Take a tour of High Amana home that will be on the Amana Arts Guild’s Holiday Haus Walk Dec. 2 and 3
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Take a tour of High Amana home that will be on the Amana Arts Guild’s Holiday Haus Walk Dec. 2 and 3
Here are the desserts bakers and chefs around the Corridor have made a tradition in their families — and how they find comfort in making food at home for pleasure after working long days in the kitchen.
A 1915 building that started as the center of culture in Solon has found new life as a hotel, thanks to a $2.9 million renovation.
Viana Qadoura, founder and director of the Mariam Girls’ Club, is tackling a 1,000 Book Nook project at the Al-Iman Center
The new Bolt Barbershop makeover at Franklin Middle School offers haircuts to kids who can’t get them outside of school. But that’s just a little bit off the top of what the program does for students in their most formative years.
Eli Ward is betting his tenacity and skill will set him apart among dozens of talented singers for a shot at $100,000 and a record deal.
Bertram Road’s “Blue Bridge” in Cedar Rapids has found a new home in Indian Creek Nature Center after an unsuccessful attempt to transport it in April.
A new sculpture park along one of Mount Vernon’s trails hopes to add more value to the city’s art scene with plans for future growth.
Cedar Rapids veteran Sarah Lamp, who served in the Air Force for 15 years, is featured in a new 2024 calendar that raises funds for veterans across the country.
Thanks to newfound fame on TikTok, a pack of llamas have brought visitors from across the country to a wildlife preserve south of Cedar Rapids. But as liaisons to an important message, they’re more than pretty faces in costumes.
Honoring the Human Form, a new art exhibit with about 70 pieces at the Schwartzkopf Gallery in Cedar Rapids’ Cherry Building, explores the human body through seven artist’s unique perspectives, including their glimpse at late model Kristina Collora Pearson over the last decade.
Only time — and weather forecasts — will tell what hues we may see this year
With a Sept. 28 and March 1 performance, two new acts will bring a spectrum from introspective poetry on universal themes to upbeat jazz fusion.
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