Washington Park includes four acres in the heart of Quincy’s downtown business district, located on 5th Street between Maine and Hampshire Streets. It was the first park in the city of Quincy and a place of many historical events, one of which was the Lincoln Douglas Debate, click here for more info. Picnic benches, a ground-level interactive fountain and a bandstand are part of the park’s landscape. On Tuesdays and Saturdays during the summer months, the park hosts a farmer’s market. Washington Park is the center of many activities during Quincy’s annual Dogwood Festival the first weekend of May and Mid-Summer Art Faire in July
The culinary market in Quincy is all about local! The downtown area is virtually 100% locally owned restaurants, that get the majority of their menus from local farmers. They have a little bit of everything, from high end steakhouses to authentic Italian food and everything else!
Quincy is home to one of America’s first art councils that works to foster, strengthen, and expand arts in the community.
• 18 Hole Championship Golf Course
• Pool Facilities
• Pro Shop
• Tennis/Pickleball Facilities
• Social Events
• Clubhouse
• Clubhouse Concierge
• Restauran
Located on approximately 3.4 acres, the multi-level 98,000 square-foot Salvation Army Kroc Center is the largest community center of its kind in Quincy.
Quincy Arts Council: Quincy Society of Fine Arts - Home
Quincy Symphony Orchestra Association: Quincy Symphony Orchestra Association of Quincy, Illinois
Quincy Community Theatre: Home - Quincy Community Theatre
KROC Center: Quincy - The Salvation Army Kroc Center