Presented annually by 40 North | 88 West, the Boneyard Arts Festival showcases a wide range of artists from the Champaign County area. This year the Urbana Elementary Fine Arts Program, in conjunction with The Urbana Free Library, is exhibiting student work through a variety of displays and performances.
This meeting has been cancelled.
UC2B is an inter-governmental body. The University of Illinois serves as its administrative agent.
More information is available at the website: www.uc2b.net
One of Broadway’s most beloved musicals is coming to Urbana Middle School. Set in Iowa, The Music Man Jr. is an adaptation of Meredith Willson’s classic, funny story about a bygone era and endearing, small-town charm.
Are you Money Smart? Money doesn’t come with instructions, and that’s why banks, businesses, schools, libraries and lots of others are joining together to help support financial education during Illinois’s fifth annual Money Smart Week – April 2nd through the 9th.
City Building Executive Conference Room.
UC2B is an inter-governmental body. The University of Illinois serves as its administrative agent.
More information is available at the website: www.uc2b.net
Public Meeting to follow the 6:00pm meeting at the Urbana Civic Center with a discussion related specifically to public art.
Boneyard Creek Improvements Project
Creepy chills and comic spills abound in the 2011 Urbana High School spring musical, Little Shop of Horrors.
All applicants for Consolidated Social Service Funding must attend one of the Technical Assistance Training sessions:
The training location for the Noon meeting has been changed to the Urbana Civic Center, 108 East Water Street, Urbana. The location for the 5:30pm training is still in the Council Chambers.
7th Meeting of the Stormwater Advisory Committee (SWAC) to be held at the Urbana Civic Center.
The SWAC will provide input on various program priorities and on issues such as selection of a rate base. This group will meet and will discuss specific issues, in many cases talking through a policy issue and making a recommendation as to a preferred approach on the issue. Policy issue papers will record these recommendations to the City.
Children in Champaign County are invited to join millions of their peers across the country in celebration of the area’s 11th annual National Education Association (NEA) Read Across America Day. The theme of the local celebration this year is “Recipe for Success: Crack Open a Good Book!”
The event is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 5 at Lincoln Square in Urbana, featuring more than 30 hands-on literacy related activities. Rotary volunteers will host “Rock and Read” stations, plus there are celebrity greeters and storytellers, parent and toddler areas, and readings in many other languages, including French, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, German Korean, Japanese and Hebrew.
The first 1,000 children will receive a free sports tote bag and a new book, paid for by participating sponsors.
