Wentzville Main Street Association

10/13/2026

10/10/2026

Back by popular demand, our next Dungeons and Dragons Tourney, held at Mike and Taylor's Card Shop on Saturday November 28th. New classic D&D modules, more tools for Dungeon Masters, and a chance to have your Team Name enshrined on the trophy forever! Sign up at the link below to secure your spot, as space will be limited.

https://www.mywentzvillemainstreet.com/fundraiser-sign-up-form

09/23/2026

At our last General Member meeting, local State Farm agent Mike Haight - State Farm Agent walked us through the ins-and outs of Small Business Insurance. Some key points from his talk are below and if you'd like to learn more about Small Business Insurance options reach out to Mike here on Facebook.

We are grateful to Mike for helping us launch our Speaker Series, and look forward to our future speakers!

09/04/2026

The passing of a Wentzville legend. RIP Pete, and long may your legacy live on Pete's Drive In- Wentzville.

View Elmer "Pete" Luetkenhaus's complete obituary, share memories, and explore 30 tribute posts from the community.

09/03/2026

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09/03/2026

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08/02/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday for the first ever Wentzville Dungeons and Dragons Tournament at Mike and Taylor's Card Shop! What an amazing event and fantastic turnout--we are already thinking about the follow-up event, possibly later this year. Special thanks as well to our Dungeon Masters for helping make the event a success.

07/23/2026

Unbelievable!!!

07/11/2026

Live music schedule at Old Town Smokehouse

The weekend starts here.

Join us Friday for Happy Hour from 2 PM–6 PM before live music takes the stage from 6 PM–9 PM.

Bring your friends, enjoy authentic Mexican food, BBQ favorites, cold drinks, and a great night in downtown Wentzville.

07/02/2026

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Happy 4th of July, and 250th Anniversary of the greatest country on Earth! Also a special thanks to the Hoeckleman family, without whom a tremendous piece of Wentzville's history would have been destroyed.