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July is National Parks and Recreation Month! During the month of July, we’re celebrating the parks, programs and spaces that bring people together, help us stay active and make everyday life a little more fun.
This year’s theme, “The Power of Parks and Recreation,” highlights the many ways local parks and recreation make our community stronger. From playgrounds and trails to summer camps, events, sports, aquatics and more, Wentzville Parks and Recreation helps create welcoming spaces where everyone can play, connect and belong.
Celebrate with us all month long as we share content highlighting the people, places and programs that bring The Power of Parks and Recreation to life in Wentzville!
July is National Parks and Recreation Month! During the month of July, we’re celebrating the parks, programs and spaces that bring people together, help us stay active and make everyday life a little more fun.
This year’s theme, “The Power of Parks and Recreation,” highlights the many ways local parks and recreation make our community stronger. From playgrounds and trails to summer camps, events, sports, aquatics and more, Wentzville Parks and Recreation helps create welcoming spaces where everyone can play, connect and belong.
Celebrate with us all month long as we share content highlighting the people, places and programs that bring The Power of Parks and Recreation to life in Wentzville!
Fourth of July is almost here, and Mackenzie has the details on this year`s celebration! Make plans to join us for the parade, free swim at Progress Park Pool and a fireworks show lighting up the sky at 9:30 p.m. Fireworks will be visible from a new location this year at Rotary Park.
For full event details, visit our #LinkInBio.
Fourth of July is almost here, and Mackenzie has the details on this year`s celebration! Make plans to join us for the parade, free swim at Progress Park Pool and a fireworks show lighting up the sky at 9:30 p.m. Fireworks will be visible from a new location this year at Rotary Park.
For full event details, visit our #LinkInBio.
As a reminder, beginning Monday, June 29, a portion of the parking lot and sidewalk at Heartland Park will be closed for pervious pavement repairs.
The project is expected to take several weeks to complete. During this time, the area shown on the map will be closed to the public. Park visitors are asked to use caution near the construction area and follow all posted signage.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as this necessary work is completed, and we will share an update when the repairs are finished.
As a reminder, beginning Monday, June 29, a portion of the parking lot and sidewalk at Heartland Park will be closed for pervious pavement repairs.
The project is expected to take several weeks to complete. During this time, the area shown on the map will be closed to the public. Park visitors are asked to use caution near the construction area and follow all posted signage.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as this necessary work is completed, and we will share an update when the repairs are finished.
We are excited to announce that this year’s grand marshals for the Fourth of July Parade are Linda and Brent Styer, owners of Ellbee’s General Store and longtime members of the Wentzville community. For 24 years, Linda and Brent Styer have been dedicated advocates for Historic Downtown Wentzville, helping cultivate the welcoming atmosphere that residents know and love.
As owners of Ellbee’s General Store, they have created more than a business — they have built a gathering place that celebrates local history, supports community traditions and encourages meaningful connections. Their belief in preserving the charm of downtown while investing in its future reflects the values that make Wentzville special. As this year’s grand marshals, the Styers embody the service, pride and community spirit that define Wentzville and reflect the heart of this year’s America 250 theme.
Linda and Brent hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4 at 10 a.m. as Wentzville celebrates America 250!
We are excited to announce that this year’s grand marshals for the Fourth of July Parade are Linda and Brent Styer, owners of Ellbee’s General Store and longtime members of the Wentzville community. For 24 years, Linda and Brent Styer have been dedicated advocates for Historic Downtown Wentzville, helping cultivate the welcoming atmosphere that residents know and love.
As owners of Ellbee’s General Store, they have created more than a business — they have built a gathering place that celebrates local history, supports community traditions and encourages meaningful connections. Their belief in preserving the charm of downtown while investing in its future reflects the values that make Wentzville special. As this year’s grand marshals, the Styers embody the service, pride and community spirit that define Wentzville and reflect the heart of this year’s America 250 theme.
Linda and Brent hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4 at 10 a.m. as Wentzville celebrates America 250!
The summer fun is still going strong at Camp Wentzville! ☀️
Over the last two weeks, campers have stayed busy with games, crafts and exciting group activities! Take an inside look at the hilarious toilet paper fashion show, where counselors strutted the runway in their campers’ creations! They also enjoyed field trips to Grant’s Farm and the movie theatre to see Toy Story 5.
The summer fun is still going strong at Camp Wentzville! ☀️
Over the last two weeks, campers have stayed busy with games, crafts and exciting group activities! Take an inside look at the hilarious toilet paper fashion show, where counselors strutted the runway in their campers’ creations! They also enjoyed field trips to Grant’s Farm and the movie theatre to see Toy Story 5.
