Fun Times Winter/Spring 2022 by Mo Wentzville

City of Wentzville

Winter/Spring 2022

Get Active • Stay Active

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Resident registration for winter/spring programs is now open. Nonresident registration opens DEC 13. (636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Event details on pg. 10.

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

Sweetheart Dance FEB 4 & 5

Bunny Run APR 9

Citywide Yard Sale APR 22-23

Easter Bunny Visits APR 2 & 3

Egg Hunt APR 9

Trash Can Art Contest APR 3

Mission: Clean Stream APR 2

Bone Hunt APR 9

Wentzville Days MAY 20-22

How to Use this Guide APR 9

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

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Multiple Locations Memorial Park Volunteers needed! Timberland High School Off Site NE W! New, exciting programs! Peine Ridge Elementary Progress Park FREE Fun, FREE programs! Progress Park Center Peruque Valley Park Rotary Park Splash Station Aquatic Center Virtual (636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Message from the Department: As yet another year draws to a close, we can’t help but reflect on the changes we have experienced, in the last two years in particular, and look forward to the new challenges we have ahead. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world and Wentzville was no exception. We grew together and found new ways to adapt and connect with our community. Like many, at the end of 2020, we were ready to welcome a new year because we had new and exciting things to look forward to. Although COVID-19 did not disappear, 2021 brought new opportunities to bring the Wentzville community together in ways where people were comfortable participating again. We found a new way to offer our annual Egg Hunt so people could participate with friends and family in their “bubble.” As summer approached, we welcomed back Wentzville Days and Liberty Fest which had been canceled in 2020. We were thrilled to see our residents return to these larger events. We also faced staffing challenges that would limit our ability to fully open our aquatic facilities. When we called for help, our community answered in full force. It is thanks to our Wentzville residents that we found the staff we needed to open both pools in 2021. As we look forward to 2022, we have even more changes on the horizon and are proud to have a community like Wentzville behind us. We broke ground on the Wentzville Rec Center (WREC) in 2021 and look forward to the day we will finally be able to open the doors to the public in 2022. We are just as excited as you are to see the building completed and our residents enjoying a dip in the pool, painting in an art program or working up a sweat in the gym. Although we do not have a completion date for the WREC yet, we know it is drawing nearer! We will continue to work diligently behind the scenes and share details as they become available. We encourage everyone to follow all of our communications to get the latest updates. In addition to Fun Times, we also have a Department eNewsletter, Facebook page, Twitter profile, our Department website and even our new Department Instagram account. There are still more challenges ahead but we know we will overcome them with our community’s help.

Inside this Issue: General Information

Rates, Hours and Resident Info

Parks and Amenities Map

Wentzville Days

Easter EGGstravaganza

Special Events and Programs

Adult Activities

Adult Sports

Health & Wellness

Ice Arena

Party Information

Youth Sports

Teens and Tweens

Youth Activities

Camp

Thank you for a wonderful 2021, Wentzville. We look forward to what 2022 will bring for our community. Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department

Sweetheart Dance See pg. 11.

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

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

Park Operations Staff Billy Roll, Superintendent Park Operations Mike Barker, Park Maintenance Manager 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

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

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 DEC 13.

fun@wentzvillemo.gov

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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 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.

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

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.

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Online: Visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/register to pay by American Express, Discover, Visa or MasterCard.

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 Department and the City's agents, employees, elected officials and volunteers from and against any and all liability, actions, causes of actions, claims, demands or 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/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/filmed, please notify the administration office in writing in advance of the program starting. 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. 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. 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.

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

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 athletic fields, ice rinks, a banquet hall, pavilions, pools 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. 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. 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

WE P.L.A.Y. Scholarship

(Wentzville Residents Only)

PARKS

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 DEC 13.

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)

Ice Arena*

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

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

Splash Station Aquatic Center Resident Nonresident $7.25 $9.75 $8.25 $10.75 $7.25 $9.75

$6.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00

$7.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00

Closures and Modified Schedules

6A-8P 8A-8P 10A-6P

Progress Park Pool Resident Nonresident $5.25 $7.00 $6.75 $8.50 $4.25 $5.50

Nonresident

PROGRESS RECREATION CENTER AND POOLS

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

Resident

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

Hours of Operation

Aquatics Season Pass Resident Nonresident $148 $199 $223 $299 $123 $166 $185 $248

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)

10-Punch Pass**

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$85.00** $85.00**

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

WENTZVILLE ICE ARENA

Closures and Modified Schedules

Hours of Operation

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 26-OCT 2 , 2022, for facility maintenance.

Prices and hours of operation are subject to change.

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

Resident Card* Information

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 on annual passes, daily admission and City facility reservations date of Wentz purcha vil se. • Discounts on many City-sponsored recreation programs and classes 968 M le Parks and eyer R R e creati d. | (63 on 6) 332 • Exclusive resident-only events -9236 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

Resident registration now open.

*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.

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

Welcome to the We are getting excited to present the new Wentzville Rec Center (WREC) to the community. We are getting closer and closer to completion every day. While we wait for the grand opening, we wanted to pass along some information. Below you will find pricing, annual passholder perks and additional amenities of the WREC.

WREC Admission Youth Senior Adult Family

Daily Visits Resident Nonresident $6.00 $8.00 $6.00 $8.00 $8.00 $10.00 $20.00 $27.00

Annual Passholders also enjoy the following benefits: • Free use of basketballs and day lockers. • One complimentary fitness equipment orientation for adults and age-appropriate children in the family. • Free enrollment for select personal health assessments. The facility will periodically provide opportunities for customers to sign up for these assessments. • Full access to the 10,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art Wellness Hub — Fitness Floor with over 80 pieces of cardiovascular, selectorized and free-weight equipment. • Access to the 1/7-mile indoor, climate-controlled, adults only, elevated track.

Annual Pass (Yearly) Resident Nonresident $310 $388 $310 $388 $400 $500 $600 $750

Annual Pass (Monthly) Resident Nonresident $34 $41 $34 $41 $42 $50 $58 $71

• Discounted and priority reservations for Kids Club childcare. • Discounted and priority access to a variety of select recreation programs, activities and events. • Access to our adults only wet and dry sauna. • Access to our 25m lap-swim lanes during public swim times. • Access to our 4,000 sq. ft. recreation pool and its various amenities. • Ten percent discount for daily admission rates at the Wentzville Ice Arena. • A subscription to our monthly eNewsletter with valuable coupons, discounts and “specials” for additional savings.

In addition to the great perks above, the WREC also includes these additional amenities: • • • • • • •

WREC Learning Academy preschool Party Rooms Various group exercise classes including indoor cycling Cardio Bridge with treadmills, stationary bikes, elliptical machines and more Courtyard Patio The Terrace outdoor fitness space

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

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eSports Lab Innovation Zone Gym with two full-size basketball/volleyball courts Community Room Office Space/Conference Rooms Meeting Rooms Classrooms Senior Center

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Learn more about Wentzville’s parks, trails and recreation facilities at www.wentzvillemo.gov. Splash Station

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FRIDAY, MAY 20 Big Rain• 6-7:45P Trixie Delight • 8:30-10:30P

Carnival • 6-10:30P Children’s Area • 6-9:30P Vendors • 6-10:30P

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New Crime Theatre • 12 :30-2:15P Retro Boogie • 3-5P Wildfire • 5:45-7:45P Superjam • 8:30-10:30 P

SUNDAY, MAY 22 Arvell and Company • 12P-2:30P Dr. Zhivegas • 3:15-6P

Carnival • 12-10:30P Children’s Area • 12-9:3 0P Vendors • 12-10:30P

Carnival • 12-6P Children’s Area • 12-6P Vendors • 12-6P

Allen & Main Streets in Historic Downtown Wentzville (636) 332-9236 | www.wentzvillemo.gov

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Hunt Egg Hunt

Hippity hop, Easter’s on its way! The Easter Bunny has been filling thousands of eggs with candy and prizes for the Egg Hunt at our annual Easter EGGstravaganza! We are pleased to be able to offer our annual Egg Hunt with the elements you know and love in two convenient formats! We encourage everyone to stay after their hunt time for additional EGGstravaganza festivities which include live entertainment and, of course, photos with the Easter Bunny! Some eggs will contain a slip of paper for prizes and don’t forget your basket to collect all your goodies. Community Egg Fields: Sign up to participate in a shared egg hunt on a large section of the field with other children. Register according to each child’s appropriate age range. Children may register for an older age group but not a younger age group. *Pre-registration is $5 per child or $10 per child the day of the event. BEGINS

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$5*

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Private Field Sections: Reserve a private 20-foot-by-20-foot section of the field for your family or group of friends to hunt on. Private field sections are available for a number of time slots: 9A, 9:30A, 10A and 10:30A. *Reservations will secure a private section of the field for one hunter and will include 25 eggs. Additional hunters may be added for a $5 fee per child. Additional eggs may be ordered for a $5 fee per 25 eggs. All private field sections require pre-registration. BEGINS

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Bunny Run 5K and One-Mile Fun Run

Start the season off with our annual 5K Bunny Run or One-Mile Fun Run! Whether you want to take on the 5K or walk/run with friends and family in the One-Mile Fun Run, it’s time to put on your speed-enhancing shoes and tie up your laces as you race around beautiful Heartland Park before the Easter EGGstravaganza! These fun family events feature a beautiful course you are sure to enjoy. All registered participants will receive a custom race shirt, on-course water stations and post-race drinks and snacks. To guarantee shirt sizes, please register by MAR 1. The race will be professionally timed for all 5K participants. Awards will be given to the top three overall male and female 5K winners. Age group awards will be given to the male and female 5K winners 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. Overall winners will not be awarded for winning their age group. Participants can pick up packets early at the Wentzville Ice Arena on APR 7 from 9A-1P or APR 8 from 4:30-8P*. (Min 75/Max 250) *Packet pickup and same-day registration start at 5:30A; race starts at 7A. **Day of registration will cost $5 more. SA SA

Resident registration now open.

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5K $30 before MAR 1; $35 after** Fun Run $20 before MAR 1; $25 after**

Bone Hunt

Your dog will bark for bones when all kinds of dog treats, bones and toys are hidden for your furry friends. Goodies will be both hidden inside Easter eggs and spread across a field. Dogs must remain on leashes at all times. Before the hunting begins, each dog will receive a “doggie bag” to take home and to hold their yummy finds. We will also draw for door prizes. You must turn in proof of vaccinations when registering your pet. Vaccines may be emailed to fun@wentzvillemo.gov. Please be on time for this event because it doesn’t take long for the dogs to gather all the treats! Online registration is not available. To register, please call (636) 332-9236. (Min 20/Max 75) *Cost is $15/19 per dog in advance or $20 for day-of registration. SA

BEGINS 5:30A* APR 9 5:30A* APR 9

12P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 9

APR 8

1 DAY

$15/19*

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Special Events & Programs Sweetheart Dance (Ages 3-12)

Register for this special event and make memories that will last a lifetime! The dance 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 preorder 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. This event will run 6-9P. (Min 25/Max 100) F SA

6P 6P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 4 FEB 5

JAN 29 JAN 29

PPC PPC

1 DAY 1 DAY

$53/65 $53/65

FREE

Mission: Clean Stream 20th Anniversary

Help clean up the Peruque and Dry Branch watersheds! These streams are essential to the health of our community and support a variety of wildlife and land uses. Volunteers, ages 6 and up, can register for M:CS as a family, individual or organization. Sign up by March 25 for a free T-shirt. We need your help at the annual clean-up to take care of this valuable natural resource in our community! Please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/mcs to register and for updated event information. Note: If you would like to sign up for the FREE Tree Seminar, which takes place immediately before the cleanup, please make sure to register separately. Learn more about the Tree Seminar on pg. 17. SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 2

MAR 30

1 DAY

FREE

Easter Bunny Visits (Residents Only)

Invite the Easter Bunny to visit your home! The Easter Bunny will stop by your home for a special hello and toss 25 Easter eggs on your front lawn on Saturday, APR 2 or Sunday, APR 3. Egg deliveries will take place from 9A-5P. Participants may not request a specific visit time as routes are designed to ensure the most efficient deliveries. You may choose to purchase an extra 25 eggs for an additional $15. A tracking system will allow you to watch the Easter Bunny as he travels around town and gets closer to your home! This program is for Wentzville residents only. (Min 35/Max 100) SA SU

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 2 APR 3

MAR 26 MAR 26

CITYWIDE CITYWIDE

$20 $20

FREE

Trash Can Artwork Contest (K-12th Grade)

Team up with the City of Wentzville in the effort to raise public awareness about preventing litter in our local parks and community. On a 24-inch-by-36-inch poster board, participants will create a landscape-layout (horizontal) design to wrap around a trash can. Contest winners will have their artwork displayed in one of the City of Wentzville's parks and win a $25 prize. The contest opens MAR 7 and all entries are due APR 3. Contest winner(s) in each age group will be announced by MAY 1 and will be invited to an awards ceremony at City Hall next spring. Supplies and contest rules are available at Progress Park, while supplies last. (Min 5/Max 24) Age divisions: Kindergarten-2nd grade, 3rd-4th grade, 5th-6th grade, 7th-8th grade and 9th-10th grade. SU

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 3

CITYWIDE PP

FREE

Spring Citywide Yard Sale

Whether you’re looking for bargains or cleaning out your home, Wentzville’s Citywide Yard Sale is for you! Join us Friday and Saturday, APR 22 and 23 and rid your home of any unwanted items by listing your sale for $10. The deadline to list a sale is Sunday, APR 17. Beginning Wednesday, APR 20, treasure hunters may purchase a booklet listing all of the area sales at City Hall or Progress Park for only $5. Customers that purchase a booklet will also be given access to a digital copy. BEGINS

F/SA SU

DEADLINE

APR 22 & 23 APR 17

CITYWIDE BOOKLET $5 LISTING $10

FREE

Fourth of July Parade (All Ages)

The annual Fourth of July Parade starts at 10A at the Wentzville Ice Arena and travels south on Luetkenhaus Boulevard, turns right onto Pearce Boulevard and ends at the old City Hall at Pearce Boulevard and Allen Street. Everyone is invited to participate in the parade by designing a float. This year’s theme is, "Wentzville Cheers to 150 Years.” Floats will be judged for overall first-, secondand third-place, along with Mayor’s Choice and Best Musical Entry for first- and second-place. Float registration required; to register, please call Amy Hays at (636) 639-2087 or email Amy.Hays@wentzvillemo.gov. Float registration deadline is JUN 10. A $10 late fee will be applied to applications submitted after this date. This event is FREE to observe. M

10A

BEGINS

FLOAT DEADLINE

JUL 4

JUN 10

1 DAY

VARIES

Although founded by William M. Allen, Wentzville is named after his good friend Erasmus Wentz who supervised the construction and building of the railroad.

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Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

RECYCLE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE

Put Your Art on Display!

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)

Are you an artist? Do you have artwork you would like to display? To learn more about our application process or to apply, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/artdisplayapplication.

Introducing the

Wentzville Swim Academy!

Classes available for all ages.

Details coming soon! 12

Resident registration now open.

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Adult Activities Spring Theatre Production: Niel Simon’s The Dinner Party (All Ages)

Adult Fishing Derby (Ages 14+)

Wentzville’s Connection Theatre Company is pleased to present its spring production, Neil Simon’s, The Dinner Party. In this show, five strangers are invited to eat at a prestigious restaurant in France. No one knows who is coming or what will ensue, but seated in a private dining room, they get the inkling that this dinner party will change their lives forever. Lunch will be served at 1PM for afternoon performances and dinner will be served at 6:30PM for evening performances so be prepared to eat, drink and laugh at F SA SA F SA SA

6P 12:30P 6P 6P 12:30P 6P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 22 APR 23 APR 23 APR 29 APR 30 APR 30

APR 12 APR 12 APR 12 APR 19 APR 19 APR 19

PPC PPC PPC PPC PPC PPC

1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY

$40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40

American Sign Language: Level 1 (Ages 10+)

Larry Hinson is offering a six-week American Sign Language (ASL) class. Larry is a comedian, teacher and passionate about helping people learn to sign. He is also deaf and has made it his mission to teach the hearing community to interact with the deaf community. This is a 75-minute beginner’s class and intended for medical professionals, police and fire personnel, teachers, parents and any individuals who are looking to communicate with deaf individuals in their community. Join us where you will laugh and learn in the same class. Participants will need to purchase the book Learn to Sign the Fun Way by Penny Warner. (Min 10/Max 25) *You may also choose to have the book included in your registration fee for an additional $15. To include the book in your fee, please register by JAN 15. W

6:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 2

JAN 26

6 WKS

$70/87*

Join us for a fantastic night at Fast Eddie’s Bon Air. Located in the charming river town of Alton, Illinois, this establishment opened in 1921 with only 80 seats. It has now grown to one of the largest and most iconic bars in the St. Louis metro area with over 900 seats and live entertainment nightly. Enjoy dinner and drinks, inspired by the “old Las Vegas” atmosphere, that offers quality food at a great price. Trip includes transportation to and from Fast Eddie’s. Food and beverages are not included. Fast Eddie’s is a cash-only establishment. ATMs will be available on-site. (Min 16/Max 53) F

DEADLINE

MAR 25

MAR 11

1 DAY

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 23

APR 16

1 DAY

$6/7

Spring into Season Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Spring into a day full of flowers and gardening as we immerse ourselves in the beauty of spring. First, we will have a docent-guided tour at the Missouri Botanical Gardens learning and viewing much of the 79 acres of bright buds and blossoms. We will then enjoy some exquisite American cuisine at The Piccadilly at Manhattan. After lunch, we will head over to Frisella Nursery and explore their many rows of bright blooms! Be prepared to get your hands dirty and create your own flower container to take home! Trip includes transportation to and from the Missouri Botanical Gardens, lunch and Frisella Nursery. T ake-home flower container also provided. Moderate walking. Dress comfortably. (Min 16/Max 53) TU

8:45A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 26

APR 12

1 DAY

$125

Murder in Jackson Day Trip (Ages 40+)

There’s something peculiar going on in southern Missouri! Watch the betrayal as we head to Jackson, Missouri, for a Murder Mystery Dinner along the Iron Mountain Railway. We will begin our trip with a quick jaunt through the historic district of Jackson with a brief history tour and some local boutique shopping. Then we will head over to the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway for a quick wine tasting, live show and dinner on a moving train! Trip includes transportation to and from Jackson, Missouri, guided tour, wine tasting, admission to live show and dinner. (Min 16/Max 53) W

1:45P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAY 18

MAY 4

1 DAY

$100

$25

Join us as we tour the recently renovated Museum of Westward Expansion at the Gateway Arch. The museum now features six new galleries that highlight the history of the West. Once you finish exploring the museum, you will be able to take the tram to the top of the 630-foot tall monument. After the museum, we will board a riverboat for an adventure down the Mighty Mississippi on the Skyline Dinner Cruise. The view of the St. Louis skyline in the evening features the illuminated Gateway Arch and silhouettes of the city’s vibrant nightlife. Listen to live music, while indulging in a delicious dinner menu. Trip includes transportation, museum, tram to the top of Arch, plus admission on the dinner cruise (dinner and non‐alcoholic beverages also included). Meal options will be selected closer to the trip date. Moderate walking. (Min 16/Max 53) F

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6:30A

Arch Tour & Riverboat Dinner Cruise Day Trip (Ages 40+)

Fast Eddie’s Bon Air Day Trip (Ages 40+)

BEGINS

Rig your rods and register for this exciting fishing competition. Anglers will fish at Heartland Park Lake and compete to catch the most total weight. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top two winners. Registration will start at 6:30A and the derby will run from 7-9A. Participants have a two-rod limit at $6/7 per rod. Live bait is not permitted. (Min 15/Max 30)

3:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JUN 10

MAY 27

1 DAY

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

$110

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 2P and as late as 9P. No games on FEB 13 or APR 17. (Min 4/Max 12) SU SU

2P 2P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 9 MAR 6

JAN 2 FEB 27

GYM GYM

6 WKS 6 WKS

$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

6P 6P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 4 MAR 8

DEC 26 MAR 1

GYM DE

6 WKS 6 WKS

$240 $240

Men's Pre-Season Softball Tournament (Ages 18+)

Men, can't wait for spring to get here? Our Pre-Season Softball Tournament is for you! Teams will be divided into pools for round-robin tournament play. Winners of each pool will play a single-elimination tournament to determine the winner. Fees include a minimum of three games, a new softball for each game, a single umpire for each game and T-shirts for the winning team. All bats must be USSSA approved. This is not a rain or shine event as it was in years past. The tournament may be canceled due to inclement weather or field conditions. (Min 4/Max 12) SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 19

MAR 11

1 DAY

$160

Men's Double-Header Softball League (Ages 18+)

Gentlemen, get your teams together for our recreational softball league. This Friday-night league consisting of 12 games over six weeks is governed by USSSA and house rules. Games will be played at 6:30P, 7:30P, 8:30P and 9:30P. League winner will be determined by overall record. T-shirts will be awarded to the first-place team. League may be split into two divisions based on skill level. Entry fees include a new softball for each game, USSSA fees and one umpire for each game. (Min 4/Max 16) F

6:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 8

MAR 25

6 WKS

$495

Co-Rec Double-Header Softball League (Ages 18+)

Get a team of men and women together and join this fun, recreational softball league governed by USSSA and house rules. League will consist of 12 games over six weeks. Games may begin as early as 2P. League winner will be determined by overall record. T-shirts awarded to first-place team. Entry fee includes a new ball for each game, USSSA fees and one umpire for each game. (Min 4/Max 12) SU

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 10

MAR 25

6 WKS

$495

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. (Min 5/Max 20)

TH TH SA SA

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 13 FEB 17 MAR 26 APR 30

JAN 6 FEB 13 MAR 20 APR 24

INDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR OUTDOOR

JNY JNY LB LB

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

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

FREE

Outdoor Adult Tennis Clinic (Ages 18+)

This free clinic is designed as an introductory course on how to play the great sport of tennis. Participants will learn the basic skills necessary to be competitive. Everyone involved will receive hands-on instruction to help improve their skills to become a better tennis player. Don't forget your racket! Program is one hour in length. (Min 5/Max 20) SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 19

MAR 13

1 DAY

FREE

NE W! Get your team together for this recreation basketball league. This Sunday league is governed by NFHS and house rules. Each team will play six games 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 be as early as 6:15P and as late as 9:15P. (Min 4/Max 7)

Men's Basketball League (Ages 18+)

SU SU

6:15P 6:15P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 6 MAY 1

FEB 27 APR 22

INDIVIDUAL TEAM

GYM GYM

6 WKS $75 6 WKS $75

$500 $500

Bubble Soccer Rentals (Ages 18+)

We have eight bubble balls available to rent for your next get together. 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 in 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 run through JUN 1, 2022. For the complete schedule, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/pickleball.

Pickleball was created in 1965 when Joel Pritchard came home after playing golf with Bill Bell to find his family sitting around with nothing to do. So they decided to come up with a game the whole family could play together.

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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. Please call (636) 332-9236 to register. 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 call Patrick Logel at (636) 639-2084 or email Patrick.Logel@wentzvillemo.gov.

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Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Health & Wellness 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. (Min 7/Max 25) M TU/TH M TU/TH M TU/TH

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 3 JAN 4 FEB 21 FEB 22 APR 11 APR 12

DEC 27 DEC 26 FEB 14 FEB 15 APR 4 APR 5

PPC PPC PPC PPC PPC PPC

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

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

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. (Min 7/Max 30) M/W M/W M/W

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 3 FEB 21 APR 11

DEC 27 FEB 14 APR 4

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

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

Zumba® (Ages 12+)

Come get a great workout! With heart-pounding Latin rhythms and easy-tofollow moves, 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. (Min 7/Max 30) M/W M/W M/W

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 3 FEB 21 APR 11

DEC 27 FEB 14 APR 4

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$60/68 $60/68 $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? Fitness Trail Workouts will incorporate bodyweight exercises as you walk or run on the trail. This class will have you sweating and smiling. (Min 7/Max 25) TU

BEGINS

DEADLINE

A PR 12

APR 5

6 WKS

$41/49

Tabata Mid-Day (Ages 16+))

Maximize your workout and join us for this high intensity interval training (HIIT) class. The class includes cardio and resistance drills. We hit all major muscle groups and you SWEAT! You will blast calories and build muscle in just 30 minutes. (Min 7/ Max 25) BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 1

TU/TH 11:30A MAR 8

PPC

4 WKS

$41/52

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. (Min 7/ Max 15) W W W

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 5 FEB 23 APR 13

DEC 29 FEB 16 APR 6

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$30/35 $30/35 $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! (Min 7/Max 25) TH TH TH

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 6 FEB 24 APR 14

DEC 30 FEB 17 APR 7

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

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

Yoga Open Levels (Ages 12+)

Yoga incorporates a variety of postures to cultivate balance, flexibility, and strength, while using flowing movements coordinated with your breath to create continuity between postures and to promote overall wellness. This open levels class provides modifications and variations to make it appropriate for any level. (Min 7/Max 25) SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 12

MAR 5

PPC

4 WKS

$26/32

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 maintain bone density, flexibility and increase muscular strength. The tools used are weights, fitness balls and elastic tubes combined with low-impact aerobics. (Min 7/Max 25) BEGINS

TU/TH 10:15A JAN 4 TU/TH 10:15A FEB 22 TU/TH 10:15A APR 12

DEADLINE

DEC 26 FEB 15 APR 5

PPC PPC PPC

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

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

Resident registration now open.

Unless otherwise noted, each Health and Wellness session lasts 55 minutes and pre-registration 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 contact Xander Garcia at 636) 332-9236 or Xander.Garcia@wentzvillemo.gov.

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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 who wishes to use the Progress Park Recreation Center’s weight room with parent supervision.

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. 3 pack 6 pack 12 pack

30-MIN SESSIONS $79/99 $149/187 $289/359

60-MIN SESSIONS $150/189 $275/339 $499/619

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 Progress Park Recreation Center front desk. 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.

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. Single 3 pack 6 pack 12 pack

GROUP SESSIONS (per person) $35/45 $95/119 $175/219 $345/430

WANTED:

Fitness Professionals

We are currently looking for energetic and motivated individuals to lead our group fitness classes and work as personal trainers. This is an exciting opportunity for certified fitness professionals to grow and help others reach their fitness goals. Apply by visiting www.wentzvillemo.gov/hr.

FREE

Tree Seminar

Spring provides the perfect time of year to join Wentzville Parks and Recreation and its Tree Committee for this educational event. During this workshop, you will learn about: City tree ordinances, best planting practices, long-term tree care and how to identify several species of trees. We will be planting a tree with a plaque to recognize participation. (Min 10/Max 30) Note: please make sure to register separately for this session, which is held in conjunction and immediately before Mission: Clean Stream. Feel free to stay after and volunteer to clean up Wentzville streams and watersheds. Learn more about Mission: Clean Stream on pg. 20. SA

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BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 2

MAR 24

1 DAY

FREE

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

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 6 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+)

Adult Workshop (All Ages)

Snowflake 1 (Ages 3-6)

SA SA SA SA

Want to learn how to skate for recreation or how to figure skate? These classes are for you. These classes 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. In the cost of the program, you get a skate rental as well as a punch card for admission into eight public sessions. This program is 30 minutes in length. No class on JAN 15, FEB 19, APR 16, NOV 24 or NOV 26. (Min 5/Max 30) 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.

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 TH TH SA TH SA

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 6 JAN 8 MAR 17 MAR 19 JUN 9 SEP 8 SEP 10 NOV 3 NOV 5

DEC 30 JAN 2 MAR 10 MAR 12 JUN 2 SEP 1 SEP 3 OCT 27 OCT 29

IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA

8 WKS 6 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$80 $70 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $70 $70

Beginner 1 (Ages 7+)

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. Skip this class if you have completed Snowflake 1-4.

Beginner 2 (Ages 7+)

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.

Beginner 3 (Ages 7+)

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 TH TH SA TH SA

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 6 JAN 8 MAR 17 MAR 19 JUN 9 SEP 8 SEP 10 NOV 3 NOV 5

DEC 30 JAN 2 MAR 10 MAR 12 JUN 2 SEP 1 SEP 3 OCT 27 OCT 29

IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA

8 WKS 6 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

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

$80 $70 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $70 $70

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 working on more advanced skills. (Min 3/Max 10) 11A 11A 11A 11A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 8 MAR 19 SEP 10 NOV 5

JAN 2 MAR 12 SEP 3 OCT 29

IA IA IA IA

6 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 6 WKS

$70 $80 $80 $70

Preschool Class (Ages 3-5)

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 or OCT 10. (Min 3/Max 6) M M M M M

11A 11A 11A 11A 11A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 3 MAR 7 APR 18 SEP 12 NOV 7

DEC 27 FEB 28 APR 11 SEP 6 OCT 31

IA IA IA IA IA

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS

$70 $70 $70 $70 $70

Learn-to-Skate Workshop (Ages 5+)

This class will be a mix of our levels and working on the basics of skating as well as introducing various skills. This is a 30-minute class and takes place during public skate sessions. No class FEB 18, APR 15 or NOV 25. (Min 3/ Max 10) BEGINS

DEADLINE

12P

JAN 21

JAN 14

6 WKS

$70

F W F F

12P 3:30P 12P 12P

MAR 18 JUN 8 SEP 9 NOV 4

MAR 11 JUN 1 SEP 2 OCT 28

IA IA IA IA

6 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS 6 WKS

$70 $80 $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. Full equipment must be worn. Equipment fitting night for those needing to rent equipment will be on DEC 30, FEB 24, SEP 1 and OCT 27 from 5-7P. (Min 10/Max 60)

Level 1

In Level 1, students 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, students will learn basic forward-skating strides, basic stopping (snowplow) and backward skating is introduced.

Level 3

In Level 3, students will learn how to crossover-turn (forward and backward), stopping will be covered more in-depth, as well as edge work for turning. The table below contains all information for Learn-to-Skate Hockey levels. BEGINS

DEADLINE

5:50P

JAN 4

DEC 28

8 WKS

$120

TU TU TU

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

MAR 1 SEP 6 NOV 1

FEB 22 AUG 30 OCT 25

IA IA IA

8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS

$120 $120 $120

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

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

Does your child know how to skate? Do they want to learn the basics of hockey to start your hockey career? Check out these classes designed to teach 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 will also tell you 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. Participants must wear full equipment and have completed the Learn-to-Skate Hockey levels. Equipment fitting nights for those renting equipment for the session will be on DEC 30 and FEB 24 from 5-7P. (Min 10/Max 25) BEGINS

DEADLINE

6:30P

JAN 4

DEC 28

8 WKS

$120

TU TU TU

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

MAR 1 SEP 6 NOV 1

FEB 22 AUG 30 OCT 25

IA IA IA

8 WKS 8 WKS 8 WKS

$120 $120 $120

Youth Hockey League (Ages 6-10)

Our Youth Hockey League is for players in the 8U and 10U divisions who are either new to hockey or are looking for a recreational team. This league will offer an hour-long practice/skills and drills session on Saturday mornings from 9:10A-10:10A with games being played on Sunday evenings either starting at 5:30P or 6:30P. The registration fee will include a team jersey. Players must wear full protective equipment. (Min 72/Max 92) SU

5:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 30

JAN 9

6 WKS

Come join us for an extended public 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 runs from 12-3P. Skate rental not included. No registration required. BEGINS

12P

JAN 1

1 DAY

$7Admission/$3 Skate Rental

Skate with Bunny

Do your kids want to see the Easter Bunny on the ice? Get your camera out and take pictures of your child skating with the Easter bunny. The Easter Bunny will be there from 12 to 2P. No registration required. BEGINS

12P

APR 2

1 DAY

Stream Save the Date! Saturday, APR 2 Rotary Park

2577 W. Meyer Rd. Wentzville, Missouri

$400

New Year's Day Skate

clean

Mission:

$7Admission/$3 Skate Rental

Skate rental is $3 and is not included in the cost of any Wentzville Ice Arena program unless otherwise specified.

About Mission: Clean Stream Join volunteers, ages 6 and older, to restore the Peruque and Dry Branch creeks. These streams are important to the health of our community and support a variety of wildlife and land uses. You can register for M:CS as a family, individual or organization. Volunteers are invited to a tree seminar before the cleanup at 8 a.m. (see page 17). Free seedlings will be available to Resident Card holders while supplies last. M:CS will start right after the Tree Seminar ends.

Figure skating is the oldest winter game debuting in 1908 at the London Olympic Games, 16 years before the formal inauguration of the Winter Games in 1924.

Did You Know?

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Resident registration now open.

For more information, including registration details, visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/mcs.

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Let's Party! Party at the Park Let our staff do the work so you can celebrate with your child and friends. After one hour of games and activities, 45 minutes are allotted for cupcakes and presents (cupcakes included). Dates are dependent on availability. For more information or to book your party, please call (636) 639-2087. Pricing: $165/$180. Package includes 10 guests, additional guests are $10 each. Hungry? Add large, one-topping pizzas for $12 each. Themes Include: Sports, Little Chef, Let's Get Messy, Superhero, Ocean, Jurassic Park, Princess and more!

Party at the Pool

It's not too early to reserve your party at the pool! Packages include pool admission for all guests, a reserved pool pavilion for one hour to open presents and enjoy food and a party host to help with all party needs. For more information or to book your summer party, please call (636) 639-2086. Pricing:

Splash Station Aquatic Center $190/$215. This includes 10 guests. $255/$280. This includes 15 guests. $305/$330. This includes 20 guests.

Progress Park Pool $150/$175. This includes 10 guests. $215/$240. This includes 15 guests. $265/$290. This includes 20 guests.

Packages also include a personalized cookie cake (or 30 cupcakes), a T-shirt and goody bag for the birthday child, a small gift and take-home birthday party cup for each guest (includes one fountain drink and one refill) and large, one-topping (sausage, cheese or pepperoni) pizzas. Number varies depending on the amount of guests. Additional large, one-topping pizzas can be purchased for $12.

Party on the Ice

Looking for a COOL place to have your party? Come celebrate at the Wentzville Ice Arena. For more information or to book your party, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/partyontheice or call (636) 639-2086. Pricing: $125. Package includes admission and skate rental for 10 guests (additional skaters are $10 each), a FREE skate for the birthday child along with a reserved party room and four pitchers of soda. Hungry? Add large, one-topping pizzas for $12 each.

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Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Youth Sports Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues (Ages 7-14)

The Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department is part of the New Horizons Youth Baseball League (NHYBL). This league consists of Lake St. Louis, New Melle, Dardenne Prairie and Wright City. Games are played Monday-Friday starting in mid-APR. Practices will occur at the discretion of the coach. Teams will receive one free practice per week. All standings, games and team information for this league is on www.quickscores.com/nhybl. First- and second-place teams in each division are provided trophies by their home associations. 7U & 8U will play machine pitch. 9U and up will play player pitch. Jerseys and hats are provided for participants registering as individuals. For team registration, the coach must have at least 10 players, pay the team fee at the time of registration and provide a roster. Team registration does not include uniforms. Age divisions with birth years: BASEBALL: 7U (MAY 2014-APR 2015), 8U (MAY 2013-APR 2014), 9U (MAY 2012-APR 2013), 10U (MAY 2011-APR 2012), 11U (MAY 2010-APR 2011), 12U (MAY 2009-APR 2010), 13U (MAY 2008-APR 2009), 14U (MAY 2007-APR 2008) SOFTBALL: 8U (2013-2014), 10U (2011-2012), 12U (2009-2010), 14U (2007-2008) M-F

BEGINS

DEADLINE

APR 11

FEB 13

INDIVIDUAL

TEAM

$95/115

$1,150

This recreational coed league for 3-to-6-year-olds is designed to prepare young players for the next level of baseball or softball. Score is not kept; each participant receives a jersey, hat and an award at the end of the six-game season. Parents are required to help during the season. Games will be played on Saturdays as early as 8A and practices will occur at the discretion of the coach. Age divisions: Coed T-Ball (Ages 3-4) and Coach Pitch (Ages 5-6). SA

DEADLINE

APR 23

FEB 27

6 WKS

Are you ready for baseball season? Get an early start with this four-week, 45-minute program. We will cover the skills of batting, catching, fielding and throwing. Each child will work one-on-one with their parent/guardian in performing various drills and games related to baseball. Each child will receive a T-shirt and a soft baseball. (Min 7/Max 15) TU TU TU TU

5:45P 6:45P 5:45P 6:45P

DEADLINE

MAR 15 MAR 15 APR 19 APR 19

FEB 23 FEB 23 MAR 27 MAR 27

PP PP PP PP

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

AGES 3-4 AGES 5-6 AGES 3-4 AGES 5-6

Bobby Wallace Basketball Skills Training (Ages 6-18)

$55/65 $55/65 $55/65 $55/65

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. (Min 10/Max 50) SU SU SU

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 9 FEB 13 MAR 13

JAN 2 FEB 6 MAR 6

GYM GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

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

Resident registration now open.

BEGINS

10:30A JAN 16

DEADLINE

JAN 9

GYM

4 WKS

$75/85

Girls' Volleyball Skills and Drills (Ages 9-15)

T his program is designed as a supplement to team training;an extra night to work on specific skills.Athletes ages 9-12 will focus on the core components of serving, passing, setting and hitting, while athletes ages 13-15 will work on adapting to a faster-paced game, expanding on their core skills and focusing on the overhand serve and setting. Coaches are encouraged to attend and assist. Participants will be split into groups based on skill level and abilities. The instructor will run various stations of drills. No class on MAR 23.P lease note, tthe MAR 20 session is 4 WKS longand 12-year-old players can pick between thetwo age groups. (Min 10/Max 15)

W W W SU SU

6:30P 7:20P 8:10P 10:30A 11:30A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 23 FEB 23 FEB 23 MAR 20 MAR 20

FEB 13 FEB 13 FEB 13 MAR 11 MAR 11

JNY JNY JNY GYM GYM

6 WKS 6 WKS 6 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

AGES 9-12 AGES 13-15 AGES 12-15* AGES 9-12 AGES 13-15

$75/85 $75/85 $75/85 $50/55 $50/55

Girls' Volleyball League (Ages 10-15)

$79/89

Tiny Sluggers (Ages 3-6)

BEGINS

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

*The 8:10P session on FEB 23 for ages 12-15 is an advanced skills program for those girls who want the next level of training.

Coed T-Ball and Coach Pitch Leagues (Ages 3-6)

BEGINS

Girls' Volleyball Camp (Ages 9-15)

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. No games on MAR 19 or APR 16. (Min 40/Max 200) Age divisions: Girls ages 10-12 and 13-15 years old. SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 5

FEB 6

GYM

6 WKS

INDIVIDUAL

TEAM

$75/85

$550

Youth Lacrosse Clinic (Ages 6-18)

The Wentzville Lacrosse Club brings you this two-hour clinic at Heartland Park. It will focus on the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun teaching environment. Players will participate in a variety of drills which include techniques for catching, throwing, weak-hand 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. (Min 10/Max 100) SA

2:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 12

MAR 5

1 DAY

$40/45

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

FREE

Outdoor Tennis Clinic (Ages 6-15)

This FREE clinic is designed as an introductory course on how to play the great sport of tennis. Participants will learn the basic skills necessary to be competitive. Everyone involved will receive hands-on instruction to help improve their skills to become better tennis players. Don't forget your racket! Program is one hour long. (Min 5/Max 20) SA SA

9A 8A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 19 MAR 19

MAR 13 MAR 13

LB LB

1 DAY AGES 6-10 FREE 1 DAY AGES 11-15 FREE

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 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 long. (Min 5/Max 20) TH TH TH TH SA SA SA SA

6:30P 7:30P 6:30P 7:30P 9A 8A 9A 8A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 13 JAN 13 FEB 17 FEB 17 MAR 26 MAR 26 APR 30 APR 30

JAN 6 JAN 6 FEB 13 FEB 13 MAR 20 MAR 20 APR 24 APR 24

JNY JNY JNY JNY LB LB LB LB

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 11-15 AGES 6-10 AGES 11-15

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

CORE Soccer Ball Skills Training (Ages 4-18)

This four-week, 55-minute program led by CORE Soccer instructors 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. The JAN and FEB sessions will take place indoors on Friday evenings and there will be no goalkeeper training. While the MAR and APR sessions will take place outdoors on Sunday afternoons and there will be goalkeeper training. (Min 10/Max 75) F F SU SU

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

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 7 FEB 11 MAR 6 APR 3

JAN 2 JAN 30 FEB 27 MAR 27

GYM GYM HP HP

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

$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: Ages 7-9 and 10-12. M

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 24

JAN 9

5 WKS

Sport-Specific Training (Ages 5-18)

$65/75

Want to improve your skills in basketball, baseball, soccer or volleyball? Our sportspecific 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.

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First Touch Playtime (Ages 2-3)

This is a four-week program that will help develop the essential skills needed to play soccer. First Touch Playtime focuses on balance, coordination, participation, sportsmanship and sharing as well as many different concepts related to the basic skills of soccer. (Min 5/Max 25) SU SU SU

1P 1P 1P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 20 MAR 20 APR 24

FEB 13 MAR 13 APR 17

GYM GYM GYM

4 WKS 4 WKS 4 WKS

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

Rec Premier Soccer (Ages 6-14)

This program partners with the City of O'Fallon in developing a more competitive soccer playing experience, along with the services of CORE Soccer Training Director, Jamie Swanner, and his qualified staff. Our Rec Premier Soccer program is based on true small 4v4 gameplay with technical development along with the tactical awareness needed for the individual player. We will train on a specific skill each week for the first 15 minutes, then divide up for a two 20-minute-half 4v4 game. Week one, we will introduce the 4v4 format as well as train. Weeks two through seven we will follow a progressive skillenhancement program, then gameplay. We recommend players stay on their existing recreational league teams and utilize this league as a player-enhancement program. Player groupings may be mixed depending on skill level and gender. Each player will receive two jerseys and a sack pack in addition to training and gameplay. The location will alternate weeks between Heartland Park in Wentzville and Dames Park in O'Fallon. This seven-week program will begin on MAR 25 and continue on Friday nights. F

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 25

FEB 20

7 WKS

$150

Youth Spring Soccer League (Ages 3-13)

This recreational soccer league is offered for children of all abilities. Registration is based on birth year. All participants will receive a jersey and soccer ball. Participants in divisions U4-U7 will be placed on coed teams and will receive an award at the end of the season. Participants in divisions U8-U14 will play in gender-specific leagues (girls may register in the COED league). The first-place team in the U8-U14 divisions will receive an award at the end of the season. Game times vary each week beginning no earlier than 8A. All age divisions will be scheduled for seven games, with a six-game guarantee. Make-up games may be played on Sundays or other days if needed. Makeup games will not be played after Memorial Day unless needed to reach your sixth game. There will be no games on Easter weekend. Ages divisions and genders may be combined based on enrollment if needed. Age divisions with birth years: COED: U4 (2018), U5 (2017), U6 (2016), U7 (2015), U8 (2014), U9 (2013), U10/11 (2012/2011), U12/13/14 (2010-2008) GIRLS: U8 (2014), U9 (2013), U10/11 (2012/2011), U12/13/14 (2010-2008) SA

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 26

FEB 13

7 WKS

$83/95

Coming Soon to the WREC!

YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE We are excited to offer a Youth Basketball League that will teach participants the skills and rules of the game while learning through instructional gameplay. Referees needed! Please email Patrick Logel at Patrick.Logel@wentzvillemo.gov if you are interested in being a basketball referee. Be on the lookout for more information about this league.

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Tweens and Teens Advanced Art Class (Ages 10-16)

Activities in this monthly class will help students hone their artistic skills and practice in a variety of mediums. Experienced instructors will guide students with suggestions and teach them standardized practices. 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. This class will run 1-3P. (Min 5/Max 12) SA SA SA SA

1P 1P 1P 1P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 8 FEB 12 MAR 12 MAY 14

JAN 1 FEB 5 MAR 5 MAY 7

CR CR CR CR

Painting Drawing Mosaics Clay

$30/37 $30/37 $30/37 $30/37

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

BEGINS APR 20 MAY 18 JUN 15

DEADLINE APR 13 SS Splash Station Opening Prep FREE MAY 11 OS Wentzville Days Prep FREE JUN 8 OS Wash Fire Trucks FREE

Fire Hydrant Decorating Contest and Scholarship

Wentzville Parks & Recreation is offering a scholarship to assist deserving high school seniors who intend to pursue higher education at an accredited community college, four-year college or university. Participants from Holt High School, Timberland High School, Liberty High School and a Wentzville resident high school senior enrolled in a private school or homeschool program will compete to design and decorate a fire hydrant according to each annual theme. This year's theme celebrates Wentzville’s Sesquicentennial! A scholarship will be awarded to five high school seniors. For more information and contest guidelines, collect a Scholarship Contest Application packet at Progress Park, email fun@wentzvillemo.gov or call (636) 639-2088. The deadline to submit your entry is FEB 1. M

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 1

CITYWIDE 3 WKS

FREE

NEW!

Teen Acting (Ages 13-15)

Taught by actress/improv artist Maria Romine, this course will focus on the different disciplines of a performance: diction, projection, movement and characterization. Students will be asked to bring a comedic and dramatic monologue of their choosing with them on the first day of class. The monologue can be from a movie or a play and will be used in each class. This course will run from 4:30-6P. (Min 6/Max 12) W

4:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

FEB 2

JAN 26

4 WKS

10A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAY 7

APR 30

$45/55

FREE

Applications can be found at Progress Park Recreation Center or online at www.wentzvillemo.gov/teentalent. For questions, please call (636) 639-2087 or email Amy.Hays@wentzvillemo.gov. Events included are: Wentzville Days Deadline to apply is APR 15. 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) 639-2087 or email Amy.Hays@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.

$47/59

Resident registration now open.

1 DAY

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.

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Teen Talent Search

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

This Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from American Safety and Health Institute gives teenagers and young adults everything they need to know for safe and successful babysitting. From getting started with their business, to working with parents and children, to key safety, caregiving and basic first-aid tips. The magazine-format CABS guide and vlogger-style video make learning fun with hands-on practice. This training will run 10A-2P. (Min 7/Max 20) SA

FREE

Helping Hands (Ages 10-16)

Child and Babysitting Safety (Ages 11-14)

eSports not only develops manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination, but kids can also learn leadership skills and teamwork as they build complementary skills to benefit their team. www.idtech.com

Get active. Stay active.

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Youth Activities Amateur Art Class (Ages 8-12)

Activities in this monthly 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 in 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. This class will run 10A-12P. (Min 5/Max 12) SA SA SA SA

10A 10A 10A 10A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 8 FEB 12 MAR 12 MAY 14

JAN 1 FEB 5 MAR 5 MAY 7

PP PP PP PP

Painting Drawing Mosaics Clay

$30/37 $30/37 $30/37 $30/37

Kids Cooking 1 (Ages 8-12)

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 from 6-7:30P. (Min 6/Max 10) T

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 25

JAN 18

3 WKS

$50/62

Simple Sewing 1 (Ages 8-12)

Develop your basic sewing skills! Participants will cross-stitch a design of their choice on an over-the-shoulder bag. This class will run from 6-7P. (Min 6/Max 10) TH

BEGINS

DEADLINE

JAN 27

JAN 20

1 DAY

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 from 6-7:30P. (Min 6/Max 10) 6P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 1

FEB 22

3 WKS

Test your basic sewing skills! Participants will create an oversized tote bag. Participants should be prepared to use a beginner’s sewing machine. This class will run from 5:30-7:30P. (Min 6/Max 10) TH

5:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 31

MAR 24

1 DAY

$35/43

Jedi Training Camp (Ages 6-9)

Do you have the force? Enroll in our Jedi Training Camp to hone your Jedi skills. Students will learn to wield a lightsaber, maintain a balance between light and dark and become one with the force. Exercises will develop physical, mental and spiritual skills necessary for any great Jedi. All participants will receive a certificate of completion at the end of their training. Children are encouraged to bring lightsabers and a snack. This program will run 10A-1P. (Min 6/Max 12) SU

10A

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAY 1

APR 24

1 DAY

$30/38

Jr. Ranger Program (Ages 8-15)

FREE

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 complete, turn it in at Progress Park for a Park Ranger to review. Paid advertising

$30/37

Kids Cooking 2 (Ages 10-14)

Simple Sewing 2 (Ages 8-12)

Flooring Company

$50/62

Intro to Acting for Youth (Ages 8-12)

Taught by actress/improv artist Maria Romine, this course will introduce the skills needed for a performance: characterization, movement, diction and projection. Participants will develop each of these abilities through a variety of exercises and small performances. This course will run from 4:30-6P. (Min 6/Max 10) W

4:30P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 9

MAR 2

4 WKS

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

$47/59

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

Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

Stress-Free Summer Planning as Easy as ...

Camp Wentzville (Ages 6-12)

Come join the F.R.O.G.S. (Friendly, Reliable, Outstanding, Genuine, Summer Fun) at Camp Wentzville this summer! Campers will participate in a wide variety of activities including games, crafts, cooking, swimming, ice skating at the Wentzville Ice Arena, weekly field trips and much more. Throughout the week, campers are also given opportunities to choose their own activities and learn new and exciting skills in science, engineering and the arts. Twice a week campers will participate in a swim lesson as part of their regularly programmed activities. Every day is structured with fun, safe and exciting experiences!

CAMP

Sign your child up for summer camp. They will have a day full of activities, games, crafts and building friendships.

New this year, campers will participate in a weekly ice skating lesson as part of their regularly programmed activities. Ice skating lessons will be taught by ice skating instructors at the Wentzville Ice Arena. Register early; this program fills up quickly! Day Camp runs 9A-4P. (Min 100/Max 160) M-F M-F M-F M-F T-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

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BEGINS

DEADLINE

JUN 6-10 JUN 13-17 JUN 20-24 JUN 27-JUL 1 JUL 5-8 JUL 11-15 JUL 18-22 JUL 25-29 AUG 1-5 AUG 8-12 AUG 15-19

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LEarn

While your child is at camp, develop their swimming skills and ice skating abilities with weekly lessons.

Sunrise and Sunset Extended Camps:

Sunrise and Sunset Camps provide care before and after Camp Wentzville’s regular hours. Sunrise Camp runs from 7-9A and Sunset Camp runs from 4-6P. A Sunrise and Sunset Camp Combo can be purchased for a discounted rate. We also offer an Extended Care Card which allows you to purchase individual days of Sunrise and Sunset Camp. This card may be used a total of five times for either a Sunrise or Sunset Camp one-day session.

Registration and Fees Coming Soon!

The registration deadline for each week of Camp Wentzville is Sunday (eight days prior) at 11:59P or until all spots are filled. If space is available, late registrations after this deadline will be accepted with a $10 late-registration fee per child. Late registration is not guaranteed. Stay tuned! Fees and field trips will be shared in the next issue of Fun Times!

Resident registration now open.

Lunch

Make your day just a bit easier by taking advantage of the Camp Lunch Program. Lunch includes an entree, two healthy side items and a drink.

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

Spring Break Camp (Ages 6-12)

Campers are invited to attend our all-inclusive Spring Break Camp. While school is out for Spring Break, the fun of summer camp comes alive! Campers will make new friends and participate in games, arts and crafts, cooking and more. You may also purchase individual Spring Break Camp days for $30/38 per day. Day Camp will run 9A-4P. 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 6/Max 36) M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

9A-4P 9A-4P 7-9A 4-6P 7-9A 4-6P

BEGINS

DEADLINE

MAR 21-25 MAR 21-25 SUNRISE SUNSET SUNRISE SUNSET

MAR 14 MAR 14 MAR 14 MAR 14 MAR 14 MAR 14

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Wentzville Day Camp (Ages 6-12)

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 9A-4P. 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 6/Max 36) M T M T M SUNRISE SUNSET

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DEADLINE

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Day Camps

Your favorite day camps will get an upgrade! Cooking Camp, Art Camp, Tons of Fun Camp as well as new day camps will move to the WREC to offer an enhanced experience for our participants and utilize specially designed spaces for these activities.

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Nonresident registration opens DEC 13.

NOW HIRING

We Are Currently Hiring for the WREC and Seasonal Positions! 15* Years and older are encouraged to apply. Applications are now being accepted for select positions at the WREC and temporary summer positions for lifeguards, concession workers, front desk attendants, day camp counselors, recreation aides, umpires and fitness instructors. To Learn more and apply online, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/hr or contact the Wentzville Parks and Recreation office at (636) 332-9236. Applicants must be of age for the position by MAY 1, 2022. Starting pay varies depending on position and experience. *Lifeguard and Front Desk are the positions currently available for 15 year olds.

SPRING CITYWIDE

YARD SALE

Friday and Saturday

APR

22-23

Get in spring cleaning mode and clear your home of unwanted items by selling them during Wentzville's annual Spring Yard Sale. For $10 you can list your sale. Each sale will receive an official City yard sale sign. The deadline to list your sale is Sunday, APR 17. Plan a fun shopping expedition and hunt down the best bargains! Shoppers may purchase booklets beginning APR 20 at Progress Park or City Hall for $5. Each booklet comes with a digital copy and map to help you locate the bargains! 28

Resident registration now open.

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