Articles Tagged: CSPS Hall

Miles Nielsen & the Rusted Hearts return to CSPS Hall Friday, Jan. 9.

"The Reason We Celebrate," slated for Saturday at CSPS Hall, will be as eclectic as the crowd Lamaria Purchase hopes to draw.

Michael Charles returns to CSPS Hall Saturday, Dec. 13.

"Unravel" is just a name of another solid album from the Henhouse Prowlers, which also includes bassist-vocalist Jon Goldfine, guitarist-vocalist Chris Dollar and mandolinist Jake Howard. "Unravel" features pretty harmonies, traditional bluegrass and folk.

The third annual event raises funds for Revival Theatre Company’s yearly programming and educational classes and workshops.

Featuring a weekly rotation of stand-up comedy, improv troupes, storytelling and personal interviews with public figures, Monday Unscripted has something for everyone in CSPS Hall’s Black Box Theater.

The Iowa City jazz band will swing at CSPS Hall this Saturday.

Country/Americana artist Molly Brandt explores disillusionment, heartache and difficult struggles in her music.

Bensusan is an uncommon guitarist, who has no problem playing three parts in a couple of different time signatures in a song. The impact is a unique, textured sound.

The free admission days supported by the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.

A redevelopment project for decades, the Cedar Rapids neighborhood’s significant investments in recent years has neighborhood at inflection point nearly 20 years after the 2008 Flood which brought it renewed vibrancy.

Award-winning independent filmmaker S. Torriano Berry will host a retrospective exhibit featuring his work as an independent filmmaker and a silent auction of art by his mother, Jean Berry, at 5:30 p.m. Friday, June 27, at CSPS Hall.

Burmese artist and Cedar Rapids resident Saw Naing Lin documents his life through decades of ethnic cleansing and war in a new exhibit at CSPS Hall.

The 1996 film, “The Birdcage,” starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, was inspired by the Tony Award-winning musical, “La Cage aux Folles.” The musical continues to resonate with audiences 42 years after its Broadway debut.

Living Improverty, formed in 2017, specializes in short form and musical improv.