Articles Tagged: Iowa City

See why these artists and free spirits parade with costumes, puppets and giant heads through Iowa City every quarter.

In a world full of bars for normies, The Roxxy stands out with its new Iowa City location, where you can let your freak flag fly.

Austin, Texas, band bringing new music to Englert concert

“If you look at Iowa City as a place that is fast-growing and diverse, it will need more deliberate actions for neighborhoods to develop,” said Ayman Sharif, Iowa City’s new outreach & engagement specialist.

The $1,400 checks are going to low-income residents negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, including those excluded from pandemic relief checks most Americans received, like refugees and immigrants.

Woodward and Bernstein, Leslie Odom Jr., Patti LaBelle, Yo-Yo Ma and the American Ballet Theatre are among the heavy-hitters headed to Hancher for its 50th anniversary season.

As Taste of Heritage Garden celebrates its 25th anniversary, the event will pay special tribute to the late Betty Kelly, who organized the efforts for the annual event at Plum Grove.

The church announced last week there will be in-person service Saturdays at 6:30 p.m. at River Community Church, 3001 Muscatine Ave, Iowa City.

The Monument Hills project would consist of 64 single-family homes, along with a senior living community on the east side of the development. The proposed development is near Harvest Preserve and Calder Park in northeast Iowa City.

Mary Chapin Carpenter heading to Iowa City on July 15 with new music, fan favorites

An Iowa City man is facing a charge of terrorism and two charges of possession of explosives after bringing “incendiary materials” to the GuideLink Center and University of Iowa’s College of Public Health.

The Iowa City Downtown District wants to bring more retailers selling mensware to the city’s downtown and has doubled the cash incentives in its retail referral program.

Try a cuisine with Chicano influences new to the area.

Law enforcement responded to an incident at GuideLink Center in Iowa City where an individual began to physically assault staff members after walking into the building. The GuideLink Center will remain closed until 6 a.m. on Wednesday.

A group of seven farm workers and their families at Wilson’s Orchard & Farm are among the first group approved for Uniting for Ukraine, giving them up two years of temporary protection in the United States.