Where people 55 and older can come together for games, fellowship, a hot meal, and make new friends. Read More >>

Sitting at the highest point in Pana, and is said that the Captain selected this site so he could overlook the City. Read more >>

Take a look back through the history of the City of Roses. Free and open to the public by appointment. Read More >>

The Murals in Pana are the result of the work by the Pana Community Council for the Arts and Rembrandt Society. Read More >>

The home of the 18 foot statue of Abraham Lincoln with his hand raised in the act of emancipation. Read More >>

A 25-acre wildlife park where one can view the various plants, birds, insects, animals, and tall grass butterfly house. Read More>>

A village of restored log pioneer homes from the area. The homes are located at the Tri-County Fairgrounds. Read More >>

Pana is located close to several lakes - Lake Pana, Taylorville, Sangchris , Shelbyville, Ramsey and Beyers Lake. Read More >>

Pana was once the crossroads of four major railroads. Pana's origin is attributed to the coming of the "Iron Monster" Read More >>

Home to the Pana Tri-County Fair. First held in 1885. The fair is held yearly on Labor Day weekend. Read More >>

Our four public parks contain a swimming pool, picnic facilities, playground equipment, and baseball diamonds. Read More >>

Enjoy the pleasures of one of two beautiful golf courses plus a 18 hole disc golf course at Kitchell Park. Read More >>

The 15 mile Lincoln Prairie Trail begins at the west edge of the City of Pana and follows Route 29 to Taylorville. Read More >>

This beautiful Art Moderne-style single-screen theater opened in 1941, as Tanner's Roseland Theatre. Read More >>

Enjoy the beauty of the architecture of the many fine old homes and buildings, there are two walking tours available. Read More >>