Danville National Cemetery
1900 E. Main Street, Danville, IL 61832
Historic Sites
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992, the Danville National Cemetery serves as the final resting place for veterans from the Civil War to present.
Home to the Soldier’s Monument, a granite based top with a bronzed life-sized figure depicting a young Civil War soldier holding his musket.
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PotterFest 2026
Downtown Danville, IL • Nov 06 @ 5PM
Dive into a spellbinding night filled with enchanting activities, mystical treats, and magical surprises!
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2026 Night of Lights Parade
Downtown Danville, IL • Dec 04 @ 5PM
Celebrate the season at Danville’s Night of Lights Parade! Enjoy glowing floats, festive displays, and free horse-drawn carriage rides throughout the afternoon. Sign up your float…
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Holiday Pops - Danville Symphony Orchestra
Dick Van Dyke Auditorium • Dec 13 @ 3PM
The Danville Symphony Orchestra presents annual Holiday Pops concert!
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