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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐The District Prepares for Free Halloween Trunk-or-Treat
⭐St. Louis Symphony's Popular Happy Hour Concert Series Returns
⭐Chesterfield Welcomes New Dining Options This Fall
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The District Prepares for Free Halloween Trunk-or-Treat
Courtesy: The District of St. Louis
Families looking for a festive way to celebrate Halloween can head to The District STL on Friday, October 30, for a free Trunk-or-Treat celebration. Scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m., the event will feature decorated vehicles, candy, costume contests, and music at The Hub. Visitors are encouraged to bring their costumes and treat bags for an evening of seasonal activities.
Located at 17057 North Outer 40 Road, The District continues to serve as a gathering place for entertainment and community events in Chesterfield. The Halloween celebration offers families another opportunity to enjoy the venue together while participating in a seasonal tradition. Admission is listed as free, although attendees should check for event updates before visiting.
Get the event details HERE.
St. Louis Symphony's Popular Happy Hour Concert Series Returns
Courtesy: STL Magazine, Photo by Phillip Hamer
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is preparing to welcome audiences for another season of its Playlist: Symphony Happy Hour series, beginning Wednesday, October 28. The program offers an approachable introduction to classical music through hour-long performances, musical explanations, and opportunities to connect with musicians. The opening concert will feature Beethoven's Symphony No. 6, commonly known as the Pastoral Symphony, at Powell Hall beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Now entering the second year of its revamped format, the series is designed to make orchestral music feel welcoming to both longtime enthusiasts and first-time concertgoers. Guests can enjoy opportunities to socialize before and after performances, including gatherings featuring curated DJ sets. Additional concerts are scheduled for January 20, featuring Pictures at an Exhibition, and April 21, featuring Debussy's La Mer. The series offers a different way for St. Louis residents to experience live music and connect with the region's cultural community.
Chesterfield Welcomes New Dining Options This Fall
Courtesy: Cafe Napoli, rendering of anticipated space
Chesterfield's dining scene continues to grow, with several new restaurants and specialty food shops opening throughout the community this year. Recent additions include Dolce Napoli at The District, which offers Italian pastries, gelato, fresh-baked bread, sandwiches, and coffee. Other newcomers include Hanjo's Smashed Burgers at Forum Shopping Center and Marble Slab Creamery at Hilltown Village Center, giving residents more options for casual meals and sweet treats.
More dining options are also on the horizon. Korean fried chicken restaurant bb.q Chicken is preparing to open at 1627 Clarkson Road, with an anticipated opening in late October or early November. Meanwhile, Yummy Bowl Mongolian Stir Fry & Sushi is planning a location in the former Red Robin building on Chesterfield Airport Road later this year. These additions highlight the continued growth of Chesterfield's restaurant community, bringing new flavors and dining experiences for residents and visitors to enjoy.