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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐🔬 Inspire the Next Generation of Scientists at the 2027 Science Fair! 🧪✨
⭐💰 Unlock Powerful Investment Tools for FREE With Your Library Card! 📈✨
⭐🚒 Little Learners Discover Big Lessons in Fire Safety! 🔥👨🚒
Chesterfield Area Events
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Fall Into Crafting Weekend, 10/9-10/11
St. Louis Fundraising Gala Dinner - USA, 7pm
10/10
Fall Into Crafting Weekend, 10/9-10/11
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Fall Into Crafting Weekend, 10/9-10/11
YMCA Picture Day, 12pm
The best in influencer marketing. And you’re invited.
Get ready for Return on Influence Festival '26. An entire day dedicated to influencer marketing with speakers running some of the best programs in the world. October 21, 2026, 10 am - 5 pm ET.
🔬 Inspire the Next Generation of Scientists at the 2027 Science Fair! 🧪✨
Courtesy: Academy of Science of STL
Do you have a passion for science, engineering, and inspiring young minds? The Academy of Science – St. Louis is looking for qualified professionals to serve as Honors Division Judges at its upcoming Science Fair, taking place March 10–12, 2027!
This is a unique opportunity for scientists, engineers, and educators to connect with talented students, explore their innovative research projects, and help encourage the next generation of STEM leaders.
As a judge, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions, evaluate student projects, and provide valuable feedback, while helping young researchers gain confidence presenting their work to experienced professionals.
Who Can Volunteer?
Judges must hold a terminal degree in their field OR have at least five years of professional experience in science or engineering. A brief virtual training session will be provided before the event.
📅 Dates: March 10–12, 2027
🔬 Opportunity: Honors Division Science Fair Judge
🎓 Qualifications: Terminal degree or 5+ years of relevant professional experience
🌟 Ready to make a difference in a young scientist's journey?
💰 Unlock Powerful Investment Tools for FREE With Your Library Card! 📈✨
Courtesy: STL County Library
Did you know your St. Louis County Library card can give you free access to professional-grade financial research tools? The Clark Family Branch is hosting an informative workshop designed to help adults make more informed investment decisions without paying for expensive financial research subscriptions!
Participants will discover how to use trusted investment resources like Morningstar and Value Line to research stocks, evaluate mutual funds, and explore expert market reports.
Whether you're just getting started with investing or looking to strengthen your existing portfolio, this workshop will show you how to access valuable financial information and put these powerful library resources to work.
📍 Location: Clark Family Branch, St. Louis County Library
👥 Who: Adults
💵 Cost: FREE!
📊 Take advantage of the financial resources already available through your library card!
🍂🚒 Little Learners Discover Big Lessons in Fire Safety! 🔥👨🚒
Courtesy: Parkway School District Early Childhood
Learning how to stay safe can be fun! Students and families from Parkway School District's Early Childhood program recently enjoyed a special visit to the West County EMS & Fire Protection District's Community Outreach Safety House, where they explored important lessons about fire prevention and emergency preparedness.
Coordinated by Parents as Teachers (PAT), the hands-on educational experience gave young learners an opportunity to discover how to recognize potential fire hazards, understand basic safety practices, and learn why having an emergency plan matters.
The visit combined education, community connection, and interactive learning, helping families build awareness and confidence around fire safety.
🚒 A big thank-you to Parents as Teachers for organizing the experience and to the dedicated West County firefighters and first responders who work to keep local families safe!
❤️ It's another great example of our community coming together to help children learn, grow, and stay safe!