Fun Times - Fall/Winter 2021 by Mo Wentzville

City of Wentzville

Fall/Winter 2021

Get Active • Stay Active

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(636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov Nonresident registration opens SEP 1. Resident registration for fall/winter programs is now open; nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Holiday Night Lights Drive through our holiday display beginning NOV 26. The Walk-Thru is DEC 13. See more information about Holiday Night Lights on pg. 10.

Events At-a-Glance See pgs. 9-11 for details.

Monster Mash OCT 23

Carriage Rides NOV 26-DEC 30

HNL 5K and Fun Run DEC 5

Fall Production NOV 19 & 20

Sleigh Hayrides NOV 29-DEC 29

HNL Walk-Thru DEC 13

HNL Drive-Thru NOV 26-DEC 30

Tree Lighting and Parade DEC 5

Santa Visits DEC 18 & 19

How to Use this Guide SEP 8 SEP 1

Time Program Date or Session Start

Day Guide Abbreviations CR FP GL GYM HH HP IA LB LV ML 2

Progress Park Conference Room Fireman’s Park Green Lantern Progress Park Gymnasium Holt High School Heartland Park Wentzville Ice Arena Liberty High School Lakeview Elementary Multiple Locations Resident registration now open.

Registration Deadline

Misc. $8/10

Location

Misc. Info (abbreviations (including ages, below) class length, etc.)

MP Memorial Park TH Timberland High School OS Off Site NEW! PR Peine Ridge Elementary PP Progress Park PPC Progress Park Center FREE PV Peruque Valley Park RP Rotary Park SS Splash Station Aquatic Center V Virtual

Cost

(resident/ nonresident)

Volunteers needed! New, exciting programs! Fun, FREE programs!

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Message from the Director:

As summer draws to a close and fall comes upon us, the Parks and Recreation Department has some awesome programs and activities lined up to keep your family fit, healthy and having fun. It is important, now more than ever, that we remain active both as individuals and as community members. Not only is it crucial for your physical well-being, but it is also just as important for your mental health. From toddlers to seniors, the Department really does have something for everyone! The Parks and Recreation Department’s top priority is to promote safety, health and well-being. If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it is that the community values all three. We excel at providing recreational opportunities for the community by offering enrichment classes, youth and adult sports, opportunities to exercise, senior programs, community events and great parks with a lot of open space. Please browse through the features of our brochure and get involved by signing up for a class, purchasing a facility pass or attending one of the special events in the community. The Parks and Recreation Department hosts a number of community events and activities for the whole family. There are many different youth and adult activities to choose from including Wentzville's Fall Festival. This family-friendly event continues to grow and offers live entertainment to celebrate the arrival of the fall season. Our parks provide many outdoor recreational opportunities such as playgrounds for all ages, walking/jogging trails and fishing at Heartland and Rotary parks. With the cooler weather coming, don’t miss the opportunity to check out the fall colors in one of Wentzville’s many parks. If you are interested in learning more about our volunteer opportunities, please visit our Department’s volunteer webpage at www.wentzvillemo.gov/volunteer. We are working diligently to get ready for the opening of our brand-new Wentzville Rec Center. The project is nearing the halfway point in the construction process and we anticipate it opening around midyear in 2022. We are all excited to see this facility take shape on Wentzville Parkway and invite you to enjoy its many features when the time is appropriate. From all of us at Wentzville Parks and Recreation, we hope you and your family and friends will take the time to get out and enjoy all of the great parks, facilities, programs and events that are available in Wentzville!

Inside this Issue: General Information

Rates, Hours and Resident Info.

Did You Know?

Parks and Amenities Map

Fall Festival

Holiday Night Lights

Special Events and Programs

Adult Sports

Adult Activities

Health & Wellness

Ice Arena

Youth Sports

Teens and Tweens

Youth Activities

Thank you,

Mike Lueck, CPRE Director of Parks and Recreation Crossroads Beer Run See pg. 16

Contact Us: Recreation Staff Amy Hays, Superintendent Recreation Abigail Ayers, Camps & Youth Programs Coordinator Kelsey Drewel, Ice Arena Coordinator Josh Hoppe, Aquatics & Fitness Supervisor Daniel Lewandowski, Special Events & Volunteer Supervisor Patrick Logel, Sports & Field Rentals Supervisor Rick Pratt, Ice Arena Supervisor Vacant, Fitness & Aquatics Coordinator Vacant, Sports & Concessions Coordinator

(636) 639-2087 (636) 639-2088 (636) 639-7604 (636) 639-2186 (636) 639-2085 (636) 639-2084 (636) 639-7602 (636) 639-2093 (636) 639-2086

Park Operations Staff Billy Roll, Superintendent Park Operations Mike Barker, Maintenance Supervisor Rob McDaniel, Horticulture Manager

(636) 639-2058 (636) 639-2090 (636) 639-2181

Administration Mike Lueck, Parks & Recreation Director Shelley Fischer, Superintendent of Business & Technology Jim DuBois, Park Planner & Project Manager Meaghan French, Administrative Support Supervisor & Ice Rentals Hannah Logsdon, Marketing & Communications Supervisor Kristen Ray, Front Desk Operations and Rentals Kate Whaley, Administrative Support Coordinator

(636) 639-2080 (636) 639-2081 (636) 639-7549 (636) 639-2089 (636) 639-2159 (636) 639-2083 (636) 639-2082

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City Parks and Recreation Offices 968 Meyer Rd. | Wentzville, MO 63385 (636) 332-9236 or (636) 327-7665 Recreation Programs or Athletic Field and Pool Rentals: fun@wentzvillemo.gov Park Maintenance Questions: parksuser@wentzvillemo.gov Volunteer Opportunities: volunteer@wentzvillemo.gov Ice, Gym and Pavilion Rentals: parkadmin@wentzvillemo.gov

Have a great photo to share? Please email it to staff at parks.media@wentzvillemo.gov. Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

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Want the latest announcements about City activities? Check out Wentzville Parks and Recreation online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/parksandrec or subscribe to our eNewsletter by visiting www.wentzvillemo.gov/wprenewsletter. Parks and Recreation Department Vision Statement

To create and maintain unparalleled recreational opportunities and highquality parks or public spaces enhancing our quality of life, with exceptional service, programs and facilities for all who live, work and play in our community.

Parks and Recreation Department Mission Statement

Our mission is to enhance community unity, health and open-space preservation through people, parks and programs.

Committed to the Benefits of Parks and Recreation

Inclement Weather Policy

In the event of inclement weather, it may be necessary to cancel a program or class. Please access the RAINOUT HOTLINE to check the status of your program.

• PHONE (636) 322-6020 • WEB www.wentzvillemo.gov/rainoutline • APP for iOS and Andriod users; search “Rainout Line”

We are committed to providing safe and inviting parks and facilities, meaningful and diverse recreational programs, cultural activities and human services. Our staff is responsive, positive and ethical in their dedication to delivering: • Personal benefits that strengthen self-esteem, improve health and promote self-sufficiency. • Social benefits that bring families together and unite people within our diverse community. • Economic benefits that welcome new business relocation and expansion which leads to a more productive work force and increased tourism opportunities. • Environmental benefits that protect and preserve natural areas, open space and enhance air and water quality.

Your Satisfaction is Important!

We want to provide quality programs to all participants. If you are not satisfied with a program, please let us know. Contact staff at Progress Park Recreation Center at (636) 332-9236 or fun@wentzvillemo.gov.

Parks & Recreation Board

This volunteer advisory group to the Board of Aldermen, Mayor and Director of Parks and Recreation, serves as a sounding board by holding public meetings and exercising influence throughout the City to improve and expand recreational opportunities. Members are appointed by the Mayor and approved by the Board of Aldermen for a three-year term. The Parks and Recreation Board meets at 6:30P on the first Monday of each month at Wentzville City Hall (1001 Schroeder Creek Blvd.). The meetings are open to the public. Meeting agendas are provided on the City’s website at www.wentzvillemo.gov/agendas.

Board Members and Staff Nick Guccione Douglas Lee

Mayor City Administrator

Board of Aldermen (BOA) Bryan Harr Robert Hussey Jeff Ottenlips Tricia Byrnes Michael Lovell Michael Hays

Ward 1 Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 3

Wentzville Parks & Recreation Board Members Gloria Ehll (President) Ward 2 Holly VanGundy (Vice President) Ward 2 Eric Mathews Ward 3 Scott Mathys Ward 2 Peggy Meyer Ward 2 Craig Murray Ward 3 Maureen Murray-Barthelme Ward 2 Steven Nephew Ward 1 Jeremy Wolfmeyer Ward 3 Tricia Byrnes BOA Representative

Tree Committee

Wentzville has been recognized for 10 consecutive years as a "Tree City USA" recipient. In the fall of 2014, Wentzville's Parks and Recreation Board created the Tree Committee, which reviews the City's tree and landscape ordinances. If you are interested in serving on the Tree Committee, please contact Wentzville Parks and Recreation at (636) 332-9236. Please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov for details on classes, news on native species, commemorative trees and more.

Resident registration now open.

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Resident and Nonresident Definitions

Wentzville residents are those living within the city limits of the City of Wentzville. City limits and Post Office boundaries are not the same, so it’s possible to have a Wentzville address yet live outside the city. A Household Annual Pass consists of two adults and three children, 22 years of age or younger, living in the same household. Additional children may be added to a membership for $25 per child (for residents) or $35 per child (for nonresidents).

Annual Passes Individual Household Senior Individual Senior Household

Indoor Recreation Pass Resident Nonresident $116 $153 $172 $230 $86 $116 $129 $168 Indoor Recreation Center Resident Nonresident $3.00 $4.50 $4.25 $5.75 $2.50 $3.75 $0.75 $0.75

Daily Visits 13 and Under 14 and Older Senior (60 and Older) Senior (Track Only) Aquatic 10-Punch Pass**

Ice Arena*

Public Skate Freestyle Skate Adult Drop-In Hockey Stick 'N' Puck Wee & Me

Aquatics Season Pass Resident Nonresident $132 $177 $199 $266 $110 $148 $165 $221

Indoors and Aquatics Pass Resident Nonresident $195 $261 $294 $391 $155 $207 $232 $310

Progress Park Pool Resident Nonresident $4.75 $6.50 $6.25 $8.00 $3.75 $5.00

Splash Station Aquatic Center Resident Nonresident $6.75 $9.25 $7.75 $10.25 $6.75 $9.25

$65.25**

Resident

Nonresident

$6.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00

$7.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00

$87.75**

$65.25**

10-Punch Pass**

12 & Under

$85.00** $85.00**

$15.00

*Please note that skate rental is $3 regardless of skate fees. **Aquatic Punch Passes expire the day after Labor Day. Ice Arena Punch Passes expire one year after purchase.

RECREATION CENTER AND POOLS

Hours of Operation

Recreation Center M-F 6A-8P SA 8A-8P SU 10A-6P Progress Park Pool M-F SA-SU

12-5:45P 11A-6P

Splash Station Aquatic Center M-F 12-6:30P SA-SU 11A-7P

Parent FREE No No No For 12 & Under With Paying Child

WENTZVILLE ICE ARENA

Closures and Modified Schedules NEW YEAR'S DAY BIG FOOTBALL SUNDAY (Closes at 3P) EASTER SUNDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY (Closed indoors) HALLOWEEN (Closes at 6P) THANKSGIVING DAY CHRISTMAS EVE (Closes at 3P) CHRISTMAS DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE (Closes at 6P)

$87.75**

Closures and Modified Schedules

Hours of Operation

M TU W TH F SA SU

10:30A-1P; 3-6P 10:30A-1P; 4-6P 9:30A-1P; 3-6P 10:30A-1P; 4-6P 10:30A-1P; 3-10:15P 8:30A-9P 12-4P

Please check skate times online at: www.wentzvilleicearena.com

EASTER SUNDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY (Open 5:30-8:30P) THANKSGIVING DAY (Open 8A-12P) CHRISTMAS EVE (Closes at 3P) CHRISTMAS DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE (Closes at 6P) All hours are subject to change after publication. For questions, please call (636) 332-9236.

Please note: The indoor facilities at Progress Park will be closed SEP 27-OCT 3, 2021, for facility maintenance.

Prices and hours of operation are subject to change.

Resident Card* Information

Ages 9 and under must be accompanied by an adult ages 16+.

Resident Cards enable Wentzville residents to access recreation facilities, recreation programs and classes at discounted resident prices. Cards can be purchased at Progress Park (968 Meyer Rd.) for $5 RESIDE NT CAR per person. Each resident, ages 2 and up, must have a resident card in order to access the facilities at D the resident rate. The resident card offers the following benefits: • Early registration for programs (before nonresidents) Your N ame • One-time free admission to one Parks and Recreation facility • Free trees or seedlings at the annual Arbor Day Tree Giveaway (while supplies last) Expire s two ye ars from • Reduced rates when reserving City facilities date of Wentz purcha vil se. • Reduced rates on annual passes and daily admission 968 M le Parks and eyer R R e creati d. | (63 6 ) 332-9 on • Discounts on many City-sponsored recreation programs and classes 236 To obtain a Wentzville Resident Card, you must present both proof of identity and proof of residency. Acceptable forms of ID, which MUST** show your current Wentzville address, include: • State-issued Driver’s License • Missouri ID Card • College Student ID Card • Military ID Card In addition, residents need one of the following with the same address as the photo ID: • An unpaid utility bill • A personal check with preprinted name and address • A current auto or voter registration • A current personal property tax statement • The most recent income tax statement • A current rental lease agreement

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*Resident Cards must be shown to obtain resident rates. **If your photo ID does not show your current Wentzville address, you must provide two items with proof of address and your photo ID.

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Commemorative Bench and Tree Program

Honor your loved ones with a commemorative tree or bench at one of Wentzville's parks. These special memorials provide a lasting way to pay tribute to a loved one or friend. Other giving opportunities are available. To learn more, please email parkadmin@wentzvillemo.gov or call us at (636) 332-9236.

Field and Facility Rentals! Whether it's a family outing, corporate picnic, wedding or other special event, we make it easy for you to host your event. We have fields, facilities, pavilions and more to meet your needs. Reservations are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. To speak with an associate regarding rental arrangements, please email parkadmin@wentzvillemo.gov or call us at (636) 332-9236. Please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/rentals to learn more.

Athletic Fields, Ice Rinks, a Banquet Hall, Pavilions, Pools and more! 66

Resident registration now open.

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Payment and Returned Checks Full payment is required at the time of registration, unless otherwise noted. Upon registering, customers agree to all rules, regulations and policies. A 2% surcharge will be added to all credit or debit card transactions. A $15 charge will be applied for returned checks. • Walk-In: Visit the Progress Park Recreation Center, located at 968 Meyer Rd., to pay by cash, check, American Express, Discover, Visa or MasterCard. • Phone: Call (636) 332-9236 or (636) 327-7665 to pay by American Express, Discover, Visa or MasterCard. • Online: Visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/register to pay by American Express, Discover, Visa or MasterCard. Rainout Hotline In the event of inclement weather, it may be necessary to cancel a program or class. Please access the RAINOUT HOTLINE to check the status of your program.

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PHONE (636) 322-6020 WEB www.wentzvillemo.gov/rainoutline APP for iOS and Android users; search “Rainout Line”

Hold Harmless When registering over the phone or online it is presumed that you agree to the following Hold Harmless Statement: I hereby release and agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the City of Wentzville, Wentzville Parks and Recreation and the City's agents, employees and volunteers from and against any and all liability, actions, causes of actions, claims, demands for lawsuits whatsoever resulting from or arising out of personal injuries, including death, loss of, or damage to property, or involving any impairment of, or damage to any right because of or in any way related to the City resulting from my participation in this activity. I also authorize any photos or videos taken of myself, and/or the participant, to be used in any publicity or promotional materials by the Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department. Photos & Videos If you do not want yourself or your child photographed or filmed, please notify the administration office in writing in advance of the program starting. Nondiscrimination Policy The City of Wentzville does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, sexual orientation or disability in employment opportunities or the provision of services, programs or activities. A participant alleging discrimination on the basis of any of the aforementioned areas may file a complaint with either the Director of the Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department or the Office of Equal Opportunity, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., 20240. Register Early for Programs All programs must meet minimum enrollment in order to be offered. If there are not enough registrants, a course must be canceled. Unless otherwise noted, all registrations must be received a minimum of one week prior to the start of the first class. Wentzville Parks and Recreation reserves the right to cancel, postpone, combine classes or change instructors as needed. If a class is canceled due to lack of enrollment, registered class participants will be notified of an alternate class or program if one is available, or a full refund check or credit slip will be processed within four weeks.

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Accommodation Policy We offer reasonable medical accommodations to enable an individual’s successful participation in our programs and services. To ensure a medically safe and appropriately planned program, please provide any special needs or precautions which may require medical accommodations for participation; once the registration has been processed, a staff member will call the registrant to obtain additional information. For more information about these services, please call the Recreation Superintendent, Amy Hays, at (636) 639-2087 or email fun@wentzvillemo.gov. Refund Guidelines: • A full (100%) refund, credit or transfer will be given if Wentzville Parks and Recreation cancels the program or rental. • If the participant withdraws from the program before the first class or game,* the Department must receive a request and a full refund will be given, less a $10 administrative fee. The refund will be processed as a credit to the household account.** Credit can be used on future programs. A credit may be used by any member on the same household account. • Refunds for medical reasons, requested prior to the start date of the program, will be granted a full refund** subject to verification. • If the participant withdraws from the program any time after the first class or game, the department requires a request and a prorated credit to the account will be given, less a $10 administrative fee.** No refunds will be issued after the program or session is half over. • Any refunds processed for volunteer coaching will be applied to the household account for future purchases. • An administrative cancellation fee of $10 will apply to all pavilion or field rentals. • A cancellation for a Progress Park Center reservation will forfeit the deposit. • If a participant withdraws from a program after supplies or tickets have been purchased, the refund will be pro-rated minus these expenses. *No refunds will be issued for adult leagues after the registration deadline. **All youth league refunds will be less the cost of uniforms

GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE! Gift cards can be purchased for classes and annual passes to any facility in the Wentzville Parks and Recreation system. For more information, please call (636) 332-9236.

WE P.L.A.Y. Scholarship

(Wentzville Residents Only) The WE P.L.A.Y. Scholarship program (WEntzville Providing Leisure Assistance for Youth) is designed to provide youth access to the recreation and leisure activities of their choice ― regardless of their ability to pay. Discounted annual passes may be available. Please call Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department at (636) 332-9236 for more information. COVID-19 PROVISIONS We will continue to closely monitor the recommendations of the St. Charles County Public Health Department and the state of Missouri. As the situation continues to develop, recommendations to modify, postpone or cancel large events may occur. To check on the status of a particular program or event, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/rainoutline, call (636) 322-6020 or access the "Rainout Line" app (which is available for iOs and Android users).

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

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WENTZVILL E ’ S SEP 17-18 On Main Street in Historic Downtown Wentzville

Live Music Art & Craft Vendors Food & Beverage Vendors Beer, Wine & Food Festival And More!

Music Lineup Friday, SEP 17

6-8P — BOOM 8:30-10:30P — Trilogy

Saturday, SEP 18

12-2P — No Diggity 3-5P — A.D.D. 5:30-7:30P — Bullseye Womprats 8:30-10:30P — Wildfire

Beer, Wine & Food Festival Hosted by Wentzville's Rotary Club Saturday, SEP 18 12-5P (636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Holiday Night Lights Holiday Night Lights 5K and Fun Run (All Ages)

The Holiday Night Lights 5K and Fun Run will take you through our amazing light display at Rotary Park just in time for the holiday season! Runners in the 5K will race through the Stonemoor subdivision on paved sidewalks and into the rolling hills of Rotary Park. This race is fun for the entire family! For those competitive racers, the top three overall male and female 5K finishers will each win a gift card! All racers will receive a unisex, fleece-blend, crew sweatshirt*, finisher medal and post-race snacks. This race will be chip-timed. Packet pickup is DEC 2 from 3-5P and DEC 3 from 5-7:30P at the Wentzville Ice Arena. Day-of-race packet pickup and same-day registration start at 3P. At 4:30P, packet pickup will end and the course will be closed to street traffic. The 5K race starts at 5P. The one-mile Fun Run will begin once the 5K route is clear. 5K medals will be awarded after the last runner has completed the course. First place winners of the 5K will receive age group awards for top male and female in each of the following age groups: 10 and under; 11-14; 15-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60-69; 70 and older. The top three overall male and female competitors will not be awarded for winning their age group. If you are unable to stay for awards, you may pick up your award at the Wentzville Ice Arena up to two weeks after the event. Medals will not be mailed. No refunds after NOV 14. (Min 100/Max 300) *To guarantee shirt quantity and size, please register by NOV 6. SU SU

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BEGINS DEC 5 DEC 5

DEADLINE DEC 5 RP DEC 5 RP

5K $35 by NOV 6: $40 after Fun Run $18 by NOV 6: $25 after

Holiday Night Lights Walk-Thru | 5-8P

This walk-thru event allows participants to enjoy the Holiday Night Lights display at a slower, more intimate pace. Attendees will stroll through the one-mile light display and experience enchanted scenes, twinkling lights and joyful carolers. After walking the illuminated route, come inside the Kolb Building, which has been transformed into a winter wonderland with decorated trees from local businesses and organizations, enjoy refreshments and get your picture taken with Santa! Live reindeer will also be available for a festive holiday photograph! Walk-Thru cost is $3 in advance and $5 day of, per person. Children under age 2 are free. The inclement weather date is DEC 14. We encourage everyone to continue to wear a mask when in close contact with others. Please be mindful of social distancing. M 5P DEC 13 RP TICKETS $3 IN ADVANCE; $5 DAY OF

KEY Sleigh Hayrides Carriage Rides

Sunday

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Holiday Night Lights Drive-Thru | 5:30-9:30P

The annual Wentzville Holiday Night Lights display at Rotary Park opens on Friday, NOV 26. Enjoy a one-mile light display that features large, illuminated commercial scenes and tunnels of twinkling lights. This holiday display is a great way to experience the magic and joy of the season close to home. Drive-thru admission is $10 for vehicles holding up to six passengers; $1 per additional person after the sixth. On Saturdays you can enjoy a visit with Santa inside the Kolb Building, which has been transformed into a winter wonderland! Drive-Thru will open late DEC 5 due to the Holiday Night Lights 5K and Fun Run. See schedule below.

Sleigh Hayrides

Book a wintertime, tractor-pulled hayride through beautiful Rotary Park to tour the breathtaking Holiday Night Lights. Rides are available on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6P, 6:45P, 7:30P, 8:15P and 9P.* (Except Monday, DEC 13.) Sleigh Hayrides are perfect for scouts, church groups, picnics, company parties or family/ neighborhood get-togethers. Sip hot chocolate, munch on cookies and listen to holiday music while sitting around the bonfire. The hayride will hold a maximum of 25 people, including lap children. Rides are scheduled on a first-come, firstserved basis. You must register ahead of time. A two-week notice is required; no refunds will be given unless the display is closed. You can pay ahead of time for an additional lap around the park for an extra $25. M/W

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Carriage Rides

Get into the holiday spirit by experiencing the Holiday Night Lights display on a majestic horse-drawn carriage and enjoy a magical trip through Rotary Park! Rides are available Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in 30-minute increments starting at 6P, with the last ride at 8:30P.* A four-passenger and six-passenger carriage are available each evening. The cost is $65 for up to four passengers and $75 for up to six. Children under age 2 are free. Rides are scheduled on a firstcome, first-served basis and you must register ahead of time. Riders are welcome to bring their own personal-sized beverages, but please NO glass! No refunds will be given unless inclement weather prohibits the carriage company from getting their horses to the park. Surprise your special someone by proposing during a romantic carriage ride! Limited days and times offered. To keep the surprise, please contact Josh Hoppe at (636) 639-2186 or Josh.Hoppe@wentzvillemo.gov. 4-PERSON 6-PERSON T/TH/F *6P VARIOUS DATES RP 1 SESSION $65 $75

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The light display is open daily 5:30-9:30P on the dates in GREEN. The display is open daily NOV 26-DEC 30. The display will open late on DEC 5 due to the HNL 5K and Fun Run. The display is closed DEC 13 and 25.

Friday NOV 26

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Visit with Santa

Tree Lighting & Parade HNL 5K HNL Drive-Thru OPEN HNL Walk-Thru HNL Drive-Thru CLOSED

Resident registration now open.

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Special Events & Programs NEW!

Mom & Son Night of Fun (Ages 3-12)

Register for this fun event and make memories that will last a lifetime! This event includes a meal, dancing, games, a craft and more. Each couple will receive a photo to remember this special night. Add another guest, child or adult for an additional $25. (Min 25/Max 100) F

BEGINS SEP 10

DEADLINE SEP 3

PPC

1 DAY

$53/65

Fall Festival (All Ages)

The Fall Festival is a two-day celebration taking place on Friday, SEP 17 from 6-10:30P and Saturday, SEP 18 from 12-10:30P on the streets of Historic Downtown Wentzville. This family-friendly event is free and includes live entertainment, kids' activities, food, art and craft vendors, and much more! We encourage everyone to continue to wear a mask when in close contact with others. Please be mindful of social distancing. Vendors wanted: craft, art, food, etc. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. For questions about sponsorship opportunities or to volunteer, please contact Daniel Lewandowski at Daniel.Lewandowski@wentzvillemo.gov or by phone at (636) 639-2085. On Saturday, SEP 18 from 12-5P the Wentzville Rotary Club will host the Beer, Wine & Food Festival. Tickets must be purchased for this portion of the event. For more information, visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/fallfestival.

Fall Citywide Yard Sale

Whether you're looking for bargains or cleaning out your home, Wentzville's Citywide Yard Sale is for you! Join us for our Fall Citywide Yard Sale on Friday and Saturday, SEP 24 and 25. Rid your home of any unwanted items by listing your sale for $10. The deadline to list a sale is Sunday, SEP 19. Beginning Wednesday, SEP 22, treasure hunters may purchase a booklet, listing all of the area sales, at City Hall or Progress Park for only $5. Customers who purchase a booklet will also be emailed a link to the digital version. F/SA

BEGINS DEADLINE LIST A SALE SALES BOOKLET SEP 24-25 SEP 19 CITYWIDE 2 DAYS $10 $5

NEW!

Wentzville's Connection Theatre Company Fall Production

Wentzville Parks and Recreation is thrilled to announce the continued development of Wentzville's Connection Theatre Company (Wentzville's CTC). Wentzville's CTC is founded on the idea of connections and driven by the hope of connecting Wentzville’s residents to the world of theatre. Wentzville's CTC will offer opportunities to connect through classes, camps and productions for all ages that teach and develop the valuable skills of performing arts. Wentzville's CTC will be performing its debut production, Annie Jr., this fall! Tickets will be available to purchase soon. F SA SA

7P 12P 4P

BEGINS NOV 19 NOV 20 NOV 20

TBD TBD TBD

1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY

$10 $10 $10

Santa Claus Visits (All Ages)

Have Santa Claus visit your home! Between 9A and 4P on Saturday, DEC 18, or Sunday, DEC 19, Santa Claus will stop by your home for a special hello. A tracking system will allow you to watch Santa Claus as he travels around town and gets closer to your home! You can also choose to have Santa bring you a special holiday present with yummy goodies and toys for an additional $15. This program is for Wentzville residents only. (Min 30/Max 50) SA SU

9A 9A

BEGINS DEC 18 DEC 19

DEADLINE DEC 12 DEC 12

CITYWIDE 1 DAY CITYWIDE 1 DAY

$15 $15

Feature Your Business in Lights!

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Monster Mash Trunk-or-Treat (All Ages)

Put on your costumes and head over to the Station 1 Firehouse on Luetkenhaus Boulevard for the always-popular Monster Mash Trunk-or-Treat! This event is sponsored by the Wentzville Firefighters Community Outreach and Wentzville Parks and Recreation. All who preregister by OCT 22 will receive a pumpkin, hot dog, bag of chips and a drink. Families will enjoy games, face painting, the Bubble Bus, "trunk-or-treat" and other activities during this two-hour event. Each member of the family planning to attend the event should preregister. Activities will begin at 11A and trunks will open at 11:30A. SA

11A

BEGINS OCT 23

TICKETS 1 DAY

Letters to Santa (All Ages)

FREE

Wentzville Parks and Recreation is partnering with Santa Claus this season! Partake in this special holiday tradition by writing a letter to Santa. Wentzville Parks and Recreation will mail your letter and help Santa deliver his reply to you. But write your letter fast! Santa is a very busy man and needs all letters sent to him by DEC 17. You can find a letter template at one of the many mailboxes placed around Wentzville or online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/letterstosanta.

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Display a Christmas tree decked out in your company's colors and decorated with your coupons and/or other promotional items available for over 10,000 locals to take home! Your tree will be displayed: • Saturdays from Nov. 27-Dec. 18 for Santa Saturdays • At the Holiday Night Lights Walk-Thru on Dec. 13 Please email Greg Elzie at Gregory.Elzie@wentzvillemo.gov to donate a tree or ask questions or you can call at (636) 639-2085. The cost is $25 to participate.

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

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Tree Lighting and Christmas Parade (All Ages)

The Annual Tree Lighting will take place at 5:30P on Sunday, DEC 5. The tree is located at the intersection of Pearce and Luetkenhaus Boulevards, across from Pete’s Drive-In. Mayor Nick Guccione will officially light the tree, just prior to the start of the Annual Christmas Parade. The parade will begin at approximately 6P in Historic Downtown Wentzville, at the intersection of Linn Avenue and Pearce Boulevard; it will travel east on Pearce Boulevard and north on Luetkenhaus Boulevard, ending at the Wentzville Fire Protection District Headquarters at 502 Luetkenhaus Blvd. At the fire station, following the parade, attendees can enjoy cookies, candy canes, hot chocolate and a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Staging for the floats will take place at Pearce Hall at 317 W. Pearce Blvd. To register your float or for more information, please call Donna Marie Pierre at (636) 332-8801.

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Sweetheart Dance (Ages 3-12)

Register for this special event and make memories that will last a lifetime! This event includes a meal, dancing, games, a craft and more. Each couple will receive a photo to remember this special night. Take one more thing off your plate and pre-order a corsage! Corsages are an additional $25 and a corsage and boutonniere bundle is $40. Add an additional guest, child or adult, for an additional $25. (Min 25/Max 100) F SA

6P 6P

BEGINS FEB 4 FEB 5

DEADLINE JAN 29 JAN 29

PPC PPC

$53/65 $53/65

Large selection of vinyl, carpet, hardwood, ceramic tiles and window coverings.

Wentzville Days 2022 (All Ages)

Save the date! The Wentzville Days Fair and Music Festival will be May 20-22, 2022! We are already looking for craft, art and food vendors! For questions about sponsorship opportunities or to volunteer, please contact Daniel Lewandowski at Daniel.Lewandowski@wentzvillemo.gov or (636) 639-2085. For more information, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/wentzvilledays.

Aquatic Season Passes

BLACK FRIDAY

SALE

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25% -ODEFCF3 NOV 26

Resident registration now open.

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Adult Sports

Co-Rec Volleyball League (Ages 18+)

This co-rec volleyball league is for all skill levels. The league is governed by USA Volleyball and house rules. Each team will play six matches along with the top four teams playing in a single-elimination tournament at the end of the season. League winners will receive championship T-shirts. Games may begin on Sundays as early as 4P and as late as 9P. No games on OCT 3, NOV 28 or FEB 13. (Min 4/Max 12) SU SU SU

4P 4P 4P

BEGINS SEP 19 NOV 7 JAN 9

DEADLINE SEP 12 OCT 31 JAN 2

GYM GYM GYM

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$240 $240 $240

Women’s Volleyball League (Ages 18+)

This is a Tuesday-night league for all skill levels. The league is governed by USA Volleyball and house rules. Each team will play six matches along with the top four teams playing in a single-elimination tournament at the end of the season. League winners will receive championship T-shirts. Games may begin as early as 6P and as late as 9P. (Min 4/Max 8) TU TU TU

6P 6P 6P

BEGINS OCT 5 NOV 9 JAN 4

DEADLINE SEP 26 OCT 31 DEC 26

GYM GYM GYM

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

Preregistration is required for all programs.

$240 $240 $240

Adult Tennis Lessons (Ages 18+)

This four-session program is an introduction to the game of tennis. Participants will engage in a series of active instructional lessons that will lead to supervised play. The lessons provide instruction and emphasize the fun, social aspect of tennis. Tennis balls will be provided but participants must have their own racket. No lessons on NOV 28. (Min 5/Max 20) SA SU TH TH

8A 8A 7:30P 7:30P

BEGINS SEP 11 OCT 10 NOV 11 JAN 13

DEADLINE SEP 5 OCT 3 NOV 7 JAN 9

TBA GYM JNY JNY

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

$80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90

Bubble Soccer Rentals (Ages 18+)

We have eight bubble balls available to rent for your next Party in the Park! Bubble Soccer is the recreation or sport of playing soccer, while encased in an inflated ball that covers the player's upper-body and head. The game can be played indoors at the Progress Park Gym or outdoors on the turf at Heartland Park. For pricing and more information on bubble soccer equipment rentals, please call (636) 639-2084.

Pickleball (All Ages)

Join us every Monday (9A-12P), Wednesday (9A-12P) and Friday (10A-12P) for open gym pickleball. Limited equipment is available. *Daily usage fees apply. Pickleball Open Gym will begin AUG 23 and end on JUN 1. For the complete schedule, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/pickleball.

OCT 30 • 9-11:30A Holt High School • 600 Campus Dr.

Electronics Recycling + Document Shredding

This is a FREE* drive-thru and drop-off event, and is open to families and individuals only (no businesses, please). Please note, the event entrance will close at 11:30A. Almost anything with a plug is accepted. However, *some items (such as TVs and items with Freon) will incur a fee. Learn more at www.wentzvillemo.gov/acceptedelectronics.

(636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Adult Activities St. Louis Aquarium and Ferris Wheel Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Dive into a day of fun at the St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station. You will enjoy a self-guided journey through the aquarium, experiencing creatures from the freshwater river and the shallow waters of a salt marsh, then moving into the deep, dark abyss of the open ocean full of exciting and exotic fish and sharks! Once you have finished making your splash, you will explore Union Station at your leisure including admission for the Ferris Wheel, which is enclosed and temperature controlled. Allotted time will be made available for shopping, dining and exploration. Trip includes costs for transportation and admission to the aquarium and Ferris Wheel. Lunch not provided. Moderate walking anticipated. (Min 15/Max 31) TU

8:30A

BEGINS SEP 7

DEADLINE AUG 24

1 DAY

$80

Make and Take: Essential Oil (Ages 18+)

Join us on Sunday afternoons to make natural and healthy products using essential oils. Projects may include green cleaning products, personalcare items (like scrubs and lotions) and seasonal gifts. Participants will learn about the purposes, benefits and warnings of essential oil use. (Min 5/Max 20) BEGINS SU 2:30P SEP 26

DEADLINE SEP 19 CR Dog Shampoo, Flea & Tick Spray $10/12

All About Hermann Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Visit a significant part of early Missouri German settlement in Hermann, Missouri. Begin the trip with a tour of the Living History Farm and Museum. Located on 200 acres, within city limits, this living history farm tour will guide you through the first settlement village area of the Farm which includes the Schuetzenhalle, the Four-Square Garden, the 1790’s trading post, the Tradesmen Barn, the Riverboat Captain’s House and the Mercantile (gift shop) as well as an open-air tram tour. After the tour, relax and enjoy a delicious lunch served at the Concert Hall followed by a guided tour of the underground cellars and samples of awardwinning wines. Experience the historic heritage and culture of Hermann from the comfort of your motor coach as your guide from the Hermann Chamber of Commerce entertains you with stories of the history of the early days of Hermann. The final stop will include bratwurst and sausage tasting at the Hermann Wurst Haus. Trip includes transportation, guided tours, lunch and wine tasting. (Min 15/Max 31) W

BEGINS OCT 6

DEADLINE SEP 22

1 DAY

$85

National Blues Museum Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Join us for an afternoon of music and history. To begin this excursion, we will visit the famous Blueberry Hill restaurant for lunch. Paving the sidewalk in front of the restaurant is the Hall of Fame Walk and a life-size statue of Chuck Berry that sits across the street. After lunch and a few photo ops with “Chuck Berry,” we will travel to the National Blues Museum. There you will enjoy a self-guided tour of the museum’s interactive displays and a one-hour performance by a local blues duo. Trip includes transportation, lunch and admission. Alcohol not included. Moderate walking. (Min 15/Max 31) T

11A

BEGINS NOV 9

DEADLINE OCT 25

1 DAY

$75

Garden Glow Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Join us as we head to Missouri Botanical Gardens for their annual Garden Glow event. The Garden Glow features one million lights surrounding visitors with a spectacle of unique installations among some of the Garden’s most iconic locations. Enjoy interactive photo opportunities, traditional holiday music and festivities, delicious food and drinks, and more as the Garden is transformed around you into a winter wonderland. Trip includes transportation to and from Progress Park, admission to the Missouri Botanical Gardens and dinner. Moderate walking. (Min 15/Max 31) TU

BEGINS DEC 7

DEADLINE NOV 23

1 DAY

$75

Adult Trivia Night: Music (Ages 18+)

Test your knowledge of musical artists, lyrics, songs from the decades and more! First and second place will bring home a cash prize. Additional activities include a costume contest and 50/50 drawing. Beer and soft drinks will be included with your registration while supplies last. Bring your own snacks and food. No glass is allowed inside the facility. Register a table for up to eight players. Additional players, up to 10 total per table, may be added for an extra fee. Doors will open at 6P and the first round will start at 6:30P. (Min 40/Max 100) VIP Tables receive mulligans, three large, one-topping pizzas and two pitchers of beer included in the price of reservation. A personal table waiter will also pick up drinks from the bar, remove trash and provide dedicated table assistance. VIP Tables are limited so reserve early! (Min 40/Max 100) F F F

6P 6P 6P

BEGINS FEB 25 FEB 25 FEB 25

DEADLINE FEB 18 FEB 18 FEB 18

PPC PPC PPC

Standard Table $200 VIP Table $275 Additional Player $25

Bingo and Boos (Ages 18+)

Ten rounds of bingo will be played and the winner of each round will win a prize. The winner of the final round will take home a cash reward. Each participant will receive two bingo cards per round with the option to purchase additional bingo cards. Additional activities include a costume contest and 50/50 drawing. Beer and soft drinks are included with your registration while supplies last. All participants will be carded at the door regardless of age. Bring your own snacks and food. No glass is allowed inside the facility. Register individually or reserve a table for up to eight players. Doors will open at 6P and the first round will start at 6:30P. (Min 35/Max 100) F F

6P 6P

BEGINS OCT 22 OCT 22

DEADLINE OCT 15 OCT 15

PPC PPC

Did You Know?

Social activity amongst older adults is vital. It can reduce stress, give motivation to workout, boost self-esteem and reduce the risk of depression and anxiety. To register for an activity, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/adultactivities.

Get active. Stay active.

Individual $25/30 Table of 8 $170/210

Resident registration now open.

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Health & Wellness

POUND® (Ages 12+)

SWEAT. SCULPT. ROCK. POUND® is the world's first cardio jam session inspired by the infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun of playing the drums. This class will have different instructors on Monday and Wednesday. No class on SEP 27 or 29. (Min 7/Max 30) M/W M/W M/W

6:10P 6:10P 6:10P

BEGINS SEP 8 NOV 1 JAN 3

DEADLINE SEP 1 OCT 25 DEC 27

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 7 WKS 6 WKS

$60/68 $68/76 $60/68

Zumba® (Ages 12+)

Come get a great workout! With easy-to-follow moves and heart-pounding Latin rhythms, you'll forget you are exercising and think you are at a dance party. Music selections are fast and slow to help tone and sculpt the body. No class SEP 27 or 29. (Min 7/Max 30) M/W M/W M/W

7:15P 7:15P 7:15P

BEGINS SEP 8 NOV 1 JAN 3

DEADLINE SEP 1 OCT 25 DEC 27

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 7 WKS 6 WKS

$60/68 $68/76 $60/68

Fitness Trail Workouts (Ages 16+)

Love walking or running outside but want to incorporate some strength training into your workouts or exercise in a group setting? Join our Fitness Trail Workouts that will incorporate body weight exercises as you walk or run on the trail. This class will have you sweating and smiling. (Min 7/Max 25) TU

BEGINS SEP 7

DEADLINE AUG 31

6 WKS

$41/49

HIIT (Ages 16+)

High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) takes your metabolism to a new level by driving your heart rate up and then dropping it down with a short recovery period. Get a workout that is fast, efficient and effective at burning fat and increasing strength. This is a 45-minute class. No class SEP 28, SEP 30, NOV 2 or NOV 25. (Min 7/Max 25) TU/TH

6:15A

BEGINS SEP 7

DEADLINE AUG 31

PPC

6 WKS

$60/68

Gentle Yoga (Ages 16+)

Bring more harmony into your life and reduce stress in the mind and body. This class will increase your flexibility, strength and well-being using yoga postures, meditation and breathing. No class SEP 27, SEP 28, SEP 30, NOV 2 or NOV 25. (Min 7/Max 25) TU/TH M M TU/TH M TU/TH

6:10P 9:30A 9:30A 6:10P 9:30A 6:10P

BEGINS SEP 7 SEP 13 NOV 1 NOV 4 JAN 3 JAN 4

DEADLINE AUG 31 SEP 1 OCT 25 OCT 28 DEC 27 DEC 28

PPC IA IA PPC IA PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$60/68 $41/49 $41/49 $60/68 $41/49 $60/68

Fit and Strong for Seniors (Ages 16+)

Keep your quality of life with this fitness class for older adults. It is designed to improve range of motion, help keep bone density, flexibility and increase muscular strength. The tools used are weights, fitness balls and elastic tubes combined with low-impact aerobics. No class SEP 28, SEP 30, NOV 2 or NOV 25. (Min 7/Max 25) TU/TH TU/TH TU/TH

10:15A 10:15A 10:15A

BEGINS SEP 7 NOV 4 JAN 4

DEADLINE AUG 31 OCT 28 DEC 28

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$60/68 $60/68 $60/68

Unless otherwise noted, each Health & Wellness session lasts 55 minutes. Preregistration is required. Want to take a class that is offered twice a week, but you can only make it to one of the days? To register for the once-a-week rate, please call (636) 639-2186 or email Joshua.Hoppe@wentzvillemo.gov.

Personal Training (Ages 12+)*

You get so much more than a great workout when training with a personal trainer. You get personalized attention to your fitness goals with a customized training plan, guidance on proper form and technique, support, answers to fitness questions and a motivating coach. Each session will take into consideration where you are at on the day of training, whether that is scaling back or ramping up. It’s time to overcome those plateaus and enhance your overall health and quality of life. Sign up for a one-time free consultation today to meet your certified personal trainer! Packages are available in 30- or 60-minute sessions. 60-MIN SESSIONS 30-MIN SESSIONS 3 Pack $79/99 3 pack $150/189 6 Pack $149/187 6 pack $275/339 12 Pack $289/359 12 pack $499/619

Group Training (Ages 12+)*

Group training is great for couples, friends, coworkers or family members wanting to get in shape together in a fun, personalized environment. It is led by a nationally accredited personal trainer who will tailor workouts to each individual’s needs. Get the benefits of camaraderie with accountability in a customized, superior workout experience. Group Training is for two or more participants. Price is per person. Sessions are 60 minutes and multiple packages are available to purchase. GROUP SESSIONS (per person) Single $35/45 3 pack $95/119 6 pack $175/219 12 pack $345/430

Weight Room Orientation (Ages 12+)*

Not familiar with the weight room? Our certified personal trainers are available by appointment to show you how all the strength and cardio machines can be used and adjusted. Orientation includes weight room etiquette, safe-lifting techniques and guidance on using selectorized machinery and cardio equipment. The Weight Room Orientation is 45 minutes. Cost is $35/40. *Note: A one-time Weight Room Orientation is required for anyone between the ages of 12-15 years of age who want to use Progress Park Recreation Center’s weight room with parent supervision.

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Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Kettlebell AMPD (Ages 16+)

Kettlebell AMPD is not your typical workout. It takes heart-pumping music and kettlebell moves, and combines them into 30 minutes of calorie-torching fun! This program uses lightweight kettlebells, in both traditional and non-traditional ways, to create a fun, effective full-body workout. This is a 30-minute class. No class SEP 29. (Min 7/Max 15) W W W

5:20P 5:20P 5:20P

BEGINS SEP 8 NOV 3 JAN 5

DEADLINE SEP 1 OCT 27 DEC 29

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$30/35 $35/40 $30/35

Boot Camp (Ages 16+)

Beginners, avid fitness enthusiasts or those looking to expand their fitness horizon can achieve great results with our Boot Camp class. A typical class consists of cardiovascular work, speed and endurance training, partner resistance, strength training with dumbbells, body bars, kettlebells, medicine ball drills and plyometrics! Participants can gain strength, tone up, build muscle and lose weight during this six-week, 40-minute class! No class SEP 30 or NOV 25. (Min 7/Max 25) TH TH TH

5:20P 5:20P 5:20P

BEGINS SEP 9 NOV 4 JAN 6

DEADLINE SEP 2 OCT 28 DEC 30

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$41/49 $41/49 $41/49

Youth Track Use (Ages 12-15)

Children between the ages of 12 and 15 are permitted to use the track under the direct supervision of a parent or guardian upon completion of a Youth Track Use Permission Form. This form can be found at the Front Desk at Progress Park Recreation Center. While adult supervision and the completed form allow them access to the track, please note that it does not grant access to the fitness areas.

Help Wentzville

GROW!

Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy nature and trees? Consider joining Wentzville's Tree Committee! The Tree Committee of Wentzville, Missouri, is a volunteer nonprofit subcommittee of the City’s Parks and Recreation Board. It engages the community of Wentzville in protecting its parks and green spaces by inspiring them to plant, nurture and celebrate trees. News, information and education are disseminated to the community by the committee to demonstrate the value trees can provide now and for generations to come. If you are interested in serving on the Tree Committee, please apply by completing the Boards and Commissions Application at www.wentzvillemo.gov/boardapplication and specifying you are applying for the Tree Committee. For more information or assistance, please call (636) 332-9236.

Crossroads Beer Run (All Ages)

Join us at Heartland Park for our Crossroads Beer Run! This exciting event includes an evening 5K race followed by a night of sipping craft beer and listening to great local music! The Crossroads Beer Run is a beautiful, flat course with paved sidewalks in Heartland Park, the surrounding streets and the loop around the lake. All racers will receive a custom short-sleeve T-shirt*, custom glass, two 16-oz post-race craft beers and a post-race Bavarian pretzel with cheese. Racers under the age of 21 will receive two root beers from our root beer kegs! Plus, we will have live music! Interested in bringing the whole family? Kids 10 and under can participate in our FREE ¼-mile Kids Dash. We are also offering a Kids Package for ages 10 and under that includes a custom glass, T-shirt, two root beers and one pretzel for $15. Anheuser-Busch products and a limited food menu will be available for purchase from 5:30-9P. This race will be chip timed this year! Winners will not be announced. Packet pickup is SEP 23 from 3-5P and SEP 24 from 5-7:30P at the Wentzville Ice Arena. Day-of-race packet pickup and beer wristband are available from 4-5:30P; 5K race starts at 6P. Course and parking will be closed off at 5:30P. Beer wristbands will only be available for pickup at the race and only the racer may present a driver's license to receive a wristband. The FREE ¼-mile Kids Dash will begin 15 minutes prior to the 5K. (Min 100/Max 300) *To guarantee shirt quantity and size, please register by AUG 24. **5K registration costs: $40 before AUG 31, $45 SEP 1-24 and $50 on race day. No refunds after SEP 1. SA SA SA

6P 5:45P 5:45P

SEP 25 SEP 25 SEP 25

HP HP HP

5K $40** ¼ mile FREE Kid's Package $15

Resident registration now open.

(636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

RECYCLE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE Curbside collection of real Christmas trees is available for Wentzville residents with trash collection service. Trees, which must be free of decorations, lights, tinsel, garland, etc., and cut into less than four-feet sections, may be placed at the curb on your regular collection day between JAN 3 and JAN 21. For questions, please call (636) 327-5101, option 2. Residents may also drop off natural trees to one of the three City parks below, between DEC 26* and JAN 16 (during regular park hours). Trees must be free of decorations, stands, coverings, lights, etc. • Progress Park 968 Meyer Rd. • Heartland Park 100 William Dierberg Dr. • Rotary Park 2577 W. Meyer Rd. (*JAN 10-16)

PERSONAL TRAINER

SPOTLIGHT KRISTI BRADLEY

Kristi has been in the fitness industry for more than 17 years, during which she became a certified AFAA Group Exercise Instructor and Personal Trainer as well as an ACE certified Personal Trainer. Throughout her career, Kristi has shown a passion for learning and teaching physical fitness. She is currently certified as a SilverSneakers® Instructor, Community Health Instructor, Lifestyle Coach and a Healthy Heart Ambassador. Kristi loves to spend time and have fun with her family, preferably sitting on a warm beach. Her favorite thing about being a Personal Trainer is giving people the confidence and knowledge to get and keep a healthy body strong and improve her client’s quality of life.

YOUTH FITNESS CLASSES Coming Soon! It is important for children to be active and exercise their minds and bodies! Stay tuned for fun, new classes and programs to help the youngest members of your family stay active and establish lots of healthy habits early!

(636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Ice Arena Learn-to-Skate

Determine Your Child's Skate Level

Choosing the right skate level is the first step in your child's ice education. It is important to select a level that provides equal amounts of new challenges and old favorites. Use the flow chart below to identify the skate level that best matches your child's skating skill set.

Start Here

Is your child over six years old?

Snowflake 1

Has your child ever taken ice skating lessons?

Snowflake 2

Can your child get up on his own when he falls down?

Snowflake 3

Can your child backward wiggle?

Snowflake 4

Can your child snowplow?

Has your child completed Snowflake 4 or Beginner 1?

Beginner 1 Beginner 2

Can your child crossover forward?

Can your child crossover backward?

Beginner 3 Beginner 4

Resident registration now open.

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Learn-to-Skate (Ages 3+)

Preschool Class (Ages 3-5)

Snowflake 1 (Ages 3-6)

M M M

Want to learn how to skate for recreation or learn how to figure skate? These classes are for you. This class will build confidence on and off the ice. Lessons will teach you balance, coordination and the basic fundamentals of skating. Classes are held Saturdays at 10:20A or 11A, and Thursdays at 4:50P or 5:20P, depending on age. Program cost includes skate rental, as well as a punch card for admission into eight public sessions. This program is 30 minutes long. No class on OCT 9, NOV 25, JAN 15 or FEB 19. (Min 5/Max 20) This class teaches the beginning basics of skating, including how to fall down and get up, off and on the ice. Students will also learn how to march forward.

Snowflake 2 (Ages 3-6)

This class builds on the progress from Snowflake 1 and boosts confidence moving on the ice. Students will learn building-block skating skills forward and backward, as well as how to glide forward.

Snowflake 3 (Ages 3-6)

This class builds on the progress from Snowflake 2 and students will get more involved in skating forward and backward. This class works on the edge work of the skate blades with an introduction to stopping.

Snowflake 4 (Ages 3-6)

This class builds on the progress from Snowflake 3 and will work on more advanced edge work. Learning how to stop will be completed in this class. This is also the class you should finish before joining the Learn-to-Play Hockey program. The table below contains all information for Learn-to-Skate Snowflake levels. TH SA TH SA SA

4:50P 10:20A 4:50P 10:20A 10:20A

BEGINS SEP 9 SEP 11 NOV 4 NOV 13 JAN 8

DEADLINE SEP 7 SEP 9 NOV 2 NOV 11 JAN 6

IA IA IA IA IA

8 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$80 $70 $70 $70 $70

Beginner 1 (Ages 7+)

This class teaches the beginning basics of skating. Learning how to fall down and get up, off and on the ice. Students will also learn how to march forward and play games geared for their age range to help build confidence skating on the ice. This class takes place during public skate sessions. No class JAN 17. (Min 3) 11A 11A 11A

BEGINS SEP 13 NOV 1 JAN 3

DEADLINE SEP 11 OCT 30 JAN 2

IA IA IA

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$70 $70 $70

Learn-to-Skate Workshop (Ages 5+)

This class will be a mix of levels, focusing on the basics of skating, as well as introducing various additional skills. This will be a 30-minute long class. This class takes place during public skate sessions. No class NOV 26. (Min 3) F F

12P 12P

BEGINS SEP 10 NOV 5

DEADLINE SEP 8 NOV 3

IA IA

8 WKS 6 WKS

$80 $70

Learn-to-Skate Hockey (Ages 4-10)

Do you want to get your child on the right path to the Stanley Cup? It all starts here at our Learn-to-Skate Hockey classes. These classes will teach the basics of skating geared to children who want to play hockey. All participants will receive a jersey and a punch card for eight FREE public skate or Stick 'N' Puck sessions. Equipment fitting nights will be on SEP 2, OCT 28 and DEC 30 from 5-7P. (Min 3/Max 25)

Level 1

In Level 1, your skater will learn all the basics from falling and recovery to basic hockey stance. Your skater will also learn how to stand and march on their own without assistance.

Level 2

If your skater can stand and move on their own, they are ready for Level 2. Here they will learn basic forward-skating strides and basic stopping (snow plow). Backward skating is introduced.

This is the starter class for skaters who are 7 years old and older who have not skated before. Students will learn how to glide and do basic movements forward and backward. If you have completed Snowflake 1-4, skip this class.

Level 3

Beginner 2 (Ages 7+)

The table below contains all information for Learn-to-Skate Hockey levels.

Beginner 3 (Ages 7+)

TU TU TU

This class is for students who have completed the Beginner 1 class. This class covers basic forward and backward skating skills, including forward stroking, forward crossovers in both directions and one foot snow plow stops. This class covers basic forward and backward skating skills, turning techniques and use of the edges on your skate blades. T-stops are also learned in this class.

Beginner 4 (Ages 7+)

This class covers the basics of freestyle skating, including two-foot spins, beginning jump fundamentals and hockey stops. The table below contains all information for Learn-to-Skate Beginner levels. TH SA TH SA SA

5:20P 11A 5:20P 11A 11A

BEGINS SEP 9 SEP 11 NOV 4 NOV 13 JAN 8

DEADLINE SEP 7 SEP 9 NOV 2 NOV 11 JAN 6

IA IA IA IA IA

8 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$80 $70 $70 $70 $70

Adult Workshop (Ages 16+)

This class is geared for our adult skaters that are both beginners and advanced. This class will focus on the basics of skating, as well as more advanced skills. (Min 3/Max 15) SA SA SA

11A 11A 11A

BEGINS SEP 11 NOV 13 JAN 8

DEADLINE SEP 9 NOV 11 JAN 6

IA IA IA

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$70 $70 $70

In Level 3, skaters will learn how to crossover-turn (forward and backward). Stopping will be covered more in depth, as well as edge work for turning. BEGINS SEP 7 NOV 2 JAN 4

DEADLINE SEP 6 NOV 1 JAN 3

IA IA IA

8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS

$120 $120 $120

Learn-To-Play Hockey (Ages 5-14)

Know how to skate? Do you want to learn the basics of hockey to start your hockey career? Check out these classes that are designed to teach you basic hockey skills (stick handling, shooting, skating and passing). In order to enroll in this class, your player must know how to skate backward, crossover and stop without running into the boards. They must also be able to skate from one side of the rink to the other and be able to turn in both directions, all without falling. Skaters will be broken into groups on the first day based on age, size and skill level. A report card will be given at the conclusion of the session to show you where your skater excels or needs improvement, and if your skater needs to enroll again or graduates from the program. All participants will receive a jersey and a punch card for eight FREE public skate or Stick 'N' Puck sessions. Equipment fitting nights will be on SEP 2, OCT 28 and DEC 30 from 5-7P. (Min 5/Max 25) TU TU TU

6:30P 6:30P 6:30P

BEGINS SEP 7 NOV 2 JAN 4

DEADLINE SEP 6 NOV 1 JAN 3

IA IA IA

8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS

$120 $120 $120

Skate for a Cause (All Ages)

It's the giving season! Bring a canned food item and get FREE admission to this special public skate session. All canned goods collected will be taken to a local food pantry. Skate rental is included with a canned good donation. W

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5:50P 5:50P 5:50P

BEGINS NOV 24

1 DAY

1 Canned Good

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Save a Turkey, Shoot a Puck (All Ages)

Do you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving Day? This special Stick 'N' Puck session gives a four-hour vacation from all of that. Hone your skills, relax or just enjoy getting on the ice with some friends for just $20 for the entire four hours. Both rinks are used with ages 12 and under on one rink and all ages on the other. Come see us between 8A and 12P. Skates, gloves and helmets are required. TH

BEGINS NOV 25

New Year's Day Skate (All Ages)

Come join us for an extended public skate session to ring in the New Year. Get an extra hour of skating for the same price as a regular public skate session. This special public skate session takes place from 12-3P. Skate rental not included. SA

12P

BEGINS JAN 1

$20

Skate With Santa (All Ages)

Santa is taking time out of his busy schedule to come have a little fun with all of you before he starts his long journey to deliver your presents. Santa will be at the Wentzville Ice Arena for this special public skate session from 12-3P and will be available for pictures. Skate rental not included. SA

12P

BEGINS DEC 18

Did You Know?

Ice skating improves motor coordination by engaging every part of your body to control movement. If you haven't tried it, you should! Please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/icearena for more information about available skate times and programs.

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Youth Sports Tennis Lessons (Ages 6-15)

In this four-session program, participants will engage in a series of active instructional lessons that will lead to supervised play. The lessons emphasize the fun and social aspect of tennis. Tennis balls will be provided, but participants must bring their own racket. In addition to the lessons, Junior Team Tennis and monthly tournaments can be added for an additional cost. To learn more about Junior Team Tennis, please contact Mark Platt at mark@saintlouistennis.com. This program is one hour. No class NOV 28. (Min 5/Max 20) SU SU SU SU TH TH TH TH

BEGINS 9A SEP 12 8A SEP 12 9A OCT 10 8A OCT 10 6:30P NOV 11 7:30P NOV 11 6:30P JAN 13 7:30P JAN 13

DEADLINE SEP 5 TBA (Outdoors) SEP 5 TBA (Outdoors) OCT 3 GYM (Indoors) OCT 3 GYM (Indoors) NOV 7 JNY (Indoors) NOV 7 JNY (Indoors) JAN 9 JNY (Indoors) JAN 9 JNY (Indoors)

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

AGES 6-10 AGES 11-15 AGES 6-10 AGES 11-15 AGES 6-10 AGES 6-10 AGES 6-10 AGES 6-10

$80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90

Indoor CORE First-Touch Parent/Child Program (Ages 2-3)

This is a four-week, 45-minute program where your child will work on motorskill development, play fun interactive games and practice sportsmanship while learning the fundamentals of soccer. Sharing and team concepts will be taught as well. Parents will play with their child through instruction from a CORE Soccer instructor. No class OCT 31. (Min 5/Max 15) SU SU

1P 1P

BEGINS SEP 12 OCT 10

DEADLINE SEP 5 OCT 3

GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS

$65/75 $65/75

CORE Soccer Ball Skills Training (Ages 4-18)

This four-week, 55-minute program will help develop the essential skills needed to play soccer. First Touch (Ages 4-5) participants will be introduced to the basics of soccer with many fun games and props. Field players (Ages 4-18) will work on dribbling, passing, receiving and shooting. Goalkeepers (Ages 6-18) will work on ball handling, diving, shot stopping and distribution. This program is designed to supplement the Wentzville soccer league and give each child an additional day to further enhance their skills. No class OCT 31 or NOV 26. (Min 5/Max 75) SU SU F F

2P 2P 6:30P 6:30P

BEGINS SEP 12 OCT 10 NOV 12 JAN 7

DEADLINE SEP 5 OCT 3 NOV 7 JAN 2

HP HP GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

Bobby Wallace Basketball Skills Training (Ages 6-18)

Bobby Wallace is an experienced coach looking forward to teaching your kids the fundamental skills of basketball. Participants will sharpen their skills in shooting, passing, dribbling and defense in this four-week, 90-minute class. No class OCT 3 or NOV 28. (Min 10/Max 50)

SU SU SU SU

8:30A 8:30A 8:30A 8:30A

BEGINS SEP 12 OCT 17 NOV 14 JAN 9

DEADLINE SEP 5 OCT 10 NOV 7 JAN 2

GYM GYM GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

$80/90 $80/90 $80/90 $80/90

CNR Winter Basketball League (Grades 2-5)

Participants registering as individuals will be placed on a team with a volunteer coach and a uniform will be provided. Team registration does not include uniforms. At the end of the six-game season, the top four teams in each age division will play in a single-elimination tournament to determine the league champion. Awards will be given to the first-place team. Games start as early as 8A. Practice space is not included with this league. (Min 40/Max 200) Age divisions are as follows: Boys and Girls Grades 2-5

SA/SU

BEGINS DEC 1

DEADLINE NOV 1

8 WKS

$139/149

Youth Lacrosse Clinic (Ages 6-18)

The Wentzville Lacrosse Club brings you this three-hour clinic. It will focus on the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun teaching environment. Players will participate in a variety of drills, which include techniques of catching, throwing, weakhand training, ground balls and basic defensive/offensive concepts. Players will be broken up by skill level, age and gender. Experienced players are welcome! This is a great opportunity for high-school-age players to explore the game of lacrosse before choosing their spring sport this year! All players should wear cleats or sturdy athletic shoes and bring a water bottle. Lacrosse sticks and balls will be provided; however, you are welcome to bring your own stick. More information will be available soon. Please check our website at www.wentzvillemo.gov/youthsports frequently for upcoming date and time. (Min 10/Max 100)

$65/75 $65/75 $65/75 $65/75

Indoor Soccer (Ages 7-12)

This five-week, one-hour program will take place on Monday nights and focuses on indoor soccer skills and gameplay. The purpose of the program is to teach ball control in small spaces while creating the opportunity to attack and score lots of goals. Participants will play with a futsal ball, which is a heavier, low-bouncing soccer ball. Individual players will be placed on a team each week by a CORE Soccer instructor based on skill level and abilities. (Min 8/Max 20) Age divisions are as follows: Ages 7-9 and 10-12. M

6:30P

BEGINS JAN 24

DEADLINE JAN 9

GYM

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5 WKS

$65/75

Sport-Specific Training (Ages 5-18)

Want to improve your skills in basketball, baseball, soccer or volleyball? Our sport-specific trainers will work with you one-on-one or in small groups to enhance the skills you need to move to the next level. For information and pricing, please call Recreation Supervisor, Patrick Logel, at (636) 639-2084.

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

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Girls' Volleyball Skills and Drills (Ages 10-15)

This six-week, one-hour program is designed to supplement the girls volleyball league as an extra night to work on specific skills. Coaches are encouraged to attend and assist. Girls will be split into groups based on skill level and an instructor will run various stations of drills. No class on SEP 30, DEC 23 or DEC 30. (Min 10/Max 25) TH TH TH TH

7P 8P 7P 8P

BEGINS SEP 23 SEP 23 DEC 9 DEC 9

DEADLINE SEP 12 SEP 12 NOV 28 NOV 28

GYM GYM GYM GYM

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

Ages 10-12 Ages 13-15 Ages 10-12 Ages 13-15

$75/85 $75/85 $75/85 $75/85

Girls' Volleyball League (Ages 10-12 and 13-15)

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This six-week league will be governed by USA volleyball rules and house rules. Uniforms are included for participants registering as individuals. Team registration does not include uniforms. At the end of the six-week season, the top four teams in each age division will play in a single-elimination tournament to determine the league champion. Awards will be given to the first-place team. Games start as early as 8A. The DEC 11 league will not have games the weeks of DEC 25 or JAN 1. (Min 40/Max 200) Age divisions are as follows: Ages 10-12 and 13-15

SA SA

8A 8A

BEGINS SEP 25 DEC 11

DEADLINE AUG 29 NOV 7

GYM GYM

INDIVIDUAL TEAM 6 WKS $75/85 $550 6 WKS $75/85 $550

Girls' Volleyball Camp (Ages 9-15)

This four-week, 90-minute camp designed to introduce participants to the basics of volleyball, meets on Sundays. Girls will learn the fundamentals of serving, passing, setting and hitting. This is great for those interested in developing their skills and playing in our winter volleyball league. (Min 10/Max 25) SU SU

10:30A 10:30A

BEGINS OCT 10 JAN 16

DEADLINE OCT 3 JAN 9

GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS

$75/85 $75/85

Make a Difference. Be a Coach. We are always on the lookout for volunteer coaches for our youth sports teams. Volunteer coaches must pass a background check. To register, please call (636) 332-9236. Head coaches will receive one free child registration for each team they coach in any sport. Please note: a $25 background check fee will apply each year. To learn more, please contact Patrick Logel at (636) 639-2084 or via email at Patrick.Logel@wentzvillemo.gov.

Resident registration now open.

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Tweens and Teens

Teen Talent Search (Ages 13+)

Calling all teen singers, dancers, jugglers, magicians, comedians and more! We are searching for a variety of local talent to perform at our events. Selected performers will take the stage for up to 15 minutes and share their talent, skill or ability with the community. Judges will score each performance based on a number of categories. Select winners will receive a cash prize. Winners of the contests will also have additional opportunities to perform at future City events. All participants must complete an application and could be called upon to display their skills via an interview. Applications can be found at Progress Park Recreation Center or online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/teentalent. For questions, please call (636) 639-2088 or email Abigail.Ayers@wentzvillemo.gov. Events included are: Holiday Night Lights Walk-Thru Deadline to apply is NOV 13. Performances may be scheduled anytime during the event: DEC 13 from 5-8P. Wentzville Days 2022 Deadline to apply is APR 16. Performances may be scheduled for any day/time during the festival: MAY 20-22.

Eagle Scout & Gold Award Project Partnerships

Wentzville Parks and Recreation wants to support our local Boy Scout and Girl Scout leaders by partnering with them to complete their Eagle Scout and Gold Award Projects. Participating Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts can work alongside the Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department to complete a project that makes a unique, positive impact on our community. To start a partnership, please call (636) 639-2088 or email Abigail.Ayers@wentzvillemo.gov with a detailed project proposal. If you do not have a project in mind, we can offer several suggestions. Based upon the details of your project, we will put you in contact with an individual who can support you and your project the most.

Teen Improv (Ages 13-15)

Participants will learn from actress/improv artist Maria Romine. Using improv games, this course teaches character, scene work and tips to feel more comfortable. Students existing knowledge and improv skills will be challenged. Previous improv experience is not necessary for this class. At the end of the course, students will also have the opportunity to perform their improv skills live. There is a $10 late fee for those who register after the deadline. (Min 6/Max 12) TH

4:30P

BEGINS OCT 7

DEADLINE SEP 30

3 WKS

$31/39

Helping Hands (Ages 10-16)

Are you looking for a way to better the community you live in? This once-amonth, one-hour volunteer program will take place on the third Wednesday of each month, except November. Parents are responsible for transportation to and from the destination. Projects are subject to change as volunteer needs change. W W W

4:30P 4:30P 4:30P

BEGINS SEP 15 OCT 20 DEC 15

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DEADLINE SEP 8 PP Fall Festival Event Prep OCT 13 PP Monster Mash Event Prep DEC 8 OS Salvation Army Bell Ringing

FREE FREE FREE

Theatre produces entertainment, comedy and laughter, all of which boost motivation and decrease stress. To register your child for a theatre class or for more information, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/theatre.

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VOLUNTEER

We are currently accepting individuals and groups for various volunteer opportunities. To learn more, please contact volunteer@wentzvillemo.gov. • Mom & Son Night of Fun (SEP 10) • Fall Festival (SEP 17 and 18) • Crossroads Beer Run (SEP 25)

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• Holiday Night Lights Drive-Thru (NOV 26-DEC 30) • Holiday Night Lights Walk-Thru (DEC 13) • Sweetheart Dance (FEB 4 and 5)

Nonresident registration opens SEP 1.

Youth Activities Kids Cooking 2 (Ages 9-12)

Nature Programs

Discover Nature: Camping (Ages 9-12)

Are you ready for the great outdoors? Test your hand at putting up a tent, building a fire, fishing and basic first aid. Also learn about local wildlife, Missouri plants and native species. Participants will leave this class with an essential tool kit necessary for any young outdoors adventurer. There will be a lunch break, so please pack a lunch for your child. This class will run from 11A-3P. (Min 5/Max 12) SU

11A

BEGINS OCT 24

DEADLINE OCT 17

1 DAY

$58/73

Jr. Ranger Program (Ages 8-15)

Explore. Learn. Protect. This is the Junior Ranger motto for the National Park Service. Participate in Wentzville’s Jr. Ranger Program by visiting your local parks to complete a series of tasks, answer questions and receive an official Junior Ranger certificate. Materials for this program may be picked up at Progress Park Recreation Center and completed at the participant’s convenience. When the program packet is completed, turn it in at Progress Park for a Park Ranger to review.

Art Programs

Amateur Art Class (Ages 8-12)

Activities in this monthly two-hour class will explore the seven elements of art: line, color, shape, form, value, space and texture. Participants will apply these elements to a new project each class. Projects will range from painting, drawing and pastels to clay, mosaics and weaving. Participants should dress to get messy. Most projects will be ready to take home at the end of class; however, some projects may need to remain at the facility to dry, seal or secure properly before pickup. (Min 5/Max 12) BEGINS DEADLINE SA 10A OCT 9 OCT 2 CR 1 DAY Mosaics $30/37 SA 10A NOV 13 NOV 6 CR 1 DAY Paper Mache $30/37 SA 10A DEC 4 NOV 27 CR 1 DAY Clay $30/37

Simple Sewing 1 (Ages 8-12)

Test your basic sewing skills. In this program, participants will create their own no-sew fleece blanket and pillow and discuss sewing terminology, sewing tools and more. This class will run from 6-7:30P. (Min 6/Max 12) TH

BEGINS OCT 7

DEADLINE SEP 30

1 DAY

$32/40

Kids Cooking 1 (Ages 9-12)

Join us in the kitchen for a series of three, 90-minute classes that will introduce you to the exciting art of cooking. Students will independently bake a new dish each class, under close adult supervision. Participants should be prepared to work with toaster ovens. This program will run OCT 5-19 from 6-7:30P. (Min 6/Max 10) T

BEGINS OCT 5

DEADLINE SEP 28

3 WKS

$45/55

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Join us in the kitchen for a series of three, 90-minute classes that will expand your cooking skills and food knowledge. Students will independently bake a new dish in each class and develop their own recipes. Participants should be prepared to work with sharp cooking utensils, ovens and induction cooktops. Students should have a basic understanding of cooking, baking and be capable of working in a fast-paced kitchen. This program will run NOV 23-DEC 7. (Min 6/Max 10) T

BEGINS NOV 23

DEADLINE NOV 16

3 WKS

$50/60

Intro to Comedy for Youth (Ages 8-12)

Participants in this class will learn from actress/improv artist Maria Romine. This course will teach physical comedy, sketch comedy, and stand-up comedy. Students will have the chance to develop a routine based on these three levels of study. At the end of the course, students will also have the opportunity to perform their comedy skills live. There is a $10 late fee for those who register after the deadline. This program will run DEC 1-22 from 4:30-6P. (Min 6/Max 12) W

4:30P

BEGINS DEC 1

DEADLINE NOV 24

4 WKS

$55/68

Seasonal Programs

Come Play With Me (Walking-Age 5)

Come play with us! We will provide the equipment and a new skill to practice each week! Engage your child’s physical development and encourage their social interaction through games and activities. Parents are required to remain with their child and are encouraged to play with them. Day-of registration is available for $6/8. This program will run from 10-10:30A. (Min 1/Max 12) BEGINS T 10A SEP 7 PP Balance $4/6 T 10A SEP 21 PP Tip Toes $4/6 T 10A OCT 5 PP Jumping $4/6 T 10A OCT 19 PP Kicking $4/6 T 10A NOV 9 PP Lifting $4/6 T 10A NOV 23 PP Pushing $4/6 T 10A DEC 7 PP Throwing $4/6 T 10A DEC 21 PP Catching $4/6

Santa's Workshop (Walking-Age 12)

In Santa’s Workshop, children will create their very own toy and Christmas craft, building and tinkering just like Santa’s elves! Santa will be there to supervise all workshop operations and each family will have the chance to take their picture with him. Your child’s hard work will be rewarded with cookies and cocoa at the end of the program! Primary guardians are asked to stay and assist their child. This program will run from 12-2P. (Min 25/Max 100) BEGINS DEADLINE SA 12P DEC 11 DEC 4 PPC 1 DAY $25/30

Shh! It's A Secret (Ages 1-6)

Participants will make personal, one-of-a-kind creations to give as gifts to their loved ones during the holiday season. Three projects will be completed, wrapped and ready for the holidays at the conclusion of this class. Don’t forget to dress to get messy! Primary guardians are asked to stay and assist. This program will run from 11A-12:30P. (Min 6/Max 12) BEGINS DEADLINE SU 11A DEC 5 NOV 28 CR 1 DAY $24/30

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Wentzville Day Camp (Ages 6-12)

Don’t let your child’s days off of school become a burden! While school is out for holidays, professional development days or earned days off, you can rest assured knowing your child care is covered. Each day will include fun games, a craft, wacky activities and the opportunity to make new friends. Day Camp will run 9A4P. Sunrise and Sunset Camps provide care before and after camp’s regular hours. Sunrise Camp runs 7A-9A and Sunset Camp runs 4P-6P. (Min 12/Max 36) BEGINS DEADLINE M 9A-4P SEP 6 AUG 30 PP 1 DAY $30/38 TH 9A-4P OCT 28 OCT 21 PP 1 DAY $30/38 F 9A-4P OCT 29 OCT 22 PP 1 DAY $30/38 M 9A-4P NOV 1 OCT 25 PP 1 DAY $30/38 T 9A-4P NOV 2 OCT 26 PP 1 DAY $30/38 W 9A-4P NOV 24 NOV 17 PP 1 DAY $30/38 W 9A-4P DEC 22 DEC 15 PP 1 DAY $30/38 TH 9A-4P DEC 23 DEC 16 PP 1 DAY $30/38 M 9A-4P JAN 17 JAN 10 PP 1 DAY $30/38 T 9A-4P JAN 18 JAN 11 PP 1 DAY $30/38 SUNRISE 7-9A PP 1 DAY $8/10 SUNSET 4-6P PP 1 DAY $8/10

Winter Break Camp (Ages 6-12)

While school is out for winter break, the fun of summer camp comes indoors! Campers will make new friends and participate in games, crafts, cooking and a field trip to the Wentzville Ice Arena. You may also purchase individual days for $30/38 per day. Day camp will run 9A-4P. Sunrise and Sunset Camps provide care before and after regular camp hours. Sunrise Camp runs 7-9A and Sunset Camp runs 4-6P. (Min 12/Max 36) BEGINS DEADLINE 9A-4P DEC 27-31 DEC 20 PP 5 DAYS $120/150 9A-4P DEC 27-31 DEC 20 PP 1 DAY $30/38 7-9A SUNRISE DEC 20 PP 5 DAYS $25/30 4-6P SUNSET DEC 20 PP 5 DAYS $25/30 7-9A SUNRISE DEC 20 PP 1 DAY $8/10 4-6P SUNSET DEC 20 PP 1 DAY $8/10

Did You Know?

Cooking can help kids learn basic math skills from simply pouring flour into a measuring cup or counting eggs. To register your child in a cooking class or other activity, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/youthactivities.

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Wentzville's Connection Theatre Company Presents

Book by Thomas Meehan

Music by Charles Strause

Lyrics by Martin Charnin

Original Broadway Production Directed by Martin Charnin Based on “Little Orphan Annie”® By Permission of Tribune Content Agency, LLC. Annie JR. is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized materials are supplied by

SHOWTIMES NOV 19, 7P NOV 20, 12P NOV 20, 4P

Music Theatre International, New York, NY (212) 541-4684 mtishows.com

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Wentzville Rec Center

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