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The “Human+Nature” exhibit by artist Daniel Popper showcases five giant outdoor sculptures connecting people and the world around them, on display at Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Ill.
The laid-back country singer has five albums to draw from when he performs Feb. 3, 2022, at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Cedar Rapids.
Almost 10 years after it opened its first location, Jamaican Pat reopens a permanent home base in NewBo City Market, the location where it all started.
BrrrFest, an annual celebration of craft brewing, returns to Coralville for its 10th year on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022.
Nearly two dozen of the brightest and bluest musicians will perform at the Olympic South Side Theater in Cedar Rapids at 6 p.m. Saturday night, Jan. 29, for the sold-out daBluesapalooza.
A new restaurant from the Nanke Group is open after more than a year of pandemic delays.
Plant experts who will be sharing lessons learned from the derecho on Feb. 19 at the Linn County Master Gardeners Winter Gardening Fair at Kirkwood Regional Center in Hiawatha.
Winterfest offers activities indoors and out, with plenty of room to social distance, on Saturday, Jan. 22, in Amana, Iowa.
Veteran singer/songwriter coming to Iowa City with new material reflecting on her battle with breast cancer
Band back on tour, rolling into the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids on Jan. 26, 2022.
Take a peek inside the 40-acre campus that Mary Ingalls from “Little House on the Prairie” once lived on.
The deluxe album packages of 2021 were heavily weighted toward expanded reissues of notable individual albums. So if you have holiday gift cards burning a hole in your pocket, here are some fine choices.
“Nature Connects,“ a vibrant, colorful temporary exhibition at the Muscatine Art Center was built one LEGO brick at a time, until after 3,202 hours, New York artist Sean Kenney had assembled 321,680 LEGO bricks into 17 creations related to the natural world.
