Problem” function on the City’s website.

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Accessible Curb Ramps

Each year, the City uses Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding from St. Louis County to construct ADA-compliant curb ramps. Over the last five years, the City has replaced 82 curb ramps through this program at no cost to City residents. This year, the City will use CDBG funds to replace curb ramps within the Chesterfield Meadows subdivision.

Did you know the City of Chesterfield maintains an ADA Transition Plan, which includes data on all sidewalk and curb ramps within the City? When a project is constructed and abuts a curb ramp, that ramp is reconstructed, if necessary, to comply with current ADA requirements. The City of Chesterfield reconstructed 57 curb ramps in 2023.

Pathway on the Parkway

Grant Funded Projects

Whenever possible, the City looks to acquire grants to fund additional projects that benefit the Chesterfield community. Several grant applications have recently been successful and will fund important projects:

Wilson Avenue Reconstruction

This project includes the reconstruction of Wilson Avenue from Wild Horse Creek Road to Walnut Hill Farm. Improvements include improved roadway alignment, a new driving surface and a shared-use path for pedestrians and cyclists. This project is currently in the right-of-way/easement acquisition phase. Construction is scheduled for 2026.

Schoettler Road Sidewalk

This project includes a new 5-foot sidewalk along the east side of Schoettler Road between Windsor Valley Court and Greenleaf Valley Drive. Currently, there is no sidewalk in this area on either side of Schoettler Road. This project is in the design phase, and construction is scheduled for 2026.

The City of Chesterfield was recently awarded a grant to finish the missing “Pathway on the Parkway” from Clarkson Road to Schoettler Valley Drive. The “Pathway on the Parkway” is the sidewalk/shared-use path along Chesterfield Parkway. This project will also include modifications to the Schoettler Spur to provide bicycle and pedestrian access to and from the “Pathway on the Parkway” to Schoettler Road. This grant was recently awarded and is pending execution of an agreement between the Missouri Highway Commission and the City of Chesterfield. The project is preliminarily scheduled for construction in 2027.

These three projects include a total of $4.2 million in grant funding!

Litter

Please remember it is a City Code violation to litter or dump material of any kind on City streets, in City parks or in any stream. Maintenance staff spends time each day picking up litter from City property. All litter that is not removed eventually finds its way to a stream, typically via storm sewers. Litter is not only unsightly, but it can harm creek vegetation and aquatic life.

City of Chesterfield Earns Tree City USA Designation for 32nd Consecutive Year

In 2023, the City of Chesterfield was designated as a Tree City USA for the thirty-second consecutive year. Since its inception, Chesterfield has valued tree-lined streets; today, the City maintains 17,300 street trees. Unfortunately, the street tree inventory was recently impacted by the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), which caused the necessary removal of 6,700 Ash Trees over the last seven years. By proactively removing the affected Ash Trees, the City avoided the large-scale problems caused when Ash Trees die quickly and become brittle and hazardous.

To offset the loss of these trees, the City of Chesterfield has implemented a Residential Street Tree Planting Program whereby residents can request that street trees be planted. Through this program, the City has planted over 500 trees per year over the last three years. If you are interested in a street tree, please visit www.chesterfield.mo.us/ residential-street-tree.html for details on the street tree program, including allowable tree species and an application. When making a tree request, an application fee of $100 per tree is required to partially offset the City’s cost—$325 to $350—to plant a street tree.

If you have questions about street trees, please contact City Hall at 636.537.4000. All street tree questions are addressed by the City Arborist, who is certified by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA).

Celebrate the 2024 Biggest Hour for Earth

Saturday, March 23 8:30-9:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 23, is Earth Hour 2024! Earth Hour encourages you to switch off your lights and spend 60 minutes doing something positive for our planet. Just 60 minutes? Yes, just one hour, from 8:30-9:30 p.m.! It may not seem like much, but the magic happens when you and like-minded people from all over the world dedicate an hour to benefitting our only habitat and creating large-scale awareness for the wellbeing of our Earth.

Earth Hour is a worldwide movement organized by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and held annually to encourage individuals, communities and businesses to turn off non-essential electric lights for one hour—usually on the last Saturday in March—to demonstrate commitment to bettering our planet. It started as a “lights-off” event in Sydney, Australia, in 2007—a symbolic event to show collective support for Earth. Since then, the Biggest Hour for Earth event was created, and over 414,358 people from 187 countries and territories participated in 2023.

For 33 consecutive years, Darcy Capstick has devoted her time and energy to two passions—the Chesterfield community and environmental improvement. Capstick, a Chesterfield resident and committed environmentalist, merged her dedication to the community with her passion for improving the environment by serving as the chair of the Chesterfield Citizens Environmental Advisory Committee (CCEAC) for 33 years.

33-Year Chesterfield Citizens Environmental Advisory Committee Chair Darcy Capstick Steps Down

In this position, she established a deep-rooted connection with the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) during the City’s developing phase. Through her efforts, Chesterfield became the ninth NWF-certified community in the country and the first, and only, in Missouri in 2005—she has since renewed and maintained the City’s certification for a consecutive 19 years. Through this process, she’s enlisted the help of local companies, volunteer organizations, scout groups, schools and passionate individuals to contribute to improving the Chesterfield environment.

As an environmental advocate, she also inaugurated the first Tree Day— which later became Tree, Earth and Arbor Day—and has helped the CCEAC celebrate thirty-three annual Chesterfield Earth Days. She’s delivered a total of 22 competitive grants to the City—adding up to thousands of dollars for environment, conservation and education—inaugurated the Mayor’s Monarch Pledge Proclamation to encourage residents to help native pollinators, assisted in the development of the NWF schoolyard wildlife habitat gardens, and proudly represented CCEAC work at countless community events.

A visionary in environmental activism, Capstick knew that quality assessment of any city would one day include evaluating its conservation, sustainability and environmental efforts; this foresight led her to devote her efforts to putting Chesterfield in a position with a significant competitive edge in our environmental efforts, upholding the proactive Chesterfield standard.

As she steps down from her position as CCEAC chair, Darcy Capstick remains a pioneer in environmental efforts, conservation, sustainability, recycling and gardening. The City of Chesterfield thanks Darcy for her 33 years of service to the Chesterfield community and is grateful for her lasting impact on the City’s environment.

Story Contributors: Su Ghosh and Laura Houck

Photo by: Elaine Collins

Photo by: Elaine Collins

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JUNE

PARKS & RECREATION CALENDAR

JULY

1 Saturday Morning Riverwalk Begins

3 Summer Camp Begins

Swim Lessons: Session 1 Begins

Splash and Play Begins

4 Senior Panel Discussion

Bunco Day

7 Tot Time at the CFAC

8 Sounds of Summer Concert Series

12 Older Adult Bingo

14 Tot Time at the CFAC

15 Swim Lessons: Saturday Mornings: Session 5 Begins

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Special Event Days at CFAC: Father’s Day Swim

17 Swim Lessons: Session 2 Begins

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Bunco Day

Youth Archery Clinic

Adult Archery Clinic

20 Senior Shuffle: The Artisan at

21 Tot Time at the CFAC Breakfast in America Concert

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4 Stars and Stripes Run

4th of July Celebration

Special Event Days at CFAC:

Star Spangled Swim

5 Tot Time at the CFAC

8 Swim Lessons: Session 3 Begins

12 Tot Time at the CFAC

13 Sounds of Summer Concert Series

19 Tot Time at the CFAC

20 Sounds of Summer Concert Series

22 Swim Lessons: Session 4 Begins

Diving Clinic Begins

26 Tot Time at the CFAC

Special Event Days at CFAC: Holiday Celebration in July

Dive-In Movie: The Polar Express

27 Season Pass Swim Nights

AUGUST

2 Tot Time at the CFAC

9 Tot Time at the CFAC

10 Sounds of Summer Concert Series

16 Morning Riverwalk Ends Evening Riverwalk Ends

17 Special Event Days at CFAC:

First Responders Appreciation Day

19 Late August Riverwalk: Mornings Begins

22 Late August Riverwalk: Evenings Begins

24 Sounds of Summer Concert Series

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HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS

SHAMROCK RUN

Saturday, March 16

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Join us for our seventh annual Shamrock Run! The race will consist of a 5K/10K and Fun Run for the lil’ leprechauns. The 5K/10K will start at 8:30 a.m., and the Lil’ Leprechaun Run will start at 10 a.m.

5K/10K:

$25: Early Bird: through February 18

$35: February 19–March 15

$40: Race Day

Lil’ Leprechaun Run: $15 through Race Day

Register at https://www.chesterfield. mo.us/shamrock-run.html

STARS AND STRIPES RUN

Thursday, July 4

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

5K/10K:

$25: Early Bird: through June 13

$35: June 14–July 3

$40: Race Day

Fun Run: $15 through Race Day

EGGSTRAVAGANZA

Saturday, March 23

Central Park

Check-in begins at 9:30 a.m.

First hunt begins at 10:15 a.m.

$10 per child: through March 22

$15 per child: day-of registration

Register online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/eggstravaganza-tickets-794199069797?aff=oddtdtcreator

EARTH DAY

Saturday, April 27 Central Park 9-11 a.m.

Chesterfield will host a kids activity with plantings, as well as providing the following:

• Free trees will be available courtesy of MO Conservation.

• Jost Wildflower giveaway for butterflies and pollinators.

• Butterfly-Hummingbird native wildflower seeds giveaway.

• St. Louis Compost will give away 3-yard waste bags of compost per family on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please provide bags or a container for hauling.

We are partnering with RedKey Realty Leaders for the recycling portion of the event located at 16123 Chesterfield Parkway West, Chesterfield, MO 63017. RedKey Realty will accept the following: E-cycling, paper shredding, clothing and household items. Further details can be found at www.chesterfield.mo.us/earth-day.html

4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION

Thursday, July 4

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex 6:30 p.m. FREE

Register at https://www. chesterfield.mo.us/starsand-stripes.html

The 5K/10K will begin at 8:30 a.m., and the Fun Run starts at 10 a.m. 16

Join us for our 4th of July Fireworks Celebration! We will have live entertainment, food trucks, a kids’ zone and much more! Lawn chairs, blankets, outside food and beverages are allowed. No glass or tobacco products.

More details can be found on the website at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/4th-of-july.html

SPRING & SUMMER CONCERTS

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

To be the first to know about upcoming shows at #TheChAmp and get exclusive ticket opportunities, subscribe to our emails by visiting our website at www.chesterfieldamphitheater.com and join our email list today. Stay up-to-date with all things Chesterfield Amphitheater and give our Facebook (Chesterfield Amphitheater), Instagram and X (@chesterfieldamp) a follow!

The 2024 Chesterfield City Hall Art Exhibit will showcase the following established regional artists:

January–March

Sue Alexander

Rebekah Chauvin

Christine Gruenwald

JANUARY–MARCH EXHIBITS

The Chesterfield City Hall Art Exhibit is free and open to the public Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

The January–March exhibit features artwork by Sue Alexander, Rebekah Chauvin and Christine Gruenwald.

April–June

Tom Friel

Phyllis Miller

Christina Walton

July–September

Amelia LaChance

Abigail Xenos

Kimberly Yates

October–December

Beth House

Mark Koritz

Del Rae

Artist: Rebekah Chauvin

Title: Rocky Mountains

Emerald Lake

Dimensions: 24” x 36”

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Price: $1,800

Artist: Christine Gruenwald

Title: Summer Marigold

Dimensions: 8” x 10”

Medium: Digital Photography, Pigment on Paper

Price: $40

Artist: Sue Alexander

Title: Dragon

Dimensions: 10” x 20”

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Price: $185

DOORMAT PAINTING PARTY

Friday, March 8

Chesterfield Community Center

6-8 p.m.

Resident: $45 per mat / Non-Resident: $50 per mat

Register online at https://secure.rec1. com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

PUZZLE PARTY

Friday, April 12

Chesterfield Community Center

6-8 p.m.

$50 per team

Join a team of up to five friends for an evening of puzzles! Each team will have two hours to complete a 300-piece puzzle and then a 500-piece puzzle. Teams will keep the puzzles at the end of the night. Prizes are awarded to the first-place team.

Register your team online at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/ chesterfield-mo/catalog

DOG PARK REGISTRATION

Don’t forget to renew your dog tags at City Hall for more pawesome activities with your pups! You can now purchase dog tags online at https://secure.rec1. com/MO/chesterfieldmo/catalog

FAMILY BINGO: EVERYTHING GREEN BINGO NIGHT

Friday, March 22

Chesterfield Community Center 6-8 p.m.

Group of 4 Pricing:

Resident: $38 / Non-Resident: $44

Individual Pricing: Resident: $10 / Non-Resident: $12

Register online at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

GARDEN CLUB

April 24 and June 26

Chesterfield Community Center Wednesdays at 6 p.m.

Calling all gardening enthusiasts! Join us to learn about various gardening topics, watch informational videos and discuss topics with other garden lovers.

Register by emailing recreation@chesterfield.mo.us

PUPPUCCINOS IN THE PARK

Friday, May 10

Eberwein Park 5-6 p.m.

Free (Dog Park members only)

We will bring the puppuccinos; you bring the pups! Get outside and enjoy time with your pup and friends.

Pre-registration is required by emailing recreation@chesterfield.mo.us

BABYSITTING 101

Wednesday, April 24

Chesterfield Community Center

6-8 p.m.

Resident: $28 / Non-Resident: $32

Participants will learn the business of babysitting, safety/first-aid and child development in an introduction to babysitting. Workbooks are provided.

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfieldmo/catalog

Chesterfield Community Center

Fridays from 9-11 a.m.

$3 drop-in fee per child

March 1

March 15

April 5

April 19

May 3

May 17

YOUTH PROGRAMS

SPRING BREAK CAMP

March 18–22

Chesterfield Community Center 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Resident: $125 per child / Non-Resident: $188 per child

Sunrise Camp: 7-8 a.m.

Resident: $25 / Non-Resident: $28

Register online at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

SUMMER CAMP

June 3–July 26 (No Camp July 1–5)

Central Park

8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Resident: $175 per child per week / Non-Resident: $210 per child per week

Sunrise Camp: 7-8 a.m. $25 per child

Register online at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/ chesterfield-mo/catalog

KIDS MOVIE NIGHTS

Chesterfield Community Center Fridays at 6 p.m.

$2 per person

Register online at chesterfield.mo.us/tot-time-atthe-community-center.html

March 8 – The Croods April 12 – The Trolls

www.chesterfield.mo.us/kids-moviedays.html

STORYBOOK WALK AT CENTRAL PARK

March–April

May–June

STORYBOOK WALK AT LOGAN PARK

March–April

May–June

YOUTH ARCHERY CLINICS

March 19, April 9 & June 18

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Resident: $15 / Non-Resident: $18 Ages 10-15

This Archery I class will teach children the basics of shooting archery. Each participant will practice target shooting after being taught to operate a bow.

Pre-registration is required at https://secure.rec1. com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

SKYHAWKS SPORTS ACADEMY

We have partnered with Skyhawks Sports Academy to bring skill development classes to the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex.

Classes run for seven weeks and begin March 11.

Mondays

Track & Field Class: Ages 6-12

Thursdays

Tuesdays

First Down Tots (Football): Ages 3-5

Flag Football: Ages 6-8

Wednesdays

Multi-Sport Tots (Baseball and Soccer): Ages 2-5

STEM & Play Multi-Sport (Football and Soccer): Ages 7-12

Register at https://www.skyhawks.com

YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE

Registration is open until March 2. Visit https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/ youth-programs.html for more information.

SPLASH N DASH

Saturday, June 22

KIDS BEGINNER FISHING CLINIC

Saturday, May 4

Central Park

10-11 a.m. Free

Ages 5-12

Kids and parents will learn the basics of fishing. We will teach you how to tie a hook on the line, add a bobber and proper casting techniques. Each participant will fish at Central Park. A parent or guardian must accompany their child.

Pre-registration is required at www.chesterfield.mo.us/intro-to-fishing.html

YOUTH TRIATHLON

Saturday, June 22

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center 8:30 a.m.

$30: Present–April 30, $35: May 1–June 21, $45: day of event

Ages 6-10 will swim 25 meters, bike 1 mile and run ½ mile.

Ages 11-15 will swim 75 meters, bike 2 miles and run 1 mile.

Register online at https://runsignup.com/Race/MO/ Chesterfield/ChesterfieldYouthTriathlon

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center 8:30 a.m.

$25: Present–April 30

$30: May 1–June 21

$35: day of event

Ages 6-10 will swim 25 meters and run ½ mile. Ages 11-15 will swim 75 meters and run 1 mile.

Register online at https://runsignup.com/Race/MO/ Chesterfield/ChesterfieldYouthTriathlon

YOUTH TRY-ATHLON

Saturday, June 22

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center 10:30 a.m.

Resident: $12 / Non-Resident: $15

Ages 3-5

Register online at https://secure.rec1. com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

ADULT RECREATION

ADULT ARCHERY CLINICS

March 19, April 9 & June 18

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Resident: $15 / Non-Resident: $18 Ages 21+

Have you always wanted to learn how to shoot a bow and arrow? This Archery I class will teach adults the basics of shooting archery. Each participant will practice target shooting after being taught how to properly operate a bow.

Pre-registration is required at https://secure.rec1. com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL

Sundays, April 21–June 2

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex Games are played at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Resident: $300 per team / Non-Resident: $375 per team

Join us for our NEW Adult Flag Football League! The league consists of a six-week regular season, followed by a single elimination tournament. NFL Flag Football rules apply.

Register at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/adultflag-football.html

PICKLEBALL LEAGUE

April 6–May 11

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

Saturdays from 8:30-10 a.m. $100 per person

Register at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/ pickleball-league.html

ADULT SOFTBALL

Monday, April 1: Coed League begins

Tuesday, April 2: Men’s League begins

Games will be played at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

Resident: $450 per team / Non-Resident: $550 per team

Join us for another season of slow-pitch softball. You are guaranteed to play 12 regular season games, one playoff game and a chance to watch the “All-Stars” of the league play at the end of the season.

Register at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/adult-softball.html

ADULT KICKBALL

Wednesdays, April 3–May 15

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex Games are played at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

Resident: $315 per team / Non-Resident: $380 per team

Kick it with us in our new Adult Coed Kickball League this spring! The league consists of a six-week regular season, followed by a single elimination tournament. Games are played on turf infields under WAKA rules— along with modified rules by the City of Chesterfield. Must be 18 years or older. No metal cleats.

Register at

https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/adult-kickball.html

PICKLEBALL CLINIC

Begins the week of March 18.

Tuesday & Thursday:

Intermediate: Noon-1:30 p.m. Beginner: 1:30-3 p.m.

$15: Registration in advance $25: Day-of registration

Monday & Wednesday: Intermediate: 5-6:30 p.m. Beginner: 6:30-8 p.m.

Register at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/pickleballclinics.html

OLDER ADULTS PROGRAMS

SENIOR SHUFFLE

Thursdays from 10 a.m.-Noon Free

Join us as we take group tours of senior living facilities in the area for a greater understanding of the amenities each facility offers. There will be shuttle buses available for each tour, picking you up at Chesterfield City Hall, 690 Chesterfield Parkway West, 63017.

April 18

The Grande at Chesterfield 16300 Justus Post Road, 63017

May 16 Creek Valley 15950 Manchester Road, Ellisville, 63011

June 20

The Artisan at Cedarhurst 16255 Chesterfield Parkway West, 63017

Pre-registration is required by emailing olderadults@chesterfield.mo.us

SENIOR TRIP

Missouri State Penitentiary Historical Tour

Thursday, May 23

7:45 a.m.

$105 per person

This historical tour will immerse you in the prison’s past with fascinating stories about the dangerous inmates who walked the halls and changed the prison system. Decommissioned in 2004, this tour showcases the gas chambers and cells, including those of famous inmates such as Sonny Liston and James Earl Ray. This tour is not handicapped accessible. Please wear comfortable shoes (no sandals). If raining, bring an umbrella and dress for the weather because some of the tour is outdoors.

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

SENIOR PANEL DISCUSSIONS

Chesterfield Community Center

Tuesdays from 10-11:30 a.m. Free

March 5

Getting More Out of Your Home

April 2 Death, Dying & Funerals –Navigating End-of-Life Decisions

May 7 Ask the Lawyer: Trusts, Wills, Power of Attorney, Probate and Guardianship

June 4 Tips for Better Health

Register by emailing olderadults@chesterfield.mo.us

JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT: SENIOR HEALTH FAIR

Thursday, April 4

Chesterfield Community Center

10 a.m. Free

You will have the opportunity to learn about healthy eating habits and new ways to improve your health, as well as participate in free health screenings. The available screenings will be listed on our website before the health fair. Vendors include St. Luke’s Hospital, Logan Chiropractic, Monarch Fire Department and Alzheimer’s Association.

Pre-register at https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/health-fair.html

OLDER ADULTS PROGRAMS

BUNCO DAYS

Chesterfield Community Center

Tuesdays from 1-2:30 p.m.

$5 at the door

March 19 April 2

April 16 May 14

May 28 June 4

June 18

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/ chesterfield-mo/catalog

OLDER ADULT BINGO DAYS

Chesterfield Community Center

Wednesdays from 11:15 a.m.-1:15 p.m.

$5 at door, $3 for an extra bingo card $45 punch card: 10 punches

March 13 March 27

April 10 April 24

May 8 May 22

June 12 June 26

Pre-registration is required by emailing olderadults@chesterfield.mo.us

PUZZLEPALOOZA PARTY

Thursday, April 11

Chesterfield Community Center 1-3 p.m.

$20 per team of two

Register a team of two people and race to finish the same 300-piece puzzle. The first team to assemble their puzzle will win a prize! One team member needs to register your whole team.

Register online at

MAHJONG LESSONS

April 9–May 7 (No Class April 23)

Chesterfield Community Center

Tuesdays from 1-2:30 p.m.

Resident: $64 / Non-Resident: $77

Please bring your 2024 National Mahjong card, or cards will be available for purchase on the first day of class for $15 cash.

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

BRIDGE LESSONS

April 10–May 8 (No Class April 24)

Chesterfield Community Center

Wednesdays from 1-2:30 p.m.

Resident: $64 / Non-Resident: $77

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

MERAKI DRAGONFLY YOGA

Chesterfield Community Center

Gentle Yoga – Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Chair Yoga – Tuesdays, 10:45-11:45 a.m.

Chair Yoga – Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Morning Flow – Thursdays, 10:45-11:45 a.m.

Classes are taught by Jamie Blackson—a certified yoga instructor and Marine Corps veteran. All adult levels welcome. Register at www.merakidragonflyyoga.com

PAINT BY NUMBERS

March 14 and May 9

Chesterfield Community Center

Thursdays from 1-3 p.m.

$10 per participant

Each participant can pick from a variety of canvas options.

Register online at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

POOL RATES AND PASSES

POOL OPENS

Memorial Day Weekend

Saturday, Sunday & Monday Noon-6:30 p.m.

POOL CLOSES

Labor Day

Monday, September 2: Noon-6:30 p.m.

POOL HOURS

May 28–31

Tuesday–Friday: 4-7 p.m.

June 1–August 11

Monday–Friday: Noon-7 p.m.

Saturdays, Sundays & holidays: Noon-6:30 p.m.

August 12–16

Leisure pool only: Noon-4 p.m.

Entire facility: 4-7 p.m.

August 17–September 2

*Starting August 21, the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center will only be open on weekends.

Monday–Friday: CLOSED Saturdays, Sundays & holidays: Noon-6:30 p.m.

*Subject to change/closure based on staffing availability. Any changes or updates will be posted on our website and social media. You can also contact the CFAC hotline.

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Aquatic

Hotline: 636.812.9500

https://www.chesterfield. mo.us/chesterfield-familyaquatic-center.html

NEW SEASON PASS

MEMBERSHIP FOB

ATTENTION: The Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center is transitioning from membership ID cards to a key fob.

With the new registration system, every Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center member will need a new photo taken when purchasing a season pass.

You will receive a key fob per member, and your fob will be scanned at the aquatic center entrance for admission. Upon scanning, your photo will appear as proof of your season pass purchase.

Key fobs can be purchased at City Hall beginning February 5, or at the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center during the pool season.

ATTENDANCE

POLICY

Aquatic facility closings due to weather forecast or low attendance are at the discretion of the manager on duty.

All closings will be communicated through the hotline at 636.537.4770 ext. 4 and social media. Signs will also be posted at the front gate of the Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center.

CFAC POOL PARTY PACKAGES

The Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center offers party packages (parties only) during public swim. We offer the following packages:

Monday–Friday: 1-3 p.m. and 4-6 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 12:30-2:30 p.m. and 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Party reservations can be made at City Hall or online. Parties must be reserved at least two weeks in advance and be paid in full at the time of booking. There are two party packages to choose from, and all packages include two hours in the party area. These packages include 12-16 guests.

For additional information or to make a reservation, visit www.chesterfield.mo.us/cfac-party-package.html

SEASON PASS SWIM NIGHTS

June 29 & July 27

Saturdays from 7-9 p.m.

Soft opening only for Season Pass Holders: May 24 from 5-8 p.m.

Once-a-month program dedicated to our season pass holders, holders will be allowed to bring one guest. All amenities and the concession stand will be open.

SWIM LESSONS

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center

Resident: $72 / Non-Resident: $90

Morning Lessons

Monday–Thursday

11-11:30 a.m.

Max 6, min 4.

Session 1: June 3–13

Session 2: June 17–27

Session 3: July 8–18

Session 4: July 22–August 1 (pending staffing)

Saturday Lessons

10:20-10:50 a.m. (all levels)

11-11:30 a.m. (all levels)

Max 8, min 4.

Session 5: June 15–August 3

CROCS SWIM TEAM

Resident: $130 / Non-Resident: $160

Ages 5-18

Practices

May 31–July 18 (No practices July 4)

Monday–Friday mornings

Ages 11-18: 8-9 a.m.

Ages 5-10 & Mini Crocs: 9-10 a.m.

Every

SEAHORSE

3-5 years. Introduction of water skills

GUPPY 9-12 years. Stroke development

STARFISH

5-8 years. Fundamental aquatic skills

There is a $20 late registration fee after May 1!

All children between the ages of 5-18-years-old can join the CROCS Swim Team! This swim team promotes a fun and positive environment for all swimmers. The Chesterfield Swim Team is a recreational team with an emphasis on developing basic competitive swim skills while having fun and making new friends. The swim team will compete against other teams in the Southwest St. Louis County Municipal Swim League. Meet and conference dates are TBA.

Evening Practices

June 4–July 18

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:10-8:15 p.m.

Parent Meeting

Monday, May 6 at 6 p.m.

For more information and to register, visit

https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

You can also register in person at City Hall, Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

*You must sign a waiver to complete registration, stating that you acknowledge you are required to work at least two home meets. If your child participates in the prelims and conference, you will be required to work those meets.

AQUATICS

CROCS DIVE TEAM

Resident: $130 / Non-Resident: $160

Ages 5-18

All children between the ages of 5-18-years-old who are interested in diving can join the CROCS Dive Team! The Chesterfield CROCS Dive Team is a recreational team with an emphasis on developing basic diving skills. The dive team will compete against other teams in the Southwest St. Louis County Municipal Swim League. Meet and conference dates are TBA.

Did you know your child can participate in a Swim AND Dive Team?

Resident: $190 / Non-Resident: $220

Practices

Begin May 31

Monday–Friday mornings from 10-11 a.m.

All ages

Evening Practices

June 4–July 18

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:10-8:15 p.m.

For more information and to register, visit

https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

You can also register in person at City Hall, Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

*You must sign a waiver to complete registration, stating that you acknowledge you are required to work at least two meets. If your child participates in the prelims and conference, you will be required to work those meets.

MINI CROCS SWIM TEAM

Resident: $100 / Non-Resident: $125

Ages 4-6

Practices

Begin May 31

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9-10 a.m.

There is a $20 late registration fee after May 1!

Mini CROCS is a program for ages 4-6 with an interest in joining the Chesterfield CROCS Swim Team. Young swimmers will gain skills and confidence by joining the pre-team program—an extension of the swim team— before joining the CROCS.

All swimmers will be assessed during the first week of practice. Mini CROCS must be able to swim half the length of the pool unassisted without stopping or grabbing the wall during Swim Team practice.

Kickboards will be available. We do not expect your swimmer to have the perfect stroke—this requirement is a safety precaution. Please note that the Mini CROCS is not the substitute for swim lessons. Meet and conference dates are TBA.

For more information and to register, visit https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

You can also register in person at City Hall, Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

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*You must sign a waiver to complete registration, stating that you acknowledge you are required to work at least two meets. If your child participates in the prelims and conference, you will be required to work those meets.

July 22–26

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center

9:30-11:30 a.m.

Resident: $120 / Non-Resident: $145

Ages 7-14

Max 12, min 6.

AQUATICS

CROCS Dive Clinic is designed to help students learn basic diving board skills. This clinic is for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced divers.

Everyone will learn the basics, forward approaches, back presses and line-ups. Emphasis will be on teaching front, back and inward dives and front flips. Other dives will be introduced based on the diver’s skill level. Participants must be able to swim 25 meters without stopping and be able to tread water for one minute.

Register at https://secure.rec1.com/MO/chesterfield-mo/catalog

CROCS DIVING CLINIC RIVERWALK

RIVERWALK CLUB

Join others for a walk in our endless river or walk against the current to customize your workout. Water walking increases your blood flow, warms your muscles and joints and is an easy-going exercise for those who enjoy the outdoors. All participants must be 16 or older.

To purchase a punch card for the Riverwalk Club, please go to City Hall Monday–Friday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

Morning Riverwalk

May 28–August 16

Monday–Friday 8-10 a.m.

Evening Riverwalk

May 28–August 16

Monday–Thursday 6:15-7:45 p.m.

Saturday Morning Riverwalk June 1–August 31

Saturdays from 9:30-11 a.m.

Late August Riverwalk

Mornings, August 19–30

Monday–Friday 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Evenings, August 20–29

Tuesday & Thursday 4:30-6:30 p.m.

DIVE-IN MOVIE

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center

Entry at 7:30 p.m., and movie at 8 p.m.

$2 off regular admission price

June 28 –

SPLASH AND PLAY

June 3–August 7

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center

Mondays and Wednesdays, 10-11 a.m.

Resident: $4 / Non-Resident: $5

July 26 –

Super Mario Bros The Polar Express

For more information, visit https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/dive-in-movies.html

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Adults: Free Ages 0-5

On Mondays and Wednesdays, you and your 0-5-year-old child can join us in the leisure pool to splash and play with their peers. Children 6-11 are welcome when they are accompanied by an adult and child 0-5. Children 6-11 that are being disruptive during play time will be asked to sit out. You cannot use a season pass for entry, and the 2 & under free rule does not apply. Splash and Play is a non-themed Tot Time held twice a week to provide additional play opportunities.

For more information, visit

https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/splash-and-play.html

K9 SPLASH

Tuesday, September 3

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center 5-7 p.m.

Dogs: $10 / Person: $3 Children under 2: Free

Maximum of two dogs per family, and you must bring your dog’s most recent vaccination records in order to participate. No puppies under four months, and all dogs need to be neutered or spayed.

For more information, visit https://www.chesterfield.mo.us/k9-splash.html

AQUATICS

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For more information on holiday celebrations, turn to page 16.