Build a Board Game Workshop
The eight-session workshop will meet twice a month on Sundays from 1:30 to 3:00 pm at the Western Illinois Museum.Workshop Dates:Jan 29th – Intro and… Read More »Build a Board Game Workshop
Events
Jazz Night on Our Front Porch
The Western Illinois Museum, in partnership with the Western Illinois University School of Music, is pleased to announce a new series of live music. The… Read More »Jazz Night on Our Front Porch
Auction: an International Harvester combine a 1/16 scale toy
On Sunday, June 19th the Western Illinois Museum will hold a silent auction for an International Harvester No. 82 Pull-Type Combine, a 1/16th scale toy… Read More »Auction: an International Harvester combine a 1/16 scale toy
Taking Questions: Resources
Taking Questions: A Discussion Series A Conversation with Historian, Larry BalsamoArea of expertise: The South, The Civil War Era, Abraham Lincoln, and Civil Rights Keep… Read More »Taking Questions: Resources
Glazerin History Challenge
Our founders and historyThe house was founded by Joseph Pech who was passionate about creating quality pottery. This value of making quality ceramics has continued… Read More »Glazerin History Challenge
Online Easter Parade
Let’s make this Easter historic!#Easterparade Impotence can be dangerous tadalafil generic cheapest dysfunction which includes created a poor affect countless adult males by times immemorial.… Read More »Online Easter Parade
2020 Blind Swine
The Blind Swine Speakeasy is BACK! Our speakeasy brings local history and culture to the community in our old garage building -the perfect location for… Read More »2020 Blind Swine
The Return of The Blind Swine
The Western Illinois Museum “quietly” announces the return of The Blind Swine Speakeasy. The museum’s raw space, once used as a garage, will be open… Read More »The Return of The Blind Swine
The Blind Swine
The Blind Swine Speakeasy First and Third Fridays, June through September 4:30 to 7:30 The Western Illinois Museum announces the opening of a new exhibit,… Read More »The Blind Swine