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Calendar of Events
for Adams County, Illinois |
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We regularly update this calendar to
provide you with up to date information on a variety of events that take place
in the Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri Tri-State Area. Changes are made when we
gather more information or when we learn of an event. If you know of an event
that you would like to see posted contact the webmaster.
We hope you enjoy the events you choose to attend. |
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ANNUAL DOGWOOD
FESTIVAL
Quincy, IL |
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May 4 - May 5, 2013
Most events held in and around Washington Park, 5th & Maine,
downtown Quincy
The annual Dogwood Festival is Quincy's spring event opener and
includes rides and amusement booths, a craft & hobby fair, a
chainsaw carving show, plant sale, entertainment, food, and
more. A parade is held on Saturday morning. Other events are
held at various locations throughout the city including a
photography show, square dancing, architectural walking tour,
and the Dogwood Bowl, the Quincy High School 5-on-5 flag
football tournament.
Free
For information call 217-222-7980 |
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QUINCY
HOUSE TOUR
Quincy, IL |
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
10 am - 4 pm
Quincy Preserves, Inc. conducts this annual neighborhood walking
tour that features homes and buildings of architectural and
historical significance.
$8
in advance / $10 at the door
For information call 217-222-3432 |
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HISTORICAL LECTURE
Quincy, IL |
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
2 pm
Gardner Museum of
Architecture and Design, 322 Maine Street
May is Preservation Month
and the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County will join
the national observance this year by celebrating the mastery of
“Quincy’s Architects,” with a historical lecture. The speaker
will be Vicki Ebbing, who has long been active in architectural
efforts. Her presentation will include images of buildings
designed by Quincy architects like Charles Behrensmeyer, George
Behrensmeyer, Harvey Chatten, Martin Geise, Ernest Wood, and
others. Many of the buildings were constructed in the late 1800s
and early 1900s.
Free
For information call 217-222-3432 |
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BRIDGE THE GAP TO HEALTH RUN/WALK
Quincy, IL |
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Saturday, May 18, 2013
8 am
Clat Adams Park
This event features a 5k run/walk, 10k run or half marathon
run/walk with routes taking participants over both of Quincy’s
bridges, into two states and through numerous city parks.
All finishers will receive a medal from 6 time Olympic
medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee at the finish line. All the
proceeds go to Quincy Catholic Charities MedAssist program.
Registration fee
For information call 217-222-6550
ext. 6696
or email
ckimber@quincymedgroup.com |
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HISTORICAL OPEN HOUSE
Quincy, IL |
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May 25 - May 26, 2013
Noon - 4 pm each day
Quinsippi Island Park
accessed via All America Park, Front & Cedar Street
As part of Community
Appreciation Weekend the Lincoln-era Log Cabin Village will he
hosting an open house. Visit the village’s three 1800s Log Cabins, a
Log Church, a Log Corn Crib, a Stone Smoke House and an Herb Garden.
These structures were relocated from the region to the village to
preserve them for future generations to see how early settlers lived
and to "reflect a bit from whence we came."
Free
For information call
1-800-978-4748 or
217-214-3700 |
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ANTIQUE AUTO MUSEUM
OPEN HOUSE
Quincy, IL |
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May 25 - May 26, 2013
Noon - 4 pm each day
All America Park, Front & Cedar Street
A sheer delight for auto buffs everywhere, the Mississippi
Valley Antique Auto Museum houses over 30 antique cars and
related displays and is open for free during "Community
Appreciation" weekend.
Free
For information call
217-223-7909 |
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MEMORIAL DAY COMMEMORATION
Quincy, IL |
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Monday, May 27, 2013
10:30 am - 1:45 pm
Woodland Cemetery, 1020
South 5th Street
The Friends of Historic
Woodland Cemetery and the Historical Society of Quincy and Adams
County bring back the annual commemoration of Memorial Day at
the city’s historic cemetery in which area military veterans are
among the 60,000 individuals buried here since the
mid-nineteenth century. Activities include speeches, a
dedication at the Governor John Wood Gravesite, strolling the
Victorian Woodland cemetery on using a self-guided tour map, a
“bring your own bag” lunch picnic, a Ecumenical Service at the
Civil War Monument, and an Open House at the City Mausoleum.
Activities are planned so that participants will be able to
attend the annual Memorial Day concert by the Quincy Park Band.
Free
For information call
217-222-1835 |
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MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT
Quincy, IL |
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Monday, May 27, 2013
2 pm
Clat Adams Park, Front &
Hampshire Streets
The Quincy Park Band kicks
off its summer concert season with its annual Memorial Day
concert in Clat Adams Park. The Quincy Park Band was founded in
1948 by noted Quincy musician and historian, Carl Landrum, for
the purpose of performing public band concerts in the park on
Sunday afternoons and special occasions. The band is a full
symphonic band boasting a total roster of over 100 musicians
ranging in age from 16 to 85 years of age.
Free
For information call
217-222-1835 |
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BLUES IN THE DISTRICT
Quincy, IL |
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June 14 - September 13, 2013
Washington Park, 5th & Maine Streets, downtown Quincy
5:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Blues in the District is a
series that provides seven free concerts to the public on the
second and fourth Fridays of the month (except September). The
concerts bring in a regional and diverse audience and attendees
include toddlers and senior citizens and everyone in between.
Blues in the District brings families to the core of the Quincy
community to hear, enjoy and gain an appreciation of live,
quality music. Bring your lawn chair and own refreshments or
purchase food and beverages on site. Sponsored by the Historic
Quincy Business District.
Free
For information call
217-228-8696
or visit the
event website for his year's lineup |
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MEMORIAL 5K RUN/WALK
Quincy, IL |
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Saturday June 15,
2013
Registration: 8 am
Eagles Alps, 3737 North 5th
Street
This annual Memorial 5k Run/Walk remembers Matt McElfresh, a
deputy with the Adams County Sheriff’s Department. All money
raised goes to the Matt McElfresh Law Enforcement Scholarship
fund through John Wood Community College. Come out and have a
good time. Sponsored by McElfresh Family and Adams County
Sheriff's Department.
Entry Fee
For information call
217-440-8859
or go to the
event’s Facebook page. |
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FATHER'S DAY FLY-IN/DRIVE IN BREAKFAST
Quincy, IL |
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Sunday June 16,
2013
7 am -11 am
Quincy Regional Airport,
IL-104 (Broadway) east of Quincy
The local Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association hosts
this annual Father’s Day Fly In / Drive In Breakfast. The annual
event draws visitors from all over the Midwest with many pilots
flying to Quincy from throughout the Tri State Area to spend
time with local members and enjoy a great breakfast. This event
is open to the public and club members encourage everyone to
bring Dad out for a Pancake and Sausage Breakfast. Qualified
children can also participate in the “EAA Young Eagles Program”
which provides youth with information about flying and being a
pilot and may include an airplane ride.
Adults eat for only $6 and
children under 12 eat for $3
For information call
217-223-3050 |
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ANNUAL FATHERS DAY
CAR SHOW
Quincy, IL |
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Sunday, June 16, 2013
All America Park on the
Quincy Riverfront
Noon to 4 pm
This annual event is
sponsored by the Mississippi Valley Historic Auto Club as a
“free” Car Show to the public. Over 60 autos and trucks compete in 17 different trophy
categories for the best in their category. Autos and trucks on
display range from antiques to present day.
Cars are parked around the Antique Auto Museum which is
also open that day. There is refreshments on the grounds and
opportunities to win door and raffle prizes, with all the
proceeds going to support the operations of the volunteer run
Antique Auto Museum.
Free, small admission to tour the
museum
For information call
217-223-9078 |
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MIDSUMMER ARTS FAIRE
Quincy, IL |
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June 28 - June 30, 2013
Washington Park, 5th & Maine Streets, downtown Quincy
Friday: 5 pm - 9 pm
Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday: 11am - 4 pm
Come experience the biggest
arts weekend in the Tri-State area where over 50 artists will
exhibit and sell their work. Many participants will demonstrate
their art forms as well. The artists are selected in a
competitive jury process and the event showcases diverse styles
and techniques. You will find original oils and acrylics,
vibrant watercolor, unique sculpture, dazzling jewelry,
decorative ceramics, vivid photography and so much more. There
will also be great live entertainment, free hands-on art
activities for all ages, and a local food court to round out the
experience. Many other art events around town compliment the
weekend.
Free
For information call 217-779-2285
or visit www.artsfaire.org |
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WGEM'S RIVERFRONT FOURTH
Quincy, IL |
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Thursday, July 4, 2013
Clat Adams Park, Front and Hampshire Streets
Spectacular fireworks display along the banks of the Mississippi
River. Refreshments available. Pre-show entertainment provided by the Quincy Park
Band at 7:30.
Fireworks begin at dusk.
Free
For information call 217-228-6600 |
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HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR
Augusta, IL |
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July 17 - July 21, 2013
Hancock County Fairgrounds
Special events, variety of
foods, 4H, livestock, and agricultural exhibits.
Admission
For information call
217-392-2524 |
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ADAMS COUNTY FAIR
Mendon, IL |
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July 24 - July 30, 2013
Adams County Fairgrounds, IL-336, northeast Of Quincy
Entertainment in the Grandstand Arena every night, carnival
rides, horse shows, and many exhibits, displays, and concessions.
Admission
For information call 217-936-2230
or visit www.adamsfair.org |
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THE NAUVOO PAGEANT
Nauvoo, IL |
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July 9 - August 3, 2013
Performances are Tuesday through Saturday nights at 8:45 pm,
with pre-show activities beginning at 7 pm.
Nauvoo Historic Area
The Nauvoo Pageant celebrates the legacy of early Latter-day
Saints whose faith brought them to a swampy bend of the
Mississippi River. The pageant is filled with authentic hymns
and folksongs, lively dances, and tender moments that share the
joy these early Saints found.
Free
For information call 217-453-6941
or visit
www.nauvoopageant.org |
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CARTHAGE 4TH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
Carthage, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
July, 2013
7:30 am – 10 pm
Daytime activities on the square, fireworks at Illini West High
School Football Field
Early morning pancake breakfast, parade beginning at 10 am,
craft and food vendors, and live entertainment through 3 pm. Fireworks at dusk.
Free
For information call 217-357-3024 |
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SWEET CORN DINNER
Golden, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
July 21, 2013
9 am - 5 pm
Golden Windmill, 902 Prairie Mills Road
This “Windmill Heritage Fair” is a two-day event featuring
demonstrations and daily life activities by the Adams County
Olde-Tyme Association showing life in the late 1800s. The event
also features crafts, flea market, car show/cruise night,
contests & entertainment. On Sunday afternoon there is a Sweet
Corn dinner with fresh area-grown sweet corn, world-famous
grilled Windmill Pork Chops, bratwursts, and more. The Prairie
Mills Windmill, the Windmill Gift Shop, and the Golden Museum
will be open with extended hours.
Free,
tours of the windmill are available for a small fee. Charge for
the Sweet Corn Dinner.
For information call 217-696-4859
or visit
www.goldenwindmill.org |
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NAUVOO GRAPE FESTIVAL
Nauvoo, IL |
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August 30 - September 1, 2013
Nauvoo State Park
Friday: Noon - Midnight
Saturday: 7 am - Midnight
Sunday: 7 am - Midnight
A Labor Day tradition and one of the oldest festival in West
Central Illinois, The Nauvoo Grape Festival has become a
well-known attraction in the tri-state area. Festivities at this
annual event include live entertainment, great food, Nauvoo
Pageant, car show, wine tastings, carnival rides, parade, buck
skinners rendezvous, mud volleyball, 5 k run, arts and crafts,
flea market, archery, and so much more!
Free, some activities include a fee
For information call 217-217-453-6648
or visit
www.nauvoograpefestival.com |
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SMOKE ON THE RIVER
BBQ CONTEST
Quincy, IL |
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September 6 - September 7, 2013
10 am - 1 am
Kesler Park on the Quincy Riverfront
Smoke on the River is an annual Illinois State Championship BBQ
Contest, hosted by the Quincy Exchange Club. Friday night’s
feature is the steak grilling contest. Saturday, the best
BBQ chefs in the Midwest get the grills hot in competition
sanctioned by the Kansas City Barbecue Society - all for a cash
purse of $5,000 - and a chance to advance to the American Royal
in Kansas City. There are plenty of fun activities for the
entire family and you'll hear from some of the best blues bands
in the land playing until late in the night.
Free
For information visit
www.smokeontheriver.net |
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GREAT RIVER
GRAPE ESCAPE
Quincy, IL |
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September 28 - September 29, 2013
Saturday: 12 pm – 9 pm
Sunday: 12 pm – 5 pm
Clat Adams Park, Quincy Riverfront
This annual wine festival overlooking the magnificent
Mississippi River in downtown Quincy showcases twelve Illinois
wineries and their products. Festivities include live
entertainment, fine wines, local foods and art.
Free
For information call 217-214-3700 |
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FESTIVAL ON WHEELS
CAR SHOW
Nauvoo, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
September, 2013
Nauvoo State Park
Each year young and old alike have enjoyed the roar of custom
hot rods and original restored muscle cars that filled the
highways Labor Day weekend heading to historic Nauvoo, Illinois.
Free
to the public, registration fee for participants
For information call
1-888-453-2359
or visit
www.festivalonwheels.net |
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FRONTIER SETTLEMENT DAY
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
September, 2013
12 pm - 4 pm
Located at Front & Cedar Streets, just North of the Quincy
Riverfront. Cross the bridge onto Quinsippi Island, past the
entrance to All America Park
The Friends of the Log Cabins, Volunteers who have been working
to stabilize seven Lincoln-era structures on Quinsippi Island.
War of 1812 reenactors will be on hand. Historical profession demonstrations include
spinning wool, blacksmithing, gardening, and games for
children. In addition there will be music, food, and
refreshments.
Free
For information call 217-223-9078 |
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QUINCY MUSEUM
FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
September, 2013
12
pm – 5 pm
Quincy Museum, 16th & Maine Streets
The
annual Folk Life Festival gives the whole family a chance to
experience how life was lived during the 1800's. Features
include exhibits, homemade foods, old time markets, and fun
games. The wide variety of demonstrations include crafters,
artisans, Celtic bands, folk stories, and life during the civil
war.
Admission $1 which includes a tour of the museum
For information call
217-224-7669 |
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½ MARATHON
& RUN/RIDE/WALK
Hamilton, IL |
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Saturday, October 5, 2013
Check-in: 7:30 am - 8:45 am.
Race begins at 9 am (rain or shine)
Wildcat Springs Boat Dock (next to Great Lakes Boat Company) -
IL 96
The Great River Road Run ½
Marathon - Run/Ride/Walk The River features a Half Marathon
Run/Ride/Walk and a 5K Scenic Walk/Run - Out & Back (No Bicycles
in 5K). The Great River Road Run is set alongside the mighty
Mississippi River as participants make their way from Hamilton
to Nauvoo. Bicyclists will forge on around and through the
countryside back to the start. The beautiful fall setting will
provide a spectacular backdrop for the course.
Registration fee
For information call
217-357-8563
or visit the event
website |
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OKTOBERFEST
Golden, IL |
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Sunday, October 20, 2013
Golden Windmill, 902 Prairie Mills Road
Oktoberfest activities include videos of the history of Golden, how
the Windmill operates, Platdeuch (Low German conversation), and a
time for sharing. A cemetery tour, beginning at 4:30, will be
conducted to meet the Emminga Family and other founding Fathers at
cemeteries in Golden. Impersonators will be telling stories about
their involvement in establishing the community. Soup, sandwiches,
desserts, and refreshments will be available. There will be musical
entertainment in the evening in the Windmill Hall..
Free,
tours of the windmill and the cemetery tour are available for a small fee.
For information call 217-6696-4254
or visit
www.goldenwindmill.org |
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CHAIN REACTION
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
October, 2013
Friday & Saturday: 9 am - 6
pm
Sunday: 9 am - 4 pm
930 Maine Street (Traeder’s TNT Yamaha)
Quincy Christian School is
hosting the "Chain Reaction" fundraiser, a three-day chainsaw
sculpting event. The Loghoggers chainsaw sculpting group will be on
hand throughout the weekend to demonstrate how chainsaws can be used
to create artworks in wood. In addition, a free bounce house will be
on the grounds for children and food will be available for sale. An
auction at 2 pm Sunday also is scheduled in connection with the
event. All proceeds will be used to benefit Quincy Christian School.
Free
For information call 217-223-5698 |
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"BEHIND CLOSED DOORS"
QUINCY
HOUSE TOUR
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
October, 2013
10 am - 4 pm
Quincy Preserves, Inc. conducts this annual neighborhood walking
tour that features homes and buildings of architectural and
historical significance.
$8
in advance / $10 at the door
For information call 217-222-3432 |
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"BOOTIFUL" NAUVOO
HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL
Nauvoo, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
October, 2013
5 pm
Downtown Nauvoo, along Mulholland Street
Celebrate Halloween in Beautiful Nauvoo. Hundreds of intricately
carved jack-o-lanterns, parade, haunted house, entertainment,
food, fortune teller, free movies, and fun for all ages!
Free
For information call 217-453-6648 |
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ORANGE RUSH
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
October, 2013
6 pm
The Crossing, 150 S. 48th
Street
The Crossing is hosting
Orange Rush again this year on Halloween. Candy will be passed
out in a kid safe environment from 6 pm - 7:30 pm. An outdoor
concert starts at 7:30 pm. The event also features Bon Fires,
Horse and Tractor Rides, games, face-painting, and refreshments.
Free
For information call
217-224-6374 |
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CEMETERY TOUR
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
November, 2013
5 pm
- 7 pm
S. 5th and Madison Streets
A guided one hour walking
tour through Woodland Cemetery passing 20 grave sites, with
reenactors portraying the deceased at several stops.
Grave sites included are those of early settlers,
prominent citizens, and civil war soldiers as well as that of
John Wood, Quincy founder, Illinois' 12th governor, and donor of
the 40 acre cemetery located along the Mississippi river.
$6
admission
For information call 217-222-1835 |
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COUNTRY TREASURES
HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
November, 2013
Oakley Lindsay Civic Center, 300 Civic Center Plaza
Local merchants as well as individual crafters exhibit their
wares with over 100 booths of handcrafted items, including
ornaments, personalized items, home décor for purchase as
holiday gifts.
Admission
For information call
217-223-1000 or 618-539-3395 |
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HOLIDAY GIFT SHOW AND SALE
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
November, 2013
Saturday:
10 am - 5 pm
Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
Quincy Senior High School,
3322 Maine Street
This annual event sponsored
by the Quincy Service League features over 100 merchants selling
items from specialty foods, handcrafted clothes and quilts,
holiday decorations, jewelry, outdoor garden and patio décor,
hand blown glass, woodworking and much more!
Admission
For visit
www.quincyserviceleague.org |
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AVENUE OF LIGHTS
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
November, 2013
6 pm
- 9:30 pm
Wavering/Moorman Park, N. 36th Street
Whether you’ve been to this event before or you’re making the
breathtaking drive for the first time, create a wonderful
Holiday memory for your entire family this year at the Avenue of
Lights. Nearly 375 pieces
and more than 15 miles of lights create this two mile dazzling
display of animated lights and holiday magic.
Admission is $8 per vehicle.
No vehicles larger than 15 passenger vans will be
permitted to avoid damage to park roads.
For information call
217-222-7980 |
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CHRISTMAS AT THE MILL
Golden, IL |
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Saturday, December 7, 2013
8 am
- 7 pm
Golden Windmill, 902 Prairie Mills Road
The
Golden Historical Society’s annual "Christmas at the Mill"
features a variety of Christmas activities. Vendors fill the
hall with handmade crafts and other gifts and a bake sale has
homemade traditional German and American Christmas treats for
sale. Santa will be there and kids can experience home life and
how a family prepared for Christmas in the late 1800s and early
1900s. The Windmill Hall will be filled with a variety of
Christmas trees with trimmings from the 1800s along with some
modern trees. There’s lunch and pictures with Santa and
storytelling by people in period costumes for the kids. There will be candlelight tour of homes in the
Golden area.
Free, small fee for some activities. Tickets needed for
candlelight home tour.
For information call 217-696-2722
or visit
www.goldenwindmill.org |
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ANNUAL CHRISTMAS WALK
Nauvoo, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
December, 2013
Locations throughout town
Join the community of Nauvoo
in celebrating the Christmas season! The uptown merchants of
Nauvoo will host open houses, with drawings and goodies for
visitors. Among the special events, visitors will find: From 1
pm to 4 pm, Santa Claus will be visiting with children in the
Kraus Furniture Store. From 10 am to 3 pm, the Kris Kringle
Vendor & Craft Show will be open in the Nauvoo-Colusa Elementary
School Gym. From 4 pm to 7 pm, the Nauvoo Fire Protection
District will host a Soup Supper at the Nauvoo Fire Station.
Other activities planned here include a coloring contest, a
candy making contest, a family Christmas movie, Christmas tree
lighting, and Nativity displays.
Free
For information call 217-453-6648 |
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QUINCY PRESERVES
CANDLELIGHT TOUR
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
December, 2013
4 pm
- 8 pm
Quincy Preserves, Inc. in conjunction with the Quincy Business
District conducts this annual neighborhood walking
tour that will feature loft apartments in the downtown district of architectural and
historical significance beautifully decorated for the holidays.
$8
in advance / $10 at the door
For information call 217-222-3432 |
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CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOURS
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
December, 2013
6 pm
- 8 pm
Governor John Wood Mansion, 425 S. 12th Street
The Historical Society of
Quincy and Adams County presents its annual Christmas
Candlelight Tours of the Governor John Wood Mansion. This year’s
theme is “A Christmas Carol: Music in the Mansion” and will
feature music of local school children and instrumentalists, all
performing carols, including those of the eighteenth century to
the present as guests stroll through the John Wood family’s huge
Greek Revival Mansion, in its day the first Greek Revival
structure west of Philadelphia.
Free
For information call 217-222-1835 |
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QUINCY EAGLE DAYS
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
January, 2014
9 am
- 4 pm
Lock
and Dam No. 21, W. Lock and Dam Road
Visit Lock and Dam 21 for Quincy's Eagle Days. Rangers will be
on hand to showcase the magnificent birds that winter in the
Quincy area.
Free
For information call
217-228-0890 |
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KELLY'S FUN RUN
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
March, 2014
Registration starts at 8 am,
race begins at 9:30 am
Kelly's Tavern, 2902
Broadway
This race was once a
friendly competition between businesses but has become a
valuable fundraiser for the YWCA. The run is great not only for
the serious runner and competitor but also for family and
friends to just come out and have fun. There are 15 divisions
divided by gender and age and awards will be given to each age
division. All of the proceeds of the event go to fund the
multiple programs sponsored by the YWCA (non-profit) that help
the homeless and low-income families in our community.
Registration fee
For information call
217-221-9922 |
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QUILT SHOW
Quincy, IL |
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PROBABLE EVENT - DETAILS TBA
April, 2014
Friday: 11 am - 7 pmSaturday: 9 am - 5 pm
Quincy Senior & Family
Resource Center, 609 York Street
Stiches in Time Quilt & Needlework Show is an annual show
sponsored by the Quinsippi Needleworkers Chapter, an educational
organization of people who share an interest in embroidery and
needlework. The event includes the display of over 150 local
quilts, a special display - “Reviving the 1930s”, quilt
drawings, opportunity baskets, a merchant’s mall, and
demonstrations.
Admission
For information call
217-224-7763 or 217-224-1163 |
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