Kids aren’t the only ones who love summer. And there are so many fun, grown-up things to do in Champaign-Urbana in June, you’re going to need to get those babysitters booked ASAP!
Whether you’re looking for a date-night atmosphere or just a fun afternoon with friends, we’ve rounded up a list of the top places for adults to go in Champaign-Urbana and beyond this month.
Chambanamoms thanks Hatha Yoga & Fitness for presenting this list.
Hatha Yoga and Fitness creates a space for mindful movement and offers classes that build strength and flexibility. Your wellness journey can be a daunting task, but with the right support, it can be a delightful and soothing journey.
- Yoga classes at varying levels (including hot yoga)
- Private yoga
- Private yoga events/rental space
- Fitness classes including Barre, Pilates, HIIT variations and more
- Personal Training
- Open gym/Peloton Use
- Retail – selling Lululemon and Manduka products to give you the support and functionality you need to workout comfortably
Student and senior discounts offered; you can also try a two-week trial for $30 to see if Hatha is for you. Reach out to the studio if you are trying to find balance in your life, on and off the mat. You can reach them by phone, email or through the website at hathayogafitness.com. Sign up today for classes through the Mindbody App or by creating an account on its website.
Pour Bros. Presents Market Street Beer Fest: Market Street will be taken over from noon-8 p.m. on June 3 by beer tents featuring 20 different breweries and a food truck. Music will be featured on the patio. More details here.
History Talk — 100 Years of Hillel: From 7-8:30 p.m. on June 15, join the Champaign County History Museum and Illini Hillel as Erez Cohen, executive director of Hillel at the University of Illinois — the first Hillel in the world — walks through 100 years of the history of Hillel through the experiences of its (Jewish and non-Jewish) founders, students and community members. Details here.
The Dollhouse Presents: An Evening with Cameron McGill: McGill, a poet and songwriter from Champaign, will appear for two nights (June 16-17) at the new event space at the Fire Doll Studio in downtown Champaign. Read more about McGill and this intimate setting here.
Lyle Lovett at the Virginia Theatre: Yes, he’s back! The accomplished singer and songwriter will perform again in Champaign — he seems to like us — on June 23. Find more details here.
Karaoke at The Axe Bar: Every Tuesday from 8 p.m. to midnight in downtown Champaign you can show why you deserve to be the next winner of The Voice. Afterward, you can practice throwing an axe at the people who booed you — just kidding! Details here.
Visit the restaurants you usually ignore: While the students are gone for the summer try out one of our favorite restaurants. This is the time of year for locals to support campus town businesses (and to avoid the campus crowds!)
75-mile Trail Challenge: The Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s 75-mile Trail Challenge runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Participants have that time to acquire 75 miles through the preserves in any combination of walking, running and biking. Those who want to “up” their challenge can also use rollerblades, roller skates or kayak/canoe. Those who complete the challenge will receive commemorative swag with the 75th anniversary logo.
Camp Lost Garden at Allerton Park: The weekend of June 24-25 offers you a chance to become a kid again at Allerton Park in Monticello. Campers will enjoy classic camp activities like arts and crafts, group games, campfires — yes, including s’mores and stories — nature hikes and more. There’s even a possibility of adding some adult beverages to the mix. Find details here.