Didjits are a high-octane punk rock from central Illinois. Originally active from 1981 to 1994. They are now back with Billy Fury and Beanz Decatur, and discuss their reformation. “Killboy Powerhead” is a Didjits song that covered by The Offspring; Rick Sims was a member of the band The Supersuckers for a stint.

The show is one of the first announced for the facility since it closed last year for a major plumbing project and renovations, including new seating.

St. Louis duo, Bruiser Queen has been a Springfield favorite. Morgan Nusbaum (guitars/vocals) and Jason Potter (drums/vocals) pack a powerful punch combining garage/raw power & nostalgic smoothness.

Free concerts. paid artists. big impact. The Springfield Area Arts Council is hiring, and gearing up for a bigger-than-ever Levitt AMP season. Get involved and support local arts!

Amy Lynn gives the history of the National Scholastic Art Awards Mid-Central Illinois Region and discusses the inner workings of bringing the event together for students in this region.

From remote learning to real-world storytelling, Tess Peterson is building her journalism career while spotlighting Springfield’s stories. Discover her journey and passion for connection.

Dorothy, the Scarecrow & a few surprise jitterbugs take the stage! 🌪️✨ Don’t miss SYPG’s ballet Wizard of Oz April 18–19. Follow Ella and Mary on the yellow brick road to tickets!

From Navy Band to solo “bass & spoken word,” William B. Hart blends Hendrix, Bach, bebop—and bold thoughts on AI. Hear his story on Community Voices.

Brian Blasingame speaks on his mother's accomplishments. Karen Shiman, built a coral reef by hand that is visible by Google Earth, was the first woman who worked the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and still found the time to make over 2,000 works of art. Some will be on display at the Decatur Area Arts Council.

Tickets for The Chicks will go on sale Saturday, March 28 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster.