Illinois Police Officers Memorial
401 S. 2nd St. , Springfield, IL 62704
Historic Sites
The Illinois Police Officers Memorial Committee was established in 1985. Our monument in Springfield, Illinois bears the names of the officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their communities. Every year on the first Thursday of May, we hold a ceremony to pay tribute to fallen officers and their families. We are grateful to all our contributors who have helped us keep these memories alive.
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Art Spectacular at the Carillon
Thomas Rees Memorial Carillon-Washington Park • Sep 12 – Sep 13 @ 10AM
Enjoy the craftsmanship of juried artists from around the U.S. who will present amazing, original artwork in 14 exciting media while enjoying the music of our…
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Women's Pro Baseball League Inagural Season at Robin Roberts Stadium
Robin Roberts Stadium • Aug 01 – Sep 22 @ 5PM
The WPBL plays their inaugural season at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield IL
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Old Capitol Farmers' Market in Downtown Springfield
Downtown Springfield-Corner of 4th & Adams St • May 13 – Oct 31 @ 8AM
Visit Springfield's longest-running and most popular Farmers Market in beautiful downtown Springfield.
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