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Farms with Flowers & Food Sunflower Mazes + Organic Blueberry Gardens I Spy 5 Architecture Tours High Brow Mansions to Minimal Mid-Century Welcome to the Weekend Friday Night, Saturday + Sunday Funday THEMED ADVENTURES 15 9 5
Quincy Pro Tips 1 FOOD + DRINK 3 4 6 7 MUSEUMS + ART
Downtown Quincy Summer Flavor Tours + Catfish Trail Mississippi Valley Wine Trail Quincy Dining Guide
FEATURED ADVERTISERS AG MUSEUM 1435 Boy Scout Rd / 217.430.3036
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Life with Mariah 72 Hours in Quincy / Mariah Haberman
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BoGo Pass to 12 Museums Art Hits the Wall: Mural Find
ARTS QUINCY 300 Civic Center Plaza, Ste 244 / 217.222.3432 artsquincy.org THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD 201 S 3rd / 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com OAKLEY LINDSAY CENTER 300 Civic Center Plaza / 217.223.1000 oakleylindsaycenter.com QUALITY INN & SUITES 225 S 4th / 217.224.8378 choicehotels.com QUINCY AXE COMPANY 625 Maine St, Suite 102 / 217.214.6883 quincyaxecompany.com QUINCY BREWING CO 110 N 6th St / 217.214.5512 quincybrewingcompany.com QUINCY MUSEUM 1601 Maine / 217.224.7669 thequincymuseum.org SCOTTIES FUN SPOT 8000 Broadway / 217.222.3868 scottiesfunspot.com SHAKER HILL 638 Maine / 217.653.6937 TIRAMISU 131 N 4th / 217.222.9560 tiramisuquincy.com VILLA KATHRINE 532 Gardner Expy / 217.224.3688 thevillakathrine.org
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to one of the prettiest cities the Midwest has ever known, hugging 50 miles of Mississippi River scenes to the west, and opening to 15 square miles of stunning architecture, intriguing history, and tantalizing food & drink options to the east. Quincy will envelope you in its natural beauty, artistic passion, and friendly community. We’ll provide the best way to see & do the things we love in town, and out, including Sunday Funday plans and Great River Road excursions in the scenic surrounds. Below are some exciting new highlights and pro tips for a fully immersive Quincy experience. Enjoy the inspiring pages that follow, Cheers!
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ARCHITECTURAL HOTSPOTS EAST END WALKING TOUR (p. 9) FOOD SUMMER FLAVOR TOURS (p. 4) WELCOME TO THE WEEKEND SUNDAY FUNDAY (p. 16) GET LOST SELF-CHECK KAYAK RENTALS (p. 19)
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Vibrant Dogwoods dazzle throughout the city each spring. Best enjoyed at the annual Dogwood Parade along Maine Street.
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The SeeQuincy Travel Magazine is an annual publication of Quincy Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. Promoting Adams, Pike & Hancock Counties in Western IL, in partnership with DCEO/ Illinois Office of Tourism. 532 Gardner Expressway / Quincy, IL 62301 / 217.214.3700 / 800.978.4748 / info@seequincy.com EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HOLLY CAIN / MARKETING MANAGER LORI TUTTLE / OFFICE MANAGER MEGAN MASTERMAN SeeQuincy.com SeeQuincyIL seequincyil Quincy Area Convention & Visitors Bureau SeeQuincy
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Salute! Downtown Quincy is home to a culinary smorgasbord of dining options. From American steakhouses & tangy barbeque joints, Korean fusion and farm-sourced fare, to bars with burgers & cheese- focused beer pubs. Tiramisu Ristorante Italiano, a beloved favorite of locals and visitors alike, has been a downtown cornerstone for over two decades. Open for lunch and dinner, with an extensive wine list to accompany. Try an individual Pizza Margherita for lunch or Ravioli Salsa Rosa with the famous house “pink” sauce for dinner. Owners, Ilija & Suzana Cucuk, above left, invite you to explore a little piece of Italy right in the center of the Midwest. Tiramisu is a participating venue of Summer Flavor Tours (p. 4), offering the dessert course of dreamy housemade tiramisu.
Slip on your favorite sunglasses and grab a friend or glide solo-- just remember to bring your appetite. The beckoning flavors of summer converge each June to August in downtown Quincy. Think: carefree Saturdays, warm breezes, brunch, cool cocktails and sweet endings, all created for you. Summer Flavor Tours stroll through historic streets hugging Washington Park, guided by friendly food hosts. Chefs share signature food & drink menus, representing six locally owned venues from an artisan coffee roaster to a swanky retro lounge. You’ll see incredible architecture along the way and meander through the Farmers Market and a local boutique shop. Flavor Tours conclude at the city’s only craft brewery, Quincy Brewing Company, where the owners’ passion for craft beer and historic downtown is evident the minute you walk in the door. QBCo offers exceptional ales, lagers and seltzers in an inviting, renovated space. Relax with one of 18 beers on tap in The Tasting Room or al fresco in The Garden. QBCo hosts Makers Markets, food truck events, trivia, bingo and other community festivities.
> FLAVOR TOURS accommodate up to 20 people + sell out quickly > Saturdays / June-Aug / 11am-2pm > 24-hr Reservations / SeeQuincy.com
Pop open a jar of Bloody Mary Pickles at the Quincy Farmers Market ! Fresh produce & flowers, honey & jams, breads & scratch made treats. Plus childrens’ activities, yoga and live music. Washington Park / 5th & Maine Saturdays 8am-1pm / May-Oct > thedistrictquincy.com
HEAR THE SIZZLE? It’s catfish in the kitchen, heartland style! Follow the Tri-County Catfish Trail to over 50 stops in three Western Illinois counties. From homey cafes on rural stretches to reimagined restaurants in downtown settings, the year-round trail is especially popular during Lent. Followers who visit 10 stops are awarded a fun prize. Menu teaser shown left: Crispy catfish with malt vinegar and caper sauce at
The Patio Restaurant & Lounge in downtown Quincy. Download or call for the Tri-County Catfish Trail Map SeeQuincy.com / 800.978.4748
Chefs serve 200 guests celebrating locally grown ingredients at the annual farm-to-table FEAST IN THE DISTRICT > thedistrictquincy.com
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FARMS WITH FLOWERS + FOOD AUTUMN MOON FAMILY FARM autumnmoonfamilyfarm.com 122 E MILL ST / MENDON / 217.779.7934 > open mid-Sept through Oct > pumpkin patch / old-fashioned, kid-friendly games > field trips / bonfires THE DISTRICT WINTER FARMERS MARKET thedistrictquincy.com Quincy Axe Company / 625 MAINE / 217.228.8696 (front entrance or rear courtyard via back parking lot) > Saturdays 9am-1pm, Jan-Apr > baked goods, seasonal items, meat, eggs + drink specials EDGEWOOD ORCHARDS edgewoodorchards.com 1628 EDGEWOOD ORCHARD LN / 217.223.2208 > pears, gala apples, jellies, pies, weekend apple cider slushies, pumpkins + great photo ops THE FARM STAND KITCHEN thefarmstandkitchen.com 403 E PARK ST / CAMP POINT > café, retail shop, organic blueberry & flower garden > breakfast + lunch served with produce grown sustainably onsite: Wed- Sat 7am-2pm > nearby neighbors: Village Vineyard & Winery *FOUR WINDS FARM four-winds-farm.com 3729 N 36TH / 217.257.1480 > 6-generation 1870s family farm + theme gardens > organic herbs, vegetables, fruit, flowers > teaching center: medicinal, culinary, wild edible herbs *adjoins Terripin Farms MILL CREEK FARM millcreekfarmquincy.com 2833 S 48TH / 217.222.8430 > corn maze, fresh produce, hayrides,pumpkin-picking QUINCY FARMERS MARKET May-Oct thedistrictquincy.com WASHINGTON PARK / 4TH & MAINE / 217.228.8696 > locally grown produce, homemade baked goods, flowers/plants, hand crafted items QUINCY TOWN CENTER FARMERS MARKET June-Oct 3347 QUINCY MALL (rear parking lot) / 217.223.8713 > locally grown produce & homemade baked goods *TERRIPIN FARMS terripinfarms.net 3729 N 36TH / 217.440.4678 > 2-acre sunflower maze + pick-your-own flower bouquet > farm stand: fresh produce, pickles, eggs, honey, herbs and jams from 15 area farms *adjoins Four Winds Farm WARSAW FARMERS MARKET May-Oct RALSTON PARK / 430 N 4TH ST / WARSAW > locally grown produce, homemade baked goods, handmade crafts
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Dipped Sugar Cookies / The Farm Stand Kitchen
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WINE TRAIL MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Seven family-owned wineries form the tapestery of our trail, from Nauvoo to Rockport, Illinois. Decompress & relax among friends while enjoying the bounty. Pick up a Wine Trail Guide at any of the wineries to start collecting stamps along the trail; visit all seven for a signature T-shirt or wine glass. BAXTER’S 2010 E PARLEY ST, NAUVOO 217.453.2528 nauvoowinery.com PRESS HOUSE 2142 N COUNTY RD 800, NAUVOO 217.453.2029 presshousewinery.com LAKE HILL | 1822 E COUNTY RD 1540, CARTHAGE 217.357.2675 lakehillwinery.com SPIRIT KNOB | 2211 E 640TH PL, URSA 217.964.2678 spiritknob.com VILLAGE VINEYARD | 337 N VERMONT, CAMP POINT 217.509.9463 villagevineyardandwinery.com 57&VINE at Pointe D’Vine | 276 HWY 57, QUINCY 217.656.3056 pointedvine.com HOPEWELL | 19048 US HWY 54, ROCKPORT 217.285.2759 hopewellwinery.com
Summer’s freshest picks, organic berry & flower gardens, sunflower mazes, homemade treats, and FALL in the Midwest. Quincy is the nucleus of a region populated by family farms and wineries. Area small farmers are dedicated to growing fruits and vegetables sustainably and love sharing their harvests. Dotting the rural landscape you’ll discover co-op farm stands & markets, pumpkin patches, and family-friendly events. A new venture that’s quickly blossomed into a local favorite is The Farm Stand Kitchen. What began as a hobby farm has evolved into a day-trip destination with a cozy café, organic blueberry garden (translates to housemade blueberry waffles!), and retail shop. Breakfast & lunch are created from scratch, using the produce grown onsite, with menu items like Cheesy Egg Toast-- signature egg salad with fresh herbs, piled high on country white bread and topped with cheddar cheese, broiled to perfection. More seasonal favorites : Edgewood Orchards frozen apple cider slushies, pick-your-own flower bouquets at Terripin Farms, Mill Creek Farm hayrides, and bonfires at Autumn Moon Family Farm.
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Big Bro’s BBQ & Catering Blessing Hospital Tea Room Blue Haven Cafe (airport) BoodaLu Steakhouse Buffalo Wild Wings Café J Chick’s On The River Coach House Down Home Pub D’s Diner Dunnbelly Bar & Bistro Fatbacks Smokin Racks BBQ Fazoli’s Grove Inn Hooey’s Tavern Wahlburgers at Hy-Vee Wahlburgers at Hy-Vee Just One More Bar & Grill Kelly’s
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Krazy Cakes LaGondola The Maine Course Mr. Bill’s Napoli’s Italian Restaurant (inside The Atrium) On the Rail Sports Bar & Grill O’Shea’s The Patio Platt Daddy BBQ Quincy Eagles Club (Fri dinners only) Riverside Smoke House & Grill The Score Board Silver Dollar Sprout’s Inn State Street Bar & Grill Tangerine Bowl Tasty J’s (inside the Cellar) Texas Roadhouse Thyme Square Café Tiramisu Tony’s Too (in Holiday Inn) Village Inn Winner’s Grill at Scotties Fun Spot
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WINKING’S MARKET ham & swiss on white
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THYME SQUARE CAFE farm-to-table breakfast
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Bailey’s Coffee & Fudge Baskin Robbins Carter’s Coffee Bar Carter’s Coffee Bar CC’s Coffee Bar Food Truck Dunkin Donuts Electric Fountain Brewing Ice Scream Roscoe & Vinnie’s Shaved Ice Smoothie King Starbucks Starbucks Starbucks Starbucks (in Target) Sweet Tweets Food Truck TCBY Tri State Sno Biz Tropical Smoothie Cafe Underbrink’s Bakery Wink’s Drinks The Yum Factory, Inc. Yummy’s Donut Palace
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2210 ALDO BLVD ART MODERNE / 1939 > Designed by local architect, Charles Behrensmeyer for his cousin, Clarence Gerdes > Unique blend of the architect’s interest in International style and Gerdes’ perspective as an employee of Michelmann Steel 300 EAST AVE / MARTIN & FRANCES GEISE HOUSE / PRAIRIE-CRAFTSMEN 1917 > Designed by notable architect Martin Geise for his family residence > Prairie School influences are evident in the low-pitched roof and limestone belt courses 2016 JERSEY / THEODORE POLING HOUSE / RICHARDSONIAN ROMANESQUE / 1890 > In 1889, Poling joined with several other prominent Quincyans to create the city’s first “garden” addition, where the streets followed the terrain in a winding fashion > Poling’s imposing stone home with its red-tiled roof was the centerpiece, designed by local architect, Harvey Chatten > Lawndale Subdivision continues today as an anchor for the East End Historic District
1601 MAINE / NEWCOMB-STILLWELL MANSION / RICHARDSONIAN ROMANESQUE / 1890 > 20,000 sq-ft home built for Richard Newcomb, Quincy Paper Co. president > Originally housed a wine cellar and bowling alley in the basement > Newcomb was one of four millionaires in Quincy at the time of his 1904 death > Now home of The Quincy Museum 217.224.7669 / thequincymuseum.org 1
EAST END WALKING TOUR > > 1 The East End Historic District encom- passes the area between 12th-24th Streets, from Maine to State. Every architectural style popular in the U.S. during the Civil War through the turn of the 21st century are represented. The tour begins at 16th & Maine. Once deemed “one of the ten most archi- tecturally-significant corners in the U.S.” by National Geographic Magazine, the intersection displays four prime examples of world class architecture, depicting designs prevalent of the era, beginning in 1852. The remaining eight properties are some of the most memorable structures in Quincy. Street parking is easy and free, as well as The Quincy Museum parking lot. (#1 on the tour). We ask you respect the residents, as most of the homes on the tour are privately owned. THE FAMOUS FOUR + 8 MORE SELF-GUIDED TOUR FEATURING 12 SHOWSTOPPERS
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1477 MAINE / FRENCH SECOND EMPIRE MANSARD ITALIANATE / 1866 > Built for owner of The Quincy House Hotel > Two of the last remaining historic gas lamps adorn the South passage, leading the way to the main house > Once owned by 1996 presidential hopeful, Morry Taylor 1550 MAINE / LORENZO & MARGARET BULL HOUSE / ITALIANATE / 1852 > Built for a prominent financier in the Italian Villa style with design roots originating in 13-14th century Italian farm houses > Now home to the Women’s City Club; original carriage house part of the Quincy Art Center at 1515 Jersey 217.223.5900 / quincyartcenter.org 1626 MAINE / WILLIAM WARFIELD HOUSE / RICHARDSONIAN ROMANESQUE & QUEEN ANNE / 1886 > Designed by J. Lyman Sylsbee for wholesale grocer, William Warfield > Stone imported from Minnesota; terra cotta ornament from Chicago > Inspiration for the Newcomb Mansion four years later 2084 MAINE / NEOCLASSICAL REVIVAL / FREDERICK & ANNA WILMS HOUSE / 1910 > 7,500-sq-ft mansion built for the president of Wilms, Wabash Coal Company > Opulent interior with freestanding staircase, Italian marble fireplaces & wine cellar > Now a vacation rental property: airbnb.com/rooms/46677203
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The city of Quincy has some of the most impressive architecture in Illinois, presenting a coveted compilation of well preserved structures and four National Register Historic Districts. We’ve gathered and sorted the vast array of properties to offer five ways to experience Quincy’s prolific structural history. All of the tours are self-guided, with the exception of Private Home Tours.
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EAST END WALKING TOUR > Featured, right ABUNDANT ARCHITECTURE > Collection of 30 unique styles, from a boat club moved by barge in the early 1900s to a Venetian-Gothic school that looks right out of a Gotham City movie set. MID MOD QUINCY > An immersive tour for Mid-Century Modern enthusiasts, featuring 30 prime examples from this marvelous era. MAINE STREET MILE > 60-minute tour of Quincy’s most notable thoroughfare. From Washington Park to Madison Park, explore the city’s two oldest parks and experience the cultural & culinary wonders in between. Easy to walk or bike. PRIVATE HOME TOURS > Want to get beyond the curb? Private Home Tours are customized for groups, large & small. Sixteen exceptional homes in the East End Historic District are among the selection. SeeQuincy will arrange all the details for you.
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COMING SOON: QUINCY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM quincychildrensmuseum.org collections everywhere you turn. Use the map on the following page to begin exploring on us with the BOGO Museum Pass . Buy One Admittance & Get the 2nd One Free. Quincy claims a dozen museums and counting, offering an A-List of themes from Abe, art & architecture, to agriculture, aviation & alcohol. There are places to learn about the city’s past & present and see unique private
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Circa 1890, THE QUINCY MUSEUM is a 20,000-sq-ft mansion set in the heart of Maine Street. The home was built for Richard Newcomb, one of Quincy’s four millionaires in 1904. Today, visitors are treated to tours of the first floor, restored in high style Victorian. The second & third floors feature rotating exhibits, and special events are held throughout the year.
The museums will check off as you go / Use this pass or request one 800.978.4748 / SeeQuincy.com
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1. VILLA KATHRINE thevillakathrine.org 532 GARDNER EXPY / 217.224.3688 Mon-Sat 9-5 / Sun 1-5 (closes at 4, Nov-Feb) $5 / Kids $2 2. THE HISTORY MUSEUM ON THE SQUARE hsqac.org 332 MAINE / 217.214.1888 Tues-Sat 10-4 / Free 3. LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE MUSEUM lincolndouglasdebatemuseum.com 128 N 5TH / Fri-Sat 10-4 (temp hours) Free 4. QUINCY UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MUSEUM quincyundergroundrailroad.org 415 JERSEY / 217.223.1800 Sat 1-4 (Apr-Nov) & by Appt / $3 5. DICK BROTHERS BREWERY MUSEUM dickbrothersbrewery.com 9TH & YORK 217.242.9567 / Appt only / Museum Free (Tunnel Tours 10 people/$100) 6. JOHN WOOD MANSION hsqac.org 425 S 12TH / 217.222.1835 Tues, Wed, Fri 9-2 Thur & Sat 10-4 $8 / Kids $4
7. QUINCY ART CENTER quincyartcenter.org 1515 JERSEY / 217.223.5900 Wed-Sat 11-6 + by Appt / Free 8. QUINCY MUSEUM thequincymuseum.org 1601 MAINE / 217.224.7669 Tues-Sun 1-5 (closed Nov, Jan-Mar, and holidays) $5 / Kids $3 9. ALL WARS MUSEUM quincyivh.org 1707 N 12TH / 217.222.8641 Tues-Sat 9-12 + 1-4 / Sun 1-4 (Apr-Nov) / Free 10. LOG CABIN VILLAGE logcabinvillagequincyil.com 1100 Quinsippi Island Rd / 217.223.9078 Guided Tours by Appt / Free 11. 1930s AG MUSEUM 1435 BOY SCOUT RD / 217.430.3036 217.430.9250 / by Appt only / Free 12. WORLD AEROSPACE MUSEUM jet-warbird.com 1645 HWY 104 | 217.885.3800 Tours Mon-Fri 10-4 + by Appt / Free
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THE VILLA KATHRINE is a Mediterranean castle overlooking the Mississippi, com- plete with an interior courtyard and reflecting pool. Inspired by the global travels of the home’s original owner, the Villa was built in 1900 at a cost of $7,000. Today, the property serves as Quincy’s Tourist Info Center and is open for year-round tours, with SeeQuincy offices on the upper level. A new walking path affords sweeping river views.
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Learn about the evolution of farming in the Midwest. The 1930s AG MUSEUM features a private collection of 4,000 John Deere and farmstead items. Individual & group tours available by appointment along with an educational video depicting farm life in the Midwest during the 1930s.
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Mural Find & Dine ART HITS THE WALL
Home of America’s first arts council, Arts Quincy, the city has been named one of the “Most Artistic Towns” in the U.S. by Expedia, twice . Arts Quincy’s 55 partner organizations offer year-round creative outlets and enjoyment of the fine arts from Great River Eagle Days to the Civil War Symposium, Blues in the District to ArtFest. The city boasts a top-notch symphony and community theatre.
To celebrate art in a big way, we’ve gathered a set of 24 of murals + nearby eats
The 10-mile route showcases broad sections of the city, winding through the riverfront & downtown, the North End & German Historic District, the Illinois Veterans’ Home and past the Monckton Mansion.
Some of the works are “ghost” murals, weathered by the elements and years, still offering intriguing glimpses of the businesses and families they once represented. Others are newer pieces borne of community revitalization initiatives, enlivening the outdoor atmosphere of public spaces. Enjoy the sneak peek here + the full MURAL FIND & DINE GUIDE > SeeQuincy.com / 800.978.4748
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FEATURED MURAL: Creation / ARTIST: Mick Crist, 2019 / Alley off Maine Street (between 7th & 8th St)
Explore Arts Quincy’s 15 public art locations featuring a sculpture tour and murals . Visit artsquincy.org to discover events.
BOODALU STEAKHOUSE Cocktails + Dinner 117 Hampshire / 217.222.3100 Focus ARTIST: Jennifer Bock-Nelson 2013 / 115 N 4TH
QUINCY COMMUNITY THEATRE / photo courtesy Julie Ginos
THE OAKLEY LINDSAY CENTER is a multi-million dollar performing arts & convention center complex that includes the 500-seat Quincy Community Theatre, the 30,000 sq-ft McClain-Kent Hall, a dramatic lobby plus smaller conference or party rooms. The OLC is a leader in the Tri-state area offering professional meeting planning services for events of all sizes and is conveniently located in downtown Quincy just three blocks from the Mississippi.
TIRAMISU Lunch + Dinner 131 N 4th / 217.222.9560 In the Evening Air ARTIST: Jeffrey Bruce 2019 / 403 HAMPSHIRE
HELP SAVE THE Historic WASHINGTON THEATRE Circa 1924, this incredible structure is considered one of the most elegant of its time. Special events are now held to help restore it to its glory. 427 Hampshire quincywashingtontheatre.org
Star Spangled ARTIST: Andrew Hogge, 2015 116 N 8TH (American Legion building)
POPP’N ON MAINE 917 Maine / Popcorn + Snacks 217.214.7670
I Love Calftown ARTISTS: Angelo Joseph + friends, 2013 838 S 8TH
CALFTOWN COFFEEHOUSE Coffee + Lunch 432 S 8th / 217.214.7953
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UNDERBRINK’S BAKERY Breakfast Pastry 1627 COLLEGE / 217.222.1831 underbrinks.com BIKE QUINCY Free Bike Rental seequincy.com VILLA KATHRINE / 532 GARDNER EXPY call: 800.978.4748 or text: 217.242.3728 FARMERS MARKET Coffee WASHINGTON PARK / 5TH & MAINE Sat’s / June-Oct / 8am-1pm thedistrictquincy.com LINCOLN TRAIL begin at Washington Park Lincoln in Quincy Guide > seequincy.com + UNDERGROUND RAILROAD MUSEUM 415 JERSEY / 217.223.1800 / Sat 1-4 (Apr-Nov) quincyundergroundrailroad.org WINKING’S MARKET Picnic Lunch at River 416 S 4TH / 217.223.4764 CLAT ADAMS PARK / 201 N FRONT MAINE STREET MILE + PRIVATE HOME TOURS Cruise Quincy’s Maine St en route to custom home tours in the East End Historic District. > Maine Street Mile Guide + Private Home Tours Reservations / seequincy.com MAID-RITE Iconic grub to tide you over 507 N 12TH / 217.222.9767 EVENING KAYAKING on Quincy Bay KESLER PARK / 800 BONANSINGA DR Self-guided rentals / rent.fun/quincy-il 800.978.4748 GEM CITY PIZZERIA Classic Quincy Pie
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THE DOCK 1021 BONANSINGA / 217.223.9748 thedockthatrocks.com Cold Beer in a Cocktail Bucket + Live Music (most weekends) KELLY’S TAVERN 2902 BROADWAY / 217.222.5579 kellysquincy.com Sunday Specials > Bloody Marys / Margaritas / Prime Rib Sliders THE PATIO RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 401 JERSEY / 217.222.1281 quincypatio.com Sunday Brunch > Fluffy House Waffles + Mimosas QUINCY BREWING CO 110 N 6TH / 217.214.5512 quincybrewingcompany.com Craft Beer al fresco in The Beer Garden THE RATSKELLER 929 YORK / 217.242.9567 dickbrothersbrewery.com The Jungle Bird > Dark Rum, Campari, Pineapple, Lime + Simple THYME SQUARE CAFE 615 HAMPSHIRE / 217.224.3515 thymesquarecafe.net Bloody Mary > Cooked, pickled, cured & smoked IN HOUSE: tomatoes, cucumbers, bacon TOWER OF PIZZA 2701 BROADWAY / 217.224.6030 quincyfoodandfun.com Frozen Marg + Mini Chimi or Loaded Pizza 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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LIFE WITH MARIAH 72 hours in Quincy
DAY 2 [cont.]: Next, we paid a visit to Quincy Axe Company . Channeling our inner lumberjacks/ninjas, we tried our hand at axe and knife throwing. There was also giant beer pong, jenga, corn hole, and darts. This stop was definitely a highlight for the both of us! For dinner, we wanted to try a local favorite— Tiramisu , renowned for its authentic Italian cuisine and inviting ambiance. The Parmesan Risotto and Four-Cheese Pizza were *chef’s kiss*.
Travel with Mariah Haberman! A lifestyle influencer and digital creator based in Kansas City, Mariah covers solo travel ideas on Life with Mariah . She’s been featured in HuffPost and selected to In Business Magazine’s list of 40 Under 40. When she’s not musing about travel and style, Mariah is likely exploring the Kansas City area with her husband, Eric. Enjoy the couple’s summer adventure to Quincy, and see the full article on lifewithmmaria.com + follow on Instagram @mariahhaberman. “Here’s the spoiler: Quincy stole our hearts– unequivocally!–with its historic charm and natural beauty. From the moment we rolled into town, we were captivated by the architecture, which is what I think most defines Quincy’s character.” DAY 2: Historic Washington Park . The Mid- summer Arts Faire and Farmer’s Market welcomed us with local art, live perfor- mances, and farm-fresh produce. Next up: Guided Summer Flavor Tours! (highly recommend). Three delightful hours hopping between culinary gems, including: Electric Fountain Brewing Coffee : The Electric Larry. Krazy Cakes Cafe : Any of the desserts. Literally any . The Patio Restaurant & Lounge : An Old-Fashioned (peep the Gucci wallpaper). Quincy Brewing Company : Black Cherry Mango.
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DAY 3: Hidden gems in the nearby towns of Nauvoo & Warsaw, IL. First up, Warsaw Brewery , home of the colossal Bloody Mary Tower. After lunch we walked the grounds of the historic brewery, perched on the Mississippi bluffs along the Great River Road. Next, we journeyed to the Joseph Smith Historic Site in Nauvoo, a place of great historical significance for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Much bigger than I expected: there are historic homes, shops, plus the beautifully restored Nauvoo Temple. We decided to book an off-grid stay in Nauvoo, too. Enter: Ten Acres Treehouses , a whimsical treehouse village. We stayed at “Captain’s Quarters,” a secluded 400-square-foot treehouse in the middle of the forest. Surrounded by nature, we were greeted by two sweet black labs, Paris and London, who showed us to our home for the night. A truly unique experience–you’ll even get to shower on the porch under the trees! To conclude our Quincy area adventure, we toasted our unforgettable trip at Press House Winery . We learned of the family’s 100-year wine- making history while we sipped on about 17 different kinds of wine. Afterward, Eric and I took a lovely little stroll out in the vineyards.
DAY 1: Eric and I kicked off our Quincy experience by checking into the Mansion on Maine —a statuesque historic home rental built in 1910. To explore the city’s architecture, we hopped on a pair of bikes—free at the Villa Kathrine , a breathtaking Moroccan-style castle with sweeping Mississippi River views and arguably Quincy’s crown jewel. For dinner, we indulged at The Maine Course in downtown Quincy. Chef Kevin Minnick served coconut curried cauliflower, filet of beef and blue - berry cheesecake–easily claiming a spot in our top five all-time favorite meals. As an added treat, Chef Minnick shared a selection of tastings from his collection of over 500 whiskeys.
The Midwest never ceases to amaze me with its hidden treasures, and Quincy is a perfect example of that. I have a hunch more adventurers like me will soon come to appreciate the awe-inspiring beauty this city has to offer. -Mariah lifewithmariah.com
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OUTSKIRTS Head to the Quincy is truly in the heartland of America, fortunate to be surrounded by enclaves of wildlife, rivers & lakes, and miles of wide open spaces.
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The list of 10 below are all Quincy locations
1. KAYAK QUINCY KESLER PARK / 800 BONANSINGA DR / rent.fun/quincy-il Explore the Quincy Bay & Mississippi River with self-checkout kayaks. $25 for 2 hours, and $15/hour after that. Open sunup to sundown; must be 18 or older to rent > 800.978.4748 2. QUINSIPPI ISLAND 1100 QUINSIPPI ISLAND RD / quincyparkdistrict.com Unique island park with 130 acres, small beach, Log Cabin Village, and marina. Access through All America Park at Front & Cedar then cross the narrow bridge. 3. BOB BANGERT PARK 1925 BONANSINGA DR quincyparkdistrict.com Wetlands, summer nature programs, shore fishing + boat ramp. 4. BEN BUMBREY RIVERVIEW PARK 1001 N 2ND / quincyparkdistrict.com One of three continuous parks with rock-lined roadways on Quincy’s north side. Star of the show: breathtaking views of the Mississippi River. 5. GARDNER PARK NATURE TRAILS 3RD & LOCUST / quincyparkdistrict.com Three miles of hiking, running, and mountain biking experiences, with forested habitat, wildlife and rocky areas + astounding topography & views. 6. BILL KLINGNER TRAIL 2533 N 18TH / quincyparkdistrict.com Walking, bicycling and running: 3-mile asphalt trail, stretching from the riverfront to N 24th. Pedestrian traffic only; open from dawn to dusk. 7. STONE ARCH BRIDGE 1700 BLOCK OF SOUTH 8TH Historic stone bridge built circa 1899, spanning Curtis Creek on S 8th. 8. INDIAN MOUNDS PARK 1500 S 5TH / quincyparkdistrict.com The Native American Burial Mounds in Quincy is one of the best preserved complexes still evident in the Upper Mississippi River Valley. Timeline panels guide the way: 37 acres and 23 mounds, dating from 200 BCE-1000 CE. 9. NATURE TRAILS EAST 3420 KOCHS LN / quincyparkdistrict.com NEW! 15 acres of nature trails and wildlife running parallel to Cedar Creek, from 25th St to 36th St and Kochs Lane. 10. SPRING VALLEY TRAILS & ARBORETUM 1301 S 48TH / jwcc.edu A delightful find, three small trails on the southeast side of the John Wood Community College campus provide a secluded excursion with wildflower & butterfly gardens, wildlife, and outdoor games.
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1. EAGLE WATCHING LOCK & DAM 21 909 W LOCK & DAM RD, QUINCY / 217.222.0918 On the National Register of Historic Places, built 1938. Covers 1,075 acres along the Mississippi. Prime bald eagle viewing (boat ramp provides the best spot) + seasonal observation deck. 2. FALL CREEK STATE PARK 1130 N 223RD LN, PAYSON / dnr.illinois.gov Historic stone arch bridge (pedestrian traffic), circa 1855. 223 acres of woods, creek, waterfalls, wildlife + scenic overlook. 3. HEARTLAND LODGE 10236 393RD, NEBO / heartlandlodge.com A Polaris adventure destination and largest ATV/UTV park in IL with 80+ miles of trails. Bring your own off-road vehicle or rent a side-by-side. Horseback riding, hayrides, mountain bikes. 4. LAKE PITTSFIELD 2 MILES EAST OF US 54 & 1.5 MILES NORTH OF IL 106, Pittsfield / pittsfieldil.org 480-acre recreational park with 200-acre lake. Boating, fishing, camping, hiking, picnicking, shelters. 5. SILOAM SPRINGS STATE PARK 938 E 3003RD LN, CLAYTON / dnr.state.il.us 3,323-acre site with wooded terrain, forested gullies, wildflowers and sparkling lake. Ideal for fishing, boating, picnicking, hiking, bird watching, and camping.
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WHAT’S YOUR GAME?
PICKLEBALL FUN FACTS: Pickleball was invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, a short ferry ride from Seattle, WA. Three dads– Joel Pritchard, Bill Bell, and Barney McCallum, whose kids were bored with their usual summer activities are credited for creating the game. The USAPA estimates there are now over 4,000,000 players actively playing the sport. Quincy Park District offers a total of 18 pickleball courts.
Let’s goooooo! Quincy offers a slew of recreational activities sure to boost your dopamine levels. Whether you prefer to work up a sweat by a competitive game of pickleball or cool off paddle-boating on Moorman Lake, we have the fit for you. Below are 15 highlights to get you started. Check out SeeQuincy.com + QuincyParkDistrict.com for full details of venues and events.
SCOTTIES FUN SPOT is the tri-state area’s premier fun zone. The venue offers go karts, 19-hole accessible mini golf, mini lane bowling, 4000 sq-ft laser tag arena, roller skating, giant arcade, bumper cars, Ball-O-City, and 9-hole indoor cosmic golf. An absolute must while at Scotties: homemade pizza at Winner’s Grill > scottiesfunspot.com Escape and destress at QUINCY AXE COMPANY , offering an unforgettable axe/knife throwing experience for all skill levels. Plus giant jenga, corn hole & darts. Located in downtown Quincy, the venue is the only World Axe Throwing League (WATL) and World Knife Throwing League (WKTL) certified company in the city. Bonus: Snack + Drink Bar onsite > quincyaxecompany.com
PIRATE TREASURE COSMIC GOLF
2024 SPORTING EVENTS QHS SHOOTOUT Jan 19-20 QUINCY HOOPFEST BASKETBALL TOURN Mar 9 AMERICAN CUE SPORTS BILLIARDS TOURN Mar 10-17
Art Keller Marina 1009 Quinsippi Island Rd Berrian Park 1200 N 13th Madison Park 2400 Maine Indian Mounds Pool 1500 S 5th Kesler Park 800 Bonansinga Dr Lincoln Park 1231 Bonansinga Dr Moorman Park 1610 Moorman Park South Park 1331 S 11th Washington Park 101 N 5th Westview Golf Course 2150 S 36th Reservoir Park 2249 Chestnut
WHERE TO PLAY With 30 parks + 1,000 acres of parkland, it’s tough to recommend which Quincy parks to play in. Here’s a partial list of insider matches. Many parks have multiple activities to offer. Explore the full spectrum of park activities + locations: QuincyParkDistrict.com
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BATTING CAGE Moorman Park DISC GOLF Moorman + South Park FITNESS EQUIPMENT South Park GA GA BALL PIT Madison Park GOLF (27-HOLE) Westview Golf Course HORSESHOES Berrian + South Park KAYAKS Kesler + Moorman Park MINI GOLF Moorman Park PADDLE BOATS Moorman Park PICKLEBALL Berrian + Moorman Park PLAYGROUND Kesler, Lincoln + Madison Park
ATA REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Mar 22-23 Q-TOWN BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS Apr-Jul THE ULTIMATE BRICK SHOW May 4-5
BRIDGE THE GAP TO HEATH RACE May 11 FISHING FOR FREEDOM May 31-June 2 QUINCY DERBY June 14-15 PEPSI LITTLE PEOPLE’S GOLF June 16-19 FRIENDS OF THE TRAILS ULTIMATE RIDE July 13 GREATER MIDWEST POOL PLAYERS ASSOC. JR. TOURN July 8-14 HOOPS MIDWEST BASKETBALL TOURN July 27-28 TRI STATE WARRIOR RUN Oct 27 YMCA TURKEY RUN Nov 28
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From the east end to the river, small hotels to internationally known chains, Quincy offers accommodations to suit all budgets and needs.
EVAN & REAGAN GO SHOPPING
PET-FRIENDLY QUINCY We’ve got sunshine, on a cloudy day Downtown Quincy is saturated with locally-owned, friendly shops, from Maine Street merchants welcoming savvy thrifters (and pets) to museums stocking
With the Mississippi nearby, THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD offers comfortable modern spaces in close proximity to downtown Quincy attractions. Accom- modations feature classically designed rooms & suites outfitted with free WiFi & flat screens with satellite channels, microwaves & mini fridges. Site amenities include fitness room, indoor pool, atrium bar, and Napoli’s Italian Restaurant. As the largest hotel in the city, The Atrium facilitates corporate & social groups of all sizes, with 17,500 sq ft of event space and meeting & catering teams. THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD 201 S 3RD / 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com
fun Quincy gear. In fact, there are over 50 locations throughout the city that love opening their doors to furry patrons. The Pet-Friendly Quincy Guide includes Shopping with your BFF, Paw-Friendly Patios, Pup Parks, Pet-Friendly Stays, Boarding/Daycare + Shelter Pals. So, load up your best fur friend and make a day of it! Watch for the SeeQuincy seal on water bowls and shop windows around town. DOWNLOAD OR CALL FOR > PET-FRIENDLY QUINCY SEEQUINCY.COM / 800.978.4748
Holiday Inn lobby
QUALITY INN & SUITES is a downtown Quincy hotel offering a wide variety of amenities and friendly service. The convenient location affords a short stroll to locally owned bars, restaurants, shops, museums and theater. The Mississippi River is a 7-minute walk away. Quality Inn is a family-friendly hotel with high reviews for cleanliness and affordability. Amenities include a fitness center, shared lounge, and complimentary hot breakfast. QUALITY INN & SUITES 225 S 4TH / 217.224.8378 choicehotels.com
Evan and his faithful pal Reagan peruse SHAKER HILL’S sunny corner for cool deals on vintage goods. The shop faces Maine Street in Quincy’s historic downtown, specializing in antique & retro home decor, furniture, books, and loads of charming items. The owner sources
unique finds to offer at sweet prices. SHAKER HILL 638 MAINE / 217.653.6937 FRI-SAT / 10AM-5PM OR BY APPOINTMENT SEEQUINCY GEAR
QUINCY ACCOMMODATIONS > FULL TRI-COUNTY LIST ON SEEQUINCY.COM AMERICINN 4122 BROADWAY / 217.228.2700 wyndhamhotels.com THE ATRIUM HOTEL ON THIRD 201 S 3RD / 217.222.2666 theatriumhotelonthird.com BEL-AIRE MOTEL 2314 N 12TH / 217.223.1356 FAIRFIELD INN 4415 BROADWAY / 217.223.5922 marriott.com HOLIDAY INN 4821 OAK / 217.223.7800 ihg.com LIGHTHOUSE LANE BED & BREAKFAST 3404 STATE / 217.257.5101 lighthouselanebnb.com
Available in the Villa Kathrine gift shop or online > SeeQuincy.com > T-shirts / Visors > Coffee mugs / Shot glasses > Phone wallets / Frisbees > Postcards > Quincy Architecture Books VILLA KATHRINE / 532 GARDNER EXPY 800.978.4748 Mon-Sat 9-5 / Sun 1-5 (Nov-Mar: closes at 4) St. Louis reporter Damon Arnold sports a Quincy shirt getting his candy cigarette fix at Winking’s Market / 416 S 4th
MICROTEL INN & SUITES 200 S 3RD / 217.222.5620 wyndhamhotels.com QUALITY INN & SUITES 225 S 4TH / 217.224.8378 choicehotels.com QUINCY INN & SUITES 224 N 36TH / 217.617.4282 quincyinnandsuitesil.com STONEY CREEK HOTEL 3809 BROADWAY / 217.223.2255 stoneycreekhotels.com TOWN & COUNTRY INN & SUITES 110 N 54TH / 217.214.0400 tandcinn.com
Wednesday, one of our Shelter Pals, at District Designs, 117 N 4th
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2024 ANNUAL EVENTS > COLOR CODED BY AREA QUINCY NAUVOO PITTSFIELD
2024 ANNUAL EVENTS > COLOR CODED BY AREA QUINCY NAUVOO PITTSFIELD
WINTER FARMERS MARKET Quincy Axe Co. / Sat’s Jan 6-Apr 27 QUINCY AREA BRIDAL MAGAZINE EXPO Oakley Lindsay Center / Jan 13
HANCOCK CO INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION Carthage / July 4 FRIENDS OF THE TRAILS ULTIMATE RIDE The Dock / July 13 HOOPS MIDWEST BASKETBALL TOURN Quincy / July 27-28 NAUVOO & BRITISH PAGEANTS Partridge & Mulholland St / July 9- Aug 3 HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR Augusta / July 17-20 ADAMS COUNTY FAIR Mendon / July 31- Aug 4 WESTERN IL THRESHERS Hamilton / Aug 2-4 LAHARPE CLASSIC CAR SHOW LaHarpe Mayor Memorial Park / Aug 3 PLYMOUTH OLD SETTLERS DAYS Plymouth Park / Aug 16-18 CARTHAGE VETERINARY SERVICES SWINE CONFERENCE Oakley Lindsay Ctr / Aug 27 NAUVOO GRAPE FESTIVAL Nauvoo / Aug 30-Sept 1 FIELD OF HONOR Quincy / Sept 6-9 FRONTIER SETTLEMENT DAY Quinsippi Island / Sept 14 THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL Quincy Community Theatre / Sept 13-15, 19-22
QHS SHOOTOUT Baldwin Gymnasium / Jan 19-20 LEGACY SHOWCASE Legacy Theater / Jan 20
GREAT RIVER EAGLE DAYS Oakley Lindsay Center / Jan 27-28 BEEF ASSOCIATION CATTLEMAN’S BALL Ambiance / Feb 3 LIVERPOOL LEGENDS Legacy Theater / Feb 17 MATILDA Quincy Community Theatre / Feb 16-18, 22-25 NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACT SHOW Eagles Club / Feb 17 HAIRBALL 2024 Oakley Lindsay Center / Feb 17 WGEM HOME & LIVING SHOW Oakley Lindsay Center / Mar 2-3 BEE GEES GOLD Legacy Theater / Mar 9 QUINCY HOOPFEST BASKETBALL TOURN Quincy University / Mar 9 THE DISTRICT ST. PATRICK'S PUB CRAWL The District / Mar 9 MONSTER OF A GARAGE SALE Oakley Lindsay Center / Mar 9 AMERICAN CUE SPORTS BILLIARDS TOURN Oakley Lindsay Center / Mar 10-17 ST. PATTY’S DAY PARTY Lake Hill Winery / Mar 16 ATA REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Oakley Lindsay Center / Mar 22-23 FOOD TRUCK FUN FEST Oakley Lindsay Center / Apr 6 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE Quincy Community Theatre / Apr 19-21, 25-28 Q-TOWN BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS Moorman Wavering Park / Apr-July
COMMUNITY FEAST The District / Sept 15 ART FEST Quincy Art Center / Sept 21 OKTOBERFEST Dick Brothers Brewery District / Sept 28 MUTT STRUT South Park / Sept 28
ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS Legacy Theater / Sept 29 BARRY APPLE FESTIVAL Downtown Barry / Oct 4-6 WOODLAND CEMETERY TOURS Woodland Cemetery / Sat’s Oct + Halloween FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL Quincy Museum / Oct 5 EARLY TIN DUSTERS STREET RODS FALL COLOR RUN Washington Park/Moorman Park / Oct 18-20 QUINCY PRESERVES FALL HOMES TOUR Various Locations / Oct 19 OCTOBERFEST PARADE & COMPETITION Maine St / Oct 19 AN EVENING WITH GARTH & TRISHA Legacy Theater / Oct 19 FALL PICKIN’S Pike County various locations / Oct 19-20 TRICK OR TREAT The District / Oct 26 NAUVOO PUMPKIN WALK Nauvoo / Oct 26 TRI STATE WARRIOR RUN Quincy Veteran’s Home / Oct 27 GIRLS NIGHT OUT Pittsfield Square / Nov 7 CHRISTKINDL MARKET Dick Brothers Brewery / Nov 8-10 QUINCY CRAFT AND CHRISTMAS MARKET Oakley Lindsay Center / Nov 8-10 VETERANS DAY CEREMONY Carthage / Nov 11 ROCKAPELLA CHRISTMAS Legacy Theater / Nov 23 QUINCY SERVICE LEAGUE’S HOLIDAY SHOW Oakley Lindsay Center / Nov 23-24 YMCA TURKEY RUN YMCA / Nov 28 LIGHT THE PARK Washington Park / Nov 30 CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT TOURS John Wood Mansion / Wkds Dec CINDERELLA Quincy Community Theater / Dec 5-8, 12-15 FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS Moorman Wavering Parks / Nov 23-Dec 31 CARTHAGE CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Carthage / Dec 5 DEER SANTA FESTIVAL Pittsfield Square / Dec 8 THE GAMBLER RETURNS: KENNY ROGERS CHRISTMAS Legacy Theater / Dec 14
VEGAS MCGRAW Legacy Theater / Apr 20 JOHNNY MAGIC Legacy Theater / May 3 QUINCY FARMERS MARKET Washington Park / Sat’s May-Oct DOGWOOD PARADE Maine Street / May 4 DOGWOOD PARADE PARTY Lorenzo Bull house / May 4 THE ULTIMATE BRICK SHOW Oakley Lindsay Center / May 4-5 MAYFEST Dick Brothers Brewery / May 11 BRIDGE THE GAP TO HEATH RACE Clat Adams Park / May 11 QUEEN FLASH Legacy Theater / May 11 FLAVOR FOOD TOURS Downtown Quincy / Saturdays June-Aug
BLUES IN THE DISTRICT Washington Park / June 14, 28 / July 12, 26 / Aug 9, 23 FISHING FOR FREEDOM Oakley Lindsay Center + Kesler Park / May 31-June 2 GERMANFEST South Park / May 31-June 1 LINCOLN DAYS CIVIL WAR RE-ENACTMENT Lake Pittsfield / June 1-2 CARTHAGE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Carthage Courthouse Square / June 1 ILLINOIS GOLDWING RIDERS Quincy / June 6-8 JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION Oakley Lindsay Center/Washington Park / June 14-15 QUINCY DERBY Bob Mays Park / June 14-15 PEPSI LITTLE PEOPLE’S GOLF Westview Golf Course / June 16-19 TWITTY & LYNN Legacy Theatre / June 22 MIDSUMMER ARTS FAIRE Washington Park / June 21-23 GREATER MIDWEST POOL PLAYERS ASSOC. JR. TOURN Oakley Lindsay Center / July 8-14 NEWSIES Quincy Community Theatre / July 19-21, 25-28 FREEDOM FEST Clat Adams Park / July 3-4
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