Spring Guide has information on worthwhile day trips, nearby museums, area vendor fairs, brunch options, an expanded three-month calendar of events and more. Related Related Related Related Related Related Stories
Spring Guide
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Shop these area vendor fairs
“Let’s root for each other and watch each other grow.” That motto of the Small Town Dreamers Market seems fitting with many specialized vendor fairs and small-town outdoor markets. The vendor fairs bring together like-minded people to share their passions and buy and sell their goods. Small town markets are outlets for local farmers and […]
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Spring into suspense
If you aren’t ready for the sunshine of spring just yet, there are plenty of local thrills and chills to keep you immersed in winter’s shadow. From interactive murder mysteries to classic psychological dramas, Springfield has something to pique the interest of every suspense enthusiast. The Dinner Detective Murder-mystery dinner series March 29, April 5, […]
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Family-friendly day trips
Now that the weather is warmer, you and your kids may be jonesing for some windows-down, get-out-of-town, road trip-vibes adventures. Springfield offers tons of stay-at-home options, but if you are wanting to leave town and stretch out a little bit, check out the following excursions. Each day trip listed below is close enough that you […]
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Spring into brunch
For those looking to get the most out of their weekend, brunch is undoubtedly the best place to start. Whether you’re looking for a casual bite before heading off to the farmers market or a full-on mimosa soiree, Springfield has a variety of brunch options from which to choose. Here are a few of our […]
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Spring guide calendar
MARCH A Call to Think: On Common Ground Thu., March 27, 5-7:15pm. Part of the Chancellor’s Thinkers Series. Join UIS Chancellor Janet L. Gooch and UIS alums Ryan Melchin and Matt Van Vossen for a conversation, Q&A and reception. Discover how Melchin and Van Vossen navigated diverse leadership roles on campus, including leading the College […]
