F R E E C H I L D R E N ’ S A C TI V I TI ES • 1-4 p.m. • Springfield High School
FIRST NIGHT® SPRINGFIELD is just one of the many programs of the Springfield Area Arts Council.
Other programs include Arts in Education, Artist on the Plaza, City Arts Grants, Community Arts Access Grants, Mayor’s Awards for the Arts,
On My Own Time, Poetry Out Loud, Rosie Richmond Artist Advancement Award and Uptown Friday Night.
We invite you to become a supporter. Friend: Up to $99 | Patron: $100 - $249 | Advocate: $250 - $749
Benefactor: $750 and up
Supporters also receive our newsletters and a First Night wristband.Call (217) 753-3519 for information.
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Your support for the Arts Council allows us to promote the arts and present events that are “enriching the community through the arts.”
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3 P.M.
4 - 6 P.M.
LRS THEATRE
Springfield Youth Performance Group
Richard Landry and SnowballPerform magic East Indian Dancers
Present selections in traditional dress Sound Celebration
ChorusVocal favorites in 4-part harmony
Drawing LifeDominic Cellini demonstrates caricature
Debbie Ross BandMusic at its ultimate finest
Debbie Ross BandA second show for dedicated fans
Kevin LucasPresents his popular percussion show
Juke HouseJazz standards and favorites
Cactus RanchBluegrass, old school and country selections
Denise LaGrassa QuartetJazz vocals and hits
Jonathan YoungA concert of organ music for the New Year
Dandelion PickersFolk and country music selections
River RamblersTraditional Bluegrass music selections
Johnnie OwensPerforms real jazz vocals
Matt MifflinSolo guitar selections
Dave Tell and Mark McKnightNative American flute and dynamic drums
Eldon RoarkMagic that will fascinate and entertain
Ben BedfordOriginal songs
Lowder and ManningOriginal dynamic acoustic selections
Mike AndersonFolk music selections
Theresa O’Hare Flute StudioFavorite flute selections
Rachel RambachAcoustic originals and favorite covers
Springfield Ballet CompanyDancers perform favorite selections
Springfield Theatre CentreSelections from the new season
THEATRE 3(3RD FLOOR)
CLUB ROOM(3RD FLOOR)
DINING ROOM(BASEMENT)
BOARD ROOM(3RD FLOOR)
LINCOLN LIBRARY-CARNEGIE ROOMNPR ILLINOIS 91.9
UIS STAGE
GRACE LUTHERANCHURCH SANCTUARY
AIG STAGE
LINCOLN HOME VISITORS CENTERBUNN CORPORATION
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH SANCTUARY
IL ARTS COUNCIL AGENCY STAGE
KARI BEDFORDPHOTOGRAPHYBLACK SHEEP CAFÉ
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HOOGL AND CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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7 P.M.
8 P.M.
8:30 P.M.
9:30 P.M.
10:30 P.M.
FI R E W O R KS – 4th Street and Capitol Avenue
Drawing LifeDominic Cellini continues to demonstrate caricature
Dual PianoMark Gifford and Damien Kaplan perform piano hits
Dual PianoMark Gifford and Damien Kaplan perform again
Portuguese Rodeo Clown CompanyImprov comedy show
Portuguese Rodeo Clown CompanyA second show full of laughs
The MUNISelections from the new season
Jeff Harpring, Comedy Hypnotist Show
Drawing LifeWith Dominic Cellini
Elvis HimselvisPresents his Elvis Presley tribute
Monica HayPresents vocal selections and popular favorites
Gus Pflugmacher TrioPreforms jazz favorites
Performances by:
Kate RidgeAcoustic artist
Mark ReynoldsSolo keyboard
Stems90s sounding pop band
SAP90s sounding pop band
FIRST NIGHT 201730th annual celebration of the arts
S p ri n g fi e l d a r ea a rts c o u n c i l p r es e n ts
SPRINGFIELD HS COMMONS ACTIVITIES SPRINGFIELD HS COMMONS EVENTSMEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEMS CREATIVIT Y ZONE SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Face Painting:Lydia Templin-Collins + Sara RatcliffePhil Martin
Clay Sculpture:John T. Crisp, Jr. & Jeff Hoffman
Arts & Crafts Tables
Activities are available 1-4 p.m.
DePriest PuppetsPerform at 1:45 p.m.
Make Music with Mark Russillo HarmonicasLearn to play
Lowe’s Wood Craft CenterBuild stuff out of wood! JDS Dazzlers
Perform at 1:30 p.m.
Cowboy Randy Perform at 2:15 p.m.
Central Illinois Irish Dancers Perform at 3 p.m.
Mark Gifford plays the historic Barton Organ Perform at 4:15-5:45 p.m.Admission $5 or First Night wristband
DOWNTOWN VISUAL ARTISTS6-9 p.m.
various downtown locations
TIM THE TWISTERBalloon animals
Lincoln Home Visitor Center
RENE GALLAHERFace painting
Lincoln Library
DARREN BESTIce carving
Concession areaHoogland Center for the Arts
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A. Fireworks — 4th and CapitolB. Hoogland Center for the Arts — 420 S. 6th St.C. Grace Lutheran Church — 7th and Capitol (SE Corner)D. Lincoln Library - Springfield’s Public Library — 7th and Capitol (NE Corner)E. Central Baptist Church — 4th and JacksonF. Lincoln Home Visitor Center — 526 S. 7th St.G. Kari Bedford Photography — 314 E. Monroe St.H. Bank of Springfield Concession Area/Food Trucks — 500 Block S. 6th/S. 5th Streets
FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD SITES
1. City Lot — SW corner of 5th and Capitol (N of YWCA)2. Municipal Ramp — Capitol and 8th St.3. Downtown Parking — Lot #804, 5th St. across from YWCA4. Grace Lutheran Church Lot — 7th and Capitol5. Lincoln’s Home Visitor Parking Lot
FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD FREE PARKING
FIRST NIGHT® SITE & PARKING GUIDE
WEATHER
First Night® Springfield will take place regardless of weather. Please dress accordingly.
For more info: (217) 753-3519 | www.SpringfieldArtsCo.org.
PURCHASE A WRISTBAND
ADVANCE PURCHASE THROUGH 12/30/16
$18 Adult; $5 Youth (ages 5–18)
ADVANCE PURCHASE SITES - Springfield Area Locations
Bank of SpringfiledHoogland Center for the Arts Recycled Records
ORDER ONLINE
www.HCFTA.org
AT DOOR PURCHASE 12/31/16
$20 Adult; $5 Youth (ages 5–18)
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FIREWORKS
At 8 p.m. at 4th St. and Capitol Ave., the fireworks display by Nostalgia Pyrotechnics will begin. Dress warmly and come for the fantastic show.
CHILDREN’S AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES
1-4 p.m.Springfield High School PTO will host a snack and beverage station with a variety of food items and non-alchoholic beverages available for purchase.
THE HOOGLAND CENTER FOR THE ARTS
6-10:30 p.m.In the lobby, a variety of snacks and non-alchoholic beverages will be available for purchase from Arena Food Service.
BANK OF SPRINGFIELD CONCESSION AREA-FOOD TRUCKS
5-9 p.m.Between 5th and 6th Streets at Jackson Street
FIRST NIGHT® SPRINGFIELD FOOD SERVICE
We would like to thank all our First Night® Springfield site hosts and volunteers whose dedication and generosity make this event a continued success!
SPECIAL THANKS TO...
THANK YOU SPONSORS!
PREMIERE IN-KIND SPONSORS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
PREMIERE SPONSORS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
STAGE/AREA SPONSORS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
VENUE SPONSORS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
FRIENDS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY SPONSOR OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
SUPPORTERS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
BJ Grand Salons, Inc.
Bergh-White OpticiansBy Pass Auto BodyHanson Information SystemsMel-O-Cream DonutsPenny Wollan-Kriel
IN-KIND FRIENDS OF FIRST NIGHT®
SPRINGFIELD
Abraham Lincoln Home, National Historic SiteCentral Baptist ChurchGrace Lutheran ChurchHobby LobbyPatrick RussellCarl “Boom-Boom” Steinmacher
As of December 16, 2016
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This program partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency
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30th Annual Celebration of the arts
December 31, 2016Downtown Springfield
Family-friendlymusic/EntertainmentStrolling performers
food trucksFireworks at 8 p.m.
Springfield