The Whites of Spring 2017
May 05, 2017
5:30pm to 8:30pm
TICKET SALES EXTENDED THRU 12:00PM FRIDAY, MAY 5th
A Delicious Way to Enjoy Historic Downtown Monticello
The Whites of Spring celebrates the arrival of Spring to Downtown Monticello. Enjoy sampling white wines or other Spring refreshments as you travel from participating shops and restaurants. The evening fun begins Friday, May 5 from 5:30-8:30 pm around historic Courthouse Square.
Tickets
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online. Tickets will be available until noon Thursday, May 4th FRIDAY, May 5th.
A limited number of tickets will be available at Monticello Mercantile and These Four Walls.
Check-in Locations
If you buy tickets online, please print off your online receipt and bring it to one of the following check-in locations:
Bergie's the Occasional Place; Canvas & Corks; Monticello Mercantile; and Out of the Blue Polish Pottery.
Bergie's the Occasional Place; Canvas & Corks; Monticello Mercantile; and Out of the Blue Polish Pottery.
Downtown Monticello Monticello IL 61856 US
It’s National Public Works Week, and we truly couldn’t do all the things we do without the support of Mayor Stoner and the @City of Monticello, Illinois Government Public Works Department. From parklet installation to keeping our streets clean and looking their best, their attention to detail helps keep our downtown district running smoothly—and looking good while doing it.
Design is one of the four cornerstones of the Main Street program, helping ensure the historic integrity of our National Historic District is preserved. It also supports thoughtful integration of public art, beautification, and seasonal décor that enhances downtown’s character while keeping its history front and center.
Breaking News...The Monticello Farmers' Market vendor application for 2026 is open!! Opening Day is June 11!!!
Born and raised in Monticello, Heather now gives back to the downtown she’s always called home. As Vice President of Monticello Main Street, she’s helping shape the future of the community she grew up in—one project, partnership, and idea at a time.