ent to the Katt Williams Golden Age Tour in Peoria, IL last night. It was definitely a calmer, more…read moremature version of Katt. The material was a little milder and the laughs were there, but I can't say it had the gut-busting moments like the old days. The show had a full lineup. Opening acts included R&B performances from Lady of Rage and Lil' Mo, plus comedians Mark Curry, Tommy Davidson, Melanie Camacho, Red Grant, Zoo Man, and Corey B. The only downside? Folks in my section were constantly getting up for something -- up, down, up, down all night -- which made it hard to stay focused on the stage. Still, it was an enjoyable night of laughs overall. And a little bonus... I found a free parking meter several blocks away, so I didn't have to pay for parking. Always a win.

Attended a sold out show here. Nice venue, staff and ushers were good. Section signs prominent. I…read morewould attend another event here.

Today was an amazingly special visit as I was part of a team who returned a Purple Heart to the…read morefamily of the war veteran. The memorial for our war heroes is very cool outside. The inside of the civic center is always clean Well maintained nice place

The breakfast was better than most hotels. The hotel staff was great and very accommodating. Even…read morethe smaller rooms are still larger than a normal hotel room. The pool was closed but they called ahead to make sure we were aware The location couldn't be better for an event at the Civic Center!

*Do not stay here*…read more The good: -Breakfast -The kind workers clearly being hamstrung by poor management. The bad: -Management -State of the room -BED BUGS BEING LEFT UNTREATED Recently stayed. Spent our first night locked out of the room because the lock died and the key needed to unlock the door is kept in the managers locked office at night. Spent the second night packing our things in trash bags and driving 5 hours back home after finding bed bugs in our room. Along with this, the room was trashed. All photos below. Went back and forward with guest services and the manager only to get a partial refund and a small amount of points. We had to discard hundreds of dollars in items because they couldn't be properly handled to ensure bed bugs didn't enter our home. The manager advised that someone else came in and checked for bed bugs and didn't find any, so the room was fine. THE BED BUG WE FOUND, KILLED AND TOOK A PHOTO OF WAS LEFT ON THE COUNTER. Probably overlooked like many other things in the hotel. They aren't treating it for bed bugs even with a known case. Don't risk it.

What a particular and special place this is for the community. The consideration and vibe is very…read moreunique to Urbana. The sliding scale, the extra precautions for the compromised is commendable. No frills, just good ingenuity at its best. You can't beat the price and the care is definitely present. The office or treatment room or therapy dome whatever you want to call it is spacious. Efficient, yet, personalized experience I'd say. I'm just getting started on my acupuncture journey, but so far, I am not mad at it.

They are professional, courteous, and absolutely know what they are doing. I highly recommend them.read more

A very impressive complex, to say the least. I stop in for a visit every time I visit the tr-county…read morearea. I'm from the heart of Chicago, originally. Sad to see what has happened to that once great city which is on the verge of bankruptcy. Glad to have the WLC to resort to though. Great place, great people, LLL - Long Live Lithuania ! ! ! ! !

I don't have much experience with the Lithuanian culture, scratch that, I don't have ANY experience…read morewith the Lithuanian culture so I was intrigued by this place with signs in a very unfamiliar language. This was the ceremony site of a friends wedding and it was a great choice. Very cute little cathedral with very high ceilings that connected at an angle. The father speaks Lithuanian so he can perform a dual language ceremony for you (and apparently they have classes in the language here as well). Beyond the cathedral this place is huge! Classrooms, bathrooms, a bathroom with a tub and shower, a kitchen, a beautician on site, a banquet hall, and a dining room that leads out onto a lawn with extra seating. We had the rehearsal dinner here with traditional Lithuanian food, wine and beer catered in (so alcohol is allowed). Definitely a place to keep in mind if you are looking for traditional Lithuanian. i sveikata!

Since I'm only a visitor to Peoria, I have no historical reference for the team's performance, but…read moreI had a great time. The Rivermen are the AHL farm team for the NHL's St. Louis Blues and they play at the Peoria Civic Center. These games are community and family oriented. When you enter the center, there are activities for the kids (face painting, balloon animals and bouncy castles). Between periods, there are contests and more stuff for the kids. The concessions are pretty standard and the prices aren't exorbitant. Street parking isn't too bad and there are several parking garages in the area. Go Rivermen!

As a business traveler to the region, I was looking for something to do besides sit my in hotel…read moreroom and watch TLC all night and I also love hockey. For $25 I received an on the glass seat for an exciting game against the Oklahoma City Barons. Best $25 I have ever spent! Multiple times players would smash into the glass a foot in front of me and nearly knock me out of my seat. The beer selections were good and cheap. I did notice that I was the only person in the arena without Rivermen gear. I immediately went to the pro shop for some apparel. $60 for an adult sweatshirt!? Holy cow. Luckily, I can fit into a child's size for $30. My only disappointment was the false representation by the mascot. The pictures show a tough ship captain after a long day on the river. Then, out skates a fluffy overweight bear? Why not change the team name to Peoria Overweight Bears? Does Peoria even have bears?

Great place, good food, it has some fine dining classics and the staff is very professional and…read moreattentive It has a lot of history and many celebrities have dined their and you can glance at all the celebrities who have been at the restaurant, they have a pianist playing in the bar and a person playing the harp in the restaurant to set the mood

Jim s is an old school Steakhouse in downtown Peoria. We were seated right away and our server took…read moreour order and brought us bread. I had the lamb with green beans and my guest had prime rib with baked potato. We both had chicken soup. Our meal were very delicious and we enjoyed the experience. My tip is to arrive early, we got to the restaurant at 5 pm and the place filling up. Another option is to make a reservation.