World-class nature photography exhibit at Dubuque’s National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium takes viewers inside remote locations.
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World-class nature photography exhibit at Dubuque’s National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium takes viewers inside remote locations.
A live production of "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" is planned for Feb. 24, 2022, at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Cedar Rapids.
Songwriter and Son Volt frontman Jay Farrar playing Englert Theatre in Iowa City on Feb. 23. Farrar’s nephew, Jesse Farrar, will open the show,
Composer John Williams has created some of the most majestic, mystical, magical movie scores, from the heart-pounding UFO conversations in “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” to the whip-cracking soundtrack for the “Indiana Jones” franchise.
The Broadway production, which swept up six 2013 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, sent Billy Porter’s star rocketing skyward, en route to Tony’s Best Actor in a Musical honors.
Following a year in which fewer than 20 restaurants participated in a mostly takeout and delivery Restaurant Week, 56 eateries in Johnson County have jumped on board to participate in the 2022 edition of Think Iowa City Restaurant Week.
The women of Brucemore have been mentioned in previous guided tours, but this spring, their lives and contributions will be the focus of “In Her Step: Women’s History Tour.” The first tour, slated for March 3, is sold out, but on March 15, tickets will go on sale online for the March 31 tour.
This Friday marks five years since the fire that engulfed Thou Art Gallery on Main Street in Anamosa. The gallery has since been rebuilt and is running full swing again, and will commemorate the anniversary this Friday with an open house.
In Larry Baker’s “Wyman and the Florida Knights,” family secrets are plentiful and drive the drama of the book.
John Heim of Marion battles back after 2018 freak accident left him partially paralyzed.
Her story has taken on new relevancy now as Republican lawmakers in Iowa assail public school districts for making library books available that they’ve dubbed “obscene,” many written by LGBTQ authors and people of color
A banned graphic novel, “Maus,” sparks renewed interest, and big sales
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