Articles Tagged: New Bohemia District

Facing rising construction costs amid a turbulent international materials market, NewBo City Market leaders are looking to “rightsize” the nonprofit business incubator’s upcoming expansion.

Ring in the holiday season with festivals, holiday markets, light displays and other events.

Owners of Ideal, Olympic theaters aim to create “movement and energy between the two venues” to enhance “alive-ness,” cohesion of the New Bohemia neighborhood.

Former Cedar Rapids Kernels general manager Scott Wilson will be the next leader of NewBo City Market.

A pair of new murals came to fruition in August through creative means after their Colombian artist was denied entry to the United States.

Savannah Blake, photojournalist at The Gazette, shares the story behind this reflective photo.

Oddmama’s Vintage Cafe and Rhapsody are planning openings in New Bohemia.

For decades, the Riverside Roundhouse was a staple of Cedar Rapids’ historic Czech Village neighborhood. The circular structure, built in 1963, served as a neighborhood center for farmers markets, weddings and community events. Then came the flood.

For the third time in two years, The District: Czech Village and New Bohemia is looking for a new executive director after its most recent director, Jennifer Borcherding, resigned.

The planned expansion at NewBo City Market has been delayed by unexpected construction costs.

NewBo City Market Executive Director Julie Parisi will step down Aug. 15.

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.

This summer, the Schwartzkopf Gallery’s first international artist expounds on a classic poet’s wisdom about longing through several series spanning written and visual mediums.

The Geonetric Building in Cedar Rapids’ NewBo District has been sold to WRH Inc., a South Amana-based civil contractor.

EntreFEST, a conference for Iowa entrepreneurs, hosted its first-ever pitch competition Friday in Cedar Rapids, with $15,000 in cash prizes. The first-place winner, from Cedar Rapids, is a regenerative farm that’s growing produce of cultural importance.