A vibrant, colorful temporary exhibition at the Muscatine Art Center was built one 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.
Celebrations, recreation abound on land, soaring the skies
Holiday light show dances around rural Walker cul-de-sac.
Ten years after the Human Rights Campaign first rated cities nationwide on how inclusive they are to LGBTQ people, cities in Iowa have made big improvements. But with a state Legislature that introduces anti-LGBTQ bills each session, does it matter?
Your guide on things to see and do between Orlando and the Space Coast, before and after the University of Iowa and Iowa State bowl games.
Hoover Museum gallery in West Branch showcases artist’s mechanical genius.
My husband and I flew to Fairbanks, Alaska, eager to see the dazzling light display officially known as the aurora borealis. Fairbank’s generally clear winter skies and low levels of light pollution, make it one of the best places in the world to see the northern lights.
There’s plenty to do during a day trip to St. Louis beyond seeing the arch. Check out the Missouri History Museum’s “St. Louis Sound” exhibit.
F.W. Kent Park offers year-round education, recreation, exploration in abundance.
Dutchman’s Store in Cantril builds on old-fashioned general store idea.
Dyersville rounds the bases with movie site, basilica, farm toys and more
If you’re looking for chills and thrills beyond Halloween, here are just a few of Iowa’s haunted sites you can visit year-round. Most are close to home, but the most notorious one is in the southwest corner of the state.
With sister city Douglas, these towns harbor culture, cuisine and outdoor adventure near the shores of Lake Michigan.
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