JUNE EVENTS
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Jun 26, 11am-4pm, WW II campsite, car show, vendors, kids activities, pony rides, train, karate, fencing and wood carving demonstrations, Lil Red Wagon Contest, bake off, dunk tank and more. High school football field at 6:30 p.m. - Maddie Brown, Roger Cooper, Melody Dennison and fireworks at dusk. 566-3307. Williamsville Park, Williamsville.
Central Illinois Daylily Society Show Jun 26, 1-4pm, Beautiful examples of daylilies will be on display in a juried competition. 753-6228. Washington Park.
Venice in Concert Jun 26, 8pm, Southern California band described as a mix of 70s rock ‘n rock era Aerosmith with folk storytelling of James Taylor, Earth, Wind & Fire funk, Maroon 5 pop, Craig David R&B soul, Eagles at their best harmonies. $42. sww.scfta.org. Hoogland Center for the Arts, 420 S. Sixth St, 217-523-2787.
May She Rest in Peace Jun 26-27, 9am-4pm, Reenacted funeral prep and day (memorial service 2 p.m.) for neighbor, Elizabeth Herndon, accidentally shot by her husband while living in New Salem. New Salem State Historic Site, 15588 History Lane, Petersburg.
Music in the Park Jun 27, 4-7pm, Free rhythm and jazz revue with Kapitol Sound. 544-1751. Comer Cox Park, Capitol Ave and Martin Luther King Jr Drive.
JULY
Watercolor Acrylic Exhibit Jul 01-30, Jan Sorenson’s artwork on display. Trout Lily Cafe, 218 S. Sixth St. www.troutlilycafe.com.
Prairie Art Alliance: Impressions Jul 01-Aug 27, 10am-5pm Tue-Fri, 10am-3pm Sat, Lynn Hotes, mixed media; Jo Ann Gross, mixed media; Jim Johnston, painting and photography. Artist reception July 10. 544-2787. H.D. Smith Gallery, 420 S. Sixth St.
Rock the Dock Jul 02, 6pm-1am, Central Illinois’ largest fireworks display launched from barges over Lake Springfield. Music, food, refreshments. Springfield Lake Marina. 483-3625.
Into The Woods Jul 02-11, 8:30pm, Directed by Doug Hahn and Gary Shull. For info visit themuniorg. The Muni, 815 East Lake Dr.
Prairie Voices Jul 02, 17, 24, 6pm, Music/poetry of central Illinois compiled by Kevin Purcell, staring actors Purcell and Aasne Vigesaa. Piano music, Sonja Brady. Old State Capitol Plaza.
