STL Events Apr 14 - 16

1. WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE TOWN THIS WEEKEND?
April 14-16, 2017
Adult Easter Egg Hunt at Wapelhorst Park in St.
Charles (Fri. Apr. 14; check-in time 7:30 pm, hunt be-
gins 8 pm)— Gather your friends for some “big kid” fun at
the Adult Easter Egg Hunt. Each participant will get to collect
10 eggs, with a raffle held afterward offering a grand prize of
a $100 VISA gift card. Bring flashlights and buckets. Cost is
$20 per person, which includes admission, eggs, and two tick-
ets for draft beer or soda. To register, go to: www.stcharlesparks.com.
NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Tournament at the Chaifetz Arena (Fri. Apr. 14 & Sat. Apr. 15; times
listed below) — Watch college gymnastics’ awe-inspiring athletes compete at this premier event. The session
package includes access to all 3 sessions (three separate tickets) to watch the nation’s best compete for the ulti-
mate title of NCAA Champions! The 3-session package ticket includes: semi-finals on Fri. Apr. 14, Session 1 at 12
pm (doors open 10:30 am) and Session 2 at 7:30 pm (doors open 5:30 pm), and finals on Sat. Apr. 15, Session 3
at 8 pm (doors open 6:30 pm). Children 2 and under are free. Go to: www.stlsports.org for tickets and teams.
Grant’s Farm Opening Day (Sat. Apr. 15, 9 am-3:30 pm) — A popular St. Louis destination since 1954,
Grant’s Farm is the 281-acre ancestral home of the Busch family, named for Ulysses S. Grant who originally worked
a portion of the land which now has more than 900 animals, representing more than 100 different species. From en-
joying a bite and a cold one in the Biergarten, to petting your favorite animal, to watching an amazing show,
there’s something for everyone to explore and discover at this iconic farm. Admission free. Go to:
www.grantsfarm.com.
Hop to the Movies! (Sat. Apr. 15, 9 am-12 pm) — Join Marcus/Wehrenberg theatres for the annual HOP to
the Movies Event! Doors open at 9 am for an Easter Egg hunt in the theatre at 9:30 am. There will also be photo
ops with the Easter Bunny, coloring and craft stations, and a HOP movie showing at 10 am. Offered at the following
theatres: Eagles Landing Cinema, Ronnie’s 20 Cinema, and the Chesterfield Galaxy Cinema. $8/person. Tickets may
be purchased online at www.marcustheatres.com/hop, or at the box office of the participating theatre.
Vintage Market Days at Chesterfield Mall (Thru Sat. Apr. 15; Fri. Apr. 14, 10 am-5 pm & Sat. Apr. 15,
10 am-4 pm ) — It’s that time of year again for Missouri's biggest and best vintage market! The white tents are up
at Chesterfield Mall at this upscale, vintage-themed market event. Featuring antiques, clothing, jewelry, home dé-
cor, and more, this 3-day event is held several times a year and offers unique opportunities for vendors to sell their
goods. For tickets, go to: www.vintagemarketdays.com. Children under 12 free. Pet- and stroller-friendly!
Easter Egg Hunt in Fenton City Park (Sun. Apr. 16; 11 am-1 pm) — Head out for a hoppin’ great time
with the Easter Bunny and his furry friends. Kids will be divided into age groups for the hunt. There’s also a petting
zoo, crafts, music, face painting, and free popcorn and refreshments. Tickets required, and can be purchased at
RiverChase or day of event. Go to: www.fentonmochamger.com. Ticket sales end at 10:45 am prior to event.
Sporting News:
St. Louis Blues vs. Minnesota Wild Playoff Schedule: Game 2: Fri. Apr. 14—televised game; 7 pm (FSN)
(Game 1: Blues win 2-1 in OT) Game 3: Sun. Apr. 16—home game at Scottrade; 2 pm
1350 Elbridge Payne Road
Chesterfield, MO 63017
636-519-4510
Steve Rymer
Around the TOW
The Fate of The Smurfs: The
the Furious Spark Boss Baby The Lost Village Zookeeper’s Wife
Red Box Releases
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Lion (PG-13)
Collateral Beauty (PG-13)
Monster Trucks (PG)
War on Everyone (R)
The Adventure Club (NR)
Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13)
Furious 7 (PG-13)
Weekend Forecast
Friday: Thunderstorms 81°/62°
Saturday: Mostly sunny 83°/64°
Sunday: Thunderstorms 73°/52°
AT THE MOVIES
The Easter
Egg: Sources
say the Easter
bunny first ar-
rived in Ameri-
ca in the 1700s with German
immigrants who settled in
Pennsylvania and transported
their tradition of an egg-laying
hare called “Osterhase” or
“Oschter Haws.”