Winter Arts and Events Fill Eastern Iowa Calendar
The Gazette calendar lists diverse arts happenings across Cedar Rapids and nearby. Exhibits at Cedar Rapids Art Center and University of Iowa Museum of Art, theater performances at Armstrong and Kirkwood venues, concerts by University ensembles, and lectures plus dance and film programs across Coe Cornell Mt. Mercy and Washington high schools. Events feature photographers Dan Liebsohn and Carl Homstad, plus many campus concerts and community shows through February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Dan Liebsohn
Berkeley
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Road SE
America
University of Iowa Museum of Art
Studio 2Rc
Rome
Mark Cohen
Beaty L. McDonald
Mt. Vernon
the Commons
Cornell
Ethos
Daehler- Kitchin
Coc
Stradivari
Clapp
University of Iowa
Thieves Market
Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I
Christy Moore
Harperhall
Carl Homstad
Decorah
Stuart Lounge
Gage Union
Coe
Janet Warden
Sinclair Auditorium
Ernie Barnes
Frances Lerner
Marcy Jackson
McAuley Art Gallery
Mt. Mercy College
Kirkwood Community College
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
Bengal
India
Shaw Lounge
Cornell Commons
Leroy White
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Oscar Brand
King Chapel
Charlie Brown
Warde Hall
Mt. Mercy
Alexis Weissenberg
Hander
U. of L
Lunatics
University Theater
Studio Theater
Mildred Wild
Black Genesis
Voices of Soul
Old Creamery Theater Co
Garrison
Center Point School
Floyd Sandford
William and Patricia Medley
McAuley Auditorium
Clapp Recital Hall
Iowa
John Zielinski
Iowa Arts Council
West Gallery
Harry Winokur
State Historical Society
East Gallery
Sinclair
George Henry
Carl Sandburg
Alpha and Omega Players
Rockport
Texas
McAuley
Center For New Music
Clapp Recital
Bill Pringle
Daehler-Kitchin
Luis Oncens
Commons
Carl Franks
Joel Brown
Washington High School
Hancher Auditorium
Martelle Community Club
Martelle
COE Chamber Orchestra
Peggy Doerrie
Japan
Consulate General of
Chicago
Thomas Nast
Armstrong Gallery
From Barber Chair to Coleus: Harold Hoegh Goes Green
Harold Hoegh, a longtime Chicago barber since 1947, shifts from haircuts to horticulture after selling a barber chair to fund his plant venture. His shop becomes Harold's Barber Shop and Flower Store, later simply Harold's, a one man operation stocked with rubber trees, coleus and other houseplants. He foresees the plant trend as a passing fad but remains personally attached to his greenery, keeping a greenhouse at home and sourcing from wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Harold Hoegh
Coleus
Hoegh
Harold
Harold’s
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Gypsy
Gypsy Rose Lee
Armstrong Theater
Mad Anthony
Jefferson High School
Memphis
Montgomery
Martin Luther King
Handher
Albert Marks
Juilliard String Quartet
The
Independent Eye
Chicago Theatre Co
Murray Louis Dance Co
I de
Iowa Symphonic
Hancher
Walter Nicks
Franklin Junior High School
Ely
Jefferson
Taft, Roosevelt
Wilson
Samuel D. Proctor
Graduate School of Education
Rutgers University
Abyssinian Baptist Church
New York City
Cherry Auditorium
Netherlands
Center For New Performing Arts
MacLeanhall
E. C. Mabie Theater
John L. McKenzie
St. Pius X School
Hilltop Lounge
Lowell Monroe
Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium
Jeffrey Swann
Robert Triplett
Delbert Disselhorst
James Lakin
U. of 1
Audubon Wildlife Film
Papua New Guinea
Greg and
Linda McMillan
James Moeser
Harper Hall
U. OF I. Dance Theater
Hander Auditorium
Cindy Graham
Frank Wiens
Warde
Collegium Musicum
Jeff Edwards
Art Morrison
Leonard Good
Drake University
Redwood Landing
Aquinas
Tad W. Guzie
Marquette University
Mt. Mer
Bahamas
Harry Pederson
Manchester Community Theatre Assn
West Delaware High School
Manchester
Carla Goettel
Cedar Rapids Symphony
van Cliburn
Paramount Theatre
Iowa County Bicentennial Chorus
Messer Auditorium
Williamsburg
the Micell
Lola
New York
Philadelphia
Portland
Providence
Reno Salt Lake Ci
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
D.C
Tdrew
Vo Vage
Isport, Inc
Lindale Plaza
Travel & Transport
Ee Igiant
16Th Ave. S.W
Cory Crystal Kettle
Johnson
Denon
Enterprise Spaceship
AIM
16Th Ave
S.W