Hillel is my home away from home. They sell kosher lunch boxes, bring in speakers and have a lot to…read moreoffer to any member of the Champaign Urbana Jewish community whether student, professional or retired.

My home away from home! Illini Hillel is a great place for Jewish life on campus, and a valuable…read moreresource in our community! I must spend at least an hour every day in this building, and it's always the best hour of the day.

A wonderful organization to have in the community. We especially look forward to the beautiful…read moreperformances every year and their community outreach programs are truly an inspiration to all.

Love this place Scott is doing a great job with the club can't wait until it opens again! We had…read moredaughters graduation party from grad school here and they did a great job!!

New Chef! Previously a sous chef, now back as A CHEF! Great food & presentation! Great Staff! The…read moreowner did a full remodel last year! Very Beautiful & Quality! Urbana country club is very welcoming & comfortable! Wear your nice golf clothes, dress casual or dress! There are member packages for everyone! From food & social or add golf & other amenities! The dinning room has a beautiful view of the course and trees! The golf course is very nice! Join today! A great way to meet new people!

Amazing experience! Very inexpensive and so many games to choose from. The staff was super helpful…read moreand genuine. We will be coming back!!

This little known gem is amazing!! Seymour has a huge parade with tons of candy and tractors and…read morefloats. After the parade the Seymour church hosts a FREE carnival for all the kids. They have face painting and games in the church yard. There is a car show at the firehouse then after dark there are fireworks. Thank you Seymour Fire department for hosting this event for our community and Seymour United Methodist church for the fun carnival!!!!

Last night we went to the asylum. My first ever experience like this. We had a large group of 8 and…read morewere split up, which we understood. I really enjoyed going through. There were lots of times when you couldn't see anything or when it was totally strobing lights. There were also live actors during this time who would get very close to you and speak in your ear. The experience was fun. However, when we reached the end and walked outside we were followed by one of the actors who basically verbally assaulted us and cussed us out because he felt like one of us punched him in the face. The manager looked on and didn't stop the actor. This was really unprofessional. We moved to the parking lot to chat as a group, shortly after two of their staff came to our car and asked us in a pretty angry way to leave the facility. What was a great experience and memory which was definitely ruined by their poor handling of this situation. I won't be recommending this place to others.

This is possiable the best place I've ever been to, when I went I was so scared I almost cried…read morethere and so many hiding spots and diffrent people. The best part is no one who works there breaks character when spoken to or if touched I went many times and recommend to everyone I know

I remember when this place used to be called Huff Gym back in the 1970s. Guys would play basketball…read moreon Saturdays. Sometimes a friend and myself would workout in one of the old weight areas. Another friend would workout with other athletes. And he would play basketball afterwards to loosen up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huff_Hall Above is a link to Huff Hall (that used to be called Huff Gym back during 1937 - 1992).

Have always loved this stadium. Usually ample space to walk around (and now you can also walk…read moreoutside during games right next to the stadium) and plenty of food options. Pleasant vendors and usually very clean bathrooms. Parking is sometimes a chore, but that's to be expected. Great atmosphere, clear section labeling for seating and friendly staff. What more could you ask for? Oh - there is also a water station but it did run empty on the day we visited most recently.

I said to myself that if the Illinois Fighting Illini defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers, I would…read morepurchase a ticket and make the drive from Chicago to watch them against the Michigan State Spartans. And what a college football game it was with the Fighting Illini defeating the Cornhuskers 31-24 in overtime, which ended up being my go ahead on purchasing a ticket. I walked to Memorial Stadium which sat no more than a mile away from my hotel, the Homewood Suites by Hilton Champaign-Urbana. I recommend Homewood Suites for hotel stay if you are visiting for any Fighting Illini sporting events because of its distance. As a die-hard Fighting Illini football fan along with it being my very first home game attended; it felt surreal walking through Grange Grove gate of Memorial Stadium and right by the statue of the Galloping Ghost! It will be a memory that I forever cherish! It was easy navigating around Memorial Stadium to locate my seat. I loved where it was located, even though it was hard at times to see over the standing fans most of the time. Off to the side, I did have a good visual of the video display when I could not see over standing fans. I always love that the video display shows the results of other games being played. Prior to heading out for the Fighting Illini football game I was tuned into the Colorado Buffaloes vs Utah Utes football game. And the video display gave me the chance to see the updated score of that game. The stadium atmosphere at Memorial Stadium was fantastic! It was much different attending rather than watching on television because I was able to chant either "I-L-L or I-N-I" and boo the opposing team which was Michigan State. And my seat was located near the end zone where the cannons were fired post the Fighting Illini entering the field, as well as after each scoring point. I never got the chance to see the Fighting Illini marching band perform until now. Their performance was a sight to see during half-time and it made the time go by faster. In between timeouts and play calling, there were acknowledgements of the accomplishments of student athletes and anyone part of the University of Illinois. Selfie cam kept everyone in attendance involved and tuned in to the video display. Seems like the best way to get captured is to wear something out of the normal, or simply just standing out maybe. I left within the final minutes of the fourth quarter, just to avoid the cluster of fans leaving after the game, plus I was hungry and cold. Since it was my first Fighting Illini game at Memorial Stadium I did not want to leave prematurely as I am known for, even with the Fighting Illini leading in points. After this game, I am very open to making my way down from Chicago, just to see my beloved Fighting Illini again at Memorial Stadium in Champaign being that this experience was enjoyable. ~ Good vibes coming your way ~ Thomas G