Don’t miss the upcoming 43rd Midwest Heritage Quilt Show! Held annually at the Vermilion County Museum throughout the month of July Door fee for the show: $5.00 per adult; children […]
As part of Vermilion County's 200th Anniversary Celebration the Vermilion County Museum will be conducting guided tours throughout the county during the summer months. The current schedule includes: June 6 - Oakwood, Fithian, Muncie areas - pick up point at Vermilion County Fairgrounds @ 9 AM June 13 - Westville, Grape Creek, Hawbuck, Belgium areas […]
Summer Market Season 2026 Every Saturday from May 16 - October 3, 2026 8 AM - Noon The Danville Farmers Market will open its 2026 summer season on Saturday, May 16, bringing local produce, handmade goods, and community activities back to the city each weekend through the early fall. The market will operate every Saturday […]
Bunker Hill Historic Area buildings open the first Sunday of the month July through October 4, 2026 from 1-4pm
The Gannett Education Nature Center and the Pioneer Homestead Cabin will be open to the public the first Sunday of the month from June 7 through October 4, 2026 from 1pm to 4pm.
The Vermilion County Museum Society will open The Lamon House the first Sunday of each month from May through October from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Becky and Alan Woodrum portraying Melissa Beckwith Lamon and Hiram Beckwith will be on hand to greet visitors and talk about early Danville History. The Lamon House was built […]
Join us Monday evening for a couple rounds of Music Bingo every Monday at 7:00 PM. Free to play. Win prizes!
Tuesdays = your creative time. Hang out and make cool stuff. No sign-up, no-stress. Just show up and create something awesome! Ages 13-19. When: Every Tuesday Time: 3:30 - 4:30 PM Where: Danville Public Library - 2nd floor.
Fun programs for tweens each Tuesday. 5:00 PM in the Children’s Room. Ages 8-12.
Homemade, Home Grown and Home Baked! The second and fourth Fridays July through September Downtown Hoopeston
Concert starts at 6pm unless otherwise shown.
