Editing Bushnell, Illinois (section)

==Music==
From 1991 to 2012, Bushnell was home to one of the largest Christian music and arts festivals in the world, known as the [[Cornerstone Festival]]. Each year around the 4th of July, 25,000 people from all over the world would descend on the small farm town to watch over 300 bands, authors and artists perform at the Cornerstone Farm Campgrounds. The festival was generally well received by locals,<ref>{{Cite web|title=City of Bushnell, IL City History|url=http://www.bushnell.illinois.gov/history.php|website=www.bushnell.illinois.gov|access-date=2020-05-28}}</ref> and businesses in the area would typically put up signs welcoming festival-goers to their town.

As a result of the location of the music festival, numerous live albums and videos have been recorded or filmed in Bushnell, including the annual Cornerstone Festival DVD. The festival's 20th anniversary DVD included interviews with local Bushnell citizens and business owners.

Cornerstone held its final festival in 2012 and no longer operates.