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• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 11/18

  If you’re getting anxious for the holiday season, you’ll be happy to see a few festive events trickling into our area this week!

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 2/17

• Why Champaign-Urbana?

  Our community has captured the hearts of its residents, in addition to many visitors around the world, receiving notable recognitions solidifying our community as “Outside of Ordinary!”

• Blog - Tuesday Trails with Terri: Boneyard Basin & Greenw

  Terri heads to Midtown and the Boneyard Basin on this sunny, but chilly day, to check out the views and see how it easy it is to get to Campustown.

• Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 3/9

  When we "Spring Forward", it's easy to really miss that extra hour! Make the most of the ones you do have by Living #OutsideofOrdinary!

• Blog - Events to keep Yourself Entertained During Winter

  It may feel like there's not much to do in the greater Champaign County Area during Winter Break, but that's far from the truth! Here are a few recommendations to ensure you're entertained during this period.

• Visit Champaign County Promotes Community Pride through Fall Campaign

  Visit Champaign County is launching a new campaign, “Your Places. Your Spaces. Our Community.” to encourage residents to share their favorite experiences in the area. From restaurants to shops to parks and attractions, the destination management organization is wanting to see and share photos and video directly from area residents.

• Blog - Champaign County Area Road Trip Guide: St. Joesph

  Nothing beats a great road trip, and with so many things to see and do in St. Joe and Homer, plan a visit with this handy road trip guide!

• Blog - Illini Gameday Must-Haves for Watching From Home

  We can't bring 15,000+ people to your house for the game, but we can utilize some local businesses to recreate some of our favorite elements of watching sports and cheering on our favorite team.

• Agriculture Tours

  Experience the Future of Agriculture Champaign-Urbana is in the heart of the Midwest, a region rich with fertile soil and farming heritage. Corn and soybeans are the most prominent crops, followed by hay, wheat, rye, oats, and grain sorghum. Our climate and varied soil types enable farmers ...4133.