Sports & Entertainment

One of the biggest draws of the Quad Cities is the i wireless Center. The i wireless Center features concerts of all musical persuasions, sporting events, and endless international acts in its 12,000-seat arena.

Sports enthusiasts are not to be left out!  The Quad Cities is proud to be one of only 43 stops on the PGA Tour.  The John Deere Classic is played at the scenic TPC at Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois.

The Quad Cities embraces its minor league pro sports franchises.  The American Hockey League brings excitement to the i wireless Center as the Quad City Flames begin their second season in 2008.  When the ice melts, it is replaced with turf for the Quad City Steamwheelers, our Arena Football team, which has the i wireless Center jumping from May to August.

Professional baseball has been a mainstay in the Quad Cities for more than 60 years... with Modern Woodmen Park which sits along the Mississippi River in Davenport, Iowa.  The recently renovated stadium is home to the Quad Cities River Bandits.

The Quad City Riverhawks joined the Quad Cities in 2006.  The Riverhawks are part of the American Basketball Association and will be kicking off their third season in 2008.  Catch a game with the Riverhawks, and you are sure to enjoy an exciting night of basketball.

During the summer months, the Quad Cities also hosts numerous annual festivals. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the live sights, sounds, and smells at dozens of festivals on both sides of the river.