Diana Nollen

Houston native Michelle Perrin Blair grew up attending musical theater productions, but as a violinist and orchestral conductor, most recently …

Instead of cuing downbeats for Orchestra Iowa, Maestro Timothy Hankewich is staying upbeat with listeners far and wide on his …

The Old Creamery Theatre in Amana has suspended the rest of its 2020 offerings, including outdoor shows, tours and summer …

The spotlight is swinging from HIStory to HERstory when The History Center in Cedar Rapids reopens July 11. The new …

Fueled by his can-do attitude, Marion native Chandler DeWees, 21, is well on his way toward raising $20,000 for Meals …

CEDAR RAPIDS – NewBo City Market in Cedar Rapids will start movin’ and groovin’ this summer, with the return of …

A walk back in time will help preserve the future at Marion’s Granger House Victorian Museum. The path leading to …

Red Cedar Chamber Music is closing out its current season with an eye toward developing a new season that may …

While the 2020 Freedom Festival isn’t the perfect vision organizers had in mind, they’ve spent the COVID-19 spring quarantine reshaping …

Giving Tree Theater in Marion is celebrating a pair of firsts this weekend. Owners Jamie and Andrea Henley of Robins …

Iowans of all ages and races can add their voices to ‘Unwavering: 21st Century Activism,” opening Sept. 19 at the …

Background Peter Teahen of Cedar Rapids and John Ockenfels of Shueyville, members of the International Fellowship of Flying Rotarians, were …

COVID-19 blew out the candles on Eulenspiegel’s 45th birthday bash planned for March 22, but the West Liberty puppet troupe …

Robots and art will be engaging in lively conversations when the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library opens its …

Two of the major players on the Corridor theater scene are re-imagining the ways they can connect with community outside …