Things to do this weekend in Springfield, Illinois
From tours and festivals to brunch and ice cream, here are eight things to do in Springfield for the first weekend in June
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From tours and festivals to brunch and ice cream, here are eight things to do in Springfield for the first weekend in June
Night Train | February 28-March 3, 2022
After canceling its 40th anniversary celebration last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Knox-Rootabaga Jazz Festival is adapting and returning in 2021 with live, in-person performances that also will be shown online on April 16 and 17. Featured performers for this year’s event are Soul Message and Greg Ward’s Rogue Parade. All events will be held at the Orpheum Theatre on April 16 and 17, with a maximum audience of 70 permitted at each live show. Mask and social distancing protocols will be enforced. Tickets will be sold by the Orpheum for $5, with all proceeds benefiting the the...
April 17 @ 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM After canceling its 40th anniversary celebration last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Knox-Rootabaga Jazz Festival is adapting and returning in 2021 with live, in-person performances that also will be shown online on April 16 and 17. Featured performers for this year’s event are Soul Message and Greg Ward’s Rogue Parade. All events will be held at the Orpheum Theatre on April 16 and 17, with a maximum audience of 70 permitted at each live show. Mask and social…Find out more »
March 31, 2021 The Knox-Rootabaga Jazz Festival is adapting and returning this year with live, in-person performances after canceling the 40th-anniversary celebration last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Featured performers for the event, which will also be shown online on April 16 and 17, are Soul Message and Greg Ward’s Rogue Parade. Andy Crawford, managing director of the Knox Jazz Year, says in a release that, “we’re very happy to be able to continue sharing and celebrating music with the Knox and Galesburg communities and beyond.” Because of the ongoing pandemic, this ...