The best things to do in St. Charles County

“B&B Theatres Wentzville Tower 12 brings big-screen escapes with electric recliners, the Grand Screen, SCREENX, and RealD 3D. Pair flicks with made-to-order bites and cocktails, beer, and wine from the Marquee Bar & Grille, and keep an eye on their trivia and bingo nights or book an auditorium for your own party.”

From the St. Charles County newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Playtime Arcade & Bar packs mini bowling, laser tag, axe throwing, and a big arcade into one spot, so everyone in the crew finds their thing. Perfect for St. Charles County weeknights when you need easy fun that isn't another streaming queue.”

From the St. Charles County newsletter, September 2, 2026

“The Soda Museum and Main Street Arcade offers unlimited play on over 35 vintage machines, from 1930s curios to early 80s hits like Pac-Man, plus pinball, air hockey, and Skee Ball. Swing by this week to fuel your run with Dogtown Pizza, pretzels, a full bar, and about 160 glass-bottle sodas or ice cream floats.”

From the St. Charles County newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Escape on Main turns date night or team hangs into a 60-minute sprint through clever puzzles, from a Jesse James saloon gold hunt to a vampire heist and a gingerbread oven caper. All rooms are private, so rally the crew and prove St. Charles smarts.”

From the St. Charles County newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Foundry Art Centre packs rotating exhibitions, working studio artists you can actually chat with, and classes from clay to camps to adult workshops, perfect for a creative reset this week. Keep an eye on their quirky event lineup like First Fridays, May Makers Market, and the Fire Arts Fest... instant culture boost.”

From the St. Charles County newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Whether you’re corralling kids, testing a first date, or just need a low-stress laugh, Putt Quest brings themed mini golf to St. Peters. Enter the Jungle and turn a random weeknight into a quick mini escape that actually gets everyone off their screens.”

From the Wentzville newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Rock legends, throwback tributes, family spectacles, and even glow-in-the-dark monster trucks are all popping up on the calendar at St. Charles Family Arena. Peek at the lineup this week for Jefferson Starship, Sebastian Bach with Great White and Quiet Riot, Blippi, Sugarland, and more...”

From the Chesterfield newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Missouri Bluffs Golf Club just keeps getting better, with a fully lighted Top Range for post-work buckets, a renovated restaurant slinging brick-oven pies, house-smoked BBQ, and ice cream worth a detour. Bring the crew, let kids camp in the Xbox-filled Kids Zone, then go stripe a few.”

From the Wentzville newsletter, September 18, 2026