The Night of the Luminaria in Galena shines each winter.
Watch model trains wind and weave through a small village of red, white and pink poinsettias during the Winter Flower & Train Show.
Shop til you drop at the One of a Kind Show and Sale in Chicago.
The boxed entertainment of board games brings laughter and family together on cold winter nights.
Recent research has shown that providing garden birds extra food during cold months helps ensure a more successful breeding season in the springtime.
There’s no better time than winter to visit Peoria, when we all long for a touch of the familiar and the comfortable. The fact this city has attractions galore doesn’t hurt, either.
Visitors to Southwestern Illinois look toward the skies each winter to spot bald eagles.
It’s all about jazz the first weekend of February when the 37th annual Central Illinois Jazz Festival takes the stage in Decatur.
Located on top of Chicago’s John Hancock Observatory, a 900-square-foot rink constructed of state-of-the-art synthetic ice gives visitors the chance to skate in the sky.
From December to March, bird watchers can find eagle-viewing opportunities in Alton including bald eagle tours and festivals.