Mission Statement

444 Chesterfield Center

Chesterfield, MO 63017
(636) 519-1955
fax: (636) 519-1773

Enriching our community
through the arts!

Conveniently located near
Westfield Shoppingtown
Chesterfield,

across the street from
Wapango Restaurant!

Hours:

Tues - Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 10am - 4pm

Sun & Mon: closed

MISSION

To provide quality and diverse programming in the visual and performing arts, to promote public art and arts education and to act as a resource for arts information in the West County region.

Chesterfield Arts is a non-profit community arts agency, founded in 1995 with the aim of stimulating the arts within City of Chesterfield and the West County region.

Chesterfield Arts works to foster the growth of the visual, performing and literary arts in the Chesterfield area by acting as a presenter of quality artists from around the region and as a catalyst for arts activity. We encourage community involvement in the arts and serve as a local resource for arts information.

Performing Arts

Chesterfield Arts presents a diverse mix of performing arts programs in music, dance and theater at various venues within the community.

Art's Alive! performances at Marquette High School Theater showcase multicultural programs for all ages.
Music at Bonhomme offers a unique mix of eclectic chamber music and choral performances at Bonhomme Presbyterian Church.
Art in the Park presents a series of programs at Faust Park and the City Park featuring music, dance, poetry and Shakespeare, to name a few.

The Gallery

The Gallery at Chesterfield Arts exhibits quality artwork by professional artists from the region and presents an annual exhibit showcasing student artwork. New exhibits are featured every eight weeks giving the community the opportunity to experience the diversity of talent from the St. Louis Region.

Public Art

Chesterfield Arts has been working diligently over the years to develop Chesterfield as a "city of art." Since 1997, we have coordinated the acquisition and placement of over 15 world-class sculptures. This showcase of public art includes the work of George Rickey, Ernest Trova, William King, and Emilio Greco. Businesses throughout Chesterfield have joined our efforts to support and present artwork in their lobbies and on their grounds.

Resource

Chesterfield Arts is an important resource to our community. Through the development of a regional arts consortium, Chesterfield Arts acts as a facilitator, offering a calendar of art events ad partnership opportunities to businesses, area arts organizations, artists and performing groups from the St. Louis region.

In 2000, Chesterfield Arts convened the Arts Roundtable of Chesterfield, an informal group representing arts and heritage organizations and artists in this area. This group produces a bi-annual publication, Calendar of the Arts, which circulates in the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce magazine "Out & About" and through various community venues.

Chesterfield Arts is funded exclusively by grants from the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis; the Arts and Education Council; the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency; the City of Chesterfield; and by individual and corporate donations.