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Blog - Celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride Month in Champaign County
If you’re looking to celebrate Pride Month in Champaign County, here are some great ways to do so, thanks to programming by the UP Center!Blog - Museum May: A Walk Through History
Two of our favorite area museums, Museum of the Grand Prairie and the Champaign County History Museum, have great programs and opportunities featured in the coming months.Blog - Rantoul Sports Complex: A Game-Changer for Sports
The new Rantoul Sports Complex, poised to open for tournament play in April, is already proving to be quite impactful for all involved.Blog - Making a Memorable Leap Day in Champaign County
Leap Day only comes once every four years. Seems like a perfect opportunity to do something Outside of Ordinary! Let's talk ways to make Leap Day memorable!Blog - Valentine’s Day Ideas in Champaign County
Love is in the air, but there’s a catch: Valentine’s Day plans usually mean major stress. It’s tough finding things to do, and sometimes the usual dinner and gifts doesn’t quite cut it.Blog - Illinois Road Trip Round-Up: Outdoor Art
Check out some of the state's must-see outdoor art as you plan your day and weekend road trips!Blog - Santa Spotting in Champaign County: Week of Decemb
Here’s where you can spot Santa in Champaign County this week, December 2nd-8th!Blog - Engaging with AAPI Culture in Champaign County
Getting started with these ways to engage with AAPI culture can help to expand our knowledge of the traditions and values our neighbors and friends share here in Champaign County and beyond.Blog - Illini School Year Guide: 7 Tips for New U of I St
No matter where you go after college, our #OutsideofOrdinary community will always be yours. Here are our tips for new U of I students in the first entry of our Illini School Year Guide!Blog - Living Outside of Ordinary: Week of 11/11
This week, celebrate our international population in Champaign County, as well as a few #OutsideofOrdinary events to bridge the gap between fall and winter!