5/26/2023 0 Comments Laverna cullomShe was predeceased by : her daughter Angela Beth Cullom her parents, Thomas Browning and Elizabeth Browning and her sisters, Edna Nicholson and Evelyn Browning. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Lillian May Laverne Cullom to show support. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 206-6160.We are sad to announce that on Augwe had to say goodbye to Lillian May Laverne Cullom (Saint Charles, Missouri), born in Wentzville, Missouri. Family-friendly live show featuring PAW Patrol. Sangamon Auditorium, UIS, 1 University Plaza, 206-6160.įeb 6-7, 6-8pm. Concert by the Illinois Symphony Orchestra. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Tickets shows feature evening music, dance and more at various downtown locations at night. Afternoon free activities for kids at Springfield High School. A Mon-Fri daycare solution for working parents and their kids ages 5-12. Edwards Place, Springfield Art Association, 700 N. Sing carols and learn about 19th-century holiday traditions over tasty tea and desserts. Theme-related games, crafts, zoo discovery walk, and other fun learning activities for ages 7-9. Tour Edwards Place, decked for the holidays, by gaslight and learn about mid-century Christmas celebrations. Enjoy a roaring bonfire and sing carols accompanied by the carillon bells. Bring your swim suit and money for concessions. Activities include swimming, art, games dance and more. No charge for photos taken with own camera $5 for souvenir photo. Program about animals and their ecosystems for children age 10-12 highlights owl-ology. Douglas Avenue United Methodist Church, 501 S. Featuring dozens of homemade cookies and candy of countless varieties. Bank of Springfield Center, 1 Convention Center Plaza, 80.ĭec 8-10, 15-17. Monticello Railroad Museum, 992 Iron Horse Place, Monticello, 762-9011.ĭec 8, 7pm. Hosted by the Monticello Chamber of Commerce. Enjoy a visit with Santa Claus while eating a kid-friendly sack lunch. Senior naturalists (ages 9-12) meet 1-4pm. Junior naturalists (ages 5-8) meet 9am-12pm. Gus and Flora Kerasotes YMCA, 4550 West Iles Ave., 679-1625.ĭec 2. Kids age 6-12 play, swim, dance and enjoy story time. Abraham Lincoln Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 745 Woodside Road, 585-9550.ĭec 2, 6-8:30pm. $30 per ticket for ages 7 and up in advance $40 at door. A night of fun for witches, wizards, muggles and squibs. Theme-related games, crafts, zoo discovery walk, and other fun learning activities for ages 5-6. Themed activities and crafts for ages 5+ and their families. Enjoy a children’s store, visits with Santa, face painting, Christmas caroling and more. Display features more than 100 Nativity sets. Downtown Springfield.ĭec 1-3, 2-7pm Fri, 12-4pm Sat-Sun. Featuring visits with Santa, horse-drawn carriage rides, History Comes Alive programming, shopping and more. $10 adults, $5 students, free to ages 12 and under. Concert by the Sangamon Valley Youth Symphony Junior Strings, Preparatory Orchestra and Sinfonia Orchestra. Nelson Center Ice Arena, Lincoln Park, 1601 N. Hosted by the Springfield Figure Skating Club. Orr Building, Illinois State Fairgrounds, 801 Sangamon Ave., 725-8047. $5 adults, $3 ages 3-12, free to ages 2 and under. Nine-day holiday event featuring more than 200 artistically decorated trees and wreaths Little Elves Workshop, Snapshots with Santa, live entertainment and more. Town and Country Bank, 3601 Wabash Ave., Springfield, 787-3100. Plus holiday activities, refreshments and more. Take family pictures with Santa and his sleigh and receive a complimentary digital photo. Springfield Ceramics and Crafts Club, 2626 S. Hosted by the Springfield Ceramics and Crafts Club. Annual event features gift items and holiday cookies. Monticello Railroad Museum, 992 Iron Horse Place, Monticello, 762-9011. Read along with the story as the Polar Express train makes its round-trip journey to the North Pole.
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