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42 I EVENTS I May 1, 2024 WEST NEWSMAGAZINE MOTHER’S DAY Exciting news! We’ve teamed up with local businesses in Wildwood to bring you a fabulous Mother’s Day event! Shop, dine, and win amazing prizes! Visit Three French Hens from 10am to 5pm to experience: • 20% off your entire purchase* • Pop-ups from Natalie’s Golden Spatula and Refreshed by Rachel Botox • Lunch coupons to our partnered restaurants starting at 11am • Happy Hour cocktails from 1 to 3pm *Exclusions apply. in Wildwood SAT 11 MAY THREE FRENCH HENS 636.458.8033 16935 MANCHESTER RD, WILDWOOD THREEFRENCHHENSWILDWOOD.COM Visit our website for more information on our partnered businesses, how to enter the community raffle, and more! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Ellisville will hold a public hearing at the Parks and Recreation Building within Bluebird Park, 225 Kiefer Creek Road, Ellisville, Missouri, 63021, on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 7:00 P.M. to consider a Cityinitiated petition for text amendments to Title IV: Land Use; Chapter 400: Zoning Regulations, Sections 400.090, 400.380, and Article IV: Residential Zoning Districts, of the Code of the City of Ellisville, Missouri, to enact definitions applicable to home-based businesses, and to revise regulations applicable to home occupations and home-based businesses within the City of Ellisville, Missouri. LOCAL EVENTS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT The Manchester Arts FOCUS Photography Exhibition is seeking submissions from May 1 through May 31. Open to ages 5 and up in five age categories. A $5 entry fee per image (limit three) is charged to participants age 21 and older. The exhibition will be on display in the park from June 14-July 8. Cash awards for the top three images in each age category. For details, visit manchestermo.gov and search “focus.” • • • From 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, artists and photographers will capture special locations in the city as part of the Wildwood Plein Air Art Event. All skill levels, mediums and ages are welcome. All pieces will be on display at City Hall, 16860 Main St., May 20-July 11. The cost to participate as an adult artist or photographer is $40 before May 4; $10 for youth participants age 18 or younger. Register at cityofwildwood.com/pleinair. • • • The St. Louis Scottish Games are on Saturday, May 11 in Schroeder Park, 359 Old Meramec Station Road in Manchester. Activities begin at 9 a.m. with the final Mudmen concert continuing into the evening. Tickets are $25 for adults over age 18 and $10 for youth ages 13-17. Children age 12 and younger are free. For details on parking, shuttles, event times and tickets, visit stlouis-scottishgames.com. • • • Air Force Band Memorial Day Chronicles of Valor concert is at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22 at the Purser Center at Logan University, 1851 Schoettler Road in Chesterfield and at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 24 at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, 210 E Monroe Ave. in Kirkwood. This @WESTNEWSMAG WESTNEWSMAGAZINE.COM 90-minute concert features a 45-member concert band and will honor the nation’s fallen. Free and open to the public but tickets are required at afbandtix.com. BENEFITS The Ascension Parish Knights of Columbus Spring Fling Bingo is at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.) on Saturday, May 4 at 230 Santa Maria Drive in Chesterfield. Win over $500 in cash prizes with a $25 advance fee or $30 at the door for 15 games. Ticket cost includes beverages. Must be 21 to attend. For tickets, call (314) 303-6250 or email bingo@ascensionkofc.org. • • • The Carole King & James Taylor Story is at 8 p.m. on Sunday, May 5 at the Forest Hills Country Club, 36 Forest Club Drive in Chesterfield. Tickets are $50 and include beer, wine and cocktails. All proceeds benefit the Neonatal Progeroid Foundation. For details, visit breakroomconcerts.com. • • • NAMIWalks St. Louis is from 9:30 a.m.- noon on Saturday, May 11 at Creve Coeur Park - Tremayne Shelter, 3725 Marine Ave. in Maryland Heights. The 1- and 2-mile routes will begin at the Tremayne Shelter. There is no fee to register. Every registered participant who personally raises $100 will earn an event t-shirt. For details, visit namiwalks.org/stlouis. CONCERTS & FESTIVALS The Music on Main concert series featuring Dr. Zhivegas is at 6:45 p.m. on Friday, May 17 at City Hall, 16860 Main St. in Wildwood. Bring seating. No glass. No pets. For concert series details, visit cityofwildwood.com. • • • The Manchester Craft Beer Festival is from 3-6 p.m. on Saturday, May 18 at Schroeder Park, 359 Old Meramec Station See EVENTS, page 44 Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Ellisville will hold a public hearing at the Parks and Recreation Building within Bluebird Park, 225 Kiefer Creek Road, Ellisville, Missouri, 63021, on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, at 7:00 P.M. to consider a City-initiated petition for text amendments to Title IV: Land Use; Chapter 400: Zoning Regulations, Chapter 400: Zoning Regulations, Sections 400.090, 400.380, and Article IV: Residential Zoning Districts, of the Code of the City of Ellisville, Missouri, to enact definitions applicable to home-based businesses, and to revise regulations applicable to home occupations and home-based businesses within the City of Ellisville, Missouri. These public hearings are in compliance with Title IV, Land Use, of the Municipal Code of the City of Ellisville. Lakeside is looking for experienced and educated teachers to join our team! These are full time positions working with children ages 6 weeks through 12 years. Both Assistant Teacher and Summer Camp positions are available. Our teachers must be able to multi-task, know age appropriate activities, communicate well with families and co-workers, and be flexible. Teachers must have a friendly, positive attitude and must be nurturing with children. Lakeside offers competitive hourly wages and it is a rewarding work environment. Lakeside is celebrating 32 years in business this year and is family owned and operated. To apply, send your resume to laura@lakesidechildrensacademy.com. Or, call Lakeside: 636-225-4800. Please ask to speak to Laura, Director. You must be at least 16 years of age. College degrees and/or experience preferred. 1230 Dougherty Ferry Road | West St. Louis County 63088 www.lakesidechildrensacademy.com

FACEBOOK.COM/WESTNEWSMAGAZINE WESTNEWSMAGAZINE.COM Get hooked on seafood at Lazy River Grill By SUZANNE CORBETT Something wonderful happened 28 years ago when restaurateur John Marciano’s wife, Lisa, told him to get his fishing tackle out of the basement. His much-loved hobby became the inspiration for the Marciano’s successful restaurants, Lazy River Grill and Yellowstone Café. Each location is renowned for its fresh fish and eclectic display of vintage fishing tackle and outdoor equipment. While the decor delights anglers, the real eye candy at Lazy River are the plates of fish and seafood. “We’re known for our fish and have been successful because we know how to cook it,” Marciano said. “We don’t overcook our fish. When fish is overcooked, it loses moisture. As a result, the seasoning or breading becomes the dominant flavor, not the fish. I want you to be able to taste the flavor of the fish. I would put our fried fish against anybody’s fish in the Lazy River Grill 631 Big Bend Road • Manchester • (636) 207-1689 Yellowstone Café St. Louis region.” One fish variety Marciano features fried is Basa – a mild white fish with an excellent flavor and texture. It’s the signature fish served on the Shore Lunch and Dinner plates, which is seasoned, lightly breaded and fried crisp. It’s served in generous portions with a side of fries and slaw for lunch or with a small Lodge salad and vegetable for dinner. The Shore lunch and dinners are served as a complete meal that’s affordably priced. “I like to say we’re an old-fashioned traditional restaurant,” Marciano said. “When you order an entree it’s a full meal here, not like one of these a la carté places. When you order an entree here you get cheese and crackers, a side dish, a soup or salad and a dinner roll.” Counted among those entrees include the specialties featured during Lazy River’s seasonal festivals as the current Walleye Festival held on Sunday and Monday nights. Walleye is particularly prized 165 Lamp and Lantern Village • Town and Country • (636) 207-0501 lazyyellow.com • Hours: Monday- Saturday 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday 4-9 p.m. among foodies for its flavor and texture. Salmon fans are anxiously awaiting the return of Lazy River’s Salmon Run, which kicks off July 1, the start of the salmon season. Marciano mentioned this year’s Salmon Run will have a few exciting new recipes to try. And for those looking to try something unusual, try an order of the farm-raised frog legs. Frog legs have sweet, mild flavor and are prepared lightly breaded and fried. If you’re not hungry for fish Lazy River has you covered. How does a nice juicy burger sound? Lazy River boasts some of the best burgers in town. “We use a high quality 81/19 blend Certified Angus Iowa Beef, which has a good texture, flavor and richness,” Marciano said. “Everything about it gives it good flavor that you’ll crave.” Besides burgers, fish and seafood, the menu sports a nice selection of sandwiches, salads, steaks and chicken along with chalkboard specials. Located at the front door, the chalkboard lists the day’s specials with the catch of the day. The full menu is available in the dining May 1, 2024 WEST NEWSMAGAZINE I 43 Basa is featured in the Shore Lunch and Dinner plates room, for take-out and on Lazy River’s patio. A cozy outdoor oasis set with umbrella tables and ringed with florals and herbs. A perfect spot to gather with friends and enjoy craft cocktails or a beer with an appetizer or two. If you choose a larger gathering space, consider the Cabin Room. A semi-private space that’s perfect for upcoming graduation celebrations, birthdays, showers, or rehearsal dinners. Lazy River is celebrating its 23rd year, and Yellowstone Cafe is in its 28th year in operation. If you haven’t been, go. Chances are you’ll be hooked. WHISKEY REIMAGINED NEW ITEM! SWEET & SAVORY BOARD CRAFT WHISKEY BLENDING HOUSE NOW OPEN IN BALLWIN! • Enjoy a flight or inventive cocktails • Create your own whiskey blend • Gift Certificates Available Don’t forget Mom & Dad! LIVE MUSIC May 10 & 17 from 5-8PM BOURBON BRUNCH ~ May 19 Ticket Required | $ 85 | Tickets are limited OPEN WED THRU SUN | SEE WEBSITE FOR HOURS Follow Us @BarrelHouseSTL for more events & updates! 14748 CLAYTON ROAD | BALLWIN 63011 | 636-220-7001 Celebrate Mother’s Day With Us! Every Mom will receive a complimentary slice of cheesecake. 165 Lamp & Lantern Village Town & Country 636-207-0501 *all fish subject to availability gooD FrienDS. great FooD. colD DrinkS. Daily lunch & Dinner SpecialS 288 lamp & lantern Village - upper leVel 636-256-7201 Gift CertifiCates available OPEN 12:00-9:00 p.m. Make Reservations Early Party Room Available at Big Bend Location Locally Owned & Operated www.lazyyellow.com 631 Big Bend Rd. Manchester 636-207-1689 Plant Sale • May 11 9am - 1pm Annuals • Perennials Vegetables • Hanging Baskets 17500 Manchester Rd. Wildwood 63038

FACEBOOK.COM/WESTNEWSMAGAZINE<br />

WESTNEWSMAGAZINE.COM<br />

Get hooked on seafood at Lazy River Grill<br />

By SUZANNE CORBETT<br />

Something wonderful happened 28<br />

years ago when restaurateur John Marciano’s<br />

wife, Lisa, told him to get his<br />

fishing tackle out of the basement. His<br />

much-loved hobby became the inspiration<br />

for the Marciano’s successful restaurants,<br />

Lazy River Grill and Yellowstone<br />

Café. Each location is renowned for its<br />

fresh fish and eclectic display of vintage<br />

fishing tackle and outdoor equipment.<br />

While the decor delights anglers, the<br />

real eye candy at Lazy River are the<br />

plates of fish and seafood.<br />

“We’re known for our fish and have<br />

been successful because we know how to<br />

cook it,” Marciano said. “We don’t overcook<br />

our fish. When fish is overcooked, it<br />

loses moisture. As a result, the seasoning<br />

or breading becomes the dominant<br />

flavor, not the fish. I want you to be able<br />

to taste the flavor of the fish. I would put<br />

our fried fish against anybody’s fish in the<br />

Lazy River Grill<br />

631 Big Bend Road • Manchester • (636) 207-1689<br />

Yellowstone Café<br />

St. Louis region.”<br />

One fish variety Marciano features<br />

fried is Basa – a mild white fish with an<br />

excellent flavor and texture. It’s the signature<br />

fish served on the Shore Lunch and<br />

Dinner plates, which is seasoned, lightly<br />

breaded and fried crisp. It’s served in<br />

generous portions with a side of fries and<br />

slaw for lunch or with a small Lodge salad<br />

and vegetable for dinner. The Shore lunch<br />

and dinners are served as a complete meal<br />

that’s affordably priced.<br />

“I like to say we’re an old-fashioned<br />

traditional restaurant,” Marciano said.<br />

“When you order an entree it’s a full meal<br />

here, not like one of these a la carté places.<br />

When you order an entree here you get<br />

cheese and crackers, a side dish, a soup or<br />

salad and a dinner roll.”<br />

Counted among those entrees include<br />

the specialties featured during Lazy River’s<br />

seasonal festivals as the current Walleye<br />

Festival held on Sunday and Monday<br />

nights. Walleye is particularly prized<br />

165 Lamp and Lantern Village • Town and Country • (636) 207-0501<br />

lazyyellow.com • Hours: Monday- Saturday 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday 4-9 p.m.<br />

among foodies for its flavor and<br />

texture.<br />

Salmon fans are anxiously<br />

awaiting the return of Lazy River’s<br />

Salmon Run, which kicks<br />

off July 1, the start of the salmon<br />

season. Marciano mentioned<br />

this year’s Salmon Run will<br />

have a few exciting new recipes<br />

to try. And for those looking to<br />

try something unusual, try an<br />

order of the farm-raised frog<br />

legs. Frog legs have sweet, mild<br />

flavor and are prepared lightly<br />

breaded and fried.<br />

If you’re not hungry for fish<br />

Lazy River has you covered. How does<br />

a nice juicy burger sound? Lazy River<br />

boasts some of the best burgers in town.<br />

“We use a high quality 81/19 blend Certified<br />

Angus Iowa Beef, which has a good<br />

texture, flavor and richness,” Marciano<br />

said. “Everything about it gives it good<br />

flavor that you’ll crave.”<br />

Besides burgers, fish and seafood, the<br />

menu sports a nice selection of sandwiches,<br />

salads, steaks and chicken along<br />

with chalkboard specials. Located at the<br />

front door, the chalkboard lists the day’s<br />

specials with the catch of the day.<br />

The full menu is available in the dining<br />

May 1, 20<strong>24</strong><br />

WEST NEWSMAGAZINE<br />

I 43<br />

Basa is featured in the Shore Lunch and Dinner plates<br />

room, for take-out and on Lazy River’s<br />

patio. A cozy outdoor oasis set with<br />

umbrella tables and ringed with florals<br />

and herbs. A perfect spot to gather with<br />

friends and enjoy craft cocktails or a beer<br />

with an appetizer or two.<br />

If you choose a larger gathering space,<br />

consider the Cabin Room. A semi-private<br />

space that’s perfect for upcoming graduation<br />

celebrations, birthdays, showers, or<br />

rehearsal dinners.<br />

Lazy River is celebrating its 23rd year,<br />

and Yellowstone Cafe is in its 28th year<br />

in operation. If you haven’t been, go.<br />

Chances are you’ll be hooked.<br />

WHISKEY REIMAGINED<br />

NEW ITEM! SWEET & SAVORY BOARD<br />

CRAFT WHISKEY BLENDING HOUSE<br />

NOW OPEN IN BALLWIN!<br />

• Enjoy a flight or inventive cocktails<br />

• Create your own whiskey blend<br />

• Gift Certificates Available<br />

Don’t forget Mom & Dad!<br />

LIVE MUSIC<br />

May 10 & 17 from 5-8PM<br />

BOURBON BRUNCH ~ May 19<br />

Ticket Required | $ 85 | Tickets are limited<br />

OPEN WED THRU SUN | SEE WEBSITE FOR HOURS<br />

Follow Us @BarrelHouseSTL for more events & updates!<br />

14748 CLAYTON ROAD | BALLWIN 63011 | 636-220-7001<br />

Celebrate Mother’s Day With Us!<br />

Every Mom will receive a complimentary<br />

slice of cheesecake.<br />

165 Lamp & Lantern Village<br />

Town & Country<br />

636-207-0501<br />

*all fish subject to availability<br />

gooD FrienDS.<br />

great FooD.<br />

colD DrinkS.<br />

Daily lunch & Dinner SpecialS<br />

288 lamp & lantern Village - upper leVel<br />

636-256-7201<br />

Gift CertifiCates available<br />

OPEN<br />

12:00-9:00 p.m.<br />

Make Reservations Early<br />

Party Room Available<br />

at Big Bend Location<br />

Locally Owned & Operated<br />

www.lazyyellow.com<br />

631 Big Bend Rd.<br />

Manchester<br />

636-207-1689<br />

Plant Sale • May 11<br />

9am - 1pm<br />

Annuals • Perennials<br />

Vegetables • Hanging Baskets<br />

17500 Manchester Rd.<br />

Wildwood 63038

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