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Urbana High School to host 52nd Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner

Residents of all ages are invited to attend as the school celebrates more than five decades of Thanksgiving tradition in Urbana. Photo: Metro Services


URBANA, Ill. (Chambana Today) — Urbana High School and the UHS Student Council will once again welcome residents to a cherished local tradition: the 52nd Annual Thanksgiving Dinner, held Thursday, Nov. 27, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Urbana High School Commons.

The event is free and open to the entire community, with no reservations required. Guests may enter through Door 1.

The long-running dinner brings together families, students, alumni, and neighbors for a warm, community-centered holiday meal. Organized and served by UHS students and volunteers, the event highlights the school’s longstanding commitment to service and connection.

Residents of all ages are invited to attend as the school celebrates more than five decades of Thanksgiving tradition in Urbana.

For more information, visit Urbana High School’s Thanksgiving dinner page: UHS 51st Annual Thanksgiving Dinner – Urbana School District 116 .

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