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Blog - 36 Hours of Local Food in Champaign-Urbana
Fancy yourself a foodie? Then check out the ultimate, mouthwatering guide for 36 tasty hours of fresh, local flavors in the Champaign-Urbana area of eastern Illinois.Blog - Looking Ahead: 10 Outside of Ordinary Events in Ju
Fourth of July events will get their separate blog, but let's look at the rest of the month to come and see what Outside of Ordinary events there are to enjoy!Blog - Cross These “I’ve Never’s” Off Your List
Every day is an opportunity to try something Outside of Ordinary and broaden your horizons. Cross a few things off your "I've Never" list this month!Blog - Egg-cellent Easter Egg Hunts Around the Champaign-
If your spring plans involve baskets, bunny hops, and the thrill of spotting a shiny golden egg before anyone else, this one’s for you. From downtown shop-hopping (with eggs at every stop) to flashlight-fueled night hunts for grown-ups—and of course, all the kid-centric ones in between...nity.Blog - Juneteenth in the Champaign-Urbana Area
Juneteenth, commemorating the day when the last enslaved African Americans were freed in Galveston, Texas in 1865, is a deeply meaningful holiday rooted in liberation, resilience, and cultural significance—especially on a local level. Here in the Champaign-Urbana area, Juneteenth isn’t j...2025!Blog - A Delightful Day in Arcola
Nestled just a half-hour south of Savoy, charming Arcola, nicknamed "Broomtown"—is a beautiful merge of history, culture, small-town warmth, and great eats.Blog - Business Spotlight: Art Mart
It wasn’t always easy to start a women-owned business. Just ask Linda Ballard about her experience when seeking a loan for their small business, Art Mart, which is now the oldest women-owned business in Champaign County and the second oldest in the state of Illinois.Blog - Exploring Champaign-Urbana: A Guide to Alumni and
If you’ve ever spent time in Champaign-Urbana, home to the University of Illinois, you know it’s more than a college town. Beyond the academics and iconic campus landmarks, CU boasts a variety of local haunts that have won the hearts of both students and alumni alike. Whether you’re a ...isit.Blog - Christmas and Christmas Eve Catering Options in Ch
Check out options for Christmas Eve and Christmas catering options in Champaign County!Blog - Back-to-College Eats: Champaign-Urbana’s Must-Tr
From beloved classics to creative new spots, our community offers flavors for every craving. Below, a guide to some of the restaurants that help make CU one of the Midwest’s best food towns, according to Midwest Living.