The Old Stagecoach Stop Foundation holds an Annual Meeting in the fall each year. Foundation members and the general public are invited to the dinner meeting, which features a program of local historic interest. See Current News for information about the Annual Meeting.

Old Settlers Day is celebrated the last Saturday in July which has a full weekend. The Old Stagecoach Stop sponsors this Old Settlers Day. It is the oldest city festival. Events are scheduled in the City Park, one block west, along with food and craft vendors. For more information, click here.

Appreciation Day

Appreciation Day is generally held the last Saturday of September. It expresses the Foundation's "Thank You" to the community for its support of the Foundation's mission and efforts. Music, crafts, and refreshments are the order of the day. For a look at the most recent Appreciation Day, click here.

The Old Stagecoach Stop is the site of the reviewing stand for the Veterans Day Parade on November 11 in Waynesville. The parade alternates between Waynesville and St. Robert. The building is open for visitors before and after the event and is a great place to view the parade of Veterans and entries from Fort Leonard Wood.

This has become a very popular event in the community. Held the first Thursday evening in December, it definitely kicks off the holiday season. Vendors are scattered about the square, providing an early opportunity to buy those gifts. Horse and buggy rides around the square are a courtesy of the Foundation. The Old Stagecoach Stop is decorated in periods from Victorian to aluminum 50s. Lit by oil lamps, the ambience is one not forgotten. For a look at Christmas on the Square at the OSS, click here.