Since 1974, the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library has been an innovative leader in lifelong learning, community building and cultural connections.
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Area higher education officials gathered Friday to promote opportunities for Iowans of all walks of life to bring Iowa, and the Midwest, to the world.
After reading the harrowing story of a Cedar Rapids veteran who survived a crash in Nazi-occupied France, one Czech historian was drawn to Iowa to document the stories of World War II veterans for the future.
Blockbuster exhibit at National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library timed for 50th anniversary year.
Work to begin in early April, with grand opening Sept. 21 during BrewNost 2024
Learn about the most notable historical examples of Czech and Slovak-Americans, the evolution of their immigration, and how to trace your own lineage through speakers from around the world at this symposium at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library.
After decades as a folk artist, a Czech descendant and Cedar Rapids “Living Iowa Treasure” display’s her life’s work in various mediums at the National Czech and Slovak Museum & Library.
Gazette arts reporter shares her list of the top events she attended
World-class artistry on stage and museum walls coming to the Corridor.
This year’s celebration on Friday, Sept. 15, includes international beers, wines and spirits curated by Doug Alberhasky from John’s Grocery in Iowa City.
Jewelry, household items, history on display at Czech and Slovak museum beginning Saturday.
Czech, Slovak delegation coming to Cedar Rapids this week to attend business forum, gala celebration.
Cecilia Rokusek says Czech Republic award reflects well on museum, Cedar Rapids in preserving past with eye to future
The National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library today welcome two top Czech music artists from Prague: Kristina Kustkova, mezzo soprano, and Ahmad Hedar, pianist. This is one of only three concerts the duo are performing in the U.S.
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