Two years ago, Louisiana school librarian Amanda Jones spoke against book banning. A few days later, the backlash started. Today, there’s still no end of it in sight. Hear her story at the Iowa City Book Festival on Oct. 19.
Loretta Lynn’s little sister first experienced fame while performing in the Hawkeye state in 1970s.
Singer-songwriter has ‘feelings’ regarding his five decades as a musician
Musical comedy, laced with adult humor and themes, coming to CSPS stage
Veteran signer-songwriter gets personal in latest album, ‘Nobody Owns You’
Paving the trail that travels through Eastern Iowa has created ‘endless memories’ for 40 years
From haunted houses to smashing pumpkins, something wicked (or not so much) this way comes
Nebraska native will mix it up in intimate Temple Theater setting, with hits, new music and stories
2 new exhibits celebrate city’s 175th birthday, artists’ look at political scenes
With food, dancing, celebrations and “villages” with activities representing multiple countries across the largest continent in the world, the annual celebration isn’t just a recreational opportunity. Each year, the festival reminds its founders and attendees that everyone has a place in Iowa.
Metal heavyweights touring with new ‘Invincible Shield’ collection
Spotlight on music, dance, discussions, readings, comedy exploring the American story
Band rewinding to the ’90s for tour coming to the Englert Theatre
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