LOCATION CODES: AC - Aspen Center • ADMIN - Corporate Administration Office • CH - Clubhouse
COM - Charrette Creek Commons • FH - Farmhouse • GC - Golf Course • HC - Harmonie Church • STB-Stables • LC - Log Cabin
CB - Corlina Beach • CPB - Cedar Pass Beach • PMB - Property Management Building • AL - Alpine Lake
LOCATION CODES: AC - Aspen Center • ADMIN - Corporate Administration Office • CH - Clubhouse
COM - Charrette Creek Commons • FH - Farmhouse • GC - Golf Course • HC - Harmonie Church • STB-Stables • LC - Log Cabin
CB - Corlina Beach • CPB - Cedar Pass Beach • PMB - Property Management Building • AL - Alpine Lake
• APRIL 11 - APRIL 17, 2024 •
LOCATION CODES: AC - Aspen Center • ADMIN - Corporate Administration Office • CH - Clubhouse
COM - Charrette Creek Commons • FH - Farmhouse • GC - Golf Course • HC - Harmonie Church • STB-Stables • LC - Log Cabin
CB - Corlina Beach • CPB - Cedar Pass Beach • PMB - Property Management Building • AL - Alpine Lake
Adult Workshop: Food Styling
Class
Sat., Apr. 27 | 10 a.m.| COM
Join us for a fun and informative workshop
where you’ll learn the art of styling your own
charcuterie board. Our expert instructor
will share tips and tricks to create a visually
stunning and delicious spread that will wow
your guests. Each attendee will leave the
class with their own beautifully arranged
charcuterie board, filled with an assortment
of tasty meats, cheeses, fruits, and more.
Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your
entertaining skills!
Please bring snacks and drinks to
enjoy during the class! $40 per person.
Registration required by Thursday, April
25: https://bit.ly/3PCYcN2. Ext. 9180.
Adult Workshop: Mother’s Day
Flower Bouquet
Sat., May 11 | 10 a.m.| COM
Just in time for Mother’s Day! We have the
perfect mother/daughter date opportunity!
Betty, from Deer Valley Lavender, will join
us to help guest arrange a beautiful flower
bouquet! Fresh flowers and lavender
provided along with instruction and all
other supplies needed to send you home
with a beautiful flower arrangement. Pre-
registration required by Thursday, May 9.
Visit https://bit.ly/3PQiX8b to register. Ext.
9180.
Spring Renewal Forest Bathing &
Nature Therapy Walk
Sat., Apr. 20 | 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.| LC
Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of
spring during our Spring Renewal Forest
Bathing + Nature Therapy Walk at the Log
Cabin area. Led by experienced guide
Jess Thenhaus, this extended walk offers
a profound journey into the rejuvenating
energy of the season. Discover the
grounding effects of Shinrin-Yoku as you
deeply connect with the unfolding natural
world around you, providing a refreshing
escape from daily routines and a chance to
reconnect with your inner landscape. $35
per person. Registration is required by
Thursday, April 18 at the following link:
https://bit.ly/3VAnPSs. Ext. 9180.
Outdoor Escape Room Experience
Sat., Apr. 27 | 8 a.m., 12 p.m., 4 p.m. |
COM
Join Innsbrook Resort and the Nature
Institute of Godfrey, IL for an exclusive
outdoor Escape Room experience at
Charrette Creek Commons. Participants will
tackle mental and physical challenges that
will test your knowledge on birds, mammals,
astronomy, trees and all things nature and
outdoor inspired. Can you solve the riddles
and navigate the grounds to overcome the
challenge? Suitable for ages 16 and up, with
three time slots available: 8 a.m., 12 p.m.,
and 4 p.m.
$40 per person. Space is limited,
registration required by April 25 at the
following link: https://bit.ly/43D2Kc4. Ext.
9180.
Spring Fling at the Clubhouse
Sat., Apr. 13 | 2-8 p.m. | CH
Plein Air Art Class: The Stables
Wed., Apr. 17 | 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | STB
*Registration required online by April 12
Music BINGO
Thurs., Apr. 18 | 7 - 9 p.m. | CH
Splash Into Spring Pickleball Mixer
Sat., Apr. 27 | 10 a.m. | COM
Music BINGO
Thurs., May 2 | 7 - 9 p.m. | CH
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Events & Activities ..................1
Resort News ............................2
Trash and Recycling
Reminders ...............................2
The Market Cafe & Creamery
News ........................................3
Dining News ............................3
Club News ...............................4
Golf News ................................5
53rd Anniversary Party
Information .............................5
Nature Notes ..........................6
Hours of Operation ...............6
Classied Ads..........................7
UPCOMING EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
1
APR
13
APR
18
APR
17
APR
27
MAY
2
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RESORT NEWS
Prepare Your Home for Memorial
Day with Innsbrook Services!
As Memorial Day weekend approaches,
we want to help you complete all of your
home maintenance projects before the busy
summer season begins! Reach out to Inns-
brook Services for all of your home mainte-
nance needs. Whether it’s sprucing up the
deck for outdoor gatherings, landscaping
projects, or tackling those lingering re-
pairs, our team is here to help you prepare
your home for the holiday weekend. Don’t
wait until the last minute – schedule your
projects today and ensure your home is
ready to welcome guests and create lasting
memories this Memorial Day. Please visit
https://bit.ly/3IBN3bn or call ext. 9150 to
schedule your home maintenance needs.
“In Their Honor” Submissions
We will print the name(s) of the service
members in your family in the Memorial Day
edition of the IBK Explorer. If you submitted
a name last year, we will reprint that
message. If you need to update last year’s
entry or make a new entry, please submit
the name and information by Friday, May
17, online by visiting https://bit.ly/4cVEHcP.
Call ext. 9180 with any questions.
Now Seeking Summer Event and
Recreational Sta
Do you have children or grandchildren
looking for a fun summer job? Tell them
about Innsbrook! Opportunities may include
serving as a rec-aide for Camp Innsbrook
workshops & camps, event setup and tear
down, pool attendants, and more! Must be
16 years or older to apply. Evenings and
weekends required. Click here to apply now:
https://www.innsbrook-resort.com/about/
employment. For more information, contact
the Activities Director at ext. 9213 or email
2024 Spring Fishing Tournament
Results
Kids Division
• Largest Fish: Bryant Janosky - 2.11 lbs
• 1st Place (total weight): Burke Schultz -
17.48 lbs
• 2nd Place (total weight): Bryant Janosky
- 10.52 lbs
Adults Division
• Largest Bass: Josh Harris - 5.26 lbs
• 1st Place (total weight): Miller & Ru -
22.9 lbs
• 2nd Place (total weight): Josh & Paul
Harris - 21.10 lbs
Keep Your Home Cool and
Healthy: Schedule Your AC Unit
Check Up Today!
Ensure your family breathes easy this
summer by scheduling an AC unit check-up.
Pollen and other allergens can compromise
your indoor air quality, but regular mainte-
nance can mitigate these risks. Our Inns-
brook Services team will inspect your sys-
tem, clean any mold or rust, and advise on
lter changes to optimize air quality. Don’t
wait until it’s too late—take proactive steps
to keep your home healthy and comfortable
all season long. Contact Innsbrook Services
today by calling ext.9150, emailing services@
innsbrook-resort.com, or, by visiting https://
bit.ly/3P8PlT5 to schedule your appointment!
Charrette Creek Commons &
Tyrol Oasis Swimming Pool Info
2024
Charrette Creek Commons Swimming
Pool: Opening day is Saturday, May 25!
Access will be rst come, rst served, no
reservations needed. Once pool capacity is
reached, patrons will be granted access on a
one out, one in basis.
Pool Hours:
• Sun-Thurs | 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Fri-Sat | 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (Please note, no
lifeguard on duty from 8-10 p.m.)
Lap Swim: There will be no lap swimming
hours on Sundays. Lane reservations not
required. Please access the pool for lap
swimming through the main pool gate.
Village of Innsbrook
Information
Information and upcom-
ing meetings regarding
the Village of Innsbrook
can be accessed at the
following link: https://
www.villageofinnsbrook.
org/home.html
Lap Swim Hours Beginning Mon., May 27:
• Mon-Sat | 8-10 a.m.
Silver Sneakers Splash (Aqua Fitness
Class): Classes will be held every Tuesday
throughout the summer, beginning May 28,
from 9:15-10 a.m.
To view the complete list of pool rules, visit
https://bit.ly/4d1Vs66. For questions, please
call ext.9180.
Summerhaus: Lounging by the pool,
can’t stand in line at the bar? Enjoy pool
side cocktail and beverage wait sta, this
Summer at Charrette Creek Commons!
Our wonderful wait sta can now come to
you during open hours on Saturdays and
Sundays! Stay tuned for Summerhaus hours
coming soon!
Tyrol Oasis Pool: Opening day is Saturday,
May 25! Access will be rst come, rst
served, no reservations needed. Lifeguards
will not be on duty, so please monitor
children appropriately. Please re-adjust
pool umbrellas down after use and do not
rearrange pool furniture. Concessions will
not be available, but coolers and snacks are
welcome (no glass allowed). The pool will be
open from sunrise to sunset.
Trash and Recycling Reminders
Please note that construction dumpsters
ARE NOT available for personal use! All
trash and recycling must be deposited at
the designated trash and recycling depots.
DO NOT use the trash or recycle bins at the
Clubhouse Bar & Grille, Charrette Creek
Commons, The Market Cafe and Creamery,
or at the Aspen Center; these are for
commercial use only.
Bulky trash items such as furniture,
mattresses, etc. are prohibited. For complete
trash and recycling rules and regulations,
please visit https://bit.ly/4cTOmAz.
First Annual Spring Fling at the
Clubhouse!
Sat., Apr. 13 | 2-8 p.m. | CH
Join us at the Clubhouse Bar and Grille for
our rst annual Spring Fling event on April 13
from 2-8 p.m.! Enjoy a mojito sample ight
featuring delightful spring avors, indulge in
our refreshed Garden Bar and regular menu
options, and groove to the beats of DJ RPM
from 3-6 p.m. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Special Spring Fling Garden Bar will include
deli sandwiches, salad bar, and soups for
$18.
Reservations are not required, but
recommended. To reserve your table
online, visit https://rb.gy/eevbz4 or call the
Clubhouse at ext.9206.
Tequila and Tacos - Patron
Pairing Dinner
Fri., Apr. 26 | 6-9 p.m. | GC
Join us for a esta of avors on the patio of
the 18th green at the golf course! Indulge in
a tequila and taco pairing event featuring a
three-course plated dinner, each expertly
paired with a Patron tequila. Tickets are
$65 per person and must be purchased
in advance. Visit https://rb.gy/s7phyh for
more details and to purchase your tickets.
Call Guest Services at ext.0 for reservation
assistance. Must be 21 or older to attend.
THE MARKET CAFE & CREAMERY NEWS
DINING NEWS
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New Spring Starbucks Beverages!
Indulge in a variety of delicious Starbucks
beverages now available at The Market
Cafe and Creamery! Satisfy your cravings
with our Springtime Lavender Latte and
Frappucino, blending smooth Starbucks
Blonde Espresso Roast with creamy oat milk
and subtle oral notes of lavender. Or, try
our signature Cinnamon Dolce Latte or sip
on our Cinnamon Caramel Cold Brew. Treat
yourself to these special delights before
they’re gone!
New Spring Apparel at The
Market Boutique!
Get ready to refresh your wardrobe for
spring at The Market Boutique! We’ve got
you covered with new arrivals, including
stylish women’s tanks, tees, leggings and
t-shirt dresses, sleek men’s polos, and more!
Plus, don’t miss out on our special oer -
enjoy 50% o select winter apparel while
supplies last! Stop by today and elevate your
spring style.
2024 Solar Eclipse T-shirts -
Limited Quantity
Still Available!
Hurry in to The Market
Boutique and snag one
of the limited remaining
2024 solar eclipse
t-shirts before they’re
gone! Commemorate
this historic event with
a stylish keepsake you’ll
cherish for years to come. Don’t miss your
chance to grab one while supplies last!
Taste of Tuscany - Dining Event
Fri., May. 24 | 6:30 p.m. | AC
Join your friends and neighbors for a taste
of Italy at the Sycamore Terrace! Treat
yourselves to hand picked Tuscan wines,
olive oils, and vinaigrettes imported from
Italy. Each ticket includes a personal-sized
assorted charcuterie board along with the
samples for a true Tuscan pairing. Doors
open at 6 p.m., tasting begins at 6:30 p.m.
Reservations are required by May
3. Tickets are $35 per person. Visit
https://bit.ly/4awNHTv to make your
reservation! Ext.0.
Live Music Fridays!
Join us every Friday evening at the
Clubhouse for great food, ice cold beverages,
and live music from a local favorite. Check
out the upcoming live music schedule below.
We can’t wait to see you there!
• April 12 | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | Brandon
Salter
• April 19 | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | James Jones
• April 26 | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | Mixology Duo
Reservations are not required, but highly
recommended. Visit https://rb.gy/eevbz4 to
reserve your table online, or call ext.9206.
Trixie Delight
Sunday, May 26
Dr. Zhivegas
Saturday, June 1
The Fabulous Motown Revue
Saturday, June 8
Top Gunz
Saturday, June 15
The Sappingtones
Saturday, June 22
The Big Rigs
Saturday, June 29
No Diggity
Friday, July 5
Garden Party Band
Saturday, July 13
My Friend Mike
Saturday, July 20
VooDoo Buett
Saturday, July 27
Fanfare
Saturday, August 3
Joe Matzka
Saturday, August 10
Super Jam
Saturday, August 17
Mark Perkins
Saturday, August 24
Butchwax and The Hollywoods
Saturday, August 31
All concerts are held at the outdoor
amphitheater at Charrette Creek
Commons at 7:30 p.m.
SUBMIT YOUR NEWS AND PHOTOS:
IBK Clubs, do you have any news or club updates?
Let us know! Email us at news@innsbrook-
resort.com and we’ll share your updates in the
newsletter. The next issue will be out April 18,
2024.
Historic Harmonie Church &
Wedding Chapel
Non-denominational church services every
Sunday at 10 a.m. at 24924 S. Stracks Church
Road adjoining Innsbrook. ALL ARE WELCOME!
Please note, during the month of April,
Evangelist Joe Purl will be preaching while we
conduct a pastor search.
• God and a Cup of Coee | 9:30 a.m.
Join us a for a bible study every Tuesday at
Harmonie Church.
Attention Innsbrook Gardeners:
Join the Village of Innsbrook Garden Club as we
kick o another fact and fun-lled season. Our
spring membership drive will be held on April
12 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Charrette
Creek Commons meeting room. Chris Faatz,
Innsbrook Horticulturist, will be our guest
speaker, addressing items of particular interest
to one and all, including recommended plants,
four invasive plants, and how to minimize deer
damage. At this time, we will also be collecting
our yearly dues of $25/family. We hope to see
you all there!
Splash into Spring Pickleball Mixer
Sat., Apr. 27 | 10 a.m. | COM
Join us for a fun day of pickleball with friends
and family! Players will rotate around and mix
in with everybody – all skills welcome – ages
12 and over. *Please note, pickleball courts
will not be open for use until 3 p.m. due to
the event. Your $60 entry fee goes directly to
support cancer research projects at Siteman
Cancer Center through Swim Across America
and includes a sporty t-shirt! Register to play,
volunteer or sponsor by emailing Mike Bohm
and Tony Martinez at SAAPickleball@outlook.
com.
IBK Adventure Club Poker Run
Sat., May 18 | 12 p.m. | AC
Join us for a day of fun and fundraising at the
IBK Adventure Club’s Fourth Annual Poker
Run on May 18! Hop on your golf cart, UTV, or
car and visit ve exciting stops. This family-
friendly event is just $20 for the rst hand
and $5 for each additional hand. The rst
stop will be at the Aspen Center parking lot
(12-1 p.m.). Stay tuned for updates on stops
2, 3, and 4! All proceeds will support Swim
Across America in Todd Snavely’s honor. For
complete details, visit the IBK Adventure Club
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/
groups/369251864072985.
Faith Through Fire: Adopt-a-Pot
Project
“Where owers bloom so does hope.” – Lady
Bird Johnson
Join us in spreading hope and joy through
Faith Through Fire’s Adopt-A-Pot project! Your
contribution will help us purchase and care
for owers that will adorn the decks at the
Innsbrook “House Of Hope” (respite house),
oering breast cancer patients a healing retreat
in nature. Donations can be made via VENMO
a t @ f a i t h t h r o u g h r e o r v i s i t t h e V E N M O l i n k a t
https://www.venmo.com/u/faiththroughre.
Be sure to include “owers” or “Adopt-A-
Pot Project” in the “What’s it for” eld. Your
generosity will make a meaningful dierence
in the lives of those we serve. For more
information, contact Joanie Taylor at joanie.
[email protected]. Thank you for your
support!
Bluebird Trail Report:
The Innsbrook Bluebird Trail is starting its
27th year of monitoring our local bluebirds.
The original trail was started in 1997 by the
Innsbrook Garden Club. It started with just
12 nest boxes. We now monitor over 170
nest boxes each week. There are 20 faithful
monitors reporting each week of the breeding
season. Last year, our bluebirds edged 834
chicks and since 1997, we have edged 12,247
chicks!
This year, our birds are o to an amazing start
with a reported 88 nests containing 246 eggs
and 12 chicks have already hatched. They have
never started this strongly before, it should be
an awesome season.
If you would like to join in the fun, installed
nest boxes are available for a $60 donation
to the Innsbrook Bluebird Trail. For more
information, please contact Shirley at:
Owls at IBK
Luna’s owlet, Capricorn, is
growing bigger by the day.
The photo on the right
shows her looking out at
the eclipse on Monday,
April 8, with her mom.
They were pretty quiet
sitting side by side.
IBK Fishing Club Tips
When shing for bedding bass, the indirect
approach is best. Bass come shallow to spawn.
The sh have been known to spawn in as little
as one foot of water. Although an angler with
polarized glasses may be able to see the sh,
casting right at them will not often produce
bites. The sh are likely to ee an invasive lure.
The right approach is to sh on the edges of
the nests. Move lures slowly and target them
about a foot away from the sh. It may take
multiple casts, but he bass will react. Often the
bump the lure or briey mouth it to move it
away from their nests. Once the sh engages
the lure, instead of eeing from it, you’ll have
them.
CLUB NEWS
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IHS Discovery Day
Mark your calendars for this year’s IHS
Discovery Day on Saturday, May 11,
from 1:30-4:30 p.m. It’s sure to be a fun
day for the whole family! There will be
live porch music all afternoon provided
by the Dave & Bryan Duo. Artisans will
be demonstrating their handywork in
three separate skills: a blacksmith, a
spinning wheel expert, and a couple
demonstrating the fundamentals of log
cabin building using landscape timbers.
Complimentary hot dogs, ice cream,
and refreshments will also be available!
Kids can enoy a scavenger hunt and all
attendees will be welcome to ask barn
building questions to our crew. You don’t
miss it!
SAVE THE DATE! 13th Annual IHS Golf
Tournament
Mon., May 20 | 11 a.m. | GC
Sign-ups for the annual IHS golf
tournament are now open! Call Scott
Francin at 636.489.9062 to get on
the players list and for any other
information.
Hole sponsors are also welcome! Hole
sponsors will have their name or their
business’ name on a sign posted next to
a tee box. New hole sponsors are always
welcome! Contact Call Scott Francin at
636.489.9062 for details.
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Kick o the summer by celebrating 53
years of family tradition and community at
Innsbrook! Join us for the annual Memorial
Day Anniversary Party at Charrette Creek
Commons on Saturday, May 25, from
2-5 p.m.! Whether you’ve been to our
anniversary party before or are new to
Innsbrook, you’ll enjoy the laid-back, county
fair-style atmosphere.
The party will kick o with a live
performance of the National Anthem,
followed by the ceremonial blast o to a
new season. Kids will enjoy jumping in the
inatable bounce house, playing by the
Bubble Bus, nding their way through the
inatable obstacle course, and the colorful
barrel train that will be ready to take kids on
an exciting, old-school adventure.
The catered picnic menu will include
hamburgers and veggie burgers, all-beef hot
dogs, barbecued baked beans, pasta salad
and refreshing sliced watermelon. Non-
alcoholic beverages will be available, but you
are welcome to bring your own coolers with
the beverages and treats of your choosing.
Bring along blankets, lawn chairs and pop-up
tents for your family picnic
Guests 21-and-over, make sure to bring your
ID to enjoy a cold one at the complimentary
beer truck! Stamps for the beer truck will be
located near the registration tents.
This anniversary party is a can’t miss event
for property owners as you’ll listen to live
music from Serapis, meet up with old friends
and create friendships that could last a
lifetime.
During the party, be sure to stop by our
variety of booths to learn more about
Property Owner Clubs, donate to the 2023
reworks show, purchase your very own
Innsbrook Cookbook, and much more! Take
a look at all of the booths below!
• IBK Fishing Club
• IBK Car Club
• Swim Across America
• Innsbrook Historical Society
• M & M Golf Carts
• Pedego E-Bikes
• Wags N Whiskers
• Wright City Fire Department
• Innsbrook Real Estate
• Harmonie Church
Want to come to the party? All homeowners
and family members are invited and
must RSVP by May 10 at 3 p.m. to ensure
we have enough food and beverages for
everyone who want to attend. Everyone
MUST CHECK IN at the table upon arrival.
Rain or shine.
To join in on the fun, visit
https://bit.ly/43V6yFF to RSVP for yourself
and the number of guests you are bringing.
Not sure of the exact number of guests? Call
ext. 9180 for assistance.
*Email [email protected], or
call ext.9180 with any questions.
THE 53RD
ANNIVERSARY
PARTY
GOLF NEWS
Par Bar Pre-Season Pop-Up!
Fri., Apr. 12 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | GC
Get ready to kick o the season at the
Par Bar Pre-Season Pop-Up event! The
Par Bar is back with a bang, showcasing
our delicious new menu items including
The Swinging Chicken Salad Sliders, Par
Bar Smash Burger, The Dagwood club
sandwich, and more! Wash it all down
with our refreshing cocktails like “The
Happy Meal” deluxe bloody mary or the
Mickelson Mule. Don’t miss out on the
fun and avors - join us at the Par Bar
and get a taste of what’s to come this
season!
Bites and Birdies - Special
Oer!
Treat yourself to the perfect midweek
escape with our Bites and Birdies special
oer at Innsbrook! Swing into action
with this unbeatable package including
greens fee, cart fee, and your choice of a
delicious brat, hot dog, or deli sandwich
paired with chips and a refreshing drink -
all for only $47!
*Available for Monday through Thursday
play, excluding holidays. Players must call
the Pro Shop at ext.9203 to book their tee
time and receive the special.
Save the Dates! 2024 Ladies
Golf Clinic
Have fun! Play better! Lower your scores!
Our popular Ladies Golf Clinic Series
is back in 2024 with four instructional
sessions covering all facets of the game.
Each clinic will run from 10-11:15 a.m.
on the following Thursdays in April and
May:
• Session 1 | April 18 | Putting &
Chipping
• Session 2 | April 25 | Pitching, half
swings, and wedges
• Session 3 | May 2 | Full Swing - Irons
and Hybrids
• Session 4 | May 9 | Full Swing - Driv-
ers and Fairway Woods
Space will be limited to the rst eight
ladies to sign up. Cost is $45 per session,
or, $150 for all four sessions. Don’t wait,
space will ll up quickly for these popular
events! Call the Pro Shop at ext.9203 to
sign up today!
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NATURE NOTES
To reach any of the following extensions,
call 636.928.3366, followed by the extension.
MAIN GATE:
Ext. 9400 | 24-hrs/day
WEST GATE:
Ext. 9401 | Fri-Tues | 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
ASPEN CENTER
Ext. 0 | Mon–Sun | 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
CHARRETTE CREEK COMMONS
PROPERTY OWNER INFO:
Ext. 9180 | Mon–Fri | 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sat - Sun | CLOSED
ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
Ext. 9213
FITNESS CENTER:
Ext. 9180 | 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
LAUNDRY FACILITY:
Ext. 9180 | Open daily 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
(First come, rst served basis)
SWIMMING POOL:
Ext. 9180
Opens for the season on May 25
HOURS BEGINNING MAY 25:
Sun-Thurs | 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Fri-Sat | 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (Please note, no
lifeguards on duty from 8-10 p.m.)
LAP SWIM (beginning May 27):
Sun | Not open for lap swim
Mon-Sat | 8-10 a.m.
SUMMERHAUS:
Ext. 9185
Closed for the season
TYROL OASIS:
Closed for the season.
THE MARKET CAFE & CREAMERY:
Ext. 9333
Mon-Thurs | 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fri-Sat | 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Sun | 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
HOURS OF OPERATION
INNSBROOK QUIET HOURS:
No loud noises such as power tools, chainsaws, weed eaters, power mowers, leaf blowers, etc. on
Sundays & Holidays. Holidays include New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Quiet hours are in eect every weekday before 7 a.m. or after 5:30
p.m. On Saturdays, loud noises are allowed only between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ext.
9400
GOLF COURSE:
Ext. 9203
Sun-Sat | 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
*First tee time will be 30 min. after the pro
shop opens. Hours subject to change due to
inclement weather.
PAR BAR:
Ext. 9203
Closed for the season.
CLUBHOUSE BAR & GRILLE:
Mon-Wed | CLOSED
Thurs | 3-9 p.m. (All-day happy hour drink
specials)
Fri-Sat | 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (Happy hour drink
specials from 2-5 p.m. Kitchen closes at 9 p.m.)
Sun | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. (Happy hour drink
specials from 2-5 p.m. Kitchen closes at 6 p.m.)
THE LIBRARY (Speakeasy):
Sun-Thurs | CLOSED
Fri-Sat | 6-10 p.m.
VILLAGE HALL:
636.745.8844 | Mon–Fri | 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE:
Ext. 9199 | Mon–Sun | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
SERVICES:
Ext. 9150 | Mon–Fri | 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
https://www.innsbrook-resort.com/property-
owners/services/
On-Call Premium/Emergency Services Only:
Saturday, 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Sunday, 8 a.m.–Noon
636.384.3139
ALARM SYSTEM SUPPORT:
636.742.1029
HISTORIC VILLAGE:
Open 7 days a week for self-guided tours.
DNI CONDO MANAGEMENT:
Becky Voss, Community Manager
P: 314.576.0700 ext.301
Mon–Thurs | 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Fri | 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Sat - Sun | CLOSED
NATURE NOTES
2024 “Cicada-geddon”
This spring, billions of cicada beetles will
chorus together as two broods emerge
from their years-long slumber. With the
longest lifespan of any insect, periodical
cicadas are native to Missouri. The
broods — groups of cicadas that share
the same emergence years — will appear
in 18 Midwestern states in late April and
early May. This year, Brood XIII, which
comes out every 17 years, and Brood
XIX, which comes out every 13 years, will
join together in the magical display of
emerging together this spring right in our
backyards.
The last time this historic event took
place was when Thomas Jefferson was
president, decades before Missouri
statehood. The next overlapping event
will be in the year 2245.
For the most part, most Missourians will
only experience Brood XIX, the Great
Southern Brood, which last appeared in
Missouri in 2011. Those in northeastern
Missouri near the Illinois border might
see – and hear – both broods. The
synchronized male singing can be louder
than a jet engine.
Cicada nymphs emerge when the soil
warms to 64 degrees and dig their way
out of the ground. They subscribe to
the “safety in numbers” approach and
emerge all at once. They climb trees,
fence posts or anything vertical before
shedding their hard skins. Then they
head to treetops to mate, lay their eggs
and die within four to six weeks.
Expect to see cicadas after a spring rain,
and expect to see a lot of them – as many
as 1.5 million per acre. This creates a
feeding frenzy for predators and litter so
heavy that the sidewalks and highways
may need shoveling. Cicadas, while loud
and messy, are harmless to humans and
their pets. They don’t sting or bite.
University of Missouri Extension
Horticulture Specialist, Tamra Reall,
warns against using pesticides that will
harm birds and beneficial insects such
as butterflies, bees and moths. If there
is concern about new trees or bushes,
protect them with a loose cover of
cheesecloth.
Article courtesy of the University of
Missouri, Linda Geist
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Items For Sale:
FOR SALE: Sunsh sailboat and trailer. Very
good condition and ready to sail. Pictures
available. Asking $650 for both or $550 for
boat only. Call Bryan at 314.629.3718. 4/11
FOR SALE: Frigidaire Refrigerator - 30” x 18”
with top freezer. Stainless steel doors. $60.
Call Bob at 314.920.1409. 4/11
FOR SALE: 2005 Escape Cruise boat. Hull
number LLT10406F405 13‘ x 6‘ with trailer,
Bimini top and full cover. E drive. New tilt
40V motor. $2500. Call John at 314.550.5746.
4/4
FOR SALE: 2002 Pontoon boat - 14’ x 6’ with
mini Kota remote, 12V trolling motor, 16 foot
bear trailer, Bimini top and full cover. $2500.
Call John at 314.550.5746. 4/4
FOR SALE: Old Town Loon Kayaks. Two
single kayaks and paddles, eight to nine feet
long. $150 each or two for $250. Contact
Diane at 314.707.7745 for photos. 4/4
FOR SALE: Lily pad, lightly used - $150.
Contact Diane at 314.707.7745 for photos.
4/4
FOR SALE: Ethan Allen Cherry Entertainment
Center (6 pieces) - $900. Lots of storage.
Beautiful pieces! Call 636.497.5046. 4/4
FOR SALE: Scandinavian White Oak Dining
Room table, six upholstered chairs and
hutch - $500. The hutch has glass on the
sides and fronts. The max length of the table
is 76” long with the leaf. Call 636.497.5046.
4/4
FOR SALE: Two matching plaid loveseats
from Carol House. $500. In great condition
and very comfortable! Colors are tan and
burgundy. Call 636.497.5046. 4/4
FOR SALE: Large executive desk and chair:
$750. Mahogany in color. Desk, le cabinet
and credenza (matching). Call 636.497.5046.
4/4
FOR SALE: Brand new 48-volt golf cart
charger. Text Beth at 314.791.5747. 3/28
FOR SALE: Red metal bunk bed with two
twin mattresses. Good condition. $35. Call or
text 314.494.4134 for pictures. 3/28
FOR SALE: Dewalt DCBL7020 20V Max
Cordless Handheld Leaf Blower. Includes
1 battery (1.5Ah) and charger. Battery and
charger never used. Great for garage, deck/
porch, small yard jobs and job-site cleanup.
$150 rm. Pictures available. Contact Steve
at 314.517.4684. 3/28
FOR SALE: 2013 Precision 15 sailboat &
trailer, sloop rigged, roller furling jib, motor
mount, center board, sail covers, boat cover
(can be used in or out of water), topping lift.
$3900. Contact 314.882.2152. 3/28
FOR SALE: Red boat trailer, good condition.
13’ total length. 6 1/2’ bed length, 4 1/2’ wide.
$250. Must be able to pick up from property.
Please call or text 314.791.7955. 3/21
FOR SALE: Barn wood, includes some small
barn doors, mantel pieces and other boards
of various sizes and lengths. Perfect for
making furniture or accent wall. $600. Call or
text 314.808.6577. 3/21
FOR SALE: Four wooden bar stools. $25 or
best oer. Call or text 636.795.2675. 3/21
FOR SALE: Club Car “Woodey” Gas golf cart.
Wood siding/Crager mag wheels, four-
passenger, windshield, mirrors, headlights,
spare tire, recent tune-up! $4,500. Call Bob
at 314.920.1409. 3/21
INNSBROOK CLASSIFIED ADS
FREE Items:
FREE: Sauder multi-media or computer ar-
moire with six adjustable shelves. Measures
73.5”H x 38”W. Call or text 314.606.8360.
3/14
WANTED Items:
WANTED: Original knotty brown worm hole
wood paneling used on the inside of early
chalets. Any shapes or sizes. Call or text Joe
at 314.813.0261. 4/4
WANTED: New or almost new 1000 cc sized
engine UTV for use on our farm. Call Jack at
816.516.3040. 3/28
WANTED: Pontoon boat, 8’ x 16’. Call Dave at
636.248.3728. 3/21
