WILL CALL: What’s Happening in Central Illinois Feb. 19 – Feb. 22
A celebration of queer art, a glow stick dance party, a dinosaur experience, and more are all happening in central Illinois this weekend.
A celebration of queer art, a glow stick dance party, a dinosaur experience, and more are all happening in central Illinois this weekend.
In the coming years, the Urbana Park District is planning to install new sports facilities, paved walking trails, and a spray ground among other amenities in Prairie Park and Weaver Park.
A dinner full of love and music, a health fair, English Country Dance and more are all happening in central Illinois this weekend.
BLKNEWS: Terms & Conditions is a new film directed by Kahlil Joseph, with an exclusive premiere in Urbana this week.
An art reception, the CU Folk & Roots Winter Weekend Festival, Illinois Soul’s second anniversary celebration and more are all happening in central Illinois this week.
Danville residents gathered to discuss gun violence in their community and initiatives to reduce it. It featured presentations from middle school through college-aged students.
101.1 FM Illinois Soul is celebrating its two year anniversary next weekend.
An art exhibition, January Dance, CU Restaurant Week, and more are all happening in central Illinois this weekend.
Starting on April 30, United will launch a new service operating four daily flights to and from Chicago’s O’ Hare International Airport.
A heavy metal tribute band, a performance with puppets, a musical theatre celebration, and more are all happening in central Illinois this weekend.
The Chabad Center for Jewish Life was founded in 2003. Now, an honorary street sign stands across the street, marking over 20 years of the organization’s service to Champaign-Urbana’s Jewish community.
Taylor Street between Market Street and Walnut Street in downtown Champaign is named in honor of Mark Rubel, the late music legend who devoted his life to pursuing arts and music.
The march is an annual event that honors the life and message of King by keeping his name fresh in the memories of the community.
Walter Smith studied kinesiology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in the late-1960s. Smith dedicated his life to the Douglass Community Center.
A new exhibit shares how people in Illinois, including east central Illinois, helped with the Underground Railroad. Journey to Freedom: Illinois’ Underground Railroad runs through March 29.