O'Fallon Life Magazine: Spring 2025 by City of O'Fallon

New Year…new things coming to O’Fallon!

As spring approaches, we look forward to a time of newness, and the great City of O’Fallon has new things to be excited about.

First, as you look at our quarterly newsletter, you will see a new look and design. The new O’FallonLife quarterly magazine & recreation guide will serve as your one-stop for all things O’Fallon. We hope you enjoy the new layout, and we look forward to featuring more things O’Fallon throughout the year.

Another new, or shall I say renewed program, is our singlestream recycling pilot program. As many of you remember, prior to 2018 we had singlestream recycling, but changes made internationally impacted how we could recycle here in O’Fallon. As a result, we placed recycle bins at several City buildings. Since then, your O’Fallon City Council and City staff have been committed to bringing this service back to our great city. I am happy and thankful for our staff’s persistence because we once again have single-stream recycling in O’Fallon! Read more about this on page 4.

Of course, we welcome back some of our favorite annual events to O’Fallon this spring. Whiskers & Wags will take over Civic Park on Saturday, May 3. Be sure to bring your favorite four-legged friend, or maybe take one home from the adoption expo! Everyone loves the annual Public Works Fair held at Ozzie Smith Sports Complex. Join us on May 21 where you can see the equipment and meet the staff that do a wonderful job keeping our city running smoothly. And of course, kiddos can have a chance to sign a new snow plow blade that will surely be used next winter to keep our streets clear on those cold wintery days.

The Jammin’ Concert Series will heat up Civic Park starting on May 27 and will run every Tuesday evening through August 5 (except July 8). We always look forward to seeing the lineup coming to the park. For some indoor fun, join us at the City Hall Theatre for SIX: Teen Edition on the weekends from June 6 – 17.

I hope you enjoy this redesigned quarterly newsletter, and I want to thank you for being a part of this wonderful O’Fallon community. Because of you, O’Fallon remains a great place to live, work, and play!

Sincerely,

Bill Hennessy, Mayor

Citizens First Center

636-379-5553

City Hall

636-240-2000

Police (Non-emergency)

636-240-3200

O’Fallon Water & Sewer

636-281-2858

Ward Map

Find out which ward you reside in, and find your councilmembers by using the interactive maps found at: www.ofallonmo.gov/maps, or scan the QR code above.

Mayor Bill Hennessy bhennessy@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5500

Ward 1 Councilmembers

Deana Smith dsmith@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5582

John Roth jroth@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5581

Ward 2 Councilmembers

Tom “Duke” Herweck therweck@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5583

Lisa Thompson lthompson@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5591

Ward 3 Councilmembers

Nathan Bibb nbibb@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5585

Steve Koskela skoskela@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5586

Ward 4 Councilmembers

Jeff Kuehn jkuehn@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5587

Jim Ottomeyer jottomeyer@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5580

Ward 5 Councilmembers

Debbie Cook dcook@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5588

Linda Ragsdale lragsdale@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5584

City Council Meetings are typically held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at City Hall. (Except in Nov. & Dec.) Council Workshop begins at 5:30 p.m. and the meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Visit the City's Website Calendar for updates.

MUNICIPAL NEWS

Single-Stream Recycling has returned for 2025!

The City of O’Fallon is excited to reintroduce single-stream recycling through a new pilot program launched on March 4th, 2025. This initial program began with residents who have recycling pick-up on Tuesdays. Over the next few months, the City plans to expand the program to include more residents. For those who have not yet been added to the program, recycling guidelines will remain the same for the time being, with the accepted items staying consistent with current practices.

As the next phases of the program launch, customers will receive a postcard in the mail, detailing the program and informing them about the arrival of their new recycling cart. To stay informed on the progress of the pilot program, residents are encouraged to follow the City of O’Fallon on social media and subscribe to our weekly e-newsletter. As more residents are included in the program, they will receive helpful information and find it on our website at www.ofallonmo.gov/recycling.

Global Volunteer Month!

April is Global Volunteer Month! O’Fallon volunteers are essential to our city’s success. Their service empowers positive change, impacting everything from city departments and environmental projects to recreation, public events, and leadership on boards and commissions. They build a stronger community. In April, and always, we celebrate these selfless volunteers who make O’Fallon a better place.

Fort Zumwalt Park history recognized by the Daughters of the American Revolution

The Caroline Close Stuart Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) has officially recognized Jacob Zumwalt as a Revolutionary War Patriot.

Two commemorative markers are now on display in the park, providing a lasting tribute to the service of those who fought from 1775-1783. The dedication will take place on Sunday, April 27 at 1 p.m. where free tours will be offered at the Heald House and Zumwalt’s Fort.

More information can be found at: www.ofallonmo.gov/fort-zumwalt

Historic Preservation Commission seeking information on veterans in O'Fallon cemeteries

The O'Fallon Historic Preservation Commission is documenting veterans laid to rest in O’Fallon’s cemeteries as requested by the state of Missouri. If you have family members who were veterans and are buried in a cemetery in O’Fallon, your assistance is needed by providing their name, date of birth/death, years in service, and branch of service.

If you are able to provide this information, please contact the Historic Preservation Commission at: historicpreservation@ofallonmo.gov.

Pictured: Mayor Bill Hennessy with volunteer award recipient, Veronica Moreno.

PUBLIC WORKS FAIR

The O'Fallon Public Works Fair provides an engaging glimpse into the often-unseen world of city infrastructure. Providing young residents with a hands-on understanding of how everything works, from the roads they travel on to the water they drink. This isn’t just a static display; it’s an interactive experience designed to spark curiosity and foster an appreciation for the complex systems that keep O’Fallon running smoothly.

Children can climb into the driver’s seat of the large vehicles they often see working around town. Imagine the excitement of sitting behind the wheel of a snowplow, a backhoe, or even a garbage truck! And, of course, no visit to the Public Works Fair is complete without a ride on the City Train, a

The Public Works Fair is an experience that is both entertaining and educational, making it a popular field trip destination. This event can serve as a valuable opportunity to introduce young residents to the importance of infrastructure. It's also an opportunity for residents to better understand and appreciate the often unsung heroes who keep our city running smoothly.

The Public Works Fair stands as a testament to the City's dedication to transparency, education, and community engagement. As O'Fallon continues to grow, events like these play a vital role in strengthening the bond between the community and those responsible for its infrastructure.

Join us on Wednesday, May 21 at the

SPECIAL EVENTS

Underwater Egg Hunt

Friday, April 11

Times vary, Renaud Center

Kids will have an egg-citing time searching the Renaud Center’s indoor pool for Easter eggs! Eggs will be placed in parts of the pool to accommodate all age groups. Bring goggles and a waterproof basket or container for gathering eggs. Would you like to swim, but aren’t interested in taking part in the Underwater Egg Hunt? We have a special discounted admission rate for parents and siblings. With no registration at the door, parents should register kids by March 18. #310109

Ages 1-5

F 11:00A-Noon $12/14 Apr 11 RC

F 12:30-1:30P $12/14 Apr 11 RC

Ages 4-12

F 5:30-6:30P $16/18 Apr 11 RC

F 7:00-8:00P $16/18 Apr 11 RC

Non-Participant Swimmer

F 5:30-6:30P $6/6 Apr 11 RC

F 7:00-8:00P $6/6 Apr 11 RC

Royal-Tea

Sunday, April 27

10 a.m. – Noon, O’Day Lodge

Step into a world of elegance and charm at our Royal-Tea, where you’ll be treated like royalty! Enjoy a delightful afternoon of tea, pastries, and appearances by REAL Princes and Princesses. #410109

Su 10:00A-Noon $12/15 Apr 27 ODL

O’Fallon Public Works Fair

Whiskers & Wags

Saturday, May 3

10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Civic Park

Show off your passion for pets at O’Fallon’s pet-focused expo and adoption drive!

Leash up your four-legged companion and join us for a day of pet-themed fun. Meet adoptable animals from local agencies, enjoy exciting demonstrations, explore vendor booths with amazing pet products, and grab a bite to eat—all at this fun-filled event for pet owners and their furry friends to enjoy together.

Lifejacket Drive

Saturday, May 17 - Sunday, May 18

9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Renaud Center

Join us for our 2nd annual Lifejacket Drive and help ensure water safety for all! This community event is designed to collect ANY lifejacket that is no longer needed – they can be new, gently used, or one you simply don’t know how to dispose of. Whether you’re donating an extra lifejacket you no longer need/do not know how to dispose of or purchasing a new one to donate, your contribution will help keep others safe on the water. A pass for Alligator’s Creek Aquatic Facility will be given out with each lifejacket donated.

Wednesday, May 21

10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Ozzie Smith Sports Complex

Bring the kids to see the big trucks and the vehicles used to provide City services, such as street sweepers, snow plows, a paint striper, a recycling truck, and more. The event is free, and demonstrations include working models of the City’s Water Treatment Plant and the enviroscape water pollution model. Enjoy free rides on the City train, safety awareness games for kids, giveaways, booths, and the chance to talk to City staff. A free hot dog lunch with chips and water will be available.

Alligator’s Creek Aquatic Center opens Memorial Day weekend

Saturday, May 24

Alligator’s Creek Aquatic Center

Get the most out of summer with a day at O’Fallon’s outdoor aquatic complex. Slide down your choice of three water slides, float along the lazy river, and watch the kids play on the water playground and the splash pad. Season passes are now available! Visit the Parks and Recreation website for hours, admission information, summer passes, and special events.

Jammin' Concert Series

Tuesdays, May 27 – August 5 (no concert July 8) 6:30 – 9 p.m., Civic Park Bandstand

Join us every Tuesday as the Civic Park Bandstand transforms into a music-lover’s dream! These free weekly concerts have become a summer staple in O’Fallon as some of the region’s best bands perform your favorite hits. A variety of food trucks and vendors will be on-site offering up delicious food, cold adult beverages, and sweet treats. Bring a chair or blanket for lawn seating at this family-friendly concert series. For concert and food truck details, please visit: www.ofallonmo.gov/jammin.

2025 Jammin’ Lineup

May 27

Count of Monte Carlo

June 3

Wildfire

June 10

Joe Dirt & The Dirty Boys

June 17

Butch Wax & The Hollywoods

June 24

Breakdown Shakedown

July 1

Whiskey Morning

July 15

SuperJam

July 22

The Bright Side

July 29

Silver Bullet

August 5

Trixie Delight

SIX:TeenEdition

Weekends, June 6-15

7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. matinee on Sundays. O’Fallon Municipal Centre (City Hall), East Entrance

Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. From Tudor Queens to Pop Icons, the six wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a Euphoric Celebration of 21st century girl power! This new original musical is the global sensation that everyone is losing their head over. SIX: Teen Edition includes all songs from the original version, with reimagined lines and lyrics to minimize suggestive language and alternate line changes to reframe UK references for a US audience. Get your tickets online-only at: www.ofallonmo.gov/otw

CASTING CALL!

SIX:TeenEdition

Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. Directed by Taylor Brandt.

Open Youth Auditions (Ages 13-19) March 26-27 at Krekel Civic Center

Invited Callbacks

March 29 at 10:00 a.m.

Food Truck Frenzy

Friday, June 6

5:30 – 8:30 p.m., Sports Park

Kick off summer with a food truck picnic featuring a live DJ, free kids’ activities, and exciting inflatables! Bring your lawn chairs or a blanket and enjoy the music while sampling delicious food from some of the area’s best food trucks. There’s fun for all ages, so come ready to celebrate summer in style! Please visit www.ofallonmo.gov/FTF for the most current list of vendors.

Pop Drop

Saturday, June 7

Swim to collect soda-pop!

Father’s Day

Sunday, June 15

Fathers get free admission with purchase of child admission.

Sunglasses Day

Friday, June 27

Get a free pair of shades with paid admission!

Gator Games

Sunday, June 29

7 – 8 p.m., Alligator’s Creek

Help us celebrate the beginning of summer with our Gator Games! Participants will have a blast searching for and collecting rubber alligators in the pool. Special gators will also be hidden for an extra special prize! After all the gators have been collected, participants will enjoy an evening of swimming. Register in advance by June 20. #310109

Su 7:00-8:00P

$15/18

Heritage & Freedom Fest Parade

Friday, July 4

9:30 a.m., Downtown O’Fallon

Get your group together and join the parade by creating an attention-grabbing, patriotic parade entry for the Fourth of July! The Heritage & Freedom Fest Parade is open to clubs, churches, businesses, scout troops, and civic organizations. Parade applications, FAQs, and pointers are available at: www.heritageandfreedomfest.com/parade.

Questions about the parade can also be directed to Jenna Chwascinski at jchwascinski@ofallonmo.gov.

Applications will open Monday, April 7.

Look for this symbol throughout the magazine to find events that need your help! To become a volunteer, visit: www.ofallonmo.gov/volunteer.

Heritage & Freedom Fest

Thursday, July 3- Sunday, July 6

Ozzie Smith Sports Complex

Save the date for the best Independence Day celebration in St. Charles County, featuring expanded hours and more fun! Enjoy the thrilling carnival and midway, jam out to free musical performances and settle in for the most dazzling fireworks display in the region. For more information and for the announcements of this year’s opening acts, keep an eye on: www.heritageandfreedomfest.com

Mermaids & Mates

Saturday, July 19

9:30 – 11:30 a.m., Alligator’s Creek

Ahoy all ye pirates and mermaids! Join us for some nautical-themed games, hunt high and low for treasure, make crafts and go swimming, too, then finish your fun with pizza. #410109

Cardboard Boat Races

Sunday, July 20

4:30 – 6 p.m., Alligator’s Creek

To enter, build a two-person boat using only corrugated cardboard and duct tape. Decorations are encouraged. All boats must be manually propelled. Awards and prizes will be awarded for the “Fastest Boat” and “Best Decorated Boat.” Registration cost is per boat. #410109

Su 11:00A-Noon $24/28 Jul 20 ACAC

Historic Heald Home & Zumwalt’s Fort tours

Open on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month May 25 – September 28; Noon–3 p.m.

This summer, come see O’Fallon’s historic treasures at Fort Zumwalt Park! Admission is $5 per person to receive a docent-led tour of both attractions, and children 10 and under are admitted free. For private tours, field trips, and/or group tours of 10 or more, please call 636-379-5574 or email mdavis@ofallonmo.gov.

VOLUNTEERING

To register for these events or for more information, visit www.ofallonmo.gov/volunteer or call 636-379-5417.

Alternative Spring Break

Monday, March 24 – Wednesday, March 26

Need a stay-cation with impact? Join Volunteer O’Fallon during your spring break to give-back to your community! Choose from environmental projects scheduled each day, including cleaning historical homes in Fort Zumwalt Park, transplanting yarrow, planting flowers, and preventing erosion. Registration is limited by project.

Mission: Clean Stream

Saturday, April 5

9 – 11 a.m.

Spend the morning jumping in creeks with Volunteer O'Fallon! Help maintain a clean water system by removing litter and debris from local creeks before it has a chance to move downstream, clog waterways, and have a negative impact on native plants and wildlife. Space is limited. Registration deadline is Friday, March 28.

Earth Day in O'Fallon

Saturday, April 26

9 a.m. – Noon

Show your love of nature at O’Fallon’s 24th annual Earth Day. Dig your hands in the dirt by planting flowers, spread mulch around trees and paths in City parks, or choose to walk along a roadway or in a creek cleaning up debris to create a more beautiful and healthier planet. A post-event picnic celebrates this community volunteer effort with food, fun, and giveaways. Space is limited to project needs. Registration deadline is Friday, April 18.

Global Youth Service Day

Wednesday, April 30

Schools, scouts, and other youth groups are invited to participate in projects that impact our community! This may include mulching trees and beds in O’Fallon parks, flower planting, cleanup of creeks and greenspace, or other spring goals! Deadline to register is April 18.

The following events are organized by the O’Fallon Veterans Commission.

The commission oversees planning for ceremonies, holidays, and events honoring veterans and interacts with local veterans’ organizations.

Vietnam War Remembrance Day Ceremony

Saturday, March 29

1 p.m., Mid America Veterans Museum 410 E Elm St, O’Fallon, MO 63366

Armed Forces Day Ceremony

Saturday, May 17

11 a.m., Veterans Memorial Walk

Memorial Day Ceremony

Monday, May 26

11 a.m., Veterans Memorial Walk

RESOURCES

Housing Resource Fair

Saturday, April 5

9 a.m. – Noon, Krekel Civic Center

Are you looking for a new place to live? The Housing Resource Fair will cover topics like buying, selling, renting, preapproval, credit repair, and down payment assistance.

Utility Tax Rebate Program

Thursday, May 1 - Friday, May 30

Applicants must provide proof of age (65+), a completed income tax return for 2024, or current disability letter to verify income, as well as a copy of your utility bills from January 1, 2024-December 31, 2024. The tax rebate covers gas, electric, and phone bills. If you are a disabled resident, you must also bring an official document showing that you are determined to be totally disabled by the Social Security Administration. The income limitations for this year are $57,800 for single households and $66,050 for married households.

IN MEMORIAM

Ron Epps, Jr. | Councilmember (1974-2025)

The City of O’Fallon mourns the passing of Councilmember Ron Epps, Jr. Councilmember Epps proudly served the residents of Ward 1, and was often seen at City events acting as a champion for the betterment of our great city. He served as a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission for six years, and then as a member of the City Council from 2023 – 2025.

Councilmember Epps resigned from his position on January 23, 2025, and passed away on February 1, 2025, following his brave battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

“It was an absolute honor to have served with Ron. This City Council will keep him in our memories, and we thank his family for having shared their loving husband and father with us.” – Mayor Bill Hennessy.

THEATRE WORKS

2025 SEASON

ROSCOE’S DEN

Weekly yard waste pick-up resumed March 11!

With lawns already greening up, it’s time to get mowing! Our weekly yard waste service resumed the week of March 11. As a reminder, your yard waste pickup day is the same as your recycling day. If you’re not yet enrolled in yard waste collection, you can sign up at any time. The cost is $5.62 per month ($11.25 per bi-monthly trash bill). A one-year commitment is required. To sign up or for more information contact staff at 636-272-0477 or ofallonrecycles@ofallonmo.gov.

Electronics & Appliance Recycling Event on April 5!

8 a.m. – noon, Southwest corner of T.R. Hughes Blvd. and Tom Ginnever Ave. Residents and non-residents can bring outdated or broken electronics and appliances to O’Fallon’s Electronics & Appliance Recycling Event from 8 a.m. to noon on April 5. Recycling items is free except for items the following list:

• LED/LCD/Plasma televisions = $20

• CRT Monitors = $5

• CRT TV’s 26” or less = $30

• CRT TV’s 27” or greater = $50

• Wood console and big screen/projection TVs = $50

• Any freon containing unit = $10

• All printers, copiers, MFP’s = $5

• Tanning beds with lamps = $150

• Vape pens = $1

• Straight linear flourescent bulbs = $0.33 per foot

• U-Tube, Biax, CFL, circular flourescent, incadescent, quartz, halogen bulbs = $1.23

• HID, Mercury, metal halide, LPS, HPS, shielded, coated bulbs = $3.19

• LED bulbs = $1.39

• Ultraviolet, tanning bed, arc, ignitron, germidal, projection bulbs = $7.85

For a detailed list of items that can be recycled and future event dates, visit www.ofallonmo.gov/electronics. Or, call Environmental Services at 636-272-0477.

Single-stream recycling roll-out began March 4!

This program will be made available to all customers over the next few months. For those who have not yet been added to the program, recycling guidelines will remain the same for the time being, with the accepted items staying consistent with current practices.

When the next phases of the program launch, customers will receive a postcard in the mail, detailing the program and informing them about the arrival of their new recycling cart. As more residents are gradually included in the program, they will receive this helpful information and find it on our website at: www.ofallonmo.gov/recycling.

OTHER EVENTS

Bulk Waste Drop-off

Saturday, April 12

7 a.m. – 3 p.m., Environmental Services Transfer Station

O’Fallon trash customers can drop off certain items that are too large to fit in trash containers, such as carpeting or furniture, at the City’s waste transfer station.

To utilize this service, O’Fallon residents must be current customers of the City’s trash service with their account in good standing. Residents will be required to display a current photo ID showing their O’Fallon address. There is no charge for trash customers. The transfer station is located at 1572 Progress West Ln.

For a full list of eligible items and event rules, please visit: www.ofallonmo.gov/bulk-waste.

Free Shred-It Day for O’Fallon residents

Saturday, May 17

8 a.m. – Noon, Environmental Services Building

O’Fallon’s Environmental Services Division offers a “Shred-It Day” where anyone can bring in boxes of paper to be shredded in a secure environment.

To participate, place the documents in cardboard bankers’ boxes, or cardboard boxes of a similar size, and drive up to the facility and drop them off. Please make sure the boxes are not too heavy to lift or overfilled. The service is free for residents for up to five bankers-sized boxes. Additional boxes will be accepted for a cost of $5 per box.

Please do not bring computer discs or hanging file rods. If you can tear it, then you can shred it with this complimentary service. It is okay for documents to have staples or paper clips.

PUBLIC SAFETY EVENTS

Community Emergency Response Team training

Friday, April 4-6

Times vary, O’Fallon Justice Center

CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people that they serve. The goal is for emergency personnel to train members of neighborhoods, community organizations, or workplaces in basic response skills. Attendance greater than 90% is required to pass the course. Register online at: www.ofallonmo.gov/cert.

Cops & Bobbers

Saturday, May 17

9 a.m. – Noon, Fort Zumwalt Park

Get ready for a reel-y good time! The O’Fallon Police Department is hosting Cops and Bobbers, a fantastic program for kids ages 8-14 to learn how to fish and hang out with the brave men and women who serve and protect our community. All fishing poles, tackle, and bait will be provided. The cost is $25 per child. Registration is now open, but spaces are limited to the first 40 participants. Register online at: www.ofallonmo.gov/pd.

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POLICE BULLETINS

Freezin’ for a Reason!

O’Fallon Police Department’s Polar Plunge Team braved the icy waters once again, all for an incredible cause—raising money for Special Olympics Missouri athletes! O’Fallon’s very own Lt. Cook was Master of Ceremonies, keeping the energy high and the crowd engaged!

The Polar Plunge is an annual challenge in which costume-wearing teams plunge into the frigid February waters of Lake Sainte Louise for this challenge! This group of individuals were willing to brave the cold for a good cause.

Once again, Team O’Fallon stood tall, ready to make a splash for charity. The team was comprised of enthusiastic members from across many departments at the City of O’Fallon. Proceeds benefit Special Olympics Missouri’s year-round program of sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Scholarships Available!

Registration open soon for O’Fallon’s Safety Town!

O’Fallon’s Safety Town is a nationally-accredited program to teach children ages 4½ through 6½ how to play safe and stay safe. The course is presented in a kid-sized, simulated city layout and classroom and includes an off-campus field trip. Under the guidance of police officers, a certified teacher, paramedics, firefighters, railroad police, and trained volunteer staff, children can experience “real life” situations and they will be taught to evaluate “safe from unsafe” and how to react. O’Fallon’s Safety Town course is devoted exclusively to teaching safety. Registration for the program opens Tuesday April 1 at 8 a.m., when parents or legal guardians can register online at www.ofallonmo.gov/safety-town.

Space is limited, so early enrollment is encouraged. The cost for the two-week session is $60 per child; each additional child from the same family is $40. Fees must be paid in full when children are enrolled. Morning (9–11:30 a.m.) and afternoon (12:30–3 p.m.) Safety Town classes will be offered during 2-week sessions.

Progress South Elementary

1st Session – June 2 through June 13

2nd Session – June 16 through June 27

3rd Session – July 7 through July 18

Discovery Ridge Elementary June 9 through June 20

SENIOR RESIDENTS

O’Fallon Senior Center • 106 N Main St. | 636-272-4180

If you are age 60 or older, please visit O’Fallon’s Senior Center, where a welcoming atmosphere awaits seniors who’d like to socialize over bingo, crafts, billiards, dice, card games like pinochle and bridge, Wii games, and other activities. Computer and fitness classes are also available. Delicious hot lunches are served for a suggested donation of $5 per meal; make a reservation by calling the day before.

To register for transportation to/from the O’Fallon Senior Center, O’Fallon residents must call 636-579-0555 and speak with a Community Options Specialist. The Community Options Specialist will walk the resident through the enrollment process.

Utility Tax Rebate Program

The 2025 application for utility tax rebates will be accepted at City Hall beginning May 1, 2025 and ending May 30, 2025. Applications received after this date cannot be accepted.

The tax rebate covers gas, electric, and phone bills. If you are a disabled resident, you must also bring an official document showing that you are determined to be totally disabled by the Social Security Administration. The income limitations for this year are $57,800 for single households and $66,050 for married households.

Utility Bill Discount Program

Senior residents in O’Fallon may be eligible for a 15% discount on their City utility bill. This discount is available to individuals over the age of 65, or veterans of the United States Armed Forces with a service-connected disability of at least 25%. Learn more & apply at: www.ofallonmo.gov/utility-billing Those 65+ may be eligible for a free Renaud Center membership through their health insurance.

to page 40 to learn more about Senior Fitness Programs & SilverSneakers.

LET’S LEARN

Seminars with the Senior Learning Institute™

These FREE events provide the non-biased information you need to make educated decisions (on topics impacting older adults and their support network). Ted Gottlieb, Certified Senior Advisor®, and SLI Founder moderates these fun yet informative seminars. Pre-registration is encouraged, walk-ins are welcome.

Your Home on Steroids

A thoughtfully designed home can empower older adults to age in place by offering safety, comfort, and accessibility, enabling them to maintain their independence. Learn about balancing immediate comfort with long-term financial security, fostering a fulfilling aging experience. #430723

9:30-11:00A Mar 21

Personalized Medicine and Medication Safety

Have you ever been curious why the same medication can have such different effects on you and your friends? This talk will explore how genetics can influence medication effectiveness and the importance of understanding potential drug interactions. Empower yourself with knowledge to make informed decisions about your health! #430723 F 9:30-11:00A Apr 18

Supporting Seniors through Loneliness and Isolation

This program will explore what to look for and things to observe when talking with seniors who’ve experienced a recent loss (of a loved one, personal independence, driving, moving from a home to a senior living community, etc.). #430723

O’Fallon’s grants and assistance programs can help eligible residents with home maintenance, like HVAC replacement and roof replacement. For low-to-moderate level income residents and others who qualify for help, the City of O’Fallon offers a variety of programs such as zero-interest loans and grants for home maintenance. All programs are subject to funding availability.

Check your eligibility and learn more about available programs at: www.ofallonmo.gov/grants.

Exterior Home Repair

O’Fallon’s Exterior Home Repair Program assists low-to-moderate level income

O’Fallon residents with exterior home repairs that they would not otherwise be able to afford. This program offers up to $10,000 in the form of a one-time grant for eligible repairs.

Interior Home Repair

O’Fallon’s Interior Home Repair Program assists low-to-moderate level income

O’Fallon residents with interior home repairs that they would not otherwise be able to afford. This program offers up to $7,500 for eligible repairs as a 5-year forgivable loan. This loan is only subject to repayment if property transfers ownership, is refinanced for cash-back or the homeowner borrows against the equity in the home.

Mobile Home Repair

O’Fallon’s Mobile Home Repair Program assists low-to-moderate level income

O’Fallon residents with mobile home repairs that they would not otherwise be able to afford. This program offers up to $3,000 in the form of a one-time grant for eligible repairs.

VETERANS REPORT

Veterans Assistance Office

Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. (except holidays)

636-379-5577 or veteransaffairs@ofallonmo.gov

1st floor, O’Fallon Municipal Centre

Veterans Service Officer Available

Missouri AMVETS Representative Veterans Service Officer, William "Sif" Sifford is available by appointment only, in the O'Fallon Veterans Office at City Hall. The Veterans Service Officer is a liaison for veterans and their families in obtaining benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Here are a few things the Veterans Service Officer can assist with:

• Act as your official representative to the VA.

• Understand VA Correspondence.

• Provide Guidance in other VA benefits.

• Current VA Regulations.

• Assist in ensuring all evidence necessary for a successful claim is submitted in a timely manner.

• VA Disability Compensation

The Veterans Service Officer will help distinguish which injuries are eligible for compensation, and file paperwork.

• Veteran's Pension

The Veterans Service Officer can assist you in filing for a Veteran's pension. They can also help you understand the evidence necessary and the application.

• Survivor's Benefits

Surviving spouses may be eligible for Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC). The Veterans Service Officer can help you understand the requirements and submit the application.

• Burial Benefits

The VA will pay benefits toward burial expenses; however, the amounts may vary. The Veterans Service Officer can find that information for the survivor. Additionally, they can help with filing for a U.S. Flag, Presidential Memorial Certificate, standard government headstone or marker, or a Government Medallion.

TUESDAYS

May 27

June 3

June 10

June 17

June 24

July 1

July 15

July 23

July 29

Aug. 5

POLICIES

Waiting list procedures

If a program is filled, we’ll place your name on a waiting list and notify you if space becomes available.

Inclement weather information

Call the Rainout Line at 636-333-9900 for information about class cancellations due to inclement weather or other weatherrelated information. Or, view rainout information and sign up for text alerts at www.renaudcenter.com.

Schedule changes

Scheduling for special events, holidays, maintenance, classes, or other activities may mean that some facilities may close earlier or open later than normal.

CONTACT STAFF

Craig Feldt

Recreation Director cfeldt@ofallonmo.gov

636-474-8101

Danielle Reecht

Recreation Superintendent dreecht@ofallonmo.gov

636-474-8111

Dalton Patton Recreation Manager dpatton@ofallonmo.gov 636-474-8105

Kristin Funderburk Community Engagement Manager kfunderburk@ofallonmo.gov

636-379-5663

Jennifer Hoisington Festivals Manager jhoisington@ofallonmo.gov 636-379-5605

O'Fallon Parks & Recreation Renaud Center @ofallon_parksrec @renaudcenter ofallonmo.gov/parks

NAVIGATING THIS BOOK

Activity codes

Activity codes are used to identify a course for the purpose of registration. For online registration, you can use the activity code to search for specific classes. To the right, you’ll see an example of a course description with the activity code circled.

Location of programs

Location codes are used to denote the location of a program or event. On the right, you’ll find a table of all possible program locations, and their location codes.

How to register for programs

Program registration must be done online at www.ofallonmo.gov/parks. In the top menu, select “REGISTER ONLINE”; this will take you to O’Fallon’s RecTrac website.

Example class

This is an example of a class description found in this program guide. The activity code for the class will always be found at the end of the class description; in bold font and color coded. The information below the line includes the day, time, date, location, and price of the class or activity. #220327

Register in advance!

All classes have a minimum and maximum enrollment. To keep classes from being canceled due to low registration, please register at least six days in advance of the start date. Once a class is canceled, it will not be rescheduled.

Once in RecTrac, click the “SEARCH” button, then click “Search All Activities” and type in the activity code found at the end of each course description. (For example: #220327) If class starts on, register by:

For example, if a class begins on a Monday, you must register no later than Tuesday of the previous week. Please note that some programs, including trips, camps, and sports leagues, have earlier deadlines, so please be sure to check the program descriptions.

REFUND POLICY

• A full refund will be given for classes canceled by the City.

• No refunds or make-ups will be given for missed lessons.

• No refunds or credits will be given for cancellations made less than 7 days before the start of the class.

• A $15.00 service charge will be placed on returned checks.

• Refunds of $10.00 or less are credited to the customer’s account for future programs.

• Refunds over $10.00 may be requested for reimbursement by check to the main contact on the account.

• A service fee of $5.00 or 10% (whichever is greater) will apply to refunds initiated by the customer.

• Refunds take 2–3 weeks to process.

STATEMENT OF INCLUSION

The City of O’Fallon Parks and Recreation Departments welcomes people of all abilities to participate in our programs and services. If you or someone you know has a disability and you would like to participate in one of our programs, please let us know how we can best meet your needs. The City of O’Fallon fully complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in making reasonable accommodations to facilitate participation. The Parks and Recreation Departments is involved in a St. Charles County-wide Recreation Inclusion Partnership, which provides an Inclusion Coordinator to assist with these accommodations. This information is available in alternate formats on request.

RESIDENT ACCOUNTS

The City of O’Fallon welcomes adults and children with disabilities and is dedicated to providing recreation and health resources to the entire community.

All O’Fallon residents are eligible for resident rates on facility rentals, programs, and admissions with a Resident Privilege Account. Apply for your free Resident Privilege Account at the Renaud Center. Residents ages 16 and under must be accompanied by a resident parent or resident guardian to obtain a Resident Privilege Account. The account expires one year from the date issued.

Definition of a “resident”

“Residents” are people who live within the City of O’Fallon’s corporate limits. City limits and Post Office boundaries are not the same, so it is possible to have an O’Fallon address, yet live outside the City, or have a postal address in an adjacent municipality, yet live in O’Fallon.

Dardenne Prairie residents are eligible for the discounted O’Fallon resident pricing for memberships! Ask about receiving the discount when you register.

If you’re employed in the City of O’Fallon, you qualify for a discount on a membership at the Renaud Center. The Corporate Membership program is available to full and part-time employees (but not seasonal or temporary employees, sorry), who work for a business, non-profit, or government agency in O’Fallon city limits.

Proof of residency

To obtain a Resident Privilege Account, you must present both proof of identity and proof of residency. Acceptable forms of photo ID, which must show your current City of O’Fallon address, include:

• Missouri driver’s license or identification card

• College student identification card

• Military identification 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 pre-printed name and address

• A current auto or voter registration

• A current personal property tax statement

• The most recent personal income tax statement

• A current rental lease agreement

• A “resident family” is defined as 2–5 people* living at the same address within O’Fallon city limits.

• A “non-resident family” is defined as 2–5 people* living at the same address outside of O’Fallon city limits.

• All family members must be declared when a family account is established. Inappropriate use of membership ID and/or privileges may result in termination or suspension of the membership.

*Additional individual family members (ages 3+) may be added to a Renaud Center membership at the cost of $25 for residents, $50 for nonresidents.

To help those with disabilities benefit from all the choices offered by the Parks and Recreation Departments, Inclusive Recreation Coordinator Brita Weight will work directly with participants, families, caregivers, friends, teachers, and Parks and Recreation Department staff to resolve concerns and ensure that appropriate individualized accommodations are in place. Through open communication and by working cooperatively, challenges to inclusion can be overcome. Examples of accommodations include, but are not limited to:

• Modifying activities

• Changing staff-to-participant ratios

• Providing staff training

• Monitoring accommodations for effectiveness

For more information, please contact:

St. Charles Co. Coordinator of Inclusive Recreation Brita Weight Cell: 314-359-9970

Fax: 636-928-0901

brita@recreation4uall.com

Mail: 2650 Tri Sports Circle, O’Fallon, MO 63368

5:15A - 9:30P

5:15A - 9:00P

7:00A - 7:00P

Saturday 10:00A - 5:00P Sunday

Subject to change. See website for current hours.

66,000 sq. ft. indoor recreation complex, the Renaud Center, is fully equipped for all ages and abilities and offers a superb fitness center, a natatorium, a state-of-the-art gymnasium, an art gallery, classrooms, wet and dry food courts, locker rooms, showers, and changing rooms for families and those with disabilities.

DAILY ADMISSION

2025 MEMBERSHIP RATES

DROP-IN SCHEDULE

*If paying monthly, payments occur on the 15th of each month and the first month will be prorated.

Family Bundle

Family Bundle includes unlimited Kids’ Korner, all group fitness classes, weight room orientation classes, and 12 day passes. One-year contract is required. A total value of up to $1,110!

FREE ONE WEEK TRIAL

**Additional individual family members (ages 3+) may be added to a Renaud Center membership at the cost of $38 for residents, $63 for non-residents.

See everything the Renaud Center has to offer with a free one week trial! Offer valid through 12-31-2025. New patrons only.

MEMBERSHIP AMENITIES

CLOSURES &

MORE THAN FITNESS

It’s always a great time to become a Renaud Center Member! Take a look at the facility, and see what you have been missing! With new fitness equipment, a family-friendly environment, and fun activities for all ages, the Renaud Center can get your whole family moving. The Renaud Center is always clean and never intimidating!

FITNESS CENTER

6,200 square-foot fitness center with treadmills, elliptical cross trainers, stair steppers, and cycles. Easy-to-use weight machines, a full circuit of free-weight equipment, & more!

AQUATICS COMPLEX

Our 121,700-gallon leisure pool with zerodepth entry, a water playground, slides, and a lazy river is fun for the whole family! Or, work out in the water with our fitness area and lap lanes!

GYMNASIUM

Two regulation-size hardwood basketball courts that can be used for basketball or volleyball. The gym is available for league play and drop-in recreational use, such as indoor pickleball.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

Celebrate your child’s birthday hasslefree at the Renaud Center! Choose from a variety of fun themes and let our team take care of the rest. Sit back and relax while we handle everything from ordering pizzas to the cake. Enjoy a stress-free day, while your kiddos enjoy celebrating and swimming!

See Party Packages: www.renaudcenter.com/parties

12:00P - 5:00P New Year’s Day

CLOSED Easter

8:00A - 4:00P Memorial Day CLOSED Independence Day

CLOSED Labor Day

8:00A - 4:00P New Year’s Eve CLOSED Thanksgiving Day

Annual Shutdown Week

8:00A - 4:00P Christmas Eve CLOSED Christmas Day

Sept. 3 - 8, 2025

For any holidays not listed, the Renaud Center is open normal business hours.

KIDS’ KORNER • 3mo-9yr

Looking for a space your little ones can play while you work out? Check out Kids’ Korner! Kids will be engaged with exciting activities, interactive play, and time to explore and make new friends! Space is available on a first-come, first-served basis and is limited to two (2) hours daily.

Special hours and closures for observed holidays, include: 8:00A - 12:00P Monday - Friday 4:00P - 8:00P Monday - Friday 9:00A - 2:00P Saturday CLOSED Sunday

Cost: $3 per child, per visit.

Value Passes: 20 visits for $50; passes are valid for one year.

Kids’ Korner Memberships: $150 per year; membership is good for all children in the family.

• Parents and guardians must stay at the Renaud Center when children are at the Kids’ Korner.

• Parents are responsible for changing diapers and may be called to Kids’ Korner.

• Staff is not allowed to give bottles, snacks, or drinks.

DAY CAMP HOURS

7:00–9:00A Early Bird

9:00A–3:30P Summer Day Camp

3:30–6:00P Sun Downers

*Otter Sun Downers

3:30–4:30P

CAMP COST (PER WEEK)

Day Camp

Early Bird

*Sun Downers

Both

$165

$40

$65 Resident Non-Resident

$183

$45

$73

*Sun Downers is now offered at Camp Otter for $20 residents/$23 non-residents.

For more information, visit www.renaudcenter.com/camps

IN-PERSON at the Renaud Center ONLINE www.renaudcenter.com/camps.

O’FALLON DAY CAMPS

SUMMER DAY CAMP INFORMATION

Keep your kids busy this summer in a fun, safe environment. O’Fallon summer day camps make child care fun and exciting! Field trip/in-house activity costs are included in the fees! Our qualified counselors will coordinate activities and supervise campers. Campers must bring sack lunches, a snack, and drinks daily; no refrigeration is available for food.

Field trip/in-house activity costs are included in the fees! Our qualified counselors will coordinate activities and supervise campers.

Registration opened on March 1 for residents and Renaud members, and on March 17 for non-residents. There may still be spots available!

Registration is made on a first-come, firstserved basis with a limited number of spots for each session. Campers must be registered at least two weeks in advance, and sessions must be paid in full at that time. Registration closes when the session is full, or two weeks before camp starts, whichever comes first.

CAMP JACK

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RENAUD CENTER • AGES 6-12

Each one-week session will have a new theme with fun activities, crafts, games, swimming at Renaud, and exciting field trips. Campers will have fun in the kitchen, make crafts, play games, learn songs, swim and take a field trip or have the field trip come to us! Before and after care will be available, too. #141403

Dates Theme

Week 1*

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6*

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Week 11

May 27-30

Jun 2-6

Jun 9-13

Jun 16-20

Jun 23-27

Jun 30-Jul 3

Jul 7-11

Jul 14-18

Jul 21-25

Jul 28-Aug 1

Aug 4-8

the Sea In-House Activity or Field Trip

Movie Character

Red, White, & Blue

Pajamas Day

Christmas in July

Sports

Twin Day

Fashion Disaster

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Serengeti Steve

Petting Zoo

North Pointe Aquatic Center

Science Tellers

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Town Square Movie Theater

Water Inflatables

Mini Golf

Nerf Wars

Inflatables

CAMP GATOR • CIVIC PARK • AGES 6-12

Register early for our popular Summer Day Camp program at the Krekel Civic Center. Each one-week session will have a new theme with fun activities, crafts, games, swimming at Alligator’s Creek semiweekly, and exciting field trips. Campers will have fun in the kitchen, make crafts, play games, learn songs, go swimming and take a field trip or have the field trip come to us! Before and after care will be available, too. #141415

Week 1*

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6*

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Week 11

* Week prorated for holiday. MORE INFORMATION ONLINE! Early Bird Care: #141408 Sun Downers Care: #141409

May 27-30

Dates Theme All 1 color

Jun 2-6

Jun 9-13

Jun 16-20

Jun 23-27

Jun 30-Jul 3

Jul 7-11

Jul 14-18

Jul 21-25

Jul 28-Aug 1

Aug 4-8

Dye Animals

the Sea

Movie Character

Red, White, & Blue

Pajamas Day

Christmas in July

Sports

Twin Day

Fashion Disaster

In-House Activity or Field Trip

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Serengeti Steve

Petting Zoo

North Pointe Aquatic Center

Science Tellers

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Town Square Movie Theater

Water Inflatables

Mini Golf

Nerf Wars

Inflatables

* Week prorated for holiday. Early Bird Care: #141416 Sun Downers Care: #141417

CAMP SCHOLARSHIP

Thanks to the O’Fallon Community Foundation, we are able to provide up to 50% off Summer Day Camp fees! Summer 2025 Deadline is May 15th. Visit the website to submit an application: www.renaudcenter.com/camps

TRANSPORT TO SWIM LESSONS OFFERED!

Let us get your child to swim lessons this summer! Sign up for the 9:30-10:05A or 10:15-10:45A swim lessons at Alligator’s Creek or Renaud Center, and campers will be escorted by camp staff to the pool for their lesson. When enrolling for the swim lesson, be sure to check YES! when asked if your child will be attending Camp JACK or GATOR. Lessons at the Renaud Center are in groups, while lessons at Alligator’s Creek are private.

Please note, transportation ends on July 31.

Each one-week session will have a new theme with fun activities, crafts, games, and exciting in-house activities (no away field trips). Campers will get to play at the O’Day Park Adventure Playground as well! Campers will have fun in the kitchen, make crafts, play games, learn songs, and enjoy on-site field trips! *Full Before Care available. After Care available until 4:30pm. #141418

Dates

Week 1*

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6*

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Week 10

Week 11

May 27-30

Jun 2-6

Jun 9-13

Jun 16-20

Jun 23-27

Jun 30-Jul 3

Jul 7-11

Jul 14-18

Jul 21-25

Jul 28-Aug 1

Aug 4-8

Theme

All 1 color Tie Dye

Animals Under the Sea

Movie Character

Red, White, & Blue Pajamas Day

Christmas in July Sports

Twin Day

Fashion Disaster

In-House Activity or Field Trip

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Serengeti Steve Petting Zoo

World Bird Sanctuary Science Tellers

Kona Ice/ Field Day

Heroes Week

Water Inflatables

Town Square Movie Theater

Nerf Wars Inflatables

* Week prorated for holiday. Early Bird Care: #141419 Sun Downers Care: #141420

OTHER DAY CAMPS

Spring Break Camp • Ages 5-12

Kids will have a great time over the break playing games, making crafts, and meeting new friends! No before care or after care offered. Registration opens at midnight on March 1st. #441402

M-F 8:00A-4:00P

$159/176 Mar 24-28 RC

Hip Hop & Tumbling Camp

• Ages 6-10

See how much fun it is to learn hip-hop and tumbling at this active, week-long camp! Be sure to wear active clothing and jazz shoes, if you have them. On Friday at 11:30 a.m. students will showcase what they’ve learned. Min/Max: 4/12 #141413

M-F 9:00A-Noon

$100/111 Jun 16-20 KCC

$100/111 Jul 14-18 KCC

COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING

Counselor-in-Training • Ages 13-15

This eight-week program offers formal job training with our professional staff. Student counselors will practice newly learned skills through role-playing and on-the-job training exercises. Our goal is to train our staff of tomorrow, so applicants undergo a rigorous selection process and must be willing to commit to set schedules in order to participate. Interested candidates must apply first and go through a formal interview. If chosen, an approved applicant can then register for the program. This is a competitive program, and we will be limiting the number of spots offered. Applications are available online or at the front desk. Min/Max: 1/8 #141411

SUMMER HIRING BEST SUMMER EVER!

LOOKING FOR A GREAT SUMMER JOB?

Make the most of your summer with a part-time job with O’Fallon Parks and Recreation! Our part-time team members enjoy the benefits of a flexible work schedule, competitive pay and a fun work environment. You will meet new friends, too!

So, whether you like working with kids, teaching someone to swim or being outdoors in one of O’Fallon’s parks, we have a number of part-time positions that will interest you. Don’t let your summer go to waste! Apply today and discover how a part-time job with O’Fallon Parks and Recreation can enrich your summer and beyond. Visit our website at www.ofallonmo.gov to view current openings and submit your application.

Lifeguards • Camp Counselors • Kids’ Korner Attendants • Summer Interns • Concessions • Parks Maintenance • Pool Cashiers • Landscapers • Festival Aides • Rental Assistants

WORK IN OUR PARKS!

Are you looking for a position where you’ll be working each day in the beautiful grounds of O’Fallon’s parks?

Our Seasonal Parks Maintenance Workers earn competitive pay with an expected starting rate of $17.55 hourly and can expect to work March through October.

We are flexible and hire seasonal workers who can work May through August to accommodate back-to-school schedules.

Our Parks Maintenance crew may be the perfect fit for you!

JUST FOR KIDS

RECREATION STATION

This fun room has activities and programs for all ages! Every quarter, the room has a new main concept, and each month there is a new focus that branches off the concept!

& Fri.

8:30 - 11:30A

- 7:30P

REC Explorers • Ages 3-10

This four-week program features a different theme every session based on the theme of RECreation Station. Children will be encouraged to learn, explore, ask questions, and socialize with others through crafts, games, singing, and STEM related activities!

New sessions begin the first week of every month. Min/Max: 5/8. #440901

CORE Kids • Ages 2-5

This parent/child enrichment program fosters growth, development, and bonding between the parent and child. This fourweek, hour-long program offers a unique learning experience of three targeted activities which focus on nurturing your child’s imagination, physical development, and confidence building. Examples include: stretching, balance coordination, selfawareness, problem solving, interaction, and interpersonal skills. Additionally, this program integrates learning skills, such as recognizing letters, numbers, colors, shapes, and following directions.

New sessions begin the first week of every month. Min/Max: 5/8. #440903

TUMBLING

Sessions are six weeks long, unless otherwise stated. New sessions begin the week of April 14, and June 2

Pricing is per session.

Wee Tumblers • Ages 11/2-3

Both the parent and child will be actively involved in all activities. This includes music, streamers, hoops, parachutes, and ball activities. Basic rolls, crab walks, and cartwheels are introduced. #441101

Tu 4:20-4:50P $41/46 Weekly RC

Th 9:30-10:00A $41/46 Weekly RC

F 9:30-10:00A $41/46 Weekly RC

Tiny Tumblers • Ages 3-4

This child-only class is for young preschoolers. Activities include music, streamers, hoops, parachutes, and balls. Basic rolls, crab walks, and cartwheels are introduced. Min/Max: 5/8. #441102

Tu 4:55-5:25P $41/46 Weekly RC

Th 10:10-10:40A $41/46 Weekly RC

F 10:10-10:40A $41/46 Weekly RC

Tumble Tots • Ages 4-5

This class is for the more experienced preschoolers. They will begin to use more of the equipment to develop their strength and flexibility. Min/Max: 5/10. #441103

Tu 5:30-6:10P $44/50 Weekly RC

F 10:45-11:25A $44/50 Weekly RC

Beginning Tumbling • Ages 5+

This tumbling class will start to cover major skills like forward rolls, backward rolls, bridges, tripods, handstands, cartwheels, and splits are all introduced. #441104

Tu 6:15-7:00P $46/52 Weekly RC

W 5:55-6:40P $46/52 Weekly RC

Intermediate Tumbling • Ages 5+

Prerequisite: Beginning Tumbling and teacher recommendation; must know backward roll and cartwheel. #441105

W 5:00-5:45P

Intermediate/Advanced

Tumbling • Ages 5+

Prerequisite: Intermediate Tumbling and teacher recommendation; must have backbend kickover and 3-second handstand hold mastered. #441106

W 6:45-7:45P

$55/62 Weekly RC

Junior Ninja Warrior • Ages 5-9

Participants will complete obstacles, build endurance and strength, learn tricks, and have fun, ninja style! #441108

Th 6:00-6:45P

$55/62 Weekly RC

MARTIAL ARTS

Tae Kwon Do • Ages 3-12

This six-week Martial Arts program will focus on the traditional Korean form of Tae Kwon Do known as Chung Do Kwan. Students will progress through a series of techniques and belts at their own pace and will not necessarily test each session. Children who would like to progress at a faster pace may register for more than one class. New sessions begin the week of April 14, and June 2. Pricing is per session. Min/Max: 7/20.

Civic Dance Studio classes emphasize correct technique, placement, elegance, and discipline. Class typically includes a warmup, progressive steps across the floor, and dance combos. Ballet classes include ballet and en pointe at the barre. Tuition does not include the required dance class attire (dance shoes, leotards, or tights) or recital costumes.

This 9-month dance program encourages students to practice and improve throughout the school year and culminates with a year-end dance recital. New students can be accepted into the program at any time. Classes are held at the Krekel Civic Center.

Civic Dance Studio also has a competition team, and private lessons are available. For more information about Civic Dance Studio programs, please contact Amy Jordan at 636-474-8120 or ajordan@ofallonmo.gov

School Year Session

• September through May

For the school year, choose one of the options listed below. All options are signed up as memberships and we will automatically draft the amount on the fifteenth of each month. This requires you to fill out a tuition form, which can be found at: www.ofallonmo.gov/civic-dance.

* No Classes March 24-28.

* June 2-5 last classes for Fall session.

* Spring Recital will be held June 7.

$46/52 Weekly RC

#441201 Sa 9:00-9:45A Weekly RC $51/58

Ages 3-5

Th 5:00-5:45P Weekly RC $51/58

#441202

Ages 6-12

Th 5:55-6:40P Weekly RC $51/58

Sa 9:55-10:40A Weekly RC $51/58

LOOKING FOR DANCE

CAMPS? SEE PAGE 24 FOR MORE INFO.

Learn TO SWIM with

FIND THE RIGHT GROUP LESSONS FOR YOUR CHILD

To ensure success in the O’Fallon Swim Academy, it’s important to register children for the appropriate level. Children who have participated in the swimming program should register according to the last class successfully completed, moving to the next class or skill level when all skills from the previous level are mastered. Some classes may seem repetitive, but we want swimmers to perfect their skills in order to advance safely, not quickly. Children learn at different paces and it is common to repeat a class.

SHRIMP

Parent or guardian participation in the water with the child is required. Children will enjoy learning basics of water safety and participating in a swim class. Parents/ guardians will learn how to safely guide their child and help them advance at their own pace. Min/Max: 3/8.

PUFFERFISH • Ages 2-3

This transitional class is for children who have passed Starfish but are not yet ready to be away from mom or dad just yet. Swimmers gain confidence and independence as they master introductory skills and learn safe practices. Parents/ guardians will participate in the water during the first 2-4 classes. Min/Max: 3/8

Prerequisites: At least 2 years old or completion of Starfish. Swimmers who successfully complete Pufferfish can: swim/ bob underwater with assistance, following directions, swim independently of parent/ guardian, and jump in without assistance.

CHILDREN MUST PASS THE PREVIOUS SWIM LEVEL, OR BE ABLE TO COMPLETE TASKS FROM PREVIOUS LEVEL TO MOVE UP

TURTLE

CHILDREN MUST PASS THE PREVIOUS SWIM LEVEL, OR BE ABLE TO COMPLETE TASKS FROM PREVIOUS LEVEL TO MOVE UP

SEA LION • Ages 5+

The Turtle class is for beginners. Activities may seem repetitive, but students will gain confidence as they master basic introductory swimming and water safety skills. Min/Max: 3/6.

Swimmers who successfully complete the Turtle level can: jump in, bob, self-propel 5 feet, and swim underwater comfortably without assistance, know safety practices, and can retrieve an object from chest-deep water with assistance.

SEAHORSE • Ages 3-4 • Ages 3-5

The Seahorse class continues to build your child’s independence and confidence in the water to prepare them for Level 1: Jellyfish. Min/Max: 3/6.

Swimmers who successfully complete the Seahorse level can: float on their front and back, retrieve a chest deep object, jump in, and self-propel 10 feet without assistance, and blow bubbles out of their nose

JELLYFISH • Ages 4+

This level builds on basic swimming skills, reinforces independent swimming, and introduces the freestyle and backstroke. Min/Max: 3/6.

Swimmers who successfully complete Level 1: Jellyfish can: swim 8 feet of freestyle, slide on front, and self-propel 15 feet without assistance, and retrieve an object from bottom of the pool with assistance.

Sea Lion emphasizes freestyle and backstroke skills while continuing to build endurance and independent swimming skills. Min/Max: 3/6

Swimmers who successfully complete the Sea Lion level can: swim freestyle 15 feet, swim underwater 10 feet, and swim backstroke 8 feet without assistance.

STINGRAY • Ages 5+

Stingray perfects freestyle/ backstroke techniques and skills to further build upon the swimmer’s endurance.

Skills taught: backstroke form, freestyle with rotary breathing, treading water, retrieving objects in deep water, and jumping in water over their head and traveling to safety.

MARLIN • Ages 6+

Marlin emphasizes distance, endurance, and technique. Swimmers will learn how to perform an open turn on the wall and begin learning the basics of breaststroke and butterfly.

Skills taught: open wall turns, introduction to breaststroke kick, breathing and arms, breaststroke push off and pullout off the wall under water, and butterfly kick. (dolphin kick)

D OLPHIN • Ages 6+

Dolphin emphasizes distance, technique, and endurance for all 4 strokes. Swimmers will work on perfecting their turns off the wall along with the overall stroke form.

Skills taught: swim 50 yards of freestyle and backstroke with a turn, bilateral breathing, flip turns, tread water for 2 minutes, introduction to arms and breathing for butterfly, and breaststroke with good form for 10 yards.

SHARK • Ages 6+

Shark helps swimmers fine-tune their technique with every stroke and open their opportunity to join a swim team.

Skills taught: swim butterfly with good form and technique for 25 yards, swim breaststroke for 50 yards with an open turn off the wall, and demonstrate proficiency with all aquatic skills.

MORE INFORMATION

Swim Assessments

Not sure which swim academy level your child should enroll in? Have one of our instructors help you decide! Register in advance to have one of our instructors assess your child’s placement in the O’Fallon Swim Academy. Tuesday Evenings: $3/$5

ADULTS • Ages 16+

It’s never too late to learn! Ageappropriate lessons and guidance ensure you’ll be comfortable around the water in no time. Class meets for 35 minutes semiweekly for four weeks. To provide a safe environment, student teacher ratios are approximately 8:1.

ADULTS

SATURDAY 9:00-9:40A

SUMMER SWIM LESSONS

The following lessons are offered at the Renaud Center from June to August.

Scholarships Available!

Thanks to the O’Fallon Community Foundation, we are able to cover the full cost of O’Fallon Swim Academy to qualified residents. Swim Academy scholarship applications due two weeks prior to the start of each season. See application for more details at: www.renaudcenter.com/swim-lessons

TUES. / THURS. SEAHORSE 9:30-10:05A

JELLYFISH

TUES. / THURS.

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 5:40-6:15P 8:15-8:55A SHRIMP 9:45-10:45A

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 8:15-8:55P PUFFERFISH 10:30-11:10P 6:20-6:55P 7:00-7:30P TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 5:40-6:15P 9:00-9:40A

11:15-11:55A

10:15-10:45A

SEA LION

TUES. / THURS.

9:30-10:05A

STINGRAY

TUES. / THURS. 10:15-10:45A

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 9:00-9:40A SEAHORSE 10:30-11:10A 7:00-7:35A 5:00-5:35P TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 9:45-10:25P TURTLE 11:15-11:55P 5:00-5:35P 6:20-6:55P

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 8:15-8:55P JELLYFISH 10:30-11:10P 5:40-6:15P 7:00-7:35P

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 8:15-8:55P SEA LION 11:15-11:55P 5:00-5:35P 6:20-6:55P

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 5:40-6:15P 9:45-10:25A MARLIN 11:15-11:55A TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 5:00-5:35P 9:45-10:25A STINGRAY 10:30-11:10A

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 6:20-6:55P 9:00-9:40A DOLPHIN

TUES. / THURS. SATURDAY 7:00-7:35P 11:15-11:55A SHARK

AQUA AEROBICS

Aqua Fit Beginner

Swimming skills are not required for this beginner class, which offers a great way to get started in our water exercise program. Aqua aerobics is a low-impact exercise that strengthens muscles and joints and provides a great cardiovascular workout in the pool. #420601

Aqua Power Intermediate

Our aqua aerobics class is an exhilarating, joint-friendly workout with low, medium, and high-intensity exercises. No swimming is required. We’ll focus on cardiovascular fitness and muscle conditioning with water dumbbells, noodles, and other pool fitness equipment. #420602

Therapeutic Aqua Aerobics

If you have arthritis or a bone/joint condition, treat yourself to warm water and relieve aches and pains. No swimming required for this class, which relieves bones of weightbearing stress as you strengthen muscles and joints. Specialized instruction will help you improve movement and flexibility. #420603

AQUATICS

Water Walking/Running

Swimming is not required! Walk in the lazy river (you’ll find it’s not really so lazy) to improve cardiovascular health, balance, and flexibility. We offer two different types of walking classes: Water Walking, which meets semiweekly; and Water Running, which meets once a week. Both classes mix up your workout with lazy river jets for resistance! #420604

Aqua Cardio, Core and Toning

Water exercise with the use of noodles and dumbbells. Focus is on core strength, cardiovascular fitness, and an overall toning of the body. You’ll be enjoying the water in no time! #420606

Aqua Aerobics Pricing

AQUATIC PROGRAMS

Gateway Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) • Ages 0-6

Infant Swimming Resource is the safest and most effective provider of survival swimming lessons worldwide, teaching children how to use ISR self-rescue skills and giving them the competence and confidence they need to survive in the water. This program is available to children at least six months old to six years.

Swim Team Prep for Beginners

Join our prep class and work on your skills before the season starts! This class is for swimmers who have an understanding of all four strokes but have not been on the Torpedoes swim team in the past. This four-week class meets for 45 minutes semiweekly and is taught by our Torpedoes coaches. #471916

Aqua Cuties • Ages 0-5

This interactive program combines the joy of water exploration with the magic of storytelling! Each session will start with open swim in the zero-depth play area, and end with a book about swimming, safety, and overcoming fears. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required. #471932

O’FALLON SWIM ACADEMY

Customized Private /Semi-Private Swimming Lessons

• Recommended for Ages 3+

Private or Semi-Private lessons are for swimmers who are struggling with a few skills, want more individual attention, or are not sure what class would be the right fit.

Private lessons include three 30-minute lessons, or practice with a friend or family member and make it a semi-private lesson. Private lessons are offered year-round at the Renaud Center.

Please note, space is limited for private lessons. Private lesson requests can be filled out online at: www.renaudcenter.com/ swim-lessons. You may request specific instructors, your preferred location, and lesson timeframe.

Lessons may be rescheduled or canceled with 24-hour advance notice. A $10 fee applies to changes with less than 24 hours’ notice.

O’FALLON SWIM TEAM

The Renaud Center is home to the O’Fallon Torpedoes Swim Team. The 2025 Torpedoes season will run from May 28th - August 4th. Swim meets are held on Monday evenings and some Saturday mornings throughout St. Charles County.

The O’Fallon Torpedoes compete in the St. Charles County Summer Swim Team League, and host several meets throughout the summer. For the swim team to operate smoothly, all parents are required to volunteer their time at swim meets throughout the season.

To be eligible for the Swim Team, swimmers must be able to:

• Ages 8 & Under 25 yards of freestyle and backstroke.

• Ages 9-12

50 yards of freestyle and backstroke with a flip turn; 25 yards of breaststroke and butterfly with a flip turn.

• Ages 13+

50 yards of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly with a flip turn.

Swim Team try out sessions:

If this will be your child’s first year on the Torpedoes Swim Team, your child will have to attend one of the three mandatory try-out nights.

Tryouts will be held at the Renaud Center on May 10, 12, and 17 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Once you are registered for the team, you will be contacted about attending one of those three tryouts.

BECOME A LIFEGUARD!

Are you looking for a part-time opportunity where you can use your skills in decision making, problem solving, and dealing with the public? Our lifeguards enjoy a flexible schedule along with a fun work environment. Lifeguards also earn competitive pay with an expected starting rate of pay of $14.85 hourly, with opportunity of increase every 750 hours worked.

As part of our Recreation Department, this position plays an important role in the safety of the patrons of Renaud Center in and around the pool. Generally, you’ll work varying schedules approximately 25 hours per week.

ADULT ACTIVITIES

ADULT ART CLASSES

Ink Painting Workshop • Ages 21+

Annie Campbell will be leading an Ink Painting Workshop based on her artwork on display in Krekel Civic Center. Come learn how to control and create by layering ink across paper. Participants are encouraged to create their own landscape or composition. Be sure to check out Annie’s work before or after the class. Art materials provided! #361738

Sa 3:00-5:00P Mar 29 KCC $35/40

INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?

We’re always seeking new volunteers to help serve our community!

Learn more about O’Fallon’s Volunteer Opportunities on page 9!

ADULT FITNESS

Pickleball

Whether you are a beginner or a veteran of this popular game, you are welcome to play during our set times. Free for members/ daily admission for non-members.

8:00 - 11:00A Mon. & Fri.

1:30 - 4:00P Tue. & Thur.

8:00 - 11:00A Wed. 2:00 - 4:30P Wed.

Spring Slam: Teen Pickleball

Tournament • Ages 14-18

Unleash your inner champion at our first ever Teen Pickleball Tournament! Join us on March 21 at the Renaud Center. Teams will play in doubles at this afterhours match up to see who will be crowned the spring slam pickleball champion. #461745

Dinko-De-Mayo • Ages 55+

This festive doubles tournament offers a fantastic opportunity for recreational players to enjoy a friendly competition and camaraderie. Prizes await the winning teams and all skill levels are welcome. Don’t miss out on this fun celebration of Cinco de Mayo! #461745 M 1:00-4:00P May 5

SOCIAL

Silver Social Hour — Mahjong

Quit “dragon” and get “cracking!” Grab a friend and sign up for an exciting social hour of mahjong. We’ll be hosting games on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Coffee and ice water will be provided. Free for members/$3 for nonmembers. #430715, #130715

Th 1:00-4:00P Mar 27

Th 1:00-4:00P Apr 10

Th 1:00-4:00P Apr 24

Th 1:00-4:00P May 8

Th 1:00-4:00P May 22

Th 1:00-4:00P Jun 12

Th 1:00-4:00P Jun 26

Explore everything the O’Fallon and Greater St. Louis Area has to offer through our new and improved day trip series! From local sightseeing to downtown day trips, we’re excited to help connect groups to some of the best local adventures the counties have to offer.

Historic Heald Home & Zumwalt’s Fort Tours

The 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month May 25 – September 28; Noon–3 p.m. This summer, come see O’Fallon’s historic treasures at Fort Zumwalt Park! Admission is $5 per person to receive a docent-led tour of both attractions, and children 10 and under are admitted free. For private tours, field trips, and/or group tours of 10 or more, please call 636-379-5574 or email mdavis@ofallonmo.gov.

Evita• at The Muny

We’re heading to Forest Park this June to see Evita! Before the show, we will enjoy a buffet dinner at the Culver Pavilion and a tour of the Muny stage. Don’t miss this incredible performance about the Argentine political leader Eva Peron! Cost includes transportation, dinner, tickets, gratuity, and escorts. #130807

Tu 3:30-11:00P Jul 22 KCC $175/194

JerseyBoys(Oh, What a Night!)

• at The Muny

Join us for another trip to see Jersey Boys at the Muny! Before the show, we will enjoy a buffet dinner at the Culver Pavilion and a tour of the Muny stage. Don’t miss this incredible performance about the breakup of The Four Seasons. Cost Includes transportation, dinner, tickets, gratuity, and escorts. #130807

Th 3:30-11:00P Aug 21 KCC

DINE & DISCOVER

$175/194

Seminars with the Senior Learning Institute™

Your Home on Steroids

F 9:30-11:00A Mar 21

Personalized Medicine and Medication Safety

Join O’Fallon Theatre Works and O’Fallon Parks & Recreation for a fun evening of dinner and a show! Before each curtain rises, enjoy a catered dinner at City Hall alongside other show goers before heading upstairs to see the production. Guests will also receive a signed playbill, and get a chance to speak with the cast & special guests. Space is limited, tickets only available online at www.ofallonmo.gov/OTW.

SIX:TeenEdition

Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. From Tudor Queens to Pop Icons, the SIX wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a Euphoric Celebration of 21st century girl power! This new original musical is the global sensation that everyone is losing their head over.

SIX: Teen Edition includes all songs from the original version, with reimagined lines and lyrics to minimize suggestive language and alternate line changes to reframe UK references for a US audience.

TheCuriousSavage

When Ethel Savage’s late husband leaves her a small fortune, she decides to make the best of it, establishing a fund to support various dreamers with whimsical aspirations. But her three greedy stepchildren – a socialite, a senator, and a judge – commit her to a mental institution. Ethel befriends the other “guests,” a colorful crew of kind, generous, and delusional souls. With warmth, humor, and dignity, The Curious Savage celebrates those who are often overlooked, emphasizing kindness, affection and empathy in a world that too often rewards greed and ambition. Sa 6:00P Sept 6

F 9:30-11:00A Apr 18

Supporting Seniors through Loneliness and Isolation

F 9:30-11:00A May 16

New!

Tennis at Westhoff Park

Tennis clinics by

Junior Tennis Classes

Each session consists of six 60-minute classes with a Vetta West Tennis Teaching Pro. Our programming is designed in coordination with the United States Tennis Association Youth Player Progression. This system promotes play with red, orange, green, and yellow compression balls (R.O.G.Y.) and helps young players develop both physically and technically. All classes are divided into appropriate age and skill levels.

Red • Ages 8 & Under

A true introduction to tennis as players develop hand/eye coordination, and are introduced to basic stroke fundamentals. Proper rallying and serving aspects are explored while students are exposed to the basic rules of the game. #461738

Su Noon-1:00P Mar 30-May 11 WP $120

W 5:00-6:00P Apr 2-May 14 WP $120

Su Noon-1:00P Jun 1-Jun 29 WP $100

W 5:00-6:00P Jun 4-Jul 2 WP $100

ATHLETICS

Orange • Ages 10 & Under

This class encourages students to rally in a controlled fashion while learning the basics of score keeping. Singles and doubles are introduced as players can begin to play actual points on the age appropriate shortened courts. #461739

Su Noon-1:00P Mar 30-May 11 WP $120

W 5:00-6:00P Apr 2-May 14 WP $120

Su Noon-1:00P Jun 1-Jun 29 WP $100 W 5:00-6:00P Jun 4-Jul 2 WP $100

Green • Ages 12 & Under

This is a transitional class for more experienced players moving from Orange classes to full-size court with green tennis balls. Stroke fundamentals are still necessary, but there is an introduction to more strategy-based drills. #461740

Su Noon-1:00P Mar 30-May 11 WP

W 5:00-6:00P Apr 2-May 14 WP

Su Noon-1:00P Jun 1-Jun 29 WP W 5:00-6:00P Jun 4-Jul 2 WP $120 $120 $100 $100

Yellow • Middle & High School

This class is for students who have participated in all or some of the prerequisite classes or possess an intermediate skill level. Sessions are predominantly live ball (situational drills where students feed) and strategy oriented.

Min/Max: 6/12 #461741

Su Noon-1:00P Mar 30-May 11 WP

W 5:00-6:00P Apr 2-May 14 WP

Su Noon-1:00P Jun 1-Jun 29 WP W 5:00-6:00P Jun 4-Jul 2 WP

Adult Pickleball

Pickleball Classes • Ages 18+

The City of O’Fallon is partnering with Vetta Racquet Sports to provide professional instruction in an inviting environment for those who want to learn the fastest-growing sport in America! Each class consists of drills followed by scrimmages. Clinics will run for 6 weeks with each day lasting 90 minutes.

Intro to Pickleball: Drill & Play

A true introduction to pickleball as players are introduced to rules & fundamentals. #461743, #161743

M 5:30-7:00P Mar 31–May 5 SP $144/158

Th 5:30-7:00P Apr 3-May 6 WP $144/158

M 5:30-7:00P May 12-Jun 16 SP $144/158

Th 5:30-7:00P May 15-Jun 19 WP $144/158

M 5:30-7:00P Jun 23-Jul 28 SP $144/158

Th 5:30-7:00P Jun 26-Jul 31 WP $144/158

Novice Pickleball: Drill & Play

The next step in a pickleball player’s skill development. #461743, #161743

T 5:30-7:00P Apr 1–May 6 SP $144/158

W 5:30-7:00P Apr 2-May 7 WP $144/158

T 5:30-7:00P May 13-Jun 17 SP $144/158

W 5:30-7:00P May 14-Jun 18 WP $144/158

T 5:30-7:00P Jun 24-Jul 29 SP $144/158

W 5:30-7:00P Jun 25-Jul 30 WP $144/158

Pickleball League

Join our Round Robin Doubles League for a fun and competitive experience! Each week, you’ll play 4-6 games with a new partner and against different opponents in a 90-minute session. At the end of the league, medals will be awarded to the top three players. #461742, #161747

Intermediate Pickleball League

W 7:00-8:00P Apr 2–May 7 WP $120/132

W 7:00-8:00P May 14–Jun 18 WP $120/132

W 7:00-8:00P Jun 25-Jul 30 WP $120/132

Novice Pickleball League

Th 7:00-8:00P Apr 3–May 8 WP $120/132

Th 7:00-8:00P May 15–Jun 19 WP $120/132

Th 7:00-8:00P Jun 26-Jul 31 WP $120/132

Youth Soccer

CORE Soccer Programs

Our CORE programs promote and develop different skills to enhance the technical abilities of our young players! In First Touch, participants will be introduced to the basics of soccer through fun games and props. In CORE, players will work on dribbling, passing, receiving, and shooting.

Play Time (Parent/Child Program)

• Ages 2-3

This program offers children an early understanding of play through interactive games with props, exercise, and parent/ child bonding time. Su 3:00-3:45P Apr 6 - May 4

#361755 #161739 Su 3:00-3:45P June 1-29

First Touch • Ages 4-5

A true introduction to soccer with the main focus to be on basic skills, balance, coordination, and the understanding of how the body moves.

#361751

Su 3:00-3:45P Apr 6 - May 4

#161741

Su 3:00-3:45P June 1-29

CORE – Ball Skills • Ages 6-12

The field player program has three stages of development: ball mastery/ dribbling, passing/receiving, and attacking/ defending. Each session the staff will focus on increasing body awareness, selfefficacy, technical proficiency, and tactical understanding, thus improving the overall success of the player.

Su 4:00-4:55P Apr 6 - May 4 SP $75 #361752 #161742

Su 4:00-4:55P June 1-29 SP $75

CORE Summer Camp Series

• Ages 6-18

Field Player Camp

Led by former professional player and coach, Jamie Swanner, this camp is designed to help improve the player’s technical skills. Each day we will introduce many challenging and exciting games to build these skills. #161740 M-Th 10:00-11:00A

M-Th 10:00-11:00A

Field Player & Goalkeeper

T-Ball at Westhoff Park

Become a Coach!

Parents, we need you as coaches! Coaches will receive a discount on their child’s registration. If you’re interested, please let us know when you register your child.

T-Ball League • Ages 4-5

This six-week program for boys and girls introduces kids to the great American pastime. A coaches meeting will be held June 14 at the Renaud Center. This meeting is mandatory for all volunteer coaches.

Sa 8:00A-1:00P Jun 21 WP $60/67

Baseball at Westhoff Park

We need parent coaches!

Coaches will receive a discount on their child’s registration. If you’re interested, please let us know during registration.

Coach Pitch Baseball • Ages 6-7

This six-week recreational program for boys and girls is one step beyond T-Ball. Players will learn to hit without using a tee, build on-the-field skills, and sportsmanship. A coaches meeting will be held June 14 at the Renaud Center. This meeting is mandatory for all volunteer coaches.

Sa 8:00A-1:00P Jun 21 WP $60/67

Next Level Pitch Baseball

• Ages 8-9

As players transition from learning the fundamentals of younger leagues, they’ll participate in tailored drills and strategic gameplay that foster teamwork and sportsmanship. A coaches meeting will be held prior to the start of the season.

Adult Softball

Softball Leagues at Ozzie Smith

Sports Complex • Ages 18+

Adult softball will offer 12 games (six weeks of double headers) that will play under USSSA rules and guidelines. Space is limited and registration is taken on a firstcome, first-served basis. Team fees will be $510 per session. Registration closes May 18. Late registrations are subject to a $25 fee. Visit www.ofallonmo.gov/parks to register your team!

Coed Softball

This league is offered to both men and women. Teams will play in a six week regular season each team will play double headers for 12 games a season. League is offered Thursday and Sunday evenings and is based off availability. #161801

Men’s Recreational Softball

As a non-competitive league, teams will compete for bragging rights while getting to socialize. Teams will receive eight Beverage Bucket Tokens to redeem at the concession stand during their games. Games played on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. #161802

Men’s Competitive Softball

Within this competitive league, standings will be tracked throughout the six-week regular season. If weather and time permits, at the end, a post-season tournament will be played for an opportunity for teams to compete to win the championship t-shirt. Games played on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. #161803

Legacy League

Open to teams who have played six or more seasons with us. Teams play for 6 weeks of regular season play. The top 4 teams will have a chance to play in a bracket for an exclusive champion shirt and bragging rights! Games played on Fridays only. #161806

Private Basketball Lessons

Work one-on-one with an instructor to learn the fundamentals, techniques, and strategies that will take your game to the next level! Sessions are available to both boys and girls, and include footwork, ball handling, shooting, rebounding, and more. Call 636-474-2732 to register, or fill out a Private Lesson Request form at the Renaud Center front desk.

Big Shots Basketball • Ages 5-7

Open to players of all skill levels, our league offers the perfect blend of competition, skill development, and fun! In this six-week program, children will spend 20 minutes practicing basketball skills and end the class with a game against another team. Practice and game times will vary depending on the schedule handed out at the start of the season. #361738

Basketball Summer Camp

• Ages 5-12

Take your game to the next level at Basketball Camp. Perfect your shot, master your dribbling, and develop skills like a young Luka Doncic. Players will receive a t-shirt with enrollment #161728

9:00A-Noon Jun 9-13

M-F 9:00A-Noon

Volleyball at Renaud

Private Volleyball Lessons

Our instructors will teach the fundamentals, techniques, and strategies that will take their game to the next level. Participants will work on their serving, passing, setting, hitting, and more. Call 636-474-2732 to register, or fill out a Private Lesson Request form at the Renaud Center front desk.

Private Lessons • Ages 8+

Coed Volleyball Clinic

• Ages 8-13

Lead by experienced instructors, each session combines fun drills with game-like scenarios to develop play skills. Each clinic will be six weeks long.

Fundamentals • Ages 8-10

We need parent coaches!

Coaches will receive a discount on their child’s registration. If you’re interested, please let us know during registration.

Volleyball Summer Camp

• Ages 9-15

Get ready for a week of non-stop volleyball fun at the Renaud Center! Each day you will sharpen your skills, play exciting games, and boost your confidence on the court. Players receive a t-shirt with enrollment. #161736

This clinic is great for kids who have never played volleyball. Players will learn the basics of the sport; serving, setting, defending, and court awareness. #161731

M 6:00–7:00P Mar 17 RC $55/62

M 6:00–7:00P May 5 RC

M 6:00–7:00P Jun 30 RC

Fundamentals and the Game

• Ages 8-10

$55/62 $55/62

Coed Volleyball Team League

• Ages 9u – 16u

Experience the excitement of volleyball in the Renaud Center’s league. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just discovering the sport, our league welcomes all skill levels. Practice time is not included. Price is per team. Team will provide shirts.

Team League • Ages 9u-12u

#361734

W 5:30-9:30P Apr 23-May 21

#161734

W 5:30-9:30P Jun 11-Jul 30

Team League • Ages 13u-16u

Th 5:30-9:30P Apr 24-May 22

#161735

#361735 Th 5:30-9:30P Jun 12-Jul 31

Coed Volleyball Individual League

M-F 9:00A-Noon Jun 2-6 RC $70/78 Jul 7-11 RC $70/78

This is a great clinic for kids who may have played a few times before but are eager to sharpen their skills in addition to understanding gameplay. Players will develop and grow from the basics of the sport. #161731

M-F 9:00A-Noon

M 7:00–8:00P Mar 17 RC $55/62

M 7:00–8:00P May 5 RC

M 7:00–8:00P Jun 30 RC

Fundamentals and the Game

• Ages 11-13

$55/62 $55/62

M 8:00–9:00P Mar 17 RC $55/62

M 8:00–9:00P May 5 RC

M 8:00–9:00P Jun 30 RC

$55/62 $55/62

• Ages 9u – 16u

Teams will be randomly assigned, and each team will receive three one-hour practices. Each team will require one parent volunteer coach. Team shirts will be provided; players must wear non-marking gym shoes.

Individual League • Ages 9u-12u W 5:30-9:30P Apr 23-May 21

#161733

#361733 W 5:30-9:30P Jun 11-Jul 30

Individual League • Ages 13u-16u Th 5:30-9:30P Apr 24-May 22

#361733 Th 5:30-9:30P Jun 12-Jul 31

FITNESS

Fitness Center Orientation

Personal Training at the Renaud Center

One-on-One Personal Training

Achieve your fitness goals with personalized training! Our expert trainers will design a workout program specifically for you. We’ll push you to reach your full potential, keep you motivated, and help you develop healthy exercise habits that get results. Learn proper form to reduce injury risk and maximize your workouts. Get started today! Contact Jenni Davidson at 636-474-8122 or fill out a request form at the Renaud Center or online at www.renaudcenter.com.

Small Group Dynamic Training

Our small group training program offers guaranteed results with workouts customized to your fitness level and goals. We cater to all levels, from beginner to advanced, and modifications are provided to ensure a perfect fit. To ensure personalized attention, groups will be kept small with a minimum of 3, and a maximum of 6 participants. Price includes 12 sessions. Sign up today! #420501

Tu/Th 5:30-6:30A Apr 1 RC $180/199

M,W 9:00-10:00A May 12 RC $180/199 Tu/Th 5:30-6:30A May 13 RC $180/199

New to fitness machines? Don’t stress! We offer a fitness center orientation for members, new and old! Perfect for anyone feeling intimidated by fitness equipment, or wanting to learn proper form and technique to reduce the risk of injury. Fill out a request form at the Renaud Center or online at www.renaudcenter.com

Youth Weight Room Orientation • Ages 12-15

To ensure a safe and successful experience, all youth between 12 and 15 years old must complete our Youth Weight Room Orientation class before using the fitness equipment. This is required even if you’re working out with an adult.

The class will teach proper technique and safety protocols for using the weight room. Once you’ve completed the class, you will get a wristband from the front desk each visit, which you’ll need to wear while using the Fitness Center. Classes are offered twice per month. See the Renaud Center front desk for more information. Classes are offered on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. #420502

Group Fitness at the Renaud Center

The Renaud Center offers a variety of group fitness classes to meet your fitness needs. Whether you’re looking to get in shape, build muscle, or just improve your overall health, there’s a class for you. These classes are taught by experienced instructors who are passionate about helping you reach your fitness goals. Classes are for ages 16+, or 12+ if accompanied by an adult. Group fitness classes are available at a fee to members and non-members.

Upgraded Membership

“Upgrade” your annual Renaud Center membership for only $6.58 more per month. This includes all of our group fitness classes located at the Renaud Center, even Cycling, Boot Camp, and Yoga! These classes are for ages 16+, or 12+ if accompanied by an adult. If you don’t have an upgraded membership but want to take a class, you can sign up for a pass at the Renaud Center front desk.

Drop-In Fitness Class Pass

If you want to try one of our fitness classes before you commit to upgrading your membership, purchase a drop-in pass to try before you buy! Available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Passes are $8 for members and $10 for non-members, price is per class pass.

Group Fitness at Krekel

Gentle Yoga • Krekel Civic Center

Enjoy the harmonizing benefits of yoga through this practice of gentle stretching, strengthening, breath work, relaxation, and meditation. This class provides clear instructions and modifications, making it accessible for all levels. #420403

Th 8:00-8:45A Mar 27 KCC $30/34

F 8:00-8:45A Mar 28 KCC $30/34

Th 8:00-8:45A May 8 KCC $30/34

F 8:00-8:45A May 9 KCC $30/34

Designed for Seniors

While we encourage seniors to join any of our class offerings, we understand needs and preferences vary. Some seniors may benefit from classes specifically designed for their age group. The following group fitness classes have been designed for seniors aged 65+:

Functional Flexibility for Seniors: Stretching and flexibility exercises designed for seniors (must be able to get on the ground).

SilverSneakers — Classic: Seated and standing exercises to increase muscular strength, range of motion, and activities for daily living.

SilverSneakers — Cardio Fit: Intermediate-level cardio class with aerobic movements designed to get the heart pumping.

SilverSneakers — Stability: Standing class designed to decrease the risk of falls with focus on improving balance and lower body strength.

S.W.A.T Senior Weights and Toning: Build everyday strength & balance with functional exercises using light weights, bands, and more.

The Renaud Center is a proud partner of the SilverSneakers program.

Those 65+ may be eligible for a free membership through their health insurance. Visit silversneakers.comto see eligibility & terms.

Group Fitness Classes

Barre Conditioning: Utilize the Barre to help improve balance, flexibility, coordination, core strength and tone.

Boot Camp: Bodyweight exercises combined with cardio, weights, and core.

Cardio Burn: Interval-style workout that combines cardio and strength training for the ultimate burn.

Cardio Drumming: Grab some drumsticks and tap along while burning calories and improving coordination.

Cardio Kickboxing: Combines martial arts techniques with fast-paced cardio.

Cycle and Circuit: Indoor cycling intervals combined with around-the-room circuitstyle training exercises.

Dance Fitness: Fun and modern dance moves with easy-to-follow choreography!

Full-Body Fusion: Cardio, toning, balance, and strength! A total body workout designed to do it all!

Group Cycle: Cycle speed drills, endurance challenges, and climbs. Burn calories, build strength, and have fun!

HIIT 45: 45-minute workout designed to torch calories while improving strength, endurance, and energy levels.

HIIT Burn: High-intensity intervals using cardio and strength training that gives the ultimate burn!

Pilates: Emphasis on your core, arms, and legs. Improve your flexibility, strength, posture, and body awareness

Sculpt & Strengthen: Combines weights, bands and bodyweight exercises to burn calories, and build lean muscle.

Step Interval: Choreographed step class with intervals of weights and abdominal exercises.

Walk N’ Roll: Walk to the beat of the music with this low-impact class to get your heart pumping!

Yoga: Combination poses designed to help build strength, improve posture, flexibility, and balance.

ZUMBA®: Easy to follow dance workout that incorporates fun music with fast and slow rhythms.

Group Fitness Schedule: Spring 2025

MONDAY

5:30-6:30A

8:00-9:00A

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY Boot Camp

Full Body Fusion

8:00-9:00A

9:45-10:40A

9:10-10:10A Step Interval

10:15-11:10A

S.W.A.T.

11:15A-12:10P Functional Flexibility for Seniors

12:15-1:00P

6:15-7:00P

7:00-7:55P

6:00-6:55P Barre Conditioning

5:00-5:50P Yoga

Group Cycle

7:00-7:55P

10:15-11:10A

Functional Flexibility for Seniors

11:15A-Noon

9:10-10:10A HIIT

7:00-7:55P

8:25-9:20A

CULTURAL ARTS

ADULT ART CLASSES

Come unwind with some art! Adult art classes are open to those 21+ and who want to connect or reconnect with their creative side. All classes will be lead by an artist and guided through a project prompt.

Public Art TouR with Otocast App!

Explore the Shape of Community rotating sculpture series with a self-guided tour! By downloading the Otocast app, you can immerse yourself in the world of O’Fallon art! #sculptofallon

Ink Painting Workshop • Ages 21+

EXHIBITION RECEPTION

Don’t miss your last chance to experience the incredible work of artists Joshua Newth, Annie Campbell, and Brittany Sievers! Join us on Friday, April 25 at the City Hall Gallery for the closing reception of our current exhibitions. Chat with the artists and learn more about their work over light refreshments. Fri 5:00-7:00P Apr 25

EXHIBITIONS

Joshua Newth

• City Hall Gallery

January 15, 2025 – April 30, 2025

Annie Campbell

• Krekel Civic Center Gallery

January 15, 2025 – April 30, 2025

Brittany Sievers

• Renaud Center Gallery

January 15, 2025 – April 30, 2025

DINE & DISCOVER

SIX:TeenEdition

SIX: Teen Edition includes all songs from the original version, with reimagined lines and lyrics to minimize suggestive language and alternate line changes to reframe UK references for a US audience.

TheCuriousSavage

When Ethel Savage’s late husband leaves her a small fortune, she decides to make the best of it, establishing a fund to support various dreamers with whimsical aspirations. But her three greedy stepchildren – a socialite, a senator, and a judge – commit her to a mental institution. Ethel befriends the other “guests,” a colorful crew of kind, generous and delusional souls. With warmth, humor, and dignity, The Curious Savage celebrates those who are often overlooked, emphasizing kindness, affection and, empathy in a world that too often rewards greed and ambition.

CASTING CALLS

O’Fallon Theatre Works is holding auditions for our upcoming productions. We’re looking for actors of all ages and experience levels – whether you’re a seasoned performer or just getting started, we encourage you to audition! Sign ups for audition time slots will be announced on the O’Fallon Theatre Works Facebook page, be sure to follow us there and keep an eye out for updates!

SIX:TeenEdition

Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss.

Directed by Taylor Brandt.

Open Youth Auditions (Ages 13-19)

March 26-27 at Krekel Civic Center

Invited Callbacks

March 29 at 10:00A

TheCuriousSavage

Written by John Patrick.

Directed by Carole Lanham

Open Auditions (Ages 20+)

April 27 at City Hall Community Room

Invited Callbacks

April 28 at 10:00A

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ARTS

The City of O’Fallon is seeking talented artists in a variety of mediums to assist our cultural arts programs and artistic workshops. Share your passion for art with the O’Fallon community by applying for the following open positions:

Instructors

Cultural Arts instructors can teach a variety of arts classes. Whether it’s art fundamentals, unique techniques, or seasonal crafts, the City is seeking creatives to teach classes, workshops, or camps!

Please contact Brittany Sievers at bsievers@ofallonmo.gov with the subject line “Education” or call 636-379-2578.

Artists

Looking to display your art to the public? The City of O’Fallon offers three public art exhibits for residents to enjoy. We’re always seeking submissions for new artists to showcase at our galleries!

Please contact Brittany Sievers at bsievers@ofallonmo.gov with the subject line “Exhibition” or call 636-379-2578.

SIX:TeenEdition

Weekends, June 6-15

7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. matinee on Sundays. O’Fallon Municipal Centre (City Hall), East Entrance

Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss.

Get your tickets online-only at: www.ofallonmo.gov/otw.

VENUES & RENTALS

From extravagant ceremonies to intimate elopements and everything in between, a wedding in O’Fallon, Missouri, is nothing short of extraordinary. Life’s biggest moments are meant to be celebrated. Host your special day in a setting you’ll never forget, and say “I do” at one of the best venues in Saint Charles County.

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WEDDING CEREMONY SITES

Sophistication and style— inside and out. With two modern banquet venues and two gorgeous outdoor ceremony locations, O’Fallon has the versatile and spacious venues to fit your needs.

O’DAY AMPHITHEATER FORT ZUMWALT PARK

O’Day Park, Adjacent to O’Day Lodge

INDOOR RECEPTION VENUES

O’DAY LODGE

O’Day Park • Seats up to 250

KREKEL CIVIC CENTER Civic Park • Seats up to 150

Views of Lake Whetsel

Pavilion rentals

No matter what kind of outdoor celebration you’re planning, O’Fallon Parks and Recreation has a pavilion that meets your needs. Pavilions are offered for both full-day and half-day rentals. Learn more by visiting our website!

Athletic field rentals

Both lighted and non-lighted sports fields (baseball, softball, football, lacrosse, and soccer) at various O’Fallon parks are available for reservation when not scheduled otherwise. Inquire about rental availability online through our website forms.

Campsite rentals

Interested groups can learn more about the campsite on the O’Fallon Parks & Recreation website.

Alligator’s Creek rentals

Interested groups can learn more about the Alligator’s Creek rental options by emailing reservations@ofallonmo.gov.

O’DAY LODGE & AMPHITHEATER • KREKEL CIVIC CENTER • PAVILIONS • ATHLETIC FIELDS • CAMPSITES • RENAUD CENTER 636-474-2732 • reservations@ofallonmo.gov

RENTALS AT THE RENAUD CENTER

Multi-Purpose Room rentals

This versatile room easily accommodates 50 people and has a sink, countertop space, and tile floors. Tables and chairs can be set up at no extra cost. Outside food is allowed for an additional fee.

Gymnasium rentals

The gymnasium features two full-size basketball courts, an optional dividing curtain, and plenty of room for spectators. A minimum one-hour rental is required.

Natatorium rentals

Pool parties are limited to a maximum of 150. The natatorium includes zero-depth pool entry, interactive play structures, three lap lanes, a lazy river, a vortex, and 185-foot water slide. A minimum one-hour rental is required.

Lock-in & combo rentals

Lock-ins are popular for graduations, reunions, school, and church gatherings. A minimum six-hour rental is required. Facilities include:

• The natatorium (2 hours); additional pool time $135/hour.

• The gymnasium – 12 basketball nets, volleyball nets, optional dividing curtain

• Multi-purpose rooms for games and activities.

Combo rentals allow you to package the pool, gymnasium, and multi-purpose rooms any way you like. Choose one, two, or all three amenities to customize your lock-in or rental experience!

O’FALLON PARKS & RECREATION

CIVIC PARK

305 Civic Park Dr, O’Fallon, MO

• 20 acres

• Krekel Civic Center

• Alligator’s Creek Aquatic Center

• Splash Pad

• Bandstand and natural amphitheater

• Pavilions, playgrounds, and walking paths

DAMES PARK

387 Dames Park Dr, O’Fallon, MO

• 59 acres

• Athletic fields

• Omer J. Dames War Memorial

• Native American burial mound site

• Pavilions, playgrounds, and walking paths

• Pickleball and multi-use courts

FORT ZUMWALT PARK

1000 Jessup Ln, O’Fallon, MO

• 47.5 acres

• Lake Whetsel

• Zumwalt’s Fort & Heald Home

• Disc golf course

• Pavilions, playgrounds, and walking paths

KNAUST PARK

114 Sea Side Ct, O’Fallon, MO

• 6 acres

• Multi-use court

• Playground and asphalt walking path

O’DAY PARK

1000 O’Day Park Dr, O’Fallon, MO

• 57 acres

• O’Day Lodge

• Amphitheater

• Paved and natural trails

• Pavilions and teen overlook

• Adventure playground

OZZIE SMITH SPORTS COMPLEX

900 T.R. Hughes Blvd, O’Fallon, MO

• 76 acres

• Seven lighted baseball/softball diamonds

• Playground

• Four batting cages

• CarShield Field

SPORTS PARK

3589 Hwy K, O’Fallon, MO

• 95 acres

• 12-field soccer complex

• Renaud Center (indoor recreation facility)

• Pavilions, playgrounds, and walking paths

• Practice/multi-sport field

• Multi-use court

WESTHOFF PARK

810 Sheppard Dr, O’Fallon, MO

• 65 acres

• Brendan’s Playground and splash pad (all-inclusive, accessible playground)

• Westhoff Plaza BMX and skate park

• Lighted baseball and softball diamonds

• Tennis and multi-use courts (street hockey, basketball and pickleball)

• Pavilions and walking path

O’FALLON FACILITIES & ATTRACTIONS

O'FALLON MUNICIPAL CENTRE

100 North Main St., O'Fallon, MO

The O'Fallon Municipal Centre is the home of many departments that keep integral City services operational.

• City Council Chambers

• Veterans Assistance Office

• Multi-Purpose Room

• Community Room

• Cultural Arts Gallery

• O'Fallon Theatre Works Stage

• Utility Billing

• Building & Permits

O'FALLON JUSTICE CENTER

1019 Bryan Rd., O'Fallon, MO

The Justice Center is the home of the O'Fallon Police Department, and Municipal Court for the cities of O'Fallon, Weldon Spring, and Lake Saint Louis.

RENAUD CENTER

2650 Tri Sports Cir., O’Fallon, MO

O’Fallon’s 66,000-square-foot indoor recreation complex.

• Fitness Center

• 10,000-square-foot Natatorium

• Aerobics Room

• Gym

KREKEL CIVIC CENTER

305 Civic Park Dr., O'Fallon, MO

3,300-square-foot event space available for full and half-day reservations!

O'DAY LODGE

1100 O'Day Park Dr., O'Fallon, MO

Over 4,000-square-foot venue has seating for up to 250 guests, and can host weddings and receptions, conferences and meetings, and private parties and events.

VETERANS MEMORIAL WALK

800 Belleau Creek Rd., O'Fallon, MO

Dedicated in 2001, the Veterans Memorial Walk is a place to honor all U.S. soldiers, past and present.

O’FALLON’S CARSHIELD FIELD

900 TR Hughes Blvd., O'Fallon, MO

CarShield Field is the home of The O'Fallon Hoots! This baseball field is located in Ozzie Smith Sports Complex, and is a modern baseball stadium with ample seating and concessions, private tent suites, and many other amenities.