We invite Illinoisans to document their story for the Nation's 250th.

Healing Illinois Jazzmatazz 2026

When

Jun 25, 2026
5:30pm–9:00pm

Where

Marion Cultural and Civic Center
800 Tower Square Plaza
Marion, IL 62959

Cost

Free

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Join Legacy Training, Inc. for an evening of music, storytelling, and healing at its On One A-Chord 3rd Community Concert.

This event will feature Daryl Davis, musician and racial reconciliation expert; Dr. John Cooper, Road Scholar and performing artist; Mel Goot, local artist; and a performance by the Cairo Ballet Academy Youth Conservatory.

For more information, please visit legacytraininginc.com.

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Legacy Training, Inc.

Legacy Training believes that training is more than just learning a skill—it’s about transformation. Every program, workshop, and event is designed to empower participants with knowledge, fresh perspectives, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Legacy Training collaborates with subject matter experts in health and wellness, along with accomplished teaching artists, to provide resources and opportunities to communities that might not otherwise have access to them.

Legacy Training's approach is multicultural, intergenerational, and innovative, ensuring a lasting impact.

Learn more at legacytraininginc.com.

Venue Parking and Accessibility

Parking available on the Marion Square and behind the Civic Center off Van Buren Street. Accessible entry off S Market St.

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