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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…
⭐Marquette Soccer Heads Into District Tournament Against Eureka
⭐St. Louis County Library Brings Dinosaur Adventures to Families This November
⭐Chesterfield Invites Residents to Get Creative at Fall Craft Night
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Marquette Soccer Heads Into District Tournament Against Eureka
Courtesy: Marquette High School
Marquette High School's boys soccer team is preparing for an exciting postseason matchup as the Mustangs open the Class 4 District 2 tournament against Eureka on Saturday, October 31. The game is scheduled for 10 a.m. at Ladue West Campus in Creve Coeur. Marquette enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed with a 13-8-1 record, while Eureka holds the No. 7 seed. The Mustangs will look to build on their 3-2 regular-season victory over the Wildcats earlier this month.
Saturday's matchup presents an opportunity for Marquette to continue its season and advance in district competition. Although the Mustangs have won their last three meetings against Eureka, the Wildcats have historically been a challenging postseason opponent. The district tournament continues through November 7, with the Class 4 state tournament scheduled for later in November. Local families and supporters have another chance to cheer on student-athletes representing the Chesterfield community.
St. Louis County Library Brings Dinosaur Adventures to Families This November
Courtesy: St. Louis County Library
Dinosaurs are taking over St. Louis County Library this November as the library launches its monthlong Dinovember celebration. Families can explore a variety of prehistoric-themed programs, including Dinosaur Yoga, Tea with T-Rex, Dinosaur Terrariums, and other creative activities. The celebration encourages children to discover science, storytelling, and hands-on learning through imaginative experiences offered at library branches throughout the county.
One upcoming highlight is Dino-mite Family Night at the Clark Family Branch on Friday, November 6, beginning at 6 p.m. Children and families can enjoy crafts, dinosaur dig sites, interactive activities, and even meet a seven-foot-tall dinosaur for a photo opportunity. Registration is recommended for this program. With activities for different age groups throughout November, Dinovember offers families a fun way to explore their local libraries together.
Chesterfield Invites Residents to Get Creative at Fall Craft Night
Courtesy: Chesterfield Regional Chamber
Chesterfield residents looking for a creative evening out can look forward to an upcoming Craft Night Out event featuring a hands-on doormat painting workshop. Scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, from 6 to 8 p.m., the class gives participants an opportunity to design and personalize their own doormat. All supplies, including doormats, paint, and stencils, will be provided, along with step-by-step guidance to help participants complete their projects.
No previous crafting experience is necessary, making the workshop a welcoming option for beginners and experienced crafters alike. The event will take place at 17891 North Outer 40 Road in Chesterfield, with registration costing $35 for residents and $42 for nonresidents. Participants will leave with a personalized creation to display at home, along with an opportunity to connect with others in the community.