Events

What’s going on? In the Great Rivers & Routes region, it’s celebrating local brews with Craft Beer Week. Or turning your eyes to the skies for Eagle Watching. Taking a cruise along one of the region’s three great rivers. Sitting back and enjoying great outdoor concerts and live music.

And those are just a few of the countless events that fill up the calendar in the Great Rivers & Routes region. Whatever piques your interest, there’s an event for it.

Want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a few hundred of your best Irish (or Irish for the day) friends? We do that.

Looking to get spooked at a haunted house – that’s actually haunted? We do that.

Seeking the adrenaline rush of watching a rider try to stay on the back of a bucking bull for eight seconds? We do that.

See what else you can do by browsing the listing of events. See you soon!

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Sep 26th, 2026

The Riverside Flea Market features an ever-changing mix of antiques, handmade crafts, vintage finds, collectibles, and unique curiosities, perfect for anyone who loves the thrill of the hunt. Held the fourth weekend…
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Sep 26th, 2026

Calling all future farmers! Barnyard Buddies at Willoughby Heritage Farm gives kids ages 7 and up the chance to experience farm life firsthand on Saturday mornings from April through October.Each month features…
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Sep 26th, 2026

Step back in time and experience the rich history of Edwardsville during Voices of Our Past, Woodlawn Cemetery's annual living history fundraiser on Saturday, September 26!Guided by knowledgeable Woodlawn docents, guests will…
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Sep 26th, 2026

Creativity and mental health advocacy are returning once again in an inspiring collaboration between Mooneyham Art, Old Bakery Beer Company, and Centerstone. Alton Art Expo is a groundbreaking exhibition and community gathering…
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Sep 26th, 2026

Join Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) Archaeology Professor, Julie Zimmermann, on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 1-4 p.m. for Cahokia Mounds Interpretive Center's Fall Nature Culture Hike.This 3-hour hike introduces you to the…
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Sep 26th, 2026

Dubbed the “wettest county in the country,” Madison County, IL was a haven for bootleggers, rum runners and speakeasies. Prior to prohibition, Americans drank an average of 7 gallons of alcohol a…
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