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Fall Guide 2010

2010 Fall Guide

Table of contents

By IT Staff

Autumn is showtimeThe season’s guide to theater in Central IllinoisFun at fall festivalsVisit Mt. Vernon for art and wineSurprising GreenvilleVisit the fun and quirky DeMoulin MuseumFall classic

Fall Guide 2010

Autumn is showtime

The season’s guide to theater in central Illinois

By Zach Baliva

As many Springfield residents look forward to the weather finally cooling down, fans of locally produced entertainment can’t wait for the theater season to heat up. It might seem counter-intuiti

Fall Guide 2010

Fun at fall festivals

By Jolonda Young

As the days become shorter, the temperature cools, and leaves turn vibrant colors of yellow, orange and brown. The Springfield area is not short on its variety of fall festivals sure to keep you and y

Fall Guide 2010

Visit Mt. Vernon, for art and wine

By Ginny Lee

Venture into southern Illinois this fall and discover two outstanding art venues that may not have been on your radar screen — the Mitchell Museum at Cedarhurst in Mt. Vernon and the Southern Il

Fall Guide 2010

Surprising Greenville

Visit the fun and quirky DeMoulin Museum

By Cindy Ladage

About an hour and a half south of Springfield, meandering down highway 127 to where it intersects Interstate 70, is the town of Greenville. According to the town fathers it has been hailed as “a

Fall Guide 2010

Rock fall ahead

Concerts and music fests from central Illinois to St. Louis

By Matthew Schroyer

Normally, as autumn goes in the Midwest, things begin to cool off, but that isn’t so with live music. This fall has a number of options within an afternoon’s drive from Springfield, and th

Fall Guide 2010

Fall classical fare

The season offers plenty of fine listening in central Illinois

By Job Conger

Classical music is reaping rewards for listeners and practitioners alike in the 21st century, thanks to ease of accessibility provided to concert planners and fans. Increasingly part of “classic