Discover 5 Exciting Activities in Galesburg This Week

If you're searching for some enjoyable activities in Galesburg, look no further! The Galesburg Tourism & Visitors Bureau has a list of five entertaining events for this week that are sure to pique your interest.

Wednesday: Elevate Your Appetizers with a Charcuterie Wreath Class

Prepare yourself for the festive season by joining the Hidden Hills Vineyard and Winery on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for an advanced charcuterie workshop. You'll learn how to transform deli meats and cheeses into a stunning charcuterie wreath. It's not just an artful display; you'll also receive a packet filled with design ideas, recipes, and a bamboo board to take home. Reserve your seat for $55 per person and bring some creative flair to your holiday gatherings.

Friday: Tune into Live Music at the Galesburg Community Arts Center

Wind down your week with free live music at the Galesburg Community Arts Center at 7 p.m. on Friday. Enjoy the musical stylings of Sunshine Regiacorte, Casey Foubert, and special guests while indulging in a drink from the bar. Remember, while food can be brought in from local eateries, no outside drinks are allowed.

Saturday: Shop Local at Merry Market 2023

This Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., support local artisans at Merry Market. Located at the Galesburg Community Arts Center's central gallery, you can explore and purchase unique creations such as art pieces by Leslie Schenkel and Becky Peterson.

Saturday: Join the Festivities at Galesburg Express Festival 2023

The much-anticipated Galesburg Express Festival kicks off at 8 a.m. this Saturday, offering a full day of family-friendly activities downtown. Shop, play, and make unforgettable holiday memories with the support of local organizations. Don't miss out on a day chock-full of festive fun, courtesy of DCP of Galesburg and Discovery Depot and sponsored by Blick Art Materials.

Saturday: Experience the Harmony of TubaChristmas

The 50th anniversary of TubaChristmas takes place this Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Central Congregational Church. Tuba and euphonium players will delight the audience with classic Christmas carols, and there's even a chance to sing along. This concert is especially unique and completely free to the public—a must-see for everyone.

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