Eastern Iowa Calendar Listings for Two Months
Community cultural and entertainment listings for Iowa locations include Old Capitol in Iowa City and several museum and theater exhibits. Notable items cover 200 Years of Extinction at the Museum of Natural History, War of 1812 displays, Nast Prints at Harlan Dining, and multiple art shows at University of Iowa venues plus Cedar Rapids and Coral locations.
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Old Capitol
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum
Interstate 80
West Branch
Museum of Natural History
U of I
Washington
Main Library
Thomas Nast
Harlan
the Commons
Cornell
December arts events and lectures across Iowa City area
A crowded schedule lists exhibitions at Sinclair Galleries Coe College Indian Creek Nature Center and University venues. Highlights include Our Solar System guest lecture Frank Olson Christmas by Candlelight and a Shakespeare program. Also featured are art shows by Bill Hanlon John Hubbard Martha Bourne and Paul Julius. Includes concerts by Willowwind School and Doc Severinsen with Cedar Rapids Symphony.
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Indian Creek Nature Center
Frank Olson
Guthrie Actors at Kirkwood Present Clowns Lovers and Kings
Guthrie Theater performers Susan Dafoe and Tom Hegg will stage Clowns Lovers and Kings a 30 role sketch from Shakespeare Monday at Kirkwood Community College in the Iowa Room Iowa Hall. The 11 30 a m program is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the college student development center.
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Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Susan Dafoe
Tom Hegg
Guthrie Theater
Minneapolis
Washington High School
Iowa Room
Guthrie
Julius Caesar
The
College Student Development Center
January arts events note at University of Iowa and Cedar Rapids
Multiple events listed include Milwaukee Repertory Theater at Hancher Auditorium with Jan 24 26 entries, art exhibit by Jerry Griffith and Jean Graham at Armstrong Gallery, Our Iowa Preserves II at Indian Creek Nature Center with lectures by Carl Kurtz and Dean Roosa, chamber music by the Tokyo String Quartet, wilderness first aid class, several faculty recitals at Clapp Recital Hall, The Killing of Sister George at Dows Theater, cross country workshop at Indian Creek, Cedar Rapids Symphony with Marc Taslitt and Christopher Adey, Leontyne Price concert, Stan Kenton Variety Series, winter horse drawn bobsled at Indian Creek, Cedar Rapids Youth Symphony at Sinclair Auditorium, Joffrey Ballet at Hancher, and various concerts and events with ticket details and registration contacts.
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Paul F. Walter
Museum of Art
U of I
Indian Creek Nature Center
Cedar Rapids Recreation
John Hubbard
East
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Margrieta Delle
Jerry Griffith
Jean Graham
Armstrong Gallery
Cornell
Iowa
Carl Kurtz
Dean Roosa
Tokyo String Quartet
Hancher Auditorium
Mark Rowland
American Red Cross
Kirkwood Community College
Marc Taslitt
Christopher Adey
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Paramount Theater
Leontyne Price
Cedar Rapids Youth Symphony
OKAVANGO Arribada screening with Bernard Nathanson
The Audubon Wildlife Film Series presents OKAVANGO and Arribada hosted by Bernard Nathanson at 7 30 p m in Sinclair Auditorium Coe admission two dollars general and one dollar students Tickets via Paul Finger at 362 4027 Also Mount Mercy Spring Children’s Theater presents Children’s Fables and Folk Lore with an event on February 5.
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Okavango
Arribada
Bernard Nathanson
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe
Paul Finger
Mount Mercy
University concerts and exhibits fill area venues this winter
U of I hosts jazz bands and the symphony at Clapp and Hancher halls with free admission. Iowa Baroque Players perform at Clapp. Cedar Rapids hosts a 319 area art competition at the Cedar Rapids Art Center. Coe and Mount Mercy present exhibitions with public receptions. A piano series features Peter Serkin at Hancher. A Martelle variety show runs February 12 at the Martelle Schoolhouse.
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U OF I
Clapp Recital Hall
Iowa Baroque
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local News and Delivery Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette issues details for Cedar Rapids IA including distribution and postal handling. It lists subscription options by carrier and mail with weekly and annual rates and notes AP news redistribution rights.
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The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gorette
Associated Press
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Smithsonian
Lila Katzen
Michael and
Kay Maas
Mercy Hospital
Frank Licciardi
Dubuque
McAuley
Atelier 17
Stanley William Hayter
Paris
Creamery Theater
Garrison
Iowa City Chamber Singers
Rosella Duerksen
Jefferson High School
Hilltop Singers
Roosevelt Royale
Conger Metcalf
Sinclair Galleries
Coe College
Hogarth
Bruegel
Daumier
Goya
Grosz
Willowwind School
Emily Brown
Robert Zimansky
Noelle Spieth
E. Fairchild
Bill Hanlon
Peoples Unitarian Church
Dick Stevens
McAuley Gallery
Martha Bourne
Paul Julius
West Gallery
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
St. Paul’s
American Legion
Fourth Ave
Linn County
American Legion Building
Frank Rosolino
Doc Severinsen
Harold Bauer
Guthrie Actors At
Kirkwood
Milwaukee Repertory Theater Company
Kerry Grippe
U of I. Free
Sister George
Dows Theater
Dana Davis
Thomas Ayres
Betty Bang Mather
Stan Kenton
Joffrey Ballet
U of L
Harper Hall
Free
James Dixon
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Cherry Auditorium
Mount Mercy College
Peter Serkin
Blake
Picasso
Terry Allen
Pat Steir
Coc
Martelle
Nancy Stahl
Tommy Tucker Realty Realtors
Register Free Now
Native Talent
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Chamber of Commerce
Native Valent
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