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AUGUST 2019 PUBLISHER

Kelley Lamm | kelley.lamm@lifestylepubs.com Gordon Montgomery | gordon.montgomery@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Julie Brown Patton, Kathy Kaiser, Linda Jarrett CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Kids and Pets

Casey Pierce, Jason Schoenig, Karl Lund, Kathy Kaiser

FOR MANY OF US, AUGUST IS A BITTERSWEET TURNING POINT IN THE CALENDAR YEAR. Summer freedom is drawing to a close, and the school bells will be ringing any day now. While the lazy days of sipping cool beverages poolside may be numbered, this month brings a sense of renewal. New routines, new clothes and new school supplies often come to mind in August. And because we dedicated an issue to both the men and women of our community earlier this year, it would only be right to celebrate some of our cutest residents: kids and pets! There’s no doubt we have some serious pet lovers in Chesterfield with a bond between humans and animals that is so special. Meet a few of them and read on page 26 about their four-legged friend, Pepper, having a great time at Dream Play Recreation and around the city. We also whipped up a recipe for homemade dog treats so you can spoil your loyal companions. When’s the last time you had family portraits taken—or action shots of your kids

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

playing sports? Jason Schoenig captures incredible photographs of kids doing what

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kids do best. Cheers to another wonderful month ahead as Chesterfield Lifestyle cel-

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ebrates community and is inspired by you.

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

And don't forget to join publishers Gordon Montgomery and Kelley LammMontgomery each Saturday morning, 10 a.m. to noon on 590-AM The Fan and on your 590 phone app for the "She Said, He Said" show for summertime entertainment. Enjoy meeting local businesses, celebrities, authors and organizations making a dif-

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ference in the community.

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Chance Stoudt, Haylee Thompson, Pepper the puppy, Aiden Albers, Elaina Thompson, Addison Blackford, Kylan Stoudt PHOTOGRAPHY BY CASEY PIERCE 10

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2019 FEATURES 20 A Horse Lover's Paradise Property on the Market Offers Best of Country Living with City Close By

26 Best of the Best Play and Fitness Equipment Turning Yards into Dreamy Playgrounds

38 Local Executive Helps Underprivileged Children Mercy Executive Vice President and Care to Learn St. Louis Chair, Donn Sorensen

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44 Blues Fan Bleeds Blue Money What Happens when Sports Fans Keep the Faith

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20 Open House 26 Locally Owned 30 Food & Wine 38 Giving Back 43 Realty Report 44 Inspired By 50 Artistâ€™s Palette 56 Lifestyle Calendar 62 Animal Kingdom

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Spirit Air Show to Come to Chesterfield Sept. 7-8 The annual Spirit of St. Louis Air Show and STEM Expo (interactive science, technology, engineering and mathematics event) will be hosted in Chesterfield Sept. 7-8. Presented by Boeing, this forum highlights great resources the local community has in support of the St. Louis aerospace heritage. Email Info@Spirit-Airshow.com or purchase tickets online at Spirit-AirShow.com. PHOTOGRAPHY BY SPIRIT AIR SHOW

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PARKWAY EARNS ANOTHER GREEN RIBBON SCHOOL Highcroft

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Chesterfield, along with Claymont Elementary, were two more Parkway School District communities named as 2019 National Green Ribbon Schools. Parkway received two of only four green ribbon awards given to schools in Missouri from the U.S. Department of Education. Parkway now has six National Green Ribbon Schools—Bellerive and Green Trails elementary schools were awarded in 2018. Additionally, McKelvey Elementary and North High were named Green Ribbon Schools in 2017.

TRIBUTE TO ONE OF CHESTERFIELD'S FIRST CITY LEADERS One of Chesterfield's founding city council members, Barry Flachsbart, passed away at age 81. He remained fiercely dedicated to the city—he'd actually been at a council session the week of his death. Barry headed Citizens for Chesterfield, which led to the city becoming incorporated. He was elected to the council in 1989 and served as mayor pro tem before becoming acting mayor during October 2010 when then-Mayor John Nations resigned to head of bi-state development. Barry again served as mayor pro tem during 2016-2017. Barry headed several committees during his service.

AUTHENTIC ITALIAN GROCERIES ADDED TO CHESTERFIELD'S MIX

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soups, mac-and-cheese dishes, kids meals, des-

Italian deli and grocery department. They've also

serts, Cinnabon rolls and freshly baked bread. The

increased their catering options. They offer fresh

restaurant participates in Uber Eats, GrubHub and

bread from The Hill on a daily basis, too.

DoorDash, as well as offers handcrafted catering.

Some of the Italian products they provide are

Schlotzsky's is a privately held franchise chain

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POLICE OFFICER CELEBRATES THREE DECADES OF SERVICE

plant, paint or specialty August "nite" theme. During

Chesterfield Police Department Officer Matt

"plant nite," customers create their own rose bowl

Pousson recently was recognized for 30 years of

terrarium with custom sand art, seashells, rocks,

law enforcement service. His veteran leadership

pearls, moss and two beautiful air plants. Many of

and job knowledge especially was acknowl-

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NEW RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITY IN CHESTERFIELD STILL EXPANDING A newly opened, state-of-the-art 295,000-squarefeet facility in Chesterfield expands the capacity of Pfizer professionals dedicated to researching and developing potential medicines and vaccines. The new campus ultimately will employ 600-plus people, bringing more than 80 new STEM positions to the area, according to Pfizer sources. Chesterfield-based Pfizer researchers, who are a part of the company's BioTherapeutics Pharmaceutical Sciences organization, specialize in developing products and product candidates for vaccines, rare diseases and genetic medicines, oncology, inflammation and immunology, as well as internal medicine. Adekunle Olatunbosun Onadipe, an associate research fellow in Pfizer's Bioprocess Research and Development group, leads the search for the ‘best cell’ among the many cells that are made in the Missouri lab. “We're looking for sustained performance, a seasoned rockstar, not a one-hit wonder,” Adekunle says.

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“It’s peaceful, serene and private. Living here is like being on vacation every day of the year,” she says, adding that plentiful windows enable year-round opportunities to enjoy the beautiful vistas around the home. “You can enjoy horses in your own back yard, with quick and easy access to the stable. Plus, Wild Horse Creek Road is one of the most scenic drives in all of St. Louis. Folks out for a pleasure drive and numerous cycling groups and clubs love it out here,” explains Tammy. “Our neighbors include numerous wildlife, turkeys, geese, deer, cattle, horses and chickens.” She adds that hosting intimate family gatherings or large soirees on the property become magical times for everyone involved. Associated schools with this property include Pond Elementary, Rockwood Valley Middle School and Lafayette High School. The oversized, detached garage has space for two vehicles. Another structure on the property can serve as a third garage, bonus building or even as a shed or workshop. To request a personal tour of the property exclusively offered and owned by realtor Tammy Moore-Wachter, email

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“DINNER + A MOVIE = DATE NIGHT” IS HEADING OUT UNDER THE STARS IN AUGUST. Venture to a place with the best bourbon-glazed salmon on either side of the river and bask in the nostalgia of seeing your next film at a local drive-in that’s celebrating its 70th year—and believe it or not, it’s all just 45 minutes from Chesterfield! 30

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DINE BEFORE THE MOVIE AT FLETCHERS KITCHEN AND TAP Whether you enjoy steaks, seafood or incredible sandwiches and salads, you don’t have to travel too far on the Illinois side to find Fletcher’s Kitchen and Tap. Fletcher’s is located in West Belleville, and they are the home of my favorite dish—their incredible bourbon-glazed salmon. But if a little lighter fare is what you’re craving, Fletcher’s also features brick-oven pizzas that are to die for as well, thus providing something for everyone in your entourage to enjoy! Fletchers also has a new location at 1524 Clinton Hills Drive, in Swansea, Illinois, which you might want to try for your next trip over the Poplar Street Bridge. 6101 West Main St., Belleville, Ill. 618.239.3317 OUTDOOR MOVIE VENUE: SKYVIEW DRIVE-IN THEATER Travel only 1 1/2 miles down Frank Scott Parkway to enjoy an outdoor movie venue like no other. Celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, the nostalgic Skyview Drive-In combines the feel of yesteryear, with a digital outdoor movie experience like no other. With two screens and FM radio sound, you can enjoy newly released films all week long, starting at dusk. The Skyview Drive-In brings the world of movies to life while you relax either in your car or in the great outdoors,

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forced to join forces to not only save their families,

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and those fears follow them throughout their lives. So we try to make those first set of visits as welcoming and relaxing as we can,” Dr. Jonathan Silva, owner of Chesterfield Family Dentistry, says. Dr. Jon knows a few things about motivating youths. He’s been coaching youth sports, especially lacrosse, for many years. He enjoys time with his niece and nephew. Additionally, he literally grew up in the office of his father, Dr. Herbert Silva, who was a West St. Louis County area dentist for 40-plus years. To counteract fear in kids during dental visits, Dr. Jon and his team incorporate a spectrum of interesting props and popular child figures to help communicate with young patients. Take, for example, their entertaining appeal through Sammy the Snake, a yellow and orange puppet with a tremendous toothbrush, who tells stories about what it’s like for snakes to often be unsubstantially feared. In the reception area, children can read about Curious George’s first dental visit. Or, children can watch Peppa the Pig, Disney movies or sporting events. Down the hall, patients hope to get their pictures on the wall through the practice’s Cavity-Free Club. Chesterfield Family Dentistry young patients can take home their “All-Star Brusher” certificate with stickers and kid-style brushes, because prevention is the best cure, reminds Dr. Jon. He says patients help decide whether popular characters, such as the Avengers or Disney princesses, are the best brushers.

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“One of the most common questions I get from young patients is about what new prizes are in the treasure chest,” Dr. Jon says. He delights in explaining to youths that the best brushers are not ones who race through the process and finish first. “Everyone should brush for two minutes, twice a day. And they like to guess what those times should be,” he adds. He also offers floss threaders with animal holders. After using a disclosing solution that reveals through purple or pink hues which teeth have been missed in brushing, children also can view photos of their mouth and be guided through how to reach those crucial spaces. “Our rule of thumb is that until a kid can lace up their own hightops and tie a double knot, their dexterity isn’t good enough to thoroughly brush their teeth by themselves. So, we recommend they receive help through that period,” Dr. Jon says. His commitment to getting children to brush properly goes so above-and-beyond, he’s developed a procedure that involves a rock ‘n’ roll-jiggle dance routine. “Because every tooth wants to dance,” he jokes. Chesterfield Family Dentistry patients also receive goodbye parties for teeth, after which Dr. Jon uses his magic wand to complete the deed. To round out dental education, Dr. Jon tells young patients about the sugar bunnies—or sugar bugs—that linger in their mouth. As the tale goes, these creatures start as bunnies. The more they eat and grow, the more mess they make. He gets children to recognize that mess has only one place to go: in their mouths. Once they get good and grossed out, and intrigued, he shares that those bunnies can transform into bigger bugs, which only make bigger messes. Yuck. By that time, who wouldn’t be reaching for a toothbrush and twice as much toothpaste? In addition to youth dentistry, the practice handles family, general and cosmetic dentistry, plus dental emergencies. Dr. Jon says his hygienists and dental assistants can handle up to five siblings simultaneously, or some combination of family members, so multiple trips or waiting through back-to-back appointments may be avoided. 13463 Olive Blvd. 314.878.9808 ChesterfieldfFamilyDentistry.com

Dr. Jon Silva, owner of Chesterfield Family Dentistry, assures his practice's dental team focuses on positive reinforcement with children, seeking to encourage them and help them feel special. He says it's vital that a child's first dental visit is a nurturing, patient and friendly experience.

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GIVING BACK

Local Executive Helps Underprivileged Children

MERCY EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CARE TO LEARN ST. LOUIS CHAIR, DONN SORENSEN, WANTS KIDS BORN INTO POVERTY TO SUCCEED

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HAVE THE SAME CHANCES IN LIFE AS DO THEIR MORE AFFLUENT CLASSMATES. As executive vice president for Mercy, Donn’s role as chair of Care to Learn—Greater St. Louis Region Advisory gives him the opportunity to do just that. In 2007, Springfield, Missouri, resident and humanitarian Doug Pitt saw the poverty statistics in his hometown growing, and he decided to take action. After reaching out to some of his influential friends in the Southwest Missouri area, he formed Care to Learn, a statewide organization that targets students with unmet health, hunger and hygiene needs that keep them from reaching their scholastic potential.

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struggling to stay in school because of poverty issues,” Donn says. “We came up with Care to Learn as a way to get money in the hands of teachers without any bureaucracy, and when a hero teacher sees a student struggling from any health, hunger or hygiene issue, they can fix that issue then and there.” The organization raises money by doing fundraisers such as galas or golf tournaments. “The generational poverty and achievement gap is growing, and it’s growing fast,” he says. “Poverty is insidious.”

“HISTORY WILL REPEAT ITSELF, BUT IF WE CAN GET THAT CHILD THROUGH GRADUATION, HE OR SHE CAN NOW GET A JOB, MAKE MONEY AND MOVE ALONG IN THEIR LIVES.” —DONN SORENSEN “One of four children are born into poverty in this region, and the only way a child can break out of the poverty cycle is education,” Donn says. “But if poverty itself is keeping that kid from getting an education, that’s the insidious part, and that’s what we’re trying to solve.” Poverty and its ensuing problems, such as hunger, health and hygiene issues can keep children from attending school, and when they do attend, they can have trouble paying attention to the teachers. “If they’re hungry, they can’t focus,” Donn says. “If they don’t have clothes or hygiene products, the last thing they’re going to think about is education, because they’re just thinking about survival.” “So, kids in poverty underachieve other kids by quite a bit, and by the fifth grade, they are averaging third-grade levels,” he says. “Do you know how many kids in the Greater St. Louis area are homeless?” Donn asks. “How many will be sleeping on the street tonight? Two-thousand kids will sleep on the street tonight, and they don’t deserve that.” Care to Learn finds out about student needs from the school districts who have been approached by a superintendent, principal, school teacher or, sometimes, a school bus driver. “We tell them we will help them and give them some start-up money, but they need to engage their community and do fundraisers,” Donn says. Donn has many stories about students helped by Care to Learn.

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“IF A KID STAYS IN THE CYCLE AND SEES MOM AND DAD NOT WORKING AND MAKING BAD DECISIONS, AND DOESN’T HAVE WHAT HE NEEDS TO STAY IN SCHOOL, HE’LL DO THE SAME THING.”

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“A teacher noticed two brothers weren’t going down to the lunchroom, and she found out the boys were hiding out in the boys’ room,” he says. “They didn’t have money for lunch and were too embarrassed to go to the lunchroom and sit with the rest of the kids.” Care to Learn got a locker in the principal’s office and stocked it with food for the boys to come in, get some food and go down and have lunch with the rest of the kids. “In another case, a teacher noticed that, all of a sudden, a boy wasn’t concentrating in school and was sick a lot, so she did a little sleuthing and found out that the mother had lost her job,” Donn says. “She didn’t have food or the right things in the home, so the boy was missing school.” Care to Learn got food and other items the family needed. “A teacher saw this girl, a senior, who had been doing well in school, but then she started missing days, having behavior issues, and the teacher thought something wasn’t

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BDRMS

BATHS

Creve Coeur Crossing

$115,000

$113,400

99%

Gardens of Broadmoor

$165,000

$162,500

98%

Brandywine

$175,000

100%

Kehrs Mill Farm

$170,000

$178,200

105%

Oak

$204,900

$200,000

98%

2.5

Kehrs Mill Farm

$269,900

$260,000

96%

Sycamore

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$310,000

104%

2.5

Cedar Springs

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$348,000

99%

Scarborough

$410,000

100%

Villas at Chesterfield Bluffs

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$419,900

99%

3.5

Stonehill Village

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$425,000

94%

2.5

Thousand Oaks

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$428,000

101%

2.5

Ladue Trails

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$480,000

102%

3.5

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$485,000

102%

3.5

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$490,000

98%

3.5

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$558,000

101%

3.5

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BLUES FAN BLEEDS BLUE MONEY WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SPORTS FANS KEEP THE FAITH ARTICLE JULIE BROWN PATTON

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INSPIRED BY

(CON TI N U ED)

“This team, this city, these fans deserved the Stanley Cup way more than I deserve $12,000, $40,000 or $100,000. I wasn’t about to do anything to misguide it,” Scott says. “Sometimes in life, you just have to go with instinct and unwavering faith and let the big guy up above decide what happens!” Since collecting his winnings, Scott says he returned to work. “I just went to a conference in Orlando, and prospective clients walked up to our booth and asked for pictures with ‘the $100,000 Blues guy.’ It’s been truly surreal.” The first thing Scott bought with his winnings was a night out with friends. Then he did a giant barbecue for his dad on Father’s Day. Then he had to pay off his Stub Hub credit card, as he was racking up more expenses post-season. “I plan to donate to the Blues for Kids charity,” says Scott, who recommends counting blessings every day and always giving back some to help others. He says he’s so proud of St. Louis. “It feels so good to have something we can collectively gather around and celebrate. It’s much, much broader than just sports and a championship,” he adds. Kudos to Gracie for her part, as she must’ve been channeling the positive vibes from Barclay, this year’s Blues therapy dog in training.

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Children 6-11 years old are welcome

ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE

residents is $3. For nonresidents, it is

when they are accompanied by an adult and younger child. Entry for

Chesterfield Valley Athletic Complex

$4, and for adults, it is free.

Coed teams will play on Monday nights, play

and

men’s

leagues

Tuesdays,

will

Wednesdays

and Thursdays. Each league is a sixweek doubleheader league. Teams

FIRST RESPONDERS APPRECIATION DAY AT THE POOL Chesterfield Aquatic Center

All first responders can relax at the

THE BIG RIGS CONCERT

First responders who show identi-

pool and then visit Backstoppalooza at the Chesterfield Amphitheater.

Chesterfield Amphitheater

fication will receive free entry with

games, plus one playoff game. See

The Big Rigs started in the upstairs

another paid admission.

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began as a gig at a birthday party has blossomed into something else

altogether. Cover tunes eventually

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

based heavily on a three-part vocal

The

harmony and a roots country vibe.

Festival of Nations is the region’s

evolved into what would become

Faust Park

their own original sound, a sound

Scott Laytham and Karl Holmes will be performing. Slated food options include Satchmo's Bar and Grill, Kona Ice, Stickman Watermelon Co., S'more of That and Papa Murphy's. For 32 years,

the

Chesterfield

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FESTIVAL OF NATIONS Tower Grove Park

largest

International multicultural

Institute’s celebration,

with more than 40 booths, non-

SCIFEST

with unique gifts from around the

stop dance and music, arts and crafts and an international bazaar

St. Louis Science Center

world. More than 125,000 visitors

presented

Meet local scientists, innovators and

will gather for two days to celebrate

these free summer concerts to the

other experts for a behind-the-scenes

the many cultures of our region’s

Chesterfield community.

look at real science. SciFest is a series

newcomers and long-timers. Visit

of weekend expos designed specifi-

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a new hobby; show young scientists what it takes to become

Chesterfield Aquatic Center

ian and meet real professionals in

Enjoy one last Friday night at the

science and technology.

pool with the family before schools starts. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., and the movie will start at 8 p.m. Certain parts of the facility will be closed for this event. There will be

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give partici-

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pants the opportunity to see multi-

experience in defensive handling and

ple species of birds of prey with the

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over their heads. It is free to all ages;

behavior consultants, veterinarians,

no registration is required.

shelter staff, animal control officers or

$2 off regular admission.

Chesterfield Family Aquatic Center

program

will

During this time in the leisure pool,

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kids 5 years old and younger can

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24 BACKSTOPPALOOZA

Chesterfield Amphitheater

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children of all local police officers,

firefighters, publicly-funded para-

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THE ART FAIR AT QUEENY PARK Queeny Park

This annual Labor Day Art Fair will

be hosted on Aug. 30 and Sept. 1. It's presented by the Greater St. Louis

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31 JAPANESE FESTIVAL

Missouri Botanical Garden

Celebrating the history, culture and people

Japan,

the

Japanese

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