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Village Views THE village views SPECIAL HOLIDAY EDITION MAY 21 - MAY 27, 2020 MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND LINE-UP | MAY 23 - MAY 25 If you don't see an event listed, please check the Community Calendar at https://loom.ly/7uWVqy4 for more information. Please follow all social distancing regulations while attending. FISHING CLUB VIRTUAL TOURNAMENT | Saturday, May 23 Fish and record your catches through the Connect Fishing League app! In the adult division, winners will be based upon cumulative length of the fisher's best five bass, while the kids division winner will be based on cumulative number of fish caught. You must register on the Connect Fishing League website or app by May 22 at 5 p.m. The tournament will run from Saturday, May 23 til noon on Monday, May 25. See the IBK Fishing Club's Facebook page or email InnsbrookFishingClub@ gmail.com. For more info and to download app, visit: www.connectscale.app/tournaments/137/users CATHOLIC MASS | Sunday, May 24 | 9 a.m. | Farmhouse Upcoming Events & Activities SAILING REGATTA | Sunday, May 24 | 1-2 p.m. | Cedarpass Beach ASPEN PATIO UNCORKED EVENT - NEW WEEKLY EVENT AND LIVE MUSIC This annual Memorial Day weekend sailing race on Lake Wanderfern Saturday & Sunday, May 23 & 24 | 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Aspen Patio begins at Cedarpass Beach. All participants must wear life jackets. Join us on the Aspen patio and enjoy a beautiful view, All sailboats from all lakes are welcome. Spectators encouraged! Free. spacious outdoor seating, great live music and delicious food and beverages. Menu offers brunch, lunch and early dinner SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: MY FRIEND MIKE Sunday, May 24 | 7:30 p.m. | Commons options. All tables offer ample space, allowing you to enjoy this event while practicing social distancing. Aspen staff is Head out to the outdoor amphitheater for a family-friendly following the PPE and sanitation guidelines in accordance concert from the party band My Friend Mike covering all the with the CDC and public health recommendations. Event will hits. FREE. Bring your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs. The be moved indoors, in the case of inclement weather. Summerhaus will be open. Limit of 4-6 guests per table. Lawn seating also available on RECREATIONAL VEHICLE AUCTION | Monday, May 25 | 10 a.m. | the hillside. You are welcome to bring picnic blanket and/or Commons lot, by Pool lawn chairs. No outside food or alcoholic beverages allowed. Reservations highly encouraged but seating is open. Ext. 0. Arrive early to get a bidding number for the annual boat and recreational vehicle auction. Payments for boats are Saturday Entertainment: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Joe Fry Guitar Guy due the day of the auction (cash/checks accepted; NO Sunday Entertainment: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Gary Brokaw property owner charges/credit cards). In the event of rain, the auction will be delayed until the rain stops. Auction is CAMP INNSBROOK SLIME TIME located at the Commons parking lot past the pool area. Saturday, May 30 | 10 a.m. - noon | COM Contact ext. 9180 for an auction form. Join us in celebrating our first Camp Innsbrook weekend activity. Throughout the summer, we will host various MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE | Monday, May 25 | 1-2 p.m. | Farmhouse activities and events for all families to enjoy. Up first on the schedule, we will be making slime and having a great time! $5 Join us for a ceremony honoring those who serve(d), and per camper, open to campers of all ages. who have fallen in service to our country. View the full list Registration is required by Wednesday, May 27. Ext. 9810. of brave service men and women in this digital issue of the Village Views. Please bring your own lawn chairs to sit in SUMMER BREEZE: GARDEN PARTY BAND: YACHT ROCK during the service and respect social distancing guidelines of Saturday, May 30 | 7:30 - 10 p.m. | COM sitting at least six feet apart. Enjoy great 70’s and 80’s hits from the Garden Party Band! LOCATION CODES: AC - Aspen Center • 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 ADULTS-ONLY DRIVE-IN MOVIE: CADDYSHACK Innsbrook Resort News Thursday, June 4 | 8-10 p.m. | COM Come out and enjoy the film Caddyshack, drive-in movie ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL FOOD DRIVE – THANK YOU, INNSBROOK! style! Caddy-SNACKS will be provided. BYOB. Please respect Innsbrook rallied again, and our social distancing. All cars and golf carts must park at least six second food drive proved even feet apart. Free. Preregistration is required by Tuesday, June more successful 2, for adults over the age of 21. Please bring ID for admission. than the first, Ext. 9180. collecting 1600 pounds of food ARTIST WORKSHOP $300 in monetary Friday, June 5 | 9-11 a.m. | COM donations for Come join Amy to create a soft pastel sunset waterscape of Agape Food Pantry in Warrenton. Wow! Innsbrook’s Lake Alpine. There will be a couple of different images for you to choose from. We will be using Sennelier JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS AND BE COUNTED! sanded pastel cards as our surface. Cost is $30/person. Call The Village of Innsbrook has a 2020 U.S. Census response rate Ext. 9180. of 13.8%. Visit www.my2020census.gov to be counted. CAMP INNSBROOK DISNEY TRIVIA PROPERTY TOURS IN PROGRESS, CALL TODAY! Saturday, June 6 | 10-11 a.m. The real estate office is open for walk-ins, as well as appointments, Calling all princesses and superheroes! (Costumes seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 636.928.3366 ext. 9199 or encouraged!) Come join us for a fun morning of Disney movie visit: www.innsbrook-resort.com/real-estate for info. trivia. Snacks and prizes will be awarded! $5 per camper, open to campers of all ages. Registration is required by Wednesday, LET'S CELEBRATE! THE POOL OPENS THIS WEEKEND! June 3rd. Call Ext. 9180. To register, visit: https://innsbrook- Swim reservations are now required through the Innsbrook owners-association.ticketleap.com/ci-disney-trivia/ Property Owner Portal at https://ibkapps.innsbrook-resort. com/ibkapps/resident_login CAKE WARS COMPETITION WINNERS! Pool Open Date: Friday, May 22. Pool; Hours are: Congrats to all of our talented cake decorators! Sunday - Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Adult Division Winners: Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Grand Champion- Campfire Cake by Molly Mansfield Exceptions include: • Reserve Grand Champion- Easter Bunny’s Dream Carrot • Sunday, May 24 – Weekend schedule Cake by Heidi Morice • Friday, June 19 – 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Second Runner Up- May Flower Cake by Katy Scott • Saturday, July 11 – 12 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. • Wednesday, July 15 – 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Kid Division Winners: • Friday, July 24 – 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Grand Champion- Innsbrook Landscape Log by Ellie • Sunday, September 6 – Weekend schedule Skinner (11yrs) • Reserve Grand Champion- Innsbrook Waterfall Cake by UPDATED POOL RULES FOR OPEN & LAP SWIM Sophie Crecelius (7yrs) Pool rules have been updated to comply with public health • Second Runner Up- Beautiful Batch by Allie (10yrs) & guidelines. Both open and lap swim are limited to property Regan Jenkins (8yrs) owners and their guests only, and the following rules apply: • • Property owners must make online reservations for pool access. • Property owners must have ID when checking in. • Please arrive in your swimsuit. • Social distancing required. • Furniture will not be moved. • No bare feet in the bathrooms. Questions, call ext. 9180. Open swim • Reservations will be staggered. Please arrive on time. • Two hours maximum, limit of six people per group. • Limit one owner time-slot per day. • Please bring chairs. Table and umbrella provided. • Pool noodles and infant inflatables only. No coolers. Pool-Lap Swim • Swimmers will enter through front gate. • 45 minutes maximum. Please arrive on time. • Family bathroom will be used during this time. GETTING BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS The ice machine and air hose will be opening again this weekend. Please sanitize after use. SEEKING VOLUNTEERS TO SEW MASKS & GOWNS FOR COMMUNITY Country Market News & Specials IBK Corp. is donating cloth materials for 1,500 masks for our community. We've also received kits to make gowns and HOLIDAY HOURS AND NEW SPECIALS THIS WEEKEND! masks for local hospitals. We are seeking volunteers for help Curbside pickup and delivery available during hours of operation, with sewing. Email [email protected]. $10 delivery fee applies. Call ext. 9333. Masks for property owners are available at the Commons in Tuesday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. Closed Monday. exchange for a donation to Agape. Ext. 9180. Country Market is closed on Memorial Day, so be sure to buy what 50 PERCENT OFF AT THE ASPEN BOUTIQUE! you need beforehand. We also have a special on hand sanitizer! Limit of two per shopper. The Aspen Boutique is now open! Enjoy 50% off Aspen Boutique items (excluding $5 items and the Log Cabin book) New specials each week! Serving soups, lunches, sweet treats, to make room for spring/summer arrivals. One shopper/ Heat ‘n Serve appetizers and dinners, certified Angus Beef family at a time for safe social distancing. grill-ready selections, Take ‘n Bake pizzas, and more. Call ext. 9333 to order via phone, or order online via the website or app at: www.cognitoforms.com/InnsbrookResort1/ SHOW YOUR SPIRIT WITH IOA SHIRTS AND FLAGS CountryMarketOnlineOrders519To524 Show your spirit with gorgeous IBK flags and shirts! Shirts are $15.00.
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