In Kankakee County near the Indiana border lies a little town called Momence. Though it has only about 3,000 residents, this quaint community packs a punch! There’s so much to do in this little place, you might want to plan your next weekend getaway there. Here’s what you can do once you arrive in Momence:

Take in some town history at the Momence Graham Historical Museum.

Momence Graham Historical House/Facebook Built as a private home in 1869, this structure now serves as the community’s history museum.

117 Dixie Highway, Momence

During the warmer months, head out to the Momence Farmer’s Market.

Momence Farmer’s Market/Facebook Get your fill of local, fresh fruits and veggies at this weekly market.

Take a stroll around the Downtown Momence Historic District.

Nancy Liberty Porter/Facebook You might recognize some of the buildings; they were featured in the film “Road to Perdition”, starring Tom Hanks!

Explore the beautiful Island Park.

BriYYZ/Wikimedia The Momence Park District’s flagship park is gorgeous, and is a great place to picnic.

Indulge in some in-house brewed beer at Border Town Pub/Firehouse 28 Cafe.

Border Town Pub Enjoy your beer, but don’t skip dinner - they also have incredible burgers.

22-28 N. Dixie Highway, Momence

Spot your dream car at Main Street Momence’s Cruise Nights.

Ryan L. Natschke‎/Facebook The hottest rides in town are shown off to a crowd of auto lovers six times each summer.

Enjoy the outdoors at the Momence Wetlands Nature Preserve.

Ryan Goudzwaard/Facebook Hunters will love this area for its bountiful deer population.

Find beautiful flowers and stunning fine art at the Momence Gladiolus Festival.

Momence Gladiolus Festival Association/Facebook Each year, this festival transforms the downtown area, filling it with music, fun, and food.

Grab a bite to eat at hometown favorite Muggs and Sudds.

Muggs and Sudds Momence/Facebook Best known for their sandwiches, this restaurant is adored by the locals.

13287 E. State Route 114, Momence

Go fishing in the Kankakee River.

MrHarman/Wikimedia This stunning river flows right through Momence, providing plenty of spots in town to get out the old fishing pole.

Turn in for the night at Wikstrom Manor.

ScottNielsen/Trip Advisor This quaint bed and breakfast is the perfect place to stay when you’re in Momence.

304 W. 2nd Street, Momence

What are your thoughts on Momence? Would you plan a weekend trip to visit? Let us know in the comments.

Momence Graham Historical House/Facebook

Built as a private home in 1869, this structure now serves as the community’s history museum.

117 Dixie Highway, Momence

Momence Farmer’s Market/Facebook

Get your fill of local, fresh fruits and veggies at this weekly market.

Nancy Liberty Porter/Facebook

You might recognize some of the buildings; they were featured in the film “Road to Perdition”, starring Tom Hanks!

BriYYZ/Wikimedia

The Momence Park District’s flagship park is gorgeous, and is a great place to picnic.

Border Town Pub

Enjoy your beer, but don’t skip dinner - they also have incredible burgers.

22-28 N. Dixie Highway, Momence

Ryan L. Natschke‎/Facebook

The hottest rides in town are shown off to a crowd of auto lovers six times each summer.

Ryan Goudzwaard/Facebook

Hunters will love this area for its bountiful deer population.

Momence Gladiolus Festival Association/Facebook

Each year, this festival transforms the downtown area, filling it with music, fun, and food.

Muggs and Sudds Momence/Facebook

Best known for their sandwiches, this restaurant is adored by the locals.

13287 E. State Route 114, Momence

MrHarman/Wikimedia

This stunning river flows right through Momence, providing plenty of spots in town to get out the old fishing pole.

ScottNielsen/Trip Advisor

This quaint bed and breakfast is the perfect place to stay when you’re in Momence.

304 W. 2nd Street, Momence

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