celebrating44 YEaRS

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celebrating44 YEaRS

2015 INNSBROOK NEWSLETTER
celebrating 44 Years
On e a rth
there is no heaven,
bu t
there are pieces of it.
— Jules Renard, 1864-1910
what’s inside
Notes from Ed & Charlie........................................................ 3
Summer Breeze Concerts..................................................... 6
Innsbrook Institute................................................................. 9
Camp Innsbrook/Summer Workshops.........................10
Innsbrook Unplugged...........................................................12
The Clubhouse.........................................................................14
News and Notes......................................................................16
Golf Course Updates.............................................................18
Amenity Update......................................................................19
Anniversary Party..................................................................20
Calendar of Events . ..............................................................23
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COVER PHOTO BY: Carolyn Mooney Photos by: (clockwise from top left) Innsbrook Staff, Marge Rosenthal, Bob Keefe, Jennifer Davey
inside innsbrook
“Smooth Sailing” by Carol Kappel
welcome -to our- 44 season
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CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN
There is a poignant Cherokee Proverb that is:
“Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today”
Innsbrook’s 44th year is already a year of change as we
transition to our successors and embrace a WHOLE lot
of change with renovations, new projects, activities,
menus, facilities, infrastructure, land acquisition,
products, etc., etc.
Many of these things, I personally would hesitate to
tackle at my age, but with our younger management
and capable and enthusiastic organization … we move
forward, but retain our basic traditions, philosophies
and ethics.
“Rapid Waters in the Forest” by Carolyn Mooney
With over 3,000 property owners, some in their
fourth generation, and many of who have owned
multiple chalets, condos, lots and homes, have given
us a big vote of confidence.
Innsbrook is still fun for me … and watching it evolve
and improve is exciting!
Enjoy the season!
Ed Boyce
“Pretty in Pink” by Cynthia Bowers
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A NOTE FROM CHARLIE
Greetings from Innsbrook and welcome to our 44th season!
Well it must finally be spring. Or at least it appears so by my weather
rock: hot (once), cold (some days), wet (a lot), covered in hail (yep,
it’s spring!!). And as spring is often the season most filled with
anticipation and excitement, so is the tenor of our community and the
spirit in which we publish our newsletter Innsight.
I’m honored to open the season with this letter to our community and it
is a treat to share an overview of all the great events and happenings in
store for us this year.
“Granddad and Grandson Fishing” by Anne Willis
As is tradition, we’ll be formally kicking off the season with our
Memorial Day Celebrations and Anniversary party. These events
are perfect for rekindling and reconnecting with the families and
friends that many of you haven’t seen since before the winter months.
Personally, I love to see the mix of our newest members of Innsbrook
alongside the multi-generational IBK’ers. Although, I must admit, that
now I’m the guy saying “Your son/daughter is how old now? I remember
when you first bought your cabin back in 19xx and the kids were in
diapers. My how the time flies!” Ugh. But as such, this is one of the
many strengths of our community. Traditions are infused with the
younger and newer generations and together we are making Innsbrook
more vibrant and relevant to our lives now more than ever.
Between the infusions (and a few transfusions) our popular hangouts
will be better than ever in ’15. The Clubhouse Bar & Grille was stripped
down to the bones and rebuilt to better serve our customers in an
atmosphere of fun and comfort that will meet the needs of all the IBK
generations from the tiny tikes to the young at heart. Along with the
great additions to the bar, dining areas, kids’ area and staff—and quite
importantly—we’ve completely re-equipped the kitchen and doubled its
size in the process.
“Log Cabin Duo” by Mike Gualdoni
The 2015 concert season will be our finest yet. From classical to classic
rock, from Beethoven to Bono and Zac Brown to Funky Butt, you will
be entertained by some of the finest musicians and bands around.
We are thrilled to share the news that marquee musicians from around
the globe will be returning to IBK for our Institute’s Summer Music
Festival and Academy. Our Artistic Director and St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra Concertmaster, David Halen, has brought back our good
friends Wendy Chen, Chee-Yun, Grace Park and more for what will
certainly be a series you will not want to miss.
One of the finest traditions and events we have is our annual
Independence Day Celebration.
The day will be most memorable in the history of America …
It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade … bonfires and
illuminations [fireworks] from one end of this continent to the
other, from this time forward forevermore.
— John Adams, July 3, 1776
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“All Decked Out” by Kelly Ford
Thank you President Adams, I couldn’t agree more!
E v ery body
needs beauty as well as bread,
places to pl ay in and pr ay in ,
where nature may heal and
give strength to body and soul.
— John Muir
“Honor Our Freedom” by Ken Allman
Fireworks celebrate a special moment in time. The tradition marks time
for generations. They strengthen community as friends, family and
neighbors gather for a shared experience. And they’re fun! This show
would not be possible without the generous support of our community,
and I thank each of you that contribute for your valued generosity.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day our community will enjoy a lineup
of events, celebrations, activities, camps, concerts, workshops, races,
regattas, tournaments, shows and parties that any major city would be
thrilled to have in their portfolio. This would not be possible if not for
the countless hours of dedicated IBK volunteers. We are all indebted to
these acts of community service; please join me in thanking them when
you see them.
The French author Jules Renard once commented, “On earth there is
no heaven, but there are pieces of it.” I believe we all share a piece of
heaven with the natural beauty that envelops us at Innsbrook, and I
also believe that this is the fundamental common denominator that
we share. Be it primal, tribal, karma or kismet, a few moments spent
travelling our trails or back roads can be magical.
“Tri at Innsbrook” by Cynthia Bowers
May you take the time this season to enjoy the unique Innsbrook
experience. Have fun. Be a good neighbor.
As always, we welcome any opportunity to hear from you; your
comments, questions and constructive criticism have helped to shape
the Innsbrook community.
Sincerely,
Charlie Boyce, President & CEO
“Heading Home Tyrolean Trail Crossing” by Gary Barton
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dancing the night away
No matter what type of music you personally enjoy, our Summer Breeze concerts are a popular community event, where
neighbors gather and catch up over a picnic, kids play Frisbee and make up their own creative games, and everyone enjoys
an evening under the stars. From pop and dance to rock and country and spanning the decades, each concert is a great
way to unwind and cap off a fun and fulfilling summer day at Innsbrook. There’s a concert nearly every weekend of the
summer, we hope you’ll make it out to the Farmhouse Field for each and every one! All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m.*
For more information call ext. 180.
Dirty Muggs
May 24
Kicking off the 2015 season of Summer Breeze is the high-energy, can’t
stop dancing sounds and moves of the Dirty Muggs. This band can play
it all with covers from Prince, Journey, Al Green, Justin Timberlake,
Bruno Mars, and more. Dirty Muggs’ choreography, musical prowess,
and cast of entertainers are sure to capture the hearts of Innsbrook
fans. The Dirty Muggs will have you on your feet and showing off your
moves before the sun goes down on Memorial Day weekend!
Well Hungarians
May 30
Also back this year by popular demand are the Well Hungarians, whose
musical repertoire covers a wide spectrum of songs from the ‘70s to
current hits. The band’s performances include original music as well
as country, rock and classic cover songs ranging from the Zac Brown
Band to Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Well Hungarians have extensive longterm professional recording and live playing experience. Let’s welcome
them back to Innsbrook!
Resurrection
June 20
Don’t stop believin’—because the concert schedule continues to rock
on June 20. Coming to us all the way from Nashville is Journey tribute
band Resurrection. The band says that, “Whether you’re a hard-core
Journey fan, a newly converted one, or just want to relive a special part
of your life through a shared musical adventure, you will be captured
by the moment listening to ‘Resurrection—A Journey Tribute’ and
soaring from the experience long after the party’s over!”
Funky Butt Brass Band June 27
The Funky Butt Brass Band returns to Innsbrook this year, taking classic
New Orleans brass tunes and giving them a twist. According to the
uniquely-titled band, “The term ‘funky butt’ has a storied place in New
Orleans history. It was the title of a dance, a Buddy Bolden trumpet tune
and, in the early part of the 20th century when jazz was new, the Union
Sons of Honor Hall in the backatown district of New Orleans became the
Funky Butt Dance Hall at night.”
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*Cancellation policy for outdoor concerts: In the case of inclement weather we will NOT move the event indoors to the riding arena. If the
weather is deemed to be too wet or severe to hold the event, the event will be canceled. You can check Facebook, the Aspen Center Front Desk, and
the security gates for updates on cancellations. The decision to cancel an event will not be made until 5 p.m. on the day of the event.
summer concerts
Breakfast Club July 3
A big Innsbrook hit—the Breakfast Club is a high energy rock/dance
‘80s tribute band, whose every song is a chart-topper that brings down
the house and will have you exclaiming, “I love this song!” Moonwalk
down memory lane with the Breakfast Club as they spin you right
round to all the radical sounds, styles, and way cool dance steps from
the 1980s in their over-the-top retro attire. This show will inspire you
to break out moves you never knew you had!
Rattle & Hum KC July 11
This band was disappointed to fall victim to a rainout last year, but
they couldn’t wait to come back and perform at Innsbrook for the first
time! Rattle & Hum will share the spirit of U2 with the Innsbrook
audience. The band is relentless in their dedication to playing their
set list with passion and energy, and always wins over any crowd they
play for. Rattle & Hum are based in Kansas City, but are taking the
Innsbrook stage to perform songs from U2’s vast catalog, from their
1980 debut album to the present.
Old Salt Union July 18
Old Salt Union takes their modern bluegrass and country sounds
on the road, heading to Innsbrook out of Belleville, Ill., for their
Summer Breeze debut. The band says that they “stretch the boundaries
of traditional bluegrass music by incorporating in-depth musical
arrangements, a catchy hook and an uncanny pop sensibility.” Old Salt
Union was named Best Country Band in 2014 by the Riverfront Times,
who also named them Best Bluegrass Band in 2013.
My Friend Mike July 25
The variety/piano music of My Friend Mike comes to the Innsbrook
stage on July 25. The band covers the latest Top 40 hits along with
soulful Motown classics, country, rock and anything in between.
My Friend Mike has been featured at many of St. Louis’ premier events
and venues including the Cardinals’ home opener rally at Keiner Plaza,
the St. Louis Zoo and citywide Fourth of July celebrations.
Serapis August 1
Kicking off August is Serapis, who has played at Innsbrook’s
Memorial Day celebration before. This group has been together
playing authentic rock music in the St. Louis area since 1982. Serapis
is a classic American band in every sense of the word. Originating
in garages of a Midwestern town, these guys honed their craft with
millions of hours logged on stages nationwide. From the beginning,
their choice has always been to play “something different”—to
champion the unsung heroes.
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Vote for Pedro August 8
You don’t want to miss this exhilarating party band! Vote for Pedro
brings the party back to Innsbrook for a night of Top 40 hits under
the stars. This band covers the entire spectrum of popular music,
with a playlist that runs the gamut from modern and classic rock
to plenty of dance tunes to shake to. Last year, members of Vote for
Pedro collaborated with St. Louis Symphony musicians (including
concertmaster and Innsbrook property owner David Halen) in
performances to raise money for local institutions!
Dogs of Society August 15
After your feet recover from the dance party with Vote for Pedro,
welcome Elton John tribute band Dogs of Society. Dogs of Society
deliver a rockin’ musical experience faithful to the spirit of the classic
Elton John recordings. Inspired by Elton John from the earliest years,
band member John Gore knew piano was the instrument for him.
Elton’s soaring melodies, trippy lyrics and killer rock hooks led John
to form Dogs of Society in 2012. The group will make their Innsbrook
debut and put on an energetic rock show that’s perfect for all ages!
Dr. Zhivegas August 22
Rock ‘n roll meets dance funk when Midwest party rock band Dr.
Zhivegas returns to Innsbrook on August 22. Always rocking, always
compelling, always playing your favorite songs, Dr. Zhivegas is a live
21st century Juke Box! The band has been a mainstay in the St. Louis
music scene and their high-energy performance is one you won’t want
to miss.
Seven Bridges Road August 29
With its delicate and haunting six-string intricacies, Seven Bridges
Road has set out to recall the legend that is the Eagles, with a richlylayered recreation worthy of the legacy of Don Henley and the boys.
Come out for this concert and hear all the hits that made the Eagles
one of the world’s best-selling bands of all time. Popular songs by the
Eagles include Hotel California, Take it Easy, Life in the Fast Lane
and Desperado.
Butch Wax & The Hollywoods September 5
In the Summer Breeze Concert Series finale, Butch Wax & The
Hollywoods return to Innsbrook to help your family celebrate Labor
Day Weekend. Together for three decades, this band will make you
get up and shake it with all the oldies and dance music from the ‘60s
and ‘70s, as well as Motown hits. Butch Wax & The Hollywoods have
performed at Innsbrook several times, and say it’s a favorite place to
play. Their performance style is funky, soulful and fun.
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innsbrook institute
celebrating our 15
th
season
Picture a warm summer’s evening where
the air is still and the stars are shining
bright overhead.
A feeling of contentment spreads over you and a beautiful
melody breaks through the night from the strings of
a single violin. Listen closely as the melody becomes
harmony as violins, violas and cellos join in to wrap you
in a sweet symphony of sound.
June 5-13, 2015, we invite you to immerse yourself in
the splendid compositions of Bach, Beethoven, Brahms,
Strauss, Rachmaninoff and numerous other composers,
stunningly performed here in Innsbrook by some of the
finest musicians playing today.
In celebration of the 15th season of the Innsbrook Institute
Summer Music Academy and Festival, the Institute
welcomes new artists Nozomi Khudyev, Matt Zalkind
and Beth Guterman, and is pleased to welcome back patron
favorites Wendy Chen, Chee-Yun, Grace Park, Simone
Porter, Blake Pouliot and the Calidore String Quartet.
And the musical feast would not be complete without
St. Louis Symphony concertmaster and Institute Artistic
Director David Halen overseeing the programming and
delighting audiences with his passionate performances.
The Innsbrook Institute Summer Music Academy and
Festival is the premier regional summer music event,
hosting aspiring string students, world-renowned
professional musicians and classical chamber music
patrons for nine glorious days of musical delights here
in beautiful Innsbrook. Founded in 2001 by Innsbrook
founder Ed Boyce and St. Louis Symphony concertmaster
David Halen, the Institute has hosted hundreds of student
musicians for study and lessons, and welcomed worldrenowned artists to delight audiences at nightly chamber
music concerts.
Welcome to the 15th anniversary season of the Innsbrook
Institute Summer Music Academy and Festival!
Have questions about the Innsbrook Institute?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit innsbrookinstitute.org or call (636)928-3366 ext. 218.
This year’s artists include: the Calidore String Quartet, Chee-Yun, David Halen, Wendy Chen, Nozomi Khudyev, Simone Porter, and more.
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learning, sharing, & creating together
in the Great Outdoors
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for the kids
Camp Innsbrook
Summer Workshops
Memorial Day Party
Saturday, May 23, 2-5 p.m.
Camp Rock
Monday-Wednesday, June 8-10,
9 a.m.-noon (ages 6-9) and 1-4 p.m. (ages 10-15)
Open to all Innsbrook property owner kids and grandkids,
Camp Innsbrook is dedicated to helping children explore
art and nature in a relaxed setting. Everything we do
at Camp Innsbrook emphasizes fun and discovery in
nature. This year’s schedule of Camp Innsbrook weekend
events brings together nature, art and family for engaging
summer fun. See the calendar of events, starting on page
23, for full details and locations.
Amazing Race
Saturday, June 6, 10 a.m.-noon
Family Campout
Saturday-Sunday, June 6-7, 6:30 p.m.
Weeklong Camp Innsbrook #1
Monday-Thursday, June 15-18, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Friday, June 19, 9 a.m.-noon and 6-8:30 p.m.
Weeklong Camp Innsbrook #2 Sold Out
Monday-Thursday, July 13-16, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Friday, July 17, 9 a.m.-noon and 6-8:30 p.m.
Sand Sculpture Contest
Saturday, July 25, 4 p.m.
Rock Skipping Contest
Saturday, July 25, 5 p.m.
Cardboard Boat Race
Saturday, August 1, 12:30 p.m.
Family Camp Innsbrook: Hawaiian Luau
Saturday, September 5, 3 p.m.
Pinewood Derby
Saturday, September 26, 1 p.m.
Fall Fest
Saturday, October 3, 7 p.m.
Many of our Innsbrook families who are recreational
owners love spending their summers here at our 7,500acre playground. Our Summer Workshops are great
exploration opportunities beyond going to the beach or
exploring our nature trails and are led by experts in their
respective fields.
Three-Day Tennis
Wednesday-Friday, June 10-12 or
Monday-Wednesday, June 22-24,
8:30-9:30 a.m. (ages 8-12); 9:30-10:30 a.m. (ages 5-7);
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (junior high and high school)
Minecraft Adventure Camp Almost Sold Out
Monday-Wednesday, June 29-July 1,
9 a.m.-noon; (ages 6-12)
Two-Day Tennis
Thursday-Friday, July 2-3,
8:30-9:30 a.m. (ages 8-12); 9:30-10:30 a.m. (ages 5-7);
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (junior high and high school)
Zombie Film Camp Almost Sold Out
Monday-Wednesday, July 20-22,
9 a.m.-noon (ages 6-9) and 1-4 p.m. (ages 10-15)
Have questions about Camp Innsbrook or
Summer Workshops? Call us at (636)928-3366 ext. 180
or email [email protected].
Please note that you must pre-register online for all camps.
Trunk or Treat
Saturday, October 24, 4 p.m.
Passport to Adventure Program
This program is an extra incentive for kids to pack their bags and
explore Innsbrook! Collect stamps in an IBK passport for participating in
selected events. Open to kids ages 6 to 15, adventurers will win special
prizes along the way! Pick up your Passport to Adventure at the Memorial
Day Party. Learn more and find Passport to Adventure events online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/community/kids/passport. Stop by the
Property Management Building or email [email protected]
to receive your passport and let the FUN begin!
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innsbrook: unplugged
We’ve always said Innsbrook is centered
around two of life’s most important
things: family and nature.
We keep that theme in mind through planning all of our
property owner events throughout the year. With access
to technology increasing at light speed, we felt we needed
to up our game in trying to help families spend more time
together in nature—having ‘organic’ fun without any apps
necessary. That’s why we’ve planned Innsbrook’s first-ever
official Unplugged Weekend. Now, if you ask Ed Boyce,
Les Buechele, Charlie Boyce and Chip Wobbe—they can
probably tell you about plenty of unplugged weekends
they’ve had at Innsbrook. But that was before (we won’t
say how long before) cell phones were in the hand of
seemingly everyone.
One of the great things about being unplugged is not
having to worry about every teenager’s nightmare—the
phone battery dying. You don’t have to worry about
being near an outlet at all times when your only focus
is absorbing the wonders of nature around you and
embracing time together with your loved ones.
Challenge yourself to really explore Innsbrook this
year—make a summer bucket list and experience
Innsbrook via horseback, bicycle, golf cart, paddleboat
and your own two feet! These are some of the exciting
nature stories happening at Innsbrook this year.
Eagle’s Nest Discovered in Innsbrook!
We were thrilled to discover an occupied bald eagle’s
nest earlier this year! To protect the privacy of the eagles
and the property owners in the area, we can’t divulge
the location of the nest. We don’t know how many eggs
are in the nest but are confident that there is at least one.
According to the Missouri Department of Conservation
(MDC), bald eagles add to their nest each January and
February. In Missouri, the average nest size is 5 feet wide
and 3 feet deep. Two, sometimes three, eggs are laid in
March or April. Both parents incubate the eggs for 34 to
40 days. By 10 to 11 weeks of age, eagles are feathered,
nearly full grown and able to fly from the nest. MDC
estimates that there are approximately 166 nesting pairs
in Missouri. Did you know? The term “bald” in bald eagle
actually refers to the Old English word “balde”—meaning
white—rather than without feathers.
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New Trail Maps Available This Year!
This year we will unveil brand new maps
for each Innsbrook hiking trail! These
maps will be easy to understand, pleasant
to look at, and convenient to carry along.
When the new maps are ready, you will
be able to download them online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/recreation/
nature-trails or pick up a printed copy
at the Property Management Building,
Real Estate Sales Office or Aspen Center.
Coming this Summer:
Guided Nature Hikes and Family Campout
Innsbrook wants to get you unplugged and outdoors
this year! Just put… the iPad… down. It’s OK—you can
do it! You can harvest your Hay Day crops later. Today,
we’re going on a nature hike! We’ve scheduled a number
of guided nature hikes this summer. A Missouri Master
Naturalist will tell us all about what we’re seeing along
the way. Don’t just read about nature—experience it!
The guided hikes take place June 13, July 11 and August 8
at 9 a.m. Find out more in the calendar section on page(s)
26, 28, and 29.
In addition, we’re challenging our property owners to
participate in our Unplugged Weekend Saturday-Sunday,
June 6-7. See how long you and your family members and
guests can avoid electronics! We’ll do our part to help you
by hosting a family campout on June 6 in the Farmhouse
Field. We’ll eat s’mores and enjoy activities and music with
Bo Brown. Make sure you bring your tent to Innsbrook
this weekend! Learn more on page 25.
Eagle’s Nest at Innsbrook
Attracting Birds to Your Backyard
Don’t Leave Fires Unattended
Many people enjoy the delight of feeding wild birds
throughout the year. Here are some suggestions from the
experts on what to put out for food and what to plant on
your property to attract the birds you’re aiming to set your
eyes on this year!
There’s nothing like a crackling campfire to provide the
background music to a summer evening. But it’s important
to remember a few fire safety tips. In preparing your fire
or building your fire pit, look for a spot at least 15 feet
away from shrubs, trees and other flammable objects.
Beware of low-hanging branches overhead. When starting
a fire, fill the pit with small pieces of dry wood; never rip
or cut branches from living trees. Place unused firewood
upwind and away from the fire. Keep a bucket of water and
a shovel nearby.
BLUEBIRDS
Feed: Mealworms in ground or platform
feeders. Plant: Berry-producing shrubs.
Dogwoods, sumacs, cedars, hawthorns
and similar plants provide natural
winter foods.
HUMMINGBIRDS
Feed: A nectar of four parts water to one
part sugar. Change the nectar weekly
or more often if it becomes cloudy.
Plant: Cardinal flower; jewelweed; royal
catchfly; red buckeye; columbine.
PURPLE MARTINS
Purple martins eat flying insects, so
no number of birdfeeders or type of
birdseed will attract them. Instead,
backyard birders should avoid spraying
insecticides or pesticides on lawns, trees
or shrubs, since doing so will eliminate
the single food source these birds require.
AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES
Feed: Thistle, or more accurately, Nyjer
seed, is a finch favorite. A specialty food
loved by goldfinches, purple finches and
even mourning doves. Plant: Consider
planting coneflowers, asters and
switchgrass to provide the birds with
plenty of seeds.
BALTIMORE ORIOLE
Feed: Feeding stations with fruit; orange
halves, dishes of grape jelly or specialized
nectar. You can use the same nectar for
orioles that you do for hummingbirds—
four parts water to one part sugar.
Plant: Instead of planting anything, you
can put yarn or string out in your yard.
Orioles and other backyard songbirds
will use it for their nests.
TANAGERS
Feed: Peanut butter, suet, fruit, sugar
water, mealworms, bread, cornmeal
Plant: Shrubs that produce berries.
When you’re coming inside for the day or leaving the area:
• Allow the wood to burn completely to ash, if possible;
• Pour lots of water on the fire—drown ALL embers, not
just the red ones;
• Pour until the hissing sound stops;
• Stir the campfire ashes and embers with a shovel;
• Scrape the sticks and logs to remove any embers;
• Stir and make sure logs are wet and cold to the touch.
• If you do not have water—use dirt. Mix enough dirt or
sand with the embers. Continue adding and stirring
until all material is cool. Do NOT bury the fire, as the
fire will continue to smolder and could catch roots on
fire that will eventually get to the surface.
If you see a fire left unattended, please report the exact
location to Innsbrook Security immediately. Ext. 400.
a reinvention
Property owners are in for a treat when
they visit the Clubhouse Bar and Grille
this summer as it has gone through a
complete metamorphosis this winter.
A true Innsbrook reinvention, when you open those doors
for the first time, we hope you smile from ear-to-ear at the
visual changes. Stone and wood throughout and a top-tobottom facelift with new flooring, tables, barstools, chairs,
wall coverings and lighting. And check out all the new
TVs throughout the area showing you the latest current
events and games of the day!
Even more importantly, we know that you’ll still be
smiling from ear-to-ear when you walk out those doors,
satisfied with the good quality food and great service that
the Clubhouse Bar and Grille provided. The changes aren’t
just surface level—we’ve doubled the size of the kitchen to
assure timely and consistent meals.
This isn’t just a place for golfers to have a round after
playing a round—this is a place for families to get together.
Whether it be a casual dinner before a Summer Breeze
concert or a special occasion to celebrate a graduation, the
friendly atmosphere and rustic, refined and relaxed style
of the Clubhouse Bar and Grille will be the first place
you’ll think of to grab a meal. We think you’ll love the
new personality of the restaurant and bar. From the new
décor to the mason jars and copper cups, Innsbrook has
re-defined its style!
A redesigned menu will include some
old favorites, as well as a number of
new items to try. We’ll keep our
signature fried chicken and pizza, and
we’ll bring in new and exciting entrées,
salads, sandwiches and appetizers!
The menu will include housemade
pizzas and salad dressings, and vegan
and gluten-free options. The Clubhouse Bar and Grille
will use fresh ingredients straight from local farms and
bakeries. With these changes, you’ll notice a wider variety
of higher quality foods.
We’ll also expand our beer selection to include more
local and regional craft breweries. And now we’ll focus
more on boutique wineries that offer great wines but
aren’t as well known.
The reinvention didn’t stop inside the doors of the
restaurant; you will be able to dine alfresco on the new
deck that will overlook the scenic 18th green of the golf
course. Live entertainment will set the mood for relaxing
afternoons this summer!
We can tell you about the great food, beautiful décor and
experienced staff all day, but we know you need to see it
for yourself! Whether you’ve been there 50 times or none
at all, we hope you’ll come this year to see what awaits you,
and that the Clubhouse Bar and Grille is a place you and
your family enjoy for years to come.
Meet our New Executive Chef
Serving up your Clubhouse Bar and
Grille fare will be Executive Chef
Jimmy O’Brien, who came to Innsbrook
in March of this year. He’d like to
introduce himself to you.
“I’m so happy to be at Innsbrook!
I was born in St. Louis and have been
working in kitchens since I was 15 years
old. I worked at Pietro’s on Watson and Charlie Gitto’s on the Hill.
Charlie trained me himself, and I am thankful for the time he spent
with me. I worked my way up to sous chef and then executive chef
during my seven years there.
Clubhouse Renovation Photos
Extension onto the Clubhouse for the new kitchen area.
After that I went to Tony’s downtown, followed by various
restaurants in Clayton. I worked at Bon Appetite at Washington
University as the kosher chef and sous chef. During my six years
there, I was in charge of taking care of the food for the presidential
debate in 2008. I made some beer cheese soup that President George
W. Bush loved so much, he took a gallon home with him!”
NEW! Kids’ Area Coming this Summer
In the lower-level of the Clubhouse Bar and Grille, we’ve created a
new kids’ area for the youngsters! If your kids or grandkids would
rather play with their friends than go to a restaurant with the
adults, you can take them downstairs, where we’ll have a dedicated,
on-site and in-room attendant(s).
Stonework on the new bar area in progress.
For a fee, we’ll have staff members available on Friday and Saturday
evenings to care for your kids. This new, kid-friendly space will
have cartoons, movies, games, soft seating and an art corner. Boxed
meals will also be available for purchase.
This service is only for restaurant patrons when they are dining and
is open to children ages 3 to 10.
Rustic stone and wood are featured throughout the new design.
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News & Notes
A New Way to Share IBK Photos!
Seeing all the new submissions come in to the photo contest each
year is an exciting time for us. But we wanted to make it easier for
you to share your photos taken at Innsbrook with us year-round! In
addition to emailing the photos to information@innsbrook-resort.
com, you can submit them online at www.innsbrook-resort.com/
property-owners/submit-a-photo. Show off your impressive catch,
your cute kids or your breathtaking sunset view and watch for your
photos to appear online, as our Photo of the Day on Facebook or in
our next activities calendar! Ext. 180.
Lose Something?
Innsbrook has a Lost and Found box at the Property Management
Building (PMB). Next time you find yourself missing something you
think you lost at Innsbrook, or if you find something that belongs to
someone else, call ext. 180 or bring the item to the PMB.
Visit Innsbrook’s Little Red Library
Settle in with a good book this summer! Head to Innsbrook’s Little
Red Library in the Farmhouse area (the red building holds both the
library and the Summer Breeze concert concessions stand). You may
borrow as many books as you like (there is no checkout system), then
return them when done. Donations are how we are able to stock the
shelves, so if you have books to add to the inventory, just leave them
in the bin next to the library desk. Please refer to the list under the
clock for types of books not accepted. We also have audio books!
The library is closed during events in the Farmhouse area.
Log Cabin Progress and Pavilion
If your family hasn’t been to the historic log cabin in the Alpine
Valley, make a point to do so this year! We promise, it will be well
worth your time. The Innsbrook Historical Society (IHS) has done
an incredibly impressive job restoring it—and they’re not done yet!
They’ve added a pavilion to the cabin grounds, where people can
gather for concerts, family and group gatherings and other events!
In fact, IHS is hosting its Porch Music Series again this year with
country music on May 16 and an Abraham Lincoln impersonator on
September 13. The cabin sits on a hillside overlooking the Alpine
Valley area south of Alpine Lake. Inside the cabin, you’ll find time
period relics as well as a binder with the history of the cabin and the
restoration work.
Online Resources
We strive to make it as painless as possible for you to get the
Innsbrook information you need, which is why you can find many
of our important forms on our website. Go to www.innsbrookresort.com/property-owners/forms to download the property owner
guide, guest authorization, car sticker and building permit forms
as well as helpful news items. Use the search box in the upper-right
corner of the website to query a specific form or item of interest.
Ext. 180.
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community news
Pest Control Services
Innsbrook Services is happy to announce that, due to
customer demand, we are adding pest control services
to our list of professional services offered to property
owners! For homes occupied full time, we recommend
spring and fall treatments. For seasonal homes and chalets,
we suggest an additional summertime tune-up. Additional
treatments are available on an as-needed/requested basis.
Please call for a free estimate. Ext. 191.
Register Your Guests
Make it easier for your guests, other property owners,
Security and yourself—register your guests ahead of time!
Don’t make others wait at the gate as Innsbrook Security
calls to ask you if your guest is authorized. At least 24
hours before your guests are expected to arrive:
• Submit the guest authorization form online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners/
guest-registration or
• Print out a form found on the same webpage and
turn it in at the Main Gate.
Fishing Regulations
Don’t Be a Beach Bum!
• POP-UP TENTS should be 20’ from the water to leave
space for sunbathers.
• Please do not use a tent to reserve a beach spot, and take
tents down at the end of the day.
• NO BOATS OR FISHING allowed in the swimming
area, including between the beach and floating dock.
• DO NOT TIE YOUR BOATS up to the swimming/
floating docks. This is dangerous for swimmers.
• The swimming/floating docks are for swimmers to
enjoy. NO CHAIRS OR COOLERS on the docks, please.
• NO DIVING from the floating docks.
• Those who are not toilet-trained must wear SWIM
DIAPERS—no one wants a repeat of the Caddy Shack
pool scene (it’s really hard to drain and scrub a lake).
• Children in FLOTATION DEVICES should be
supervised by an adult.
All of the lakes at Innsbrook are well stocked. Alpine Lake
has a protected slot length limit on bass of 12”-18” which
means you can keep bass under 12” or over 18” with a daily
limit of 5. For all other lakes, release bass between 12”-16”.
Crappie 10” or longer and bluegill and catfish of any size
can be kept (including Alpine) with a daily limit
of 10 crappie per day. Please release all paddlefish. Ext. 193.
• Beach-goers AGES 15 & UNDER should be accompanied
by an adult.
Testing the Waters for Missouri Caviar
• MUSIC should be for your listening pleasure only (not
everyone appreciates Barry Manilow).
• NO LITTERING. As to cigarette butts, no one wants to
sunbathe in an ashtray.
• NO PETS permitted in the beach area (there is one thing
worse than sunbathing in an ashtray).
• NO LARGE GROUPS. How would you feel if an office
party parked next to you on the beach?
• NO CAMPFIRES. Hibachi grills work great, but watch
your ashes.
Osage Catfisheries pulled more than 50 paddlefish out
of Lake Lucern in March to check their readiness to be
harvested for caviar. The IOA netted over $3,000 for
pasturing these paddlefish. As paddlefish continue to be
harvested the funds will go towards lake maintenance.
• BOATS in the common areas are not common property
… please respect the boats’ owners and do not use private
boats. Violators shall be forced to walk the plank!
• Most importantly—HAVE FUN!
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what’s new
at the golf course
We’ve Got a Brand New Pro Shop
New merchandise at the Pro Shop
arriving regularly.
Have you been to the Pro
Shop lately? If not, make
a trip there to see the new
location and merchandise!
The Pro Shop has taken
over the lower level of the
Clubhouse and even has
it’s own outside entrance
with patio seating. There
is also a new bag drop
area, new cart staging area
and additional parking.
We’ve added 70 new Club Car carts to our fleet this year.
These Club Cars are much quieter and more fuel efficient
than the old carts’ engines.
Over the winter, the golf maintenance crew has completed
a number of projects to improve the course’s condition.
However, the biggest change comes in mid-May when we
flip the course! After checking in at the Pro Shop, players
will head to what was previously the #10 hole to tee off, as
it becomes the new #1 hole this year. Golfers will get a new
perspective on the green, as the course will now finish
with hole #18 behind the Clubhouse (#9 in 2014). Players
can wrap up the day by celebrating, or drowning their
sorrows, with food and beverages at the new Clubhouse
Bar and Grille. This change makes for a more picturesque
playing experience. Play a round and see the difference!
New Online Store
You can now purchase golf bundles, lessons, gift
certificates and more online through our new virtual
store at www.innsbrook-resort.com/golf/store. Watch
for special deals and bundles throughout the year.
Three Options for Annual Passes
This year we are offering three different options for
our annual golf passes. To learn more, visit our website
at www.innsbrook-resort.com/golf/passes or call the Pro
Shop at ext. 203 for more information and availability.
Innsbrook Monthly Tournaments
This year, we’re offering tournaments in June,
August, September and October. Visit our website at
www.innsbrook-resort.com/golf for pricing.
Saturday, June 20, 4 p.m.: Birdies & BBQ
Swing into summer when it officially arrives this weekend
of Father’s Day and the U.S. Open. Celebrate classic
summer pastimes like golfing with Dad and filling up
on great Midwest barbecue! Join us at the course for this
9-hole, 4-person, 2 best ball tournament.
Friday, August 21, 5 p.m.: 2nd Annual Tiki Bar Open
Have a “FIN”tastic time by playing in our second
annual Tiki Bar (is) Open golf tournament! You will be
transported to that One Particular Harbor in this tropicalthemed event. The format is a 4-person, 9-hole scramble.
One on-course boat drink is included. After golf, there will
be an island-themed buffet that might also include a
Cheeseburger in Paradise.
Friday, September 18, 2 p.m.: Couples Classic
Also known as “The Divorce Open”, this 18-hole modified
Chapman Scotch event will get your competitive juices
flowing. In this 2-person team competition: After both
players tee off, each will hit their partner’s drive, then
select the ball in the best position and play alternate
shots from there. This tournament format is great for
twosomes of varying abilities or husbands and wives.
Dinner is included following play. Results and prizes will
be announced during dinner.
Saturday, October 3, 4 p.m: Superintendent’s Revenge
Remember those times throughout the year when ball
marks might have gone un-repaired or you might have
forgotten the day’s cart rules? Now it’s time for our course
superintendent and his staff to get even with this fun and
challenging tip and tuck tournament! The golf course
will be set up as long as possible (tip) and the holes will
be cut in the most difficult spots imaginable (tuck).
Stay after the tournament for a buffet and awards.
Have questions about golf? For more information on the golf course, Pro Shop, passes, lessons or leagues,
call (636)928-3366 ext. 203 or email [email protected].
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community news
amenity update
Amenity Complex
Moving Forward
We have good news to
report—we’ve received
our permit from the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers
for the Amenity Complex
development so we can
begin moving forward
with the construction.
The earth movers have started making progress
on moving the dirt at the site with a good stretch
of cooperative weather. Soil compaction tests were
completed on April 17 and 20.
We look forward to the pool opening in 2016.
We will announce the opening of the other amenities
throughout the six-month construction timeline.
Please go to www.innsbrook-resort.com/propertyowners/amenity-complex for up-to-date information
on the progress.
New Fitness Equipment
We’re happy to announce that brand new, stateof-the-art fitness equipment has been ordered for
the Fitness Center at the Aspen Center! Instead of
waiting for the new fitness facility at the Amenity
Complex to be completed, we decided it made sense to
go ahead with the equipment now and simply move
it to the new facility when it’s ready. By the time you
receive this newsletter, new fitness equipment should
be installed and ready to use at the Aspen Center.
Stop by and give the new treadmills, cross-trainer and
recumbent bike a try!
Commemorative Bricks
The Innsbrook Community is proud to offer a new
commemorative brick project. A brick walkway is planned
at the new Amenity Complex and customized bricks may be
engraved with your name or the name of a business, family,
friend or in memory of a loved one. This brick project will
pave the way for future Innsbrook generations!
Brick Options:
Legacy Brick – $500
• 8” x 8” engraved brick
• Up to four (4) lines of 18
characters each (including
spaces and punctuation)
• Also includes 3” x 3”
souvenir donor brick
Family Brick – $250
• Up to three (3) lines of 18
characters each (including
spaces and punctuation)
• Also includes 1.5” x 3” souvenir donor brick
Individual Brick – $125
• Up to two (2) lines of 18 characters each
(including spaces and punctuation)
All funds will help support the building of the new children’s
playground at the complex. Commemorative benches and
playground musical instruments are available as well.
Preserve your Innsbrook pride and leave a permanent
testament of your love for Innsbrook by ordering your brick
online at www.innsbrook-resort.com/property-owners.
For more information or to place your order in person,
please stop by the Property Management Building or call
(636)928-3366 ext. 180.
The Anniversary Party:
returns to the farmhouse
Last year, we moved the Memorial Day
Anniversary Party back to where it all began
in 1971—the Farmhouse! And this year,
we’ll return once more.
Property owners and their families enjoyed the location’s ambiance,
layout and especially the golf cart parking! Whether you’ve been
to our annual Memorial Day party before or are new to Innsbrook,
you’ll enjoy the laid-back, county fair-style atmosphere you’ll find at
the Farmhouse on Saturday, May 23 from 2 to 5 p.m.
After picking up your name tags and 44th Anniversary
commemorative cups at registration, let the kids bounce around in
our inflatables, including a bouncy house, obstacle course and large
slide. Make sure to take them by the Camp Innsbrook tent, where
they will craft their very own, one-of-a-kind pinwheel! We will
also have our traditional barrel train, as well as face painters and
balloon artists.
Party guests ages 21-and-over planning to drink beer at the
event—don’t forget your valid ID! Get your hand stamped at this
event so you can take advantage of our beer truck.
Snacks available at the party will include popcorn, kettle corn,
chips, watermelon, cookies and more. We’ll have water and
lemonade available, and you’re welcome to bring coolers of
whatever beverage or treats you enjoy! Also bring along your
lawn chairs and blankets so you can rest in the cool shade of the
mulberry tree or soak in the warm sun.
The band Three Point Hitch will provide additional hometown
entertainment for adults and children alike with their live
performance of classic Top 40 favorites.
To sum it up, the annual party is a family-friendly celebration of
summer fun at the Farmhouse to welcome another great season
to Innsbrook! The Farmhouse holds a special place in many of our
property owners’ hearts—for years it’s been a gathering place for
Innsbrook families to enjoy summer evening concerts, walk the
trails, go horseback riding or take in a game of tennis.
Meet your neighbors, make new friends and see what all the fuss is
about—don’t miss out on the biggest Innsbrook party of 2015!
Keep an eye on the Village Views as the party nears for reminders
on that and other events taking place Memorial Day weekend
at Innsbrook.
community news
Party Parking — In a wooded development such as ours,
parking is always a special consideration. Here are a few
tips to make the day run smoothly.
• Please carpool.
• Golf cart parking will be allowed in the Outdoor Riding
Arena near the Farmhouse
An Innsbrook tradition. What color will this year’s anniversary cup be?
Since it’s still a relatively new location (after being
held at the Aspen Center for so many years), here
are some things to note for a party of this size:
Road Closures — For pedestrian safety, the roads
nearest the Farmhouse will be closed from noon to 5
p.m. on Saturday, May 23. Specific closings will be at
the intersection of Farmhouse/Innsbrook Drive and the
intersection of West Innsbrook Circle/Innsbrook Drive
(aka the WHOA sign). All incoming traffic from the West
Gate will be routed behind the Outdoor Riding Arena by
the Trash and Recycling area and onto West Innsbrook
Circle Drive. Please plan detours accordingly
to accommodate the closures.
• Vehicle parking will be available in the Summer
Breeze parking field (located at the corner of West
Innsbrook Circle Drive and Innsbrook Drive), the Ice
Skating Rink parking lot (located just north of the
Outdoor Riding Arena), as well as two parking fields
on Farmhouse Drive.
• Properties located on the west side of Innsbrook, north
of the Farmhouse—please enter via West Innsbrook
Circle Drive and park in the Summer Breeze or Ice
Skating Rink parking areas.
• Properties located on the east side of Innsbrook (east of
Hwy F) and far west side of Innsbrook including lakes
Alpine, Kitzbuhl, Linden and Grendel—please enter via
Meadow Valley Drive to Farmhouse Drive and park in
the Farmhouse Drive designated parking areas.
• We will have hayride shuttles available for those that
park in the Farmhouse Drive parking areas.
Stables Closing — The Stables will be closed from Friday
• Vehicles will not be permitted beyond the designated
parking areas on the day of the event. Only golf carts
may proceed past the designated parking areas on
Farmhouse Drive to park in the Outdoor Riding Arena
located near the Farmhouse.
No Parking — All of the roads near the Farmhouse will
be in a No Parking zone.
• Handicap parking will be available at the Farmhouse;
please have your handicap tag plainly displayed as you
approach the party. If you are able to do so, please ride
the provided shuttles to the party.
at 5 p.m. through Sunday at 6 a.m. For your safety and
the well-being of the horses, we ask that you refrain from
exploring the horse barns before, during and after the party.
We appreciate your cooperation in celebrating another great year at Innsbrook!
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2015 innsbrook Fireworks Extravaganza
spectacular summer light show
Our annual Independence Day Fireworks Show is Saturday, July 4, 2015. Our show is fully
funded by donations from IBK property owners, corporate vendors, and local advertisers.
Last year, our fundraising campaign brought in over $110,000—this amounts to the largest
private fireworks display in the state. If you love the fireworks show as much as we do,
please support the fireworks with a donation. Whether it’s $10, $50 or $500—every dollar
counts. All fireworks sponsors will be listed in our weekend booklet that is handed out at
the gates over the Fourth of July weekend.
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Contact us today with your donation or to purchase a business ad in the book.
(636)928-3366 ext. 180 | [email protected]
community events
calendar of events
Garden Club Plant Sale
Saturday, May 9 | 9 a.m.
Are your perennials getting
crowded? Innsbrook gardeners
have the opportunity to donate
their excess perennials and purchase
reasonably priced and locally grown
plants of other residents at the annual
Plant Sale. This is a great time to
donate your gently used garden
accessories, too!
Mother’s Day Brunch
Sunday, May 10 | Various
Treat mom to our annual brunch
at the Aspen Center. Reservations
required. $26 per adult; $10 for kids
ages 4-12; kids 3 & under eat free.
Ext. 0.
Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, May 16 | 9:30 a.m.
Join this volunteer clean-up of
Highway F. Meet at the Property
Mgmt. Building at 9:30 a.m. for
donuts and coffee! Ext. 180.
“On the Watermelon Hunt” by Cynthia Bowers
Innsbrook Historical Society
Porch Music: Gary and Carol Bibb
Saturday, May 16 | 2 p.m.
Join the Innsbrook Historical
Society at the Log Cabin for music
from Gary and Carol Bibb, who
will bring their own self-written
brand of country music. FREE. Call
314-740-5521 for more information.
Tennis Tournament
Saturday, May 23 | 8:30 a.m.
Men’s doubles at stables courts;
women’s doubles at Aspen Center
courts. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill
levels welcome. FREE. Canceled in
the event of rain. Ext. 180.
Memorial Day Walk/Run
Saturday, May 23 | 8:30, 9 a.m.
Meet at the start of the Tyrolean
Trail (Farmhouse area) for our annual
Memorial Weekend walk/run. The
10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and the 2 mile
and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early
to register and get a race number.
Medals awarded. Bananas and water
provided. FREE. Note: we will not
be timing all runners, just the race
winners. No walkers in the 10K,
please. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 180.
Model Airplane Show
Saturday, May 23 | 9 a.m.
Enjoy this model airplane demo
on Lake Aspen, taking off from
Fireworks Point (at the end of Aspen
Point Dr.). Spectators encouraged!
Great vantage points to watch from
are Lionshead Beach or Geneva Beach.
FREE. Canceled in event of rain.
Ext. 180.
Memorial Day Party
Saturday, May 23 | 2–5 p.m.
Let’s celebrate 44 years of Innsbrook!
Property owners and their families
are invited to join us at the
Farmhouse for our county fair-style
party with kids’ activities, beverages,
food, souvenir cups, information
booths, and more! Live music by
Three-Point Hitch. Complimentary
for all property owners! Everyone
MUST REGISTER upon arrival. Rain
or shine. NOTE: Valid ID required for
beer stand. Ext. 180.
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CI: Memorial Day Crafts
Institute Fundraiser:
Classic Cars and Classical Music
Saturday, May 23 | 2–5 p.m.
Join us at the Camp Innsbrook tent
during the Memorial Day party for
our FREE event where kids will
create their very own one-of-a-kind
pinwheel. We’ll also be collecting
items for Patriot Packages. Rain or
shine. Passport to Adventure program
event. Register at www.innsbrookresort.com. Ext. 180.
Thursday, June 4 | 7 p.m.
Holiday Religious Services
Sunday, May 24
Outdoor Catholic Mass will be held at
the Farmhouse at 9 a.m.; bring lawn
chairs. A Protestant service will be
held at Harmonie Church at 10 a.m.
Ext. 180.
Sailing Regatta
Sunday, May 24 | 1 p.m.
This annual Memorial Day sailing
race on Lake Wanderfern begins at
Cedarpass Beach. All participants
must wear life jackets. All sailboats
from all lakes welcome. FREE.
Spectators encouraged! Ext. 180.
SB Kickoff Concert: Dirty Muggs
Sunday, May 24 | 7:30 p.m.
Join us in the Farmhouse Field for a
family-friendly concert full of high
energy, dance worthy hits. FREE.
Bring lawn chairs. Concessions will
be open. Ext. 180. *See pg. 6 for details.
Boat Auction
Monday, May 25 | 10 a.m.
Our boat auction starts at 10 a.m. in
the skating rink parking lot in the
Farmhouse area. Please park in the
Summer Breeze parking lot. Arrive
early to get a bid number. Payment
for boats is due the day of the auction
(cash/checks accepted; NO property
owner charges/credit cards). In the
event of rain, the auction will be
delayed until rain stops. Call ext. 180
to enter your boat into the auction
on consignment or to donate the
proceeds to the Institute or to the
Fireworks Fund!
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Summer Breeze Concert
Memorial Day Service
Monday, May 25 | 1 p.m.
Your family is invited to join us at the
Farmhouse for a ceremony honoring
those who serve(d) and who have
fallen in service to our country.
We will print the names of the
servicemen and women in your family
in the Memorial Day edition of the
Village Views. If you need to update
last year’s entry or would like to make
a new entry, submit that information
to Karen at ext. 180 or fill out the
form at www.innsbrook-resort.com/
memorial-day-tribute by May 15.
SB Concert: Well Hungarians
Saturday, May 30 | 7:30 p.m.
Join us in the Farmhouse Field for
a country music concert. FREE.
Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
*See pg. 6 for details.
Kids’ Horseback Riding Camp
Monday–Thursday, June 1–4
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. daily
Price is $250 per child. $100 deposit
per child—nonrefundable. Ages: 6 and
up (no adults, please). Ext. 300.
Join us as our 15th season gets
underway at the fabulous St. Louis
Motorsports on Boones Crossing.
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, cocktails and
dessert while feasting your eyes on a
dazzling array of luxury automobiles
at this one-of-a-kind venue. The
musical feast features Nathan
Chan and Sarina Zhang on cello,
performing the Julie-O Duo for Two
Cellos, and our returning Quartet
in Residence, the Calidore String
Quartet, delighting us with their
performance of the String Quartet
No. 6 in F Minor, Op. 80, by Felix
Mendelssohn. Tickets are $75 person.
Ext. 218.
Institute Opening Night Concert:
Welcome to the 15th Season!
Friday, June 5 | 7:30 p.m.
Join us as we open the 15th
anniversary season of the Innsbrook
Institute Summer Music Academy
& Festival at the Aspen Center!
Performing Concerto for Two Violins
by Johann Sebastian Bach: David
Halen (violin), Chee-Yun (violin),
Nozomi Marusawa (harpsicord),
Calidore String Quartet, Jeffrey Myers
(violin), Ryan Meehan (violin), Jeremy
Berry (viola), Estelle Choi (cello).
Performing an excerpt from Stealing
Fire by Evan Mack: Shannon Thomas
(violin). Performing String Quartet
in F by Maurice Ravel: Calidore
String Quartet, Jeffrey Myers, Ryan
Meehan, Jeremy Berry, Estelle Choi.
Performing Sonata for Violin and
Piano by Richard Strauss: Chee-Yun
and Wendy Chen (piano). Tickets are
$30/$25. Ext. 218.
Have questions about our events?
Call us at (636)928-3366 ext. 180 or email [email protected].
Pre-register for events online through the calendar on our website
at www.innsbrook-resort.com/events.
Institute Fundraiser: Morning Glory
Institute Fundraiser: Alpine Musicale
Enjoy breakfast and a breathtaking
concert at a beautiful lakeside chalet
on Lake Aspen. Featuring cellists
Nathan Chan and Sarina Zhang,
who will perform Prelude” by Dmitri
Shostakovich and Tambourin Chinois
by Fritz Kreisler. Tickets are $75 per
person. Ext. 218.
Experience a musical progressive
event served at two distinct Alpine
Lake homes as you enjoy tasty tidbits
and cocktails. Guests will luxuriate
in melodic and distinctive harmonies
performed in these Innsbrook homes.
The tasty musical treats include the
Calidore String Quartet performing
String Quartet No. 1, Op. 54 by Franz
Joseph Haydn at the first home. At
the second home, Grace Park will be
featured playing Rondo in A major for
Violin and Strings by Franz Schubert,
joined by David Halen, Shannon
Thomas, Stephen Shipps and Matt
Zalkind. Guests will enjoy a boat ride
transporting them from one location
to the next. Tickets are $100. Ext. 218.
Saturday, June 6 | 9 a.m.
CI: Amazing Race
Saturday, June 6 | 10 a.m.–Noon
Get your team together at the
Farmhouse, with at least one child,
and get ready to explore Innsbrook
and enjoy fun surprises along the
way. Compete for unique prize
certificates. Cars are recommended
to get from place to place, as well as
swimsuits and goggles. Rain or shine.
Passport to Adventure program event.
Register at www.innsbrook-resort.
com. Ext. 180.
IBK Family Campout
Saturday, June 6 | 6:30 p.m.
Leave the technology at home and
join us for an unplugged night of
camping under the stars! We will
enjoy roasting s’mores, listening to
music, and playing flashlight tag.
We will be joined by Bo Brown
from First Earth Wilderness
School to teach the art of cordage,
flintknapping, and making fire with
bow-drills. Bring your camping
equipment and overnight supplies.
Breakfast will be provided. Ext. 180.
Institute Concert: Musical Fantasy
Join us at the Aspen Center for
performances of String Quartet
No. 12, D. 703 by Franz Schubert;
Scherzo No. 3 by Frederick Chopin;
Silent Woods by Antonin Dvorak;
Variations on One String by Nicolo
Paganini; Serenade Melancolique and
Valse Scherzo by Peter I. Tchaikovsky;
and Café Music by Paul Schoenfield.
Tickets are $30/$25. Ext. 218.
Sunday, June 7 | 1:30 p.m.
Institute Concert: Beauty and Brilliance
Sunday, June 7 | 7:30 p.m.
performances by Sarina Zhang
(piano) of Etude-tableaux by Sergei
Rachmaninoff; and Concerto in C
major for violin and strings by Franz
Joseph Haydn by Aubree Oliverson
(solo violin), Calidore String Quartet,
Jeffrey Myers (violin), Ryan Meehan
(violin), Jeremy Berry (viola) and
Estelle Choi (cello). Tickets are
$30/$25. Ext. 218.
Institute Concert: Party on the Patio
Monday, June 8 | 6 p.m.
What happens when you combine
two outstanding members of the
world-class St. Louis Symphony with
two of the city’s finest jazz musicians
from the Erin Bode Group? You get
The 442’s, an exciting new acoustic
instrumental quartet named for
the modern standard tuning of 442
Hz! The members are Shawn Weil,
Syndney Rodway, Bjorn Ranheim and
Adam Maness. This exclusive dinner
and concert event is for sponsors at
the Producer level and above, host
families, volunteers and students.
This event is by invitation only. Call
ext. 218 to find out how you can be a
part of this exciting evening.
Summer Workshop: Camp Rock
Monday–Wednesday, June 8–10
9 a.m.-noon (ages 6-9)
1-4 p.m. (ages 10-15)
Meet us at the Farmhouse as we
explore nature, climb a rock wall,
get our groove on in a rock band
with instruments you build, make
rockin’ art and much more! This isn’t
a camp for boring kids, this Camp
ROCKS! Bring a water bottle, bug
spray and sunscreen. On Wednesday,
please wear tennis shoes. Passport to
Adventure program event. Cost: $75.
Ext. 180.
Ladies Tea and Garden Party at the
Historic Log Cabin Pavilion
Tuesday, June 9 | 2 p.m.
Put on your favorite bonnet and
join us as we transport you to the
English countryside while enjoying
dainty delights such as cucumber
sandwiches, scones with cream,
flaky pastries and an array of teas.
Featuring the Duo in E minor by
Jean-Marie Leclar performed by
David Halen and Shannon Thomas,
Chaconne from Partita No. 2 in D
minor by Johann Sebastian Bach
performed by Helen Kim, and Duo
for Violin and Cello, Op. 7 by Zoltan
Kodaly performed by Chee-Yun and
Nathan Chan. Tickets are $50 per
person. Ext. 218.
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Institute Concert: Harmonious Journey
Institute Concert: Musical Tapestries
performances of Trio Elegiaque in G
minor, No. 1 by Sergei Rachmaninoff;
Sonata No. 3 Ballade by Eugene Ysaye;
Cello Sonata by Claude Debussy; and
Trio in A minor for Violin, Cello
and Piano by Maurice Ravel.
Performers are David Halen, Matt
Zalkind, Wendy Chen, Helen Kim,
Sarina Zhang, Nozomi Marusawa,
Chee-Yun and Wendy Chen.
Tickets are $30/$25. Ext. 218.
performances by the Calidore String
Quartet, Jeffrey Myers, Ryan Meehan,
Jeremy Berry, Estelle Choi, David
Halen, Sarina Zhang and Nozomi
Marusawa. Musical selections include
String Quartet No. 2, Op. 17 by Bela
Bartok and Trio No. 2 in C minor
by Felix Mendelssohn. Tickets are
$30/$25. Ext. 218.
Tuesday, June 9 | 7:30 p.m.
Institute Concert: Romantic Interlude
Wednesday, June 10 | 7:30 p.m.
performances by Nathan Chan,
Sarina Zhang, Felicity James, Hsin-I
Huang, Emil Khudyev, Helen Kim,
Grace Park, Jeremy Berry and Matt
Zalkind. Musical selections include
Sonata for Two Cellos in G Major,
No. 10 by Jean Barriere; Romance
from Concerto in D and Polonaise
in D, Op. 21 by Henryk Wieniawski;
and Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op.
115 by Johannes Brahms. Tickets are
$30/$25. Ext. 218.
Tennis Workshop
Wednesday–Friday, June 10–12
8:30-9:30 a.m. (ages 8-12)
9:30-10:30 a.m. (ages 5-7)
11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (junior high/
high school)
USPTA-certified Professional Nancy
Pound will provide expert instruction
in fundamentals and strategy while
showing how tennis can be so much
fun. All workshops take place at the
stables courts. Workshop fee is $45
(ages 5-12) and $60 (junior high/high
school). Ext. 180.
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Thursday, June 11 | 7:30 p.m.
Institute Concert: Student Solo Showcase
Friday, June 12 | 3 p.m.
Come to the Aspen Center and
support our fabulous Academy
students as some of them are
highlighted in the Student Solo
Showcase! This is a delightful
afternoon celebrating the spirit of
the Academy and Festival. Actual
performers and pieces will be posted
during the Festival. FREE. No ticket
required. Ext. 218.
Institute Concert: Music and Melodies
Friday, June 12 | 7:30 p.m.
Join us as the Aspen Center, where
Helen Kim and Peter Martin will
perform Embraceable You by
George and Ira Gershwin, Basin
Street Blues by Spencer Williams,
Nothing Compares 2 U by Prince
and other vocal and instrumental
favorites. Grace Park, Blake Pouliot,
Beth Guterman, Jeremy Berry, Matt
Zalkind and Nathan Chan will
perform Souvenir de Florence by
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Tickets are
$30/$25. Ext. 218.
Post-Concert House Party
Friday, June 12 | After Concert Ends
You won’t want to miss this party!
Following the Friday evening
chamber music concert, join us at
the Innsbrook home of Steve and
B.J. Gissy as we enjoy late-night tasty
treats and cocktails. Wendy Chen,
David Halen, Chee-Yun and Peter
Martin have a special musical treat
prepared exclusively for this event.
The musical menu includes Wendy
Chen performing Por Una Cabeza
Tango Music from Scent of a Woman
by Carlos Gardel; Chee-Yun and Peter
Martin performing As Time Goes By
by George Gershwin and numerous
additional musical surprises. Tickets
are $75. Ext. 218.
Guided Nature Hike
Meet at the head of the Tyrolean Trail
in the Farmhouse area and explore
Innsbrook’s forest while being led
on a nature hike by Missouri Master
Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring
water, trail snacks, bug spray, etc.
Don’t forget your camera! Ext. 180.
Institute Concert:
In Harmonie with Nature
Jumpstart your morning with this
concert at Harmonie Church—a
perfect activity for the entire family!
Performers include Grace Park,
Felicity James and Blake Pouliot.
Musical selections include Concerto
for Two Violins in A minor and
Spring and Summer from the Four
Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi. Tickets
are $20. Ext. 218.
Closing Night Institute Concert:
Another Closing of Another Season
UltraMax Triathlon
Saturday, June 27
UltraMax is hosting races at
Innsbrook. For information or to
volunteer, visit ultramaxtri.com. Be
cautious of runners and bikers on
our roadways. We appreciate your
patience and consideration.
Join us at the Aspen Center as we
close the 15th Anniversary Season!
Performers include Felicity James,
Innsbrook Academy students and
faculty and Simone Porter. Musical
selections include Concerto No. 3 in
G major, Concerto No. 5 in A major,
K. 219, “Turkish” and Don Giovanni’s
Lustige Streiche by Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart; Summertime by
George Gershwin; Sweet Georgia
Brown by Maceo Pinkard; Czardas
by Vitorrio Monti; Il Palermo by
Maximo Pujol; and Oblivion, La
Muerte del Angel and Libertango by
Astor Piazzolla. Tickets are $30/$25.
Ext. 218.
CI June Weeklong Camp
Monday–Friday, June 15–19
Imagine the good times campers
will have at the Farmhouse making
cool crafts, creek hiking, goofing at
the beach, interacting with animals,
seeking out natural wonders and
having a splash on a giant slip ‘n slide.
Camp will run Monday - Thursday
9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to
noon, with a special Friday night
program for the family from 6 to 8:30
p.m. Children must be at least 6 years
old and graduated kindergarten up to
sixth grade. The cost is $210 for the
first child and $180 for each additional
sibling. For more information or to
register visit www.innsbrook-resort.
com. Ext. 180.
Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, June 20 | 9:30 a.m.
SB Concert: Funky Butt Brass Band
Golf Course
Birdies & BBQ Golf Tournament
Saturday, June 20 | 4 p.m.
Join us at the course this weekend
of Father’s Day and the U.S. Open
at this 9-hole event. The format is a
4-person, 2 best ball tournament.
$35 per Innsbrook property owner.
Ext. 203.
SB Concert Series: Resurrection
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for
a concert of Journey hits. FREE.
Tennis Workshop
Monday–Wednesday, June 22–24
8:30-9:30 a.m. (ages 8-12)
9:30-10:30 a.m. (ages 5-7)
high school)
school). Ext. 180.
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a
funky twist on New Orleans brass.
FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext.
180. *See pg. 6 for details.
Summer Workshop:
Minecraft Adventure Camp
Monday–Wednesday, June 29–July 1
9 a.m. to noon
Gather at the Farmhouse as we bring
the lands of Minecraft into the real
world! Join us for Minecraft-themed
art projects, games and other fun
activities! Avoid the creepers, slime
and cave spiders in a Minecraft
obstacle course you create and
much more! Ages 6-12. Cost is $75.
Passport to Adventure program
event. Ext. 180.
Monday–Thursday, June 29– July 2
Tennis Workshop
Thursday–Friday, July 2-3
8:30-9:30 a.m. (ages 8-12)
9:30-10:30 a.m. (ages 5-7)
high school)
school). Ext. 180.
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SB Concert: Breakfast Club
SB Concert: Rattle and Hum KC
Join us at the Farmhouse Field
for a concert of ‘80s hits. FREE.
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for U2
hits. FREE. Concessions will be open.
Ext. 180. *See pg. 7 for details.
Friday, July 3 | 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 11 | 7:30 p.m.
CI July Weeklong Camp
Tennis Tournament
Monday–Friday, July 13–17
Saturday, July 4 | 8:30 a.m.
Women’s doubles at stables courts;
men’s doubles at Aspen Center courts.
Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels
welcome. FREE. Canceled in the
event of rain. Ext. 180.
Holiday Walk/Run
Saturday, July 4 | 8:30, 9 a.m.
Meet us at the start of the Tyrolean
Trail (at the Farmhouse area) for our
annual Independence Weekend walk/
run. This is a fun run so show your
American pride by wearing red, white
and blue outfits and all your patriotic
garb! The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m.
and the 2 mile and 5K start at 9 a.m.
Arrive early to register. Bananas and
water provided. Note: We will not be
timing any runners. This is a fun run.
FREE. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 180.
Watermelon Hunt
Saturday, July 4 | 1 p.m.
Watch sailors chase the floating
watermelons to catch a refreshing
prize! Spectators encouraged. FREE.
Starts from Cedarpass Beach.
Sailboats only. Participants must wear
life jackets. Canceled in the event of
lightning. Ext. 180.
Fireworks Buffet
Enjoy a pre-show fireworks buffet
dinner at the Aspen Center. Advance
reservations are required. Ext. 0
for pricing and reservations. After
dinner, take a seat on the Lake Aspen
hillside for the fireworks display!
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Fireworks (photo by Jennifer Serniak)
VIP Fireworks Party & Buffet
The VIP area opens at 6 p.m. with
all-you-can-eat buffet and beverages,
reserved parking, and great seats for
the fireworks! Advance purchase
required. Bring your lawn chairs and
blankets. Be a VIP—call ext. 180 today
to donate.
Fireworks Display
The largest private fireworks display
in the state of Missouri (and fully
funded by property owner and vendor
donations) starts at 9:15 p.m. over
Lake Aspen. Be a part of the tradition
and call ext. 180 to donate.
Sunday, July 5
Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9
a.m. for Catholic Mass. Bring your
lawn chairs. Protestant service is at
Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 180.
Guided Nature Hike
Saturday, July 11 | 9 a.m.
Meet at the head of the Konstanz
Trail and explore Innsbrook’s forest
while being led on a nature hike by
Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie
Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks,
bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your
camera! Ext. 180.
Imagine the good times campers
will have at the Farmhouse making
cool crafts, creek hiking, goofing at
the beach, interacting with animals,
seeking out natural wonders and
having a splash on a giant slip ‘n slide.
Camp will run Monday - Thursday
9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to
noon, with a special Friday night
program for the family from 6 to 8:30
p.m. Children must be at least 6 years
old and graduated kindergarten up to
sixth grade. The cost is $210 for the
first child and $180 for each additional
sibling. Passport to Adventure
program event. For more information
or to register visit www.innsbrookresort.com. Ext. 180.
Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, July 18 | 9:30 a.m.
SB Concert: Old Salt Union
concert featuring performances of
modern bluegrass and country sounds.
Summer Workshop: Zombie Film Camp
Monday–Wednesday, July 20–22
9 a.m. to noon (ages 6-9)
1-4 p.m. (ages 10-15)
Kids will gather at the Farmhouse
to explore the world of film and
zombies. We will write, act, film
and edit a zombie movie, plus learn
zombie makeup. Bring a water bottle,
bug spray and sunscreen. Passport to
Adventure program event. Register at
www.innsbrook-resort.com Cost: $75.
Ext. 180.
Community Yard Sale
One of our most popular events, our
annual Sand Sculpture Contest is
full of family fun at Corlina Beach.
Compete for unique prize certificates.
FREE and fun for all ages. Canceled
if lightning or heavy rain. Passport to
Adventure program event. Ext. 180.
Looking to buy some gently used
treasures? Stop by to check out the
deals at our Community Yard Sale at
the Property Mgmt. Building. Need
to sell some treasures? Reserve your
space for our 4th Annual Community
Yard Sale. If you’d like to bring your
own table and sell items yourself, you
can join in the sale for free. Ext. 180.
Saturday, August 22 | 7–11 a.m.
Rock Skipping Contest
Come to Corlina Beach and try your
luck at rock skipping and compete for
prize certificates. FREE. Canceled if
lightning or heavy rain. Passport to
Adventure program event. Ext. 180.
SB Concert: My Friend Mike
concert showcasing a variety of hits.
Cardboard Boat Race
Saturday, August 1 | 12:30 p.m.
Join us at Corlina Beach for what’s
become a favorite Innsbrook summer
tradition. Cardboard boat building
is a science and an art — and always
a lot of fun! There will be prizes
awarded in adult and child categories.
Postponed if raining; canceled if
lightning. Large sheets of cardboard
are available at the Property
Management Building for purchase.
Passport to Adventure program event.
Ext. 180.
SB Concert: Serapis
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for this
concert featuring a wide variety of
rock hits. FREE. Concessions will be
open. Ext. 180. *See pg. 7 for details.
SB Concert: Dr. Zhivegas
SB Concert: Vote for Pedro
a concert featuring all of your pop
favorites. FREE. Concessions will be
Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, August 15 | 9:30 a.m.
SB Concert: Dogs of Society
a concert of Elton John hits. FREE.
Tiki Bar Open
Friday, August 21 | 5 p.m.
Have a “FIN”tastic time by playing in
our second annual Tiki Bar (is) Open
golf tournament! The format is a
4-person, 9-hole scramble. After golf,
there will be an island-themed buffet.
Ext. 203.
Guided Nature Hike
Saturday, August 8 | 9 a.m.
Meet at the head of the Meadows
Trail and explore Innsbrook’s forest
while being led on a nature hike by
Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie
Limberg. Bring water, trail snacks,
bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your
camera! Ext. 180.
Cardboard Boat Race
concert featuring this pop dance band.
FREE. Concessions will be open.
Ext. 180. *See pg. 8 for details.
Swim Across America
Saturday, August 29
Swim Across America (SAA) is
hosting its inaugural open water
swimming event at Innsbrook.
There are 16 SAA events throughout
the country and St. Louis will join
Chicago as the only events in the
Midwest! For information on how
to register or volunteer, go to
www.swimacrossamerica.org.
SB Concert: Seven Bridges Road
a concert featuring the hits of the
Eagles. FREE. Concessions will be
Tennis Tournament
Saturday, September 5 | 8:30 a.m.
Men’s and women’s mixed doubles
at stables courts. Prizes awarded.
All ages/skill levels welcome.
FREE. Canceled in the event of
rain. Ext. 180.
Walk/Run
Saturday, September 5 | 8:30, 9 a.m.
Meet at the start of the Tyrolean
Trail (Farmhouse area) for our casual
walk/run. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m.
and the 2 mile and 5K start at 9 a.m.
Arrive early to register and get a race
number. Medals awarded. Bananas
and water provided. FREE. Note: we
will not be timing all runners, just the
race winners. No walkers in the 10K,
please. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 180.
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Model Airplane Show
IHS Log Cabin Invitational
Enjoy a model airplane demo on Lake
Aspen, taking off from Fireworks
Point (at the end of Aspen Point Dr.).
Spectators encouraged! Great vantage
points to watch from are Lionshead
Beach or Geneva Beach. FREE.
Canceled in event of rain. Ext. 180.
The Innsbrook Historical Society
invites you to their 5th annual golf
outing. Head to the golf course for a
four-person scramble, with prizes,
beverages, dinner, and a chance to win
a special hole-in-one prize. Contact
Jim Douglass for more information at
636-745-2393.
Saturday, September 5 | 9 a.m.
Friday, September 25 | 1 p.m.
Family Camp Innsbrook: Hawaiian Luau
Car Show
Saturday, September 5 | 3 p.m.
Join us at Corlina Beach as performers
will put on a show of Hawaiian and
fire dances. After the performance,
kids can join in the fun as they learn
some of the traditional Hawaiian
dance moves. Passport to Adventure
program event. Ext. 180.
SB Concert: Butch Wax & The Hollywoods
Saturday, September 5 | 7:30 p.m.
concert of ‘60s and ‘70s music. FREE.
Sunday, September 6
Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9
a.m. for Catholic Mass. Bring lawn
chairs. Protestant service at Harmonie
Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 180.
Sailing Regatta
Sunday, September 6 | 1 p.m.
This annual sailing race on Lake
Wanderfern begins at 1 p.m. at
Cedarpass Beach. All sailboats from
all lakes welcome. Participants must
wear life jackets. FREE. Spectators
encouraged! Ext. 180.
Outdoor Movie
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for an
outdoor showing of a family-friendly
movie. FREE. Bring lawn chairs.
Concessions will be open. Canceled
if rain. Watch the Village Views for
movie title. Ext. 180.
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Saturday, September 26 | 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Car Show (photo by Bob Wombacher)
Ultramax Triathlon
Saturday, September 12
Ultramax is hosting races at
Innsbrook. For information or to
volunteer, visit ultramaxtri.com. Be
cautious of runners and bikers on
our roadways. We appreciate your
patience and consideration.
Innsbrook Historical Society:
Abe Lincoln Reenactor
Join the Innsbrook Historical Society
at the Log Cabin as Abe Lincoln
gives his campaign speech and a
presentation of the Civil War
in this reenactment. FREE. Call
314-740-5521 for more information.
Couples Classic Golf Tournament
Friday, September 18 | 2 p.m.
Also known as “The Divorce Open”,
this 18-hole golf tournament is a
modified Chapman Scotch event.
Dinner is included following play.
Results and prizes will be announced
during dinner. Ext. 203.
Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, September 19 | 9:30 a.m.
Come out to the Amenity Complex
and enter your car into the show.
Spectators encouraged. Watch the
Village Views for details. Ext. 180.
Pinewood Derby
Bring your Pinewood Derby car for
this fun-for-all-ages event at the
Amenity Complex. Participation in
the derby is free, but the kits must
be purchased. Open to the public, so
invite all your friends! Spectators are
free. Passport to Adventure program
event (participants). Ext. 180.
Chili Cook-Off
Enter your best chili recipe into the
chili cook-off in the spicy, meat, or
vegetarian categories. Spectators/
chili tasters are FREE and welcome
to join the festivities at the Amenity
Complex. Ext. 180.
Fifth Annual Jeep Safari
(check-in by 12:30 p.m.)
Innsbrook Property Owners who
have a JEEP WRANGLER 2-DOOR
MODEL are invited to join in a tour
of Innsbrook. Those who joined us in
previous years had a great time! This
event will last a couple of hours and
will take place weather permitting.
Please bring your picnic basket,
blanket, refreshments, camera, etc.
to make a fun day out of it. Preregistration required—registering
the day of the event is not permitted.
Watch the Village Views for additional
details. Ext. 180.
Big Trash Weekend
Adult Class: Wine & Canvas
Bring your bulky trash (old furniture,
mattresses, etc.) to the Property
Mgmt. Building for disposal;
dumpsters will be available. No
construction waste! Only bring
items from your Innsbrook property.
Special recycling collections will also
be available. Ext. 163.
A local artist will give you step-bystep instructions to complete your
masterpiece all while sipping your
favorite drink. Bring your beverage
and glass of choice. $35 per person or
$60 for two. Ext. 180.
Saturday–Sunday, October 3-4
Fishing Tournament
Saturday, October 3 | 6:30 a.m.
Meet at the Oh’Fishal Scale at the
Farmhouse. All ages welcome;
trophies awarded; weigh-in at noon.
FREE. Ext. 193.
Fall Home Tour
Saturday, October 3 | Noon–4 p.m.
View and tour several Innsbrook
properties that are currently for sale.
Make a day of it with friends and
family. Ext. 199.
Superintendent’s Revenge
Golf Tournament
Saturday, October 3 | 4 p.m.
Remember those times throughout
the year when ball marks might have
gone un-repaired or you might have
forgotten the day’s cart rules? Now it’s
time for our course superintendent
and his staff to get even! This 9-hole
tip and tuck event will be a twoperson scramble. Stay after the
tournament for a buffet and awards at
the CH. $35 per Innsbrook property
owner. Ext. 203.
Friday, November 6 | 7 p.m.
Property Owner Art Show Reception
Friday, November 13 | 6–8 p.m.
Celebrate the wonderful artists of
Innsbrook with a reception at the
Amenity Complex. FREE. Some
Trunk or Treat (photo by Gary Barton) works are available for sale. Winners
from this year’s Property Owner
Photo Contest will also be framed and
Trunk or Treat
displayed. Ext. 180.
Join us at the Farmhouse area for our
Grand Thanksgiving Buffet
annual Trunk or Treat event. Wear
Thursday, November 26 | Various
costumes and decorate your cars,
Be our guest this Thanksgiving at
play games, and share treats as the
the Aspen Center and feast on a
kids go trunk-to-trunk. FREE.
variety of seasonal salads and soup,
Pre-registration required. Ext. 180.
carved turkey and ham, and a host of
side dishes and holiday desserts!
Property Owner Art Show Opens
Friday, October 30
Ext. 0 for reservations, pricing, and
View submissions to this year’s
seating times.
Property Owner Art Show at the
Residential Owners’ Meeting
Amenity Complex. FREE. Ext. 180.
Innsbrook Photo Contest Entry Deadline
Friday, October 30 | 5 p.m.
Get those photos submitted for this
year’s photo contest! Winners will
be displayed at the Property Owner
Art Show. Find the entry form online.
Ext. 180.
Fall Fest & Bonfire
Saturday, December 12 | 10 a.m.
All residential owners are invited
to our annual meeting at the Aspen
Center. Arrive early to register.
Ext. 180.
Innsbrook Institute Holiday Concert
Saturday, December 12 | 2:30 p.m.
Make plans to join us at the Aspen
Center as we celebrate the season with
classic holiday songs. Ext. 218.
New Year’s Eve Celebration
FREE fall evening celebration of
Camp Innsbrook. Bonfire, hayrides,
snacks, crafts, and live music for
the whole family. Pre-registration
required. Registration opens Sept. 2
at 9 a.m. Ext. 180.
Thursday, December 31
Join us for dinner and drinks at the
Aspen Center to ring in the New Year.
Watch the Village Views for details.
Reservations required. Ext. 0.
Wine & Canvas
Have questions about our events? Call us at (636)928-3366 ext. 180 or email [email protected].
Pre-register for events online through the calendar on our website at www.innsbrook-resort.com/events.
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