Events/venues in Ottawa, IL

Join us under the sparkling lights of historic downtown Ottawa, Illinois for the Ottawa Chris Kringle Market. The Chris Kringle Market takes place in downtown Ottawa weekends start...

Follow this page to stay up to date on all of the fun things planned for this years Ottawa Fall Fest & Parade!

Ottawa's Family Pride Festival celebrates Pride in the heart of the Illinois Valley!

Join us October 4th for a fun-filled day of family-friendly activities at this fall festival!

Welcome to the page of the LaSalle County Junior Fair! 2026 Fair date: July 9th-12th

Run Today For Tomorrow, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds to assist the local community with mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and access to ca...

The mission of the Ottawa Center for the Arts is to inspire creativity, preserve historic architecture, and enrich the community through the performing and visual arts.

Ottawa’s annual Festival of Lights Parade the Friday after Thanksgiving! Stay updated on parade info, staging, volunteers, and event highlights. Join us as we kick off the holiday ...

A concert series featuring a curated lineup of local, regional, and touring songwriters. Song + Story

Spacious venue that offers endless possibilities!

Wallace Hall is the place to host you music release, private party, screen your movie, host or attend a class. Host or attend a business meeting.

The ship needs your help! Come out and run or walk a 5k to support the OTHS Cross Country team.

www.veronicalakeband.com - Classic Rock

Eye-catching balloon decor for every occasion—parties, weddings, graduations, corporate events, and more. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a large celebration, we b...

The fest will feature over 60 unique American craft beers, live music and local food. Join us in dow

Individual wingsuit competition scored based on a randomly assigned team.

The Prairie Fox Books Lit Fest was founded in 2019 to celebrate authors, poets, and art.

Ottawa’s Debate Days celebrates the world’s most famous debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas, held in historic Washington Square Park in 1858.