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January 2020
Jan 21: Prepare For Your Financial Future
We’re living longer than ever, but can we afford it? Patti Laird answers that question at this free workshop.
Find out more »Jan 24: Free Movie at the Star Theatre – Old Fashioned
The Star Theatre presents another free Christian movie: Old Fashioned. A reformed frat boy opens an antique store in a college town, and falls for the free-spirited girl who moves into the apartment above his shop.
Find out more »Jan 25: Meet a Sloth, Alligator, & Tons More!
The Wildlife Festival is back and better than ever! Meet a sloth, alligator, porcupine, armadillo, opossum, giant lizard, a giant python, tarantula, and so much more!
Find out more »Jan 26: Meet a Sloth, Alligator, & Tons More!
The Wildlife Festival is back and better than ever! Meet a sloth, alligator, porcupine, armadillo, opossum, giant lizard, a giant python, tarantula, and so much more!
Find out more »Jan 26: A Frozen Grief Journey
The event will use activities related to the movie “Frozen” and from the new movie, "Frozen II" to help children process their grief related to the death of a loved one.
Find out more »Jan 28: Music of Aileeah Colgan
Colgan has received recognition from Billboard Magazine, Country Rebel and Whiskey Riff. She was voted the top country act in the state of Illinois by the national Country Showdown talent competition.
Find out more »Jan 29: Pre-IceFest Carve-Off Battle
Two carvers battle to create the coolest sculpture in just 30 minutes. Who will have the coolest carving?
Find out more »Jan 30: Historical Society January Meeting
Doug Warnock will be guest speaker at the January meeting of Franklin County Historical Society.
Find out more »Jan 30: IceFest 2020 Ribbon Cutting
The official kick-off of IceFest 2020 on the southwest quad of the square near the 11/30 Visitors' Center!
Find out more »Jan 31: IceFest 2020 Snowfall Ball & Glass Works
Pull out your favorite scarf and mittens, bundle the kids up and be sure to grab your camera; you won’t want to miss the faces of those that sit upon the giant ice throne for the first time or stand beside their favorite sculpture.
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