Welcome to Sesser IL

The Best Hometown
in Southern IL

Sesser Community Choir Christmas Concert
December 11, 2011,
Sunday, 2:00pm, Free 

Opera House Performance 

1940's Radio: A Christmas Carol -
 December 16,  Friday - 7:00pm
 December 17, Saturday - 7:00pm
 December 18,  Sunday - 2:00pm


Admission:  $5.00 per person or two cans of food for the Sesser Area food pantry

 Sesser Opera House
 108 West Franklin Street
 Sesser, IL 62884
 618 625-6300
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sesser City Council

City Council is 1st Thursday at 7:00 pm Woll Room, upstairs, Opera House Café

 

 

 

 


Sesser Oktoberfest

Sesser Area Chamber of Commerce
33nd Annual
Oktoberfest Fall Festival
October 6, 2012
Sesser Miner's Memorial City Park
Call 618-625-5566 and leave message
or email sesser1904.org

Homecoming
June 13-16, 2012

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

Welcome to Sesser!

 

 

What's Happening

Chamber News!

Monthly Meeting

All Invited!

Sesser Opera House Banquet Room 10:00 A.M. 4th Tuesday of the month

 

A Certified City established in 1904.

 

 

Mayor Ned Mitchell welcomes all new comers, visitors, developers, businesses to our city of Sesser. Virtually in the center of it all Sesser IL is just minutes from a major junction of Interstates and with passenger rail and freight capabilities close by, with junior, community colleges and universities within a short drive the city of Sesser should be your next hometown.

 

 

Interested in coming to a great community? Sesser is a great location to spend a few hours or to spend a lifetime. Many of our businesses are known in the area for being the best. From steaks, lawyers, banquet rooms, buffets, crafts and shopping, big burgers, and don't forget Southern Illinois' Best Custard, at the Custard Stand. Sesser is a great place to be. Couple that with a great school, low crime, and outdoor activities near by and you've got a great place to live and visit. For more information about Sesser, its businesses, or its schools please contact the Chamber at 618-625-5566.

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History: Settled in 1904, became a city in 1909. Named for John Sesser, a surveyor and railroad official.

 

corn heads sesser homecoming

You'll have a ball in Sesser!!

See you here!

 

 

kelly wright with sesser mayor ned mitchell

 

Former Sesser resident Kelly Wright (L) visits with Sesser Mayor Ned Mitchell before marching in the annual Sesser Homecoming Parade. Mayor Mitchell thanked Wright for his years of service to our country and welcomed him back to Sesser for a short visit.