Williamson County, Illinois Sports Facilities
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY, IL
With expansive scenic trails, vibrant downtown shopping and numerous family friendly activities, Williamson County, Illinois offers something for everyone. Their venues stand out as premier destinations for sports and more. Buoyed by true southern Illinois charm and hospitality, and conveniently located off of Interstate 57, Williamson County has numerous hotels, outstanding dining establishments and ample shopping.
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“As Vice President of the North Zone for PONY Baseball and Softball, I have been extremely pleased with the work and the cooperation of the staff of visitSI. They are thorough, dedicated, and knowledgeable in what makes events work here in southern Illinois. I could not ask for a better fit for our organization than the relationship that we have built with them. We highly recommend their services.”
— Steve Miller, Vice President, North Zone, PONY Baseball and Softball

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Williamson County: A Powerhouse for Sports Tourism
Recently Hosted and Upcoming Events
Williamson County and the Southern Illinois region have events such as holiday festivals, plays and family activities. An example of an annual holiday event is the Black Friday Shop Hop that occurred in Late November last year. The Shop Hop supports small businesses by encouraging people with a prize incentive to locally buy their holiday gifts. A recently hosted sports event was the Marion Chamber Golf Scramble, which was the 41st annual charity event where people can participate in games, networking and food while enjoying the sport of golf.
Outdoors Are the Way to Go
The Southern Illinois website features a Nature & Outdoors section with multiple unique outdoor activities where people can revel in nature and socialize. A past event was a Star Viewing Party in collaboration with a local library where people could view the sky through telescopes and enjoy themed snacks and activities for all ages. The Cultivating Care Garden is a club event on select Mondays where people can “Learn how to water, weed and harvest produce, which will be weighed and delivered to the Salvation Army Food Pantry in Marion.” It’s a learning experience that combines the outdoors with supporting those in need.






