About: Starved Rock and Matthiessen State Parks, all year long. 100% of the proceeds from the 2025 Starved Rock and Matthiessen Calendar are being donated to the Starved Rock Foundation. The volunteer-run foundation supports the State Park through educational programs, guided hikes, exhibit updates, and more.
Details & Shipping: Calendar size: 11 x 14. Each month features seasonal natural and wildlife moments captured by park hikers. Park events and Federal holidays are included in the calendar. Online orders placed before Nov. 16 will ship on Nov. 18. Online orders placed between Nov. 16 and Dec. 7 will ship on Dec 9.
Starting October 9, Calendars can also be purchased for $25 at the following in-store locations, while supplies last;
LeRocher Bookstore (Starved Rock Foundation) – Oglesby, IL
Starved Rock Lodge – Oglesby, IL
Bruce & Ollies at The Bickerman Building – Utica, IL
Starved Rock Country Welcome Center – Utica, IL
Grand Bear Resort Gift Shop – Utica, IL
Prairie Fox Books - Ottawa, IL
Heritage Harbor – Ottawa, IL
Quality: This calendar is professionally printed on one of the finest printing papers made. This Classic Felt press paper has a luxurious feel and smooth finish, producing a high-quality, timeless feel. It is an acid free, archival and Forest Stewardship Council certified paper.
The annual Starved Rock & Matthiessen calendar was created by Matthew Klein Films.
2025 Calendar
About the Starved Rock Foundation: Founded in 1991, The Starved Rock Historical and Educational Foundation is the non-profit organization for Starved Rock State Park. In collaboration with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, we’re rooted in conservation, education, and recreation. Our volunteers staff programs including interpretive hikes, visitor center docents, trail cleanup, and seasonal events. We raise funds for park improvements through memberships, donations, and proceeds from the volunteer-run LeRocher Book Store. We’ve funded over $460,000 in park projects, programs, and improvements in the past 30+ years. Learn more at www.starvedrock.org