“So You Want to be a Film Artist?” is a workshop designed to help local artists understand the process of how productions work and what these people need to know to be successful to license their work in film.
The target grant amount is about $10,000 per project and the total grant funding is $100,000. Priority will be given to Urbana’s Community Development Target Areas.
The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) reminds eligible taxpayers that they can claim back-to-school expenses for their K-12 students on their 2024 Illinois individual income tax returns.
The American Red Cross is in the midst of a national blood emergency, further exacerbated by the aftermath of Hurricane Debby and severe weather events across the country.
Visit the great team at Confidentially Yours – a women’s bra boutique located in Champaign for bras that fit and last.
Make Industrial Donuts your go-to back-to-school breakfast on the way to school.
The Danville Horseshoe Club will host the 2024 Illinois State Horseshoe Tournament at the Douglas Park Horseshoe Complex.
Green Island, the oldest restaurant in downtown Danville, has proudly been awarded a $5,000 grant from Downtown Danville Inc.
Artists’ Alley at The McKinley Foundation is presenting “In the Clouds,” an exhibition of mixed media art by local artist Ben Roughton.
This event is a great opportunities for those worried about their career or college future and can benefit upcoming students greatly.