The WREC and Progress Park Recreation Center are both closed on Thanksgiving (Nov. 27). We wish all of our guests a happy and delicious Thanksgiving.
The Wentzville Ice Arena is open from 8a.m.-noon for Save a Turkey, Shoot a Puck.
To view all facilities and their hours, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/FacilitiesAndParks.
The WREC and Progress Park Recreation Center are both closed on Thanksgiving (Nov. 27). We wish all of our guests a happy and delicious Thanksgiving. 🦃
The Wentzville Ice Arena is open from 8a.m.-noon for Save a Turkey, Shoot a Puck.
To view all facilities and their hours, please tap the #LinkInBio.
Did you know that we offer a Winter WREC Pass? ❄️
This pass is the perfect gift for students home for the holidays or to test out the WREC before they tackle those New Year`s resolutions. Learn more by using the #LinkInBio.
The Annual Tree Lighting and Spirit of the Season Parade on Dec. 7 are a Wentzville tradition you just must see!
Mayor Guccione will light the tree at the corner of Pearce and Luetkenhaus at approximately 5:30 p.m. to begin the festivities. Then, sit back along the parade route as the Spirit of the Season Parade begins at 6 p.m. and admire all the holiday-themed floats.
To learn more, visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/TreeLightingAndParade.
Wentzville is buzzing with holiday cheer! From fun runs and races to magical walk-thru light displays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Check out our full event schedule below! 🎄✨
Holiday Night Lights Drive-Thru: Opens Friday, Nov. 28 through Tuesday, Dec. 30.
Holiday Night Lights Walk-Thru: Open Dec. 14 and Dec. 15 from 5-8 p.m.
Sleigh Hayrides: Rides are available Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 p.m., 6:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.
Holiday Night Lights 5K and Fun Run: On Dec. 7 race though the magical light display and earn some cool swag!
For more information and to register visit our #LinkInBio.
Ready to start your sourdough journey? Join Mary from Heart and Hand Kitchen for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the fundamentals of sourdough baking on Dec. 5! 🍞✨
In this class, you’ll discover how to create and maintain a healthy sourdough starter — the key to delicious homemade bread. Mary will guide you step by step through mixing, feeding, troubleshooting and share expert tips for success.
Each participant will take home their own sourdough starter and the confidence to bake amazing bread at home. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to master the art of sourdough! Visit our #LinkInBio to register today! 🥖💛
See Holiday Night Lights in a whole new way! Not only is this year’s display bigger and brighter than ever before, but we have added the option to purchase individual seats on our Sleigh Hayrides in addition to the ability to book an entire ride for a group. Book a magical winter time ride today by visiting www.wentzvillemo.gov/HNL.
Five Days of Deals will be here before we know it! 🎁
We’re celebrating with a new deal every day:
Dec. 1 – Save big on Annual WREC Passes ($75 off Family, $50 off Individual)
Dec. 2 – 15% off eSports Punch Passes
Dec. 3 – 15% off Progress Park Punch Passes
Dec. 4 – 15% off Party Packages
Dec. 5 – Save on your 2026 Outdoor Aquatic Passes! Get $40 off of Family Passes and $100 off of Individual Passes!
Unwrap the savings and make this season the start of something strong!
Check out all the details by visiting www.wentzvillemo.gov/Sales.
The WREC and Progress Park Recreation Center are both closed on Thanksgiving (Nov. 27). We wish all of our guests a very happy Thanksgiving. 🦃
The Wentzville Ice Arena is open from 8a.m.-noon for Save a Turkey, Shoot a Puck.
To view all facilities and their hours, please visit our #LinkInBio.
Fall colors sure look good on Rotary Park. And there is still time for YOU to have a say in this beloved park’s future.
The City has recently acquired land that has TRIPLED the size of Rotary Park and we want YOU to visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/RotaryParkPlan to take the survey that will guide its future development.
Rotary Park currently boasts fishing access, trails and is home to a variety of wildlife, making it a peaceful escape for nature lovers.
It also acts as an event space for the community. This past summer we hosted the first concert in the park we have hosted in many years at the amphitheater. It is also home to events including the St. Louis Renaissance Festival, St. Charles County Fair and Holiday Night Lights.
This growth brings endless possibilities for this beloved park and this survey is your chance to shape its future.
Although Rotary Park is closed to vehicle traffic in order to prepare for Holiday Night Lights, the foliage is worth a walk through the park. You never know what you might see.