Hancher season showcases elite artists in intimate setting
The coming Hancher season features David Sanborn Renee Fleming the Joffrey Nutcracker Emanuel Ax Mamma Mia Yo Yo Ma and the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra. The redesigned venue seats 1800 down from 2533 to foster closer connections with audiences and artists. Preservation Hall Jazz Band returns to inaugurate the season with Trombone Shorty joining on the lawn. The new auditorium sits at 1 Park Rd near the Iowa River with Club Handher events in Strauss Hall.
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Hancher Arts Schedule Highlights Open Houses to Booked Shows
Hancher lists open houses on 9 and 11 with a free outdoor concert by Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and Preservation Hall Jazz Band on the Green. Notable events include Steve Martin and Martin Short gala on the 24 and David Sanborn Electric Band on the 29, plus a series of Broadway and dance programs through February.
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FDA Food Safety Modernization Act expands oversight on fresh produce
The act gives FDA new authority to regulate fresh fruit and vegetable production and imports, aims for a unified safety system across federal, state and local levels, and funds a North Central Regional Center for Food Safety Training at Iowa State University to aid 12 Midwest states.
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Iowa lawmakers weigh water quality, hemp, and fireworks fate
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