Diana Nollen

Dubuque festival reels in indie artists, audiences

After pandemic pauses, local pilots Peter Teahen and John Ockenfels are ready to fly around the world on a mission to end polio. The two men will spend more than 165 hours together in the cockpit of their single-engine Cessna airplane. They’ll cover more than 25,000 miles, with stops planned in more than 25 countries in three months.

New documentary shines light on artist, activist with University of Iowa ties

Festival expands entries from home and abroad with FilmFreeway portal

New features added to Iowa City celebration of music, literature

‘Play That Goes Wrong’ bringing comedy chaos to Theatre Cedar Rapids

Solo show of art and stories grows out of three decades behind bars

Former Grass Roots guitarist, ‘Office’ actor Creed Bratton bringing comedy/music blend to Cedar Rapids

A.J. Croce bringing his father’s legacy to Cedar Rapids concert

The 2022 Academy Awards are Sunday. The Gazette turned to Iowa City FilmScene’s co-founder and executive director Andrew Sherburne and programming director Ben Delgado to answer questions about who will win and who should win. And which films have an Iowa connection.

The downtown Cedar Rapids bar offers prime window seating for SaPaDaPaSo parade. For some revelers, the annual St. Patrick’s Day event marks, as bar owner Kurt Luedtke says, “the coming of spring, leaving winter behind us, hopefully.”

Local Irish band saying farewell with St. Patrick’s Day concert in Iowa City

‘Fefu and Her Friends’ enacts scenes in various Riverside Theatre spaces

Celebrations start this weekend, continue through next

After the 2022 double rain-out, Orchestra Iowa is canceling its outdoor season opener.