Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Dinner with a Plot
At The Bissell Mansion Restaurant and Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, they have made it easy for visitors to "Get Away with Murder." Guests get to be a part of the action, helping detectives attempt to solve a fiendishly funny crime while enjoying a delicious FOUR COURSE dinner with wine. Some audience members get the chance to deliver lines as part of the show. Others may have to think up a quick alibi for the time of the murder. However, not everyone has to take an active part in the show. With four different murder mysteries each year, Bissell Mansion shows are always fresh. The 2007 lineup is: January - April, Go With the Wind; May - July 2007, Field of Schemes; August - October 2007, Mayhem in Mayberry; and November - December 2007, Murder on 34th Street.
The historic home of Captain Lewis Bissell, a military man who received his commission from President Thomas Jefferson, was built in the mid-1820s. Today, much of the original detailing of the oldest home in St. Louis remains, including the staircase, the fireplace mantels and some interior trim.
The historic home of Captain Lewis Bissell, a military man who received his commission from President Thomas Jefferson, was built in the mid-1820s. Today, much of the original detailing of the oldest home in St. Louis remains, including the staircase, the fireplace mantels and some interior trim.
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Missouri Winefest 2007
America’s first wine district was founded just west of St. Louis. In the mid-19th century, immigrants from Germany’s Rhine River valley planted vineyards, built cellars and created a wine culture that is still flourishing today.
Missouri is known for making distinctive, unique wines including Norton, Catawba and Vignoles. One of the newest stars in the Missouri grape line up is Traminette. Would you like to sample a few of these Missouri treasures?
On February 10 and 11, noon- 5 p.m., head to Westport Plaza for Missouri Winefest 2007. This is your opportunity to sample a variety of homegrown wines in one place.
Featured Wineries:
Augusta Winery
Bias Winery
Cave Vineyard
Crown Valley Winery
Heinrichshaus Winery
Les Bourgeois Winery
Meramec Vineyards
Montelle Winery
Mount Pleasant Winery
Robller Vineyard
Sainte Genevieve Winery
St. James Winery
Stone Hill Winery
Sugar Creek Winery
The cost for Winefest 2007 is $20. This price includes a commemorative wine goblet and ticket to sample wines. For more information, call 314/576-7100. Cheers!
Missouri is known for making distinctive, unique wines including Norton, Catawba and Vignoles. One of the newest stars in the Missouri grape line up is Traminette. Would you like to sample a few of these Missouri treasures?
On February 10 and 11, noon- 5 p.m., head to Westport Plaza for Missouri Winefest 2007. This is your opportunity to sample a variety of homegrown wines in one place.
Featured Wineries:
Augusta Winery
Bias Winery
Cave Vineyard
Crown Valley Winery
Heinrichshaus Winery
Les Bourgeois Winery
Meramec Vineyards
Montelle Winery
Mount Pleasant Winery
Robller Vineyard
Sainte Genevieve Winery
St. James Winery
Stone Hill Winery
Sugar Creek Winery
The cost for Winefest 2007 is $20. This price includes a commemorative wine goblet and ticket to sample wines. For more information, call 314/576-7100. Cheers!