An evening of gourmet food, drink, silent auction and Chef War!
Sunday, April 17, 5:30-8 pm
Kirkwood Community Center, 111 S. Geyer, 63122
$40/person, call (314) 395-0988 for tickets
Guest Speakers April 5 and April 8 – Webster Hills UMC and Harrison Avenue MBC
Tuesday, April 5 at Harrison Avenue MBC
- Augusta Savage: Sculptor, Teacher and Activist, presented by Betsy Solomon
Friday, April 8 at Webster Hills UMC
- Lynn Acree, What is Barn Art?
- Hankie Pankie, Bring Your Mother’s Hankie for Vintage, Value and Preservation Care with Handkerchief Expert Sally Haffner
For more details and a full program listing, go to the programs page and download a Spring 2016 schedule.
Sneak Peak at Chef Wars Gourmet Menu!
2016 Taste “Chef Wars”
Gourmet menu presented by:
Aberdeen Heights with Chef Erik Wright:
- Entrée: Lobster Parfait
- Dessert: Chocolate Hazelnut Mousse
Cape Albeon with Chef Mark DuBro:
- Entrée: Teriyaki-Glazed Prawn over Asparagus Risotto topped with Applewood Smoked Bacon
- Dessert: Chocolate Mousse Cup with Raspberry Chambord Coulis
Crestview Senior Living with Chef Julie Blucker:
- Entrée: Penne Primavera Con Pollo Grigliato
- Dessert: Lady Julie’s Chocolate Scandal
Friendship Village—Chesterfield with Chefs Mark, Joe, Kevin and their team:
- Entrée: Salmon en Croute
- Dessert: Chocolate Truffles
Friendship Village—Sunset Hills with Chefs Mark, Joe, Kevin and their team:
- Entrée: Duck Confit with Asian Slaw
- Dessert: Cointreau Strawberry Pound Cake
Laclede Groves with Chef Thomas Zuber and Chef Guysell Dixon:
- Entrée: Spinach Artichoke Stuffed Chicken Breast
- Dessert: Pecan Toffee Mousse Cake
Meramec Bluffs with Chef Chris Morgan:
- Entrée: Cajun spiced Pork Loin stuffed with Andouille Sausage, Sweet Potato Hash and a Stone Ground Mustard Sauce
- Dessert: Roasted Banana and Mascarpone Mousse Cake with Milk Chocolate Ganache and Dark Rum Caramel Sauce
Our Lady of Life with Chef Yolanda Warren:
- Entrée: Spring Salad with OLOL Signature Dressing, Tomato Florentine Soup with Focaccia Grilled Cheese Bites
- Dessert: Assorted Cheesecake Lollipops
Sunday, April 17, 5:30-8:00, $40/person – Call (314) 395-0988 for tickets, space is limited!
13th Annual Taste of Webster-Kirkwood: Chef Wars – Food, Food, Drinks!
Sunday, April 17, 5:30-8 pm
Kirkwood Community Center
111 S. Geyer, Kirkwood, MO 63122
Enjoy appetizers from 5:30-6 pm
Thanks to local establishments for providing yummy samples:
- Hacienda Mexican Restaurant- Chips and salsa
- Hanneke’s Westwood Catering- Pistachio chicken
- J. Greene’s Pub- Hot wings
- Pi Pizzeria- Pizza slices
- P’Sghetti’s- Famous sweet bread
- Ted Drewes- Frozen custard
Enjoy drinks all evening from 5:30-8 pm
Thanks to the following for quenching our thirst:
- Aqua Systems- Bottled Water
- Anheuser Busch InBev- Budweiser, Bud Select, and Bud Light
- Kaldi’s- Coffee packets
- Kirkwood Station Restaurant & Brewing Company- Midnight Train & Sugar Creek Lager
- Lucky’s Market- Wine
- Oberweis Dairy- Chocolate Milk & Lemonade
- Schlafly Beer- Schlafly Pale Ale
- Total Wine & More- Wine
- Webster Groves Garden Cafe- Coffee
Tickets on sale, for more information, call 314-395-0988.
Competing Chefs!
Sunday, April 17, 5:30-8pm
Kirkwood Community Center
111 S. Geyer, Kirkwood, MO 63122
Eight senior living communities compete for the best entree and best dessert.
Thank you to our 2016 participating chefs from:
- Aberdeen Heights
- Cape Albeon
- Crestview Senior Living
- Friendship Village at Chesterfield
- Friendship Village at Sunset Hills
- Laclede Groves
- Meramec Bluffs
- Our Lady of Life Apartments
Limited seating so purchase your tickets soon, for more information, call 314-395-0988
Guest Speakers Friday, April 1 at WHUMC
- Missouri History Museum Docent, Sharon Smith, The World’s Fair in Photographs: Planning, Construction and Being There
- Rick Skinner, Vice President, Volunteer Center, United Way Quality Standards: How to Know Your Contributions of Time, Treasure and Talents Truly Make and Impact on the Community
For more details and a full program listing, go to the programs page and download a Spring 2016 schedule.
“This is not Just Your Kids Library” – Rescheduled Date March 30
This is n
ot Just Your Kids Library,” a Discussion of Library Resources for All Ages
The Shepherd’s Center is hosting a Community Connection Coffee on Wednesday, March 30 at 9:30 a.m. at Webster Groves Public Library, 301 E. Lockwood, Webster Groves, MO 63119.
This event is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Shepherd’s Center at 314-395-0988 or email gmchenry@shepherdscenter-wk.org.
Libraries have resources for people of all ages. Join Tom Cooper, from Webster Groves Public Library, who will discuss the Book-a-Librarian technology assistance program, the Wednesday afternoon computer classes, e-books, downloadable magazines, and the outreach program for people who can’t make it to the library. And Nick O’ Neal, from the Kirkwood Public Library, who will talk about the Computer Lab, VHS-DVD converters, a CD/DVD Duplicator, 3D Printing and their one-on-one technology assistance program, Grab-a-Geek.
Inspiring older adults through volunteerism, enrichment and community connection
Taste of Webster Kirkwood: Chef Wars Tickets on Sale!
13th Annual Ta
ste of Webster-Kirkwood: Chef Wars
Sunday, April 17, 5:30–8 pm
Kirkwood Community Center, 111 S. Geyer, Kirkwood, MO 63122
Join in the fun, food and festivities! Senior Living Communities compete for the best entrée and best dessert. Local establishments share their best appetizers and libations. Tickets on sale, $40/person, for more information call 314-395-0988.
Guest Speakers Friday, March 18 at WHUMC
- Kwasha School for Girls in Zambia, presented by Karen Vundamina-Rayborn, Executive Director
- Artist Kacey Cowdery, Thanks to Mom it Started with 4H
For more details and a full program listing, go to the programs page and download a Spring 2016 schedule.
Guest Speakers Friday, March 11 at Webster Hills UMC
- Right to Work: Moderated Discussion, MO Rep Courtney Curtis (D Ferguson), Ed Finkelstein, Publisher, St. Louis Labor Tribune and Roy Malone, Moderator
- Claire Anderson, Powder Valley Volunteer, What’s New at Powder Valley Nature Center
For more details and a full program listing, go to the programs page and download a Spring 2016 schedule.
