Annual Great Rivers Greenway Friends Gathering

Calling all Great Rivers Greenway supporters, volunteers, donors, families, on-leash furry friends, and fans! We want to celebrate your support with a morning of greenway fun + hot coffee and sweet treats!

Event Details

Saturday, September 13, 10am – Noon

Legacy Park Pavilion A (Along the Dardenne Greenway!) 5490 5th Street, Cottleville, MO 63304

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GRG Friends Gathering Overview Graphic

Refreshments

Pour yourself a coffee and enjoy donuts from Cottleville’s Old Town Donuts (Voted the best in America!) and treats from Companion Bakery. 

Companion and Old Town Donuts Logos

Caricatures

Have your caricature done by 4Sight Studio‘s David Gorden.

David Gorden - Tennis Player Caricature

Morning Movement

10:15 am: Ease into your day and get your body moving with YogaBuzz.

11am: Explore the nearby Dardenne Greenway on a staff-led Greenway Walk and learn what is being done to preserve Dardenne Creek.

Deer Creek Greenway Brentwood Park - Walking Tour
Deer Creek Greenway Brentwood Park - Family Walking Dog

Bark Park

Your furry friends can enjoy the nearby Bark Park, with a section for small and large dogs. And don’t forget to stick around to see if your pet wins a prize basket from Treats Unleashed!

Scavenger Hunt and Games

Have fun exploring  Legacy Park and the nearby Dardenne Greenway with a scavenger hunt and get some Great Rivers Greenway swag for completing it. (It’s easy and fun!) Lawn games will be set up outside the pavilion. 

Deer Creek Greenway Brentwood Park - Corn Hole Players

Furry Friends Door Prize

Presented by Treats Unleashed

Winner will be announced towards the end of the Gathering!

Treats Unleashed Logo

Parking & Weather: This is a rain or shine event!

Public parking is available at Legacy Park, right in front of the pavilion.

We will gather rain or shine. Fortunately, the Legacy Park Pavilion provides shelter should there be rain.

P.S. Did you know the Dardenne Creek drains the runoff from almost 30% of St. Charles County? This creek helps to mitigate repeated flooding and keep the 150-square-miles watershed clean!

Legacy Park Playground