Calendar highlights Iowa cultural venues and exhibits
The June 9 1979 calendar lists numerous museum hours and access across Iowa. Old Capitol and Herbert Hoover Library hours are provided alongside Czech Museum Cedar Rapids Art Center and Museum of Natural History displays. Exhibits include Indian and Philippine pieces, Canadian Northwest, Amana history, African sculpture, and regional art shows with dates, admission where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Capitol
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library
Interstate 80
West Branch
Czech Museum and Library
C St. SW
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Canadian Northwest
St. Louis
Museum of Natural History
U of I
Cedar Rapids charity horse show and summer events guide
June 9 at Hawkeye Downs 8:30 a.m. marks the Cedar Rapids Charity Horse Show as the 10th anniversary. June 10 features a Corvette car show at Crossroads Center Waterloo, a Grant Wood Art Festival at Stone City, plus multiple performances, exhibits, and sales across Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and surrounding towns. Admission ranges from free to $3 and $2 for various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Antique Auto Club
Bing Russell
Bonanza
Sheriff Clem
Dick Sparrow
Zearing
American Cancer Society
Crossroads Center
Waterloo
Glass Reflection Corvette Club
Grant Wood
Stone City
Eulenspiegel
Green-Nissen Estate
Old Town” School of Folk Music and Songwriter’s Guild of Chicago
Mike and
Lynette Richards
Old Creamery Theater
Garrison
Abbe Creek
Mount Vernon
Linn County Conservation Office
Rae Kaiser
Nancy Neenan
Peoples Unitarian Church
Iowa City Chamber Singers
Clapp Recital Hall
U of I
Rosella Duerksen
Hancher Auditorium
West Branch
Cee Bar Acres
Hiawatha
Danna Riley
Ellis Park
Frank Piersol
Springville
Linn County Fairground
Central City
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Daniels Park
National Cats Co
Skyhawks
Seminole Valley Park
Rose Gardens
Linn County Rose Society
Carl Franks
16Th Ave
Stanley James
Meadowbrook Drive
Charles Martin
36Th St
Galena
Old Market House Square
Ill
Noelridge Park
Squaw Creek
Franklin City Park
Belle Plaine
Walter Kollmorgen
Kenneth Truelsen
Legion Hall
Cedara and Area Summer Events Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of concerts plays fairs and lectures across Cedar Rapids Washington Iowa City and surrounding areas. Notable items include Waylon Jennings with the Crickets at Five Seasons Center and Stravinsky opera at El Kader House plus many university arts events at Coe College and U I venues with dates June to July and varied admission prices.
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Stravinsky
Elkader Opera House
Coe Music Faculty
Dance Theatre of the Hemispheres
What Cheer Opera House
What Cheer
Little Theatre
Grove Street
Burlington
Five Flags Theater
Dubuque
McCleery Fine Arts Center
Washington
Coe College Daehler-Kitchin
Cedar Rapids
Noelridge Park
Frank Piersol
Free
Waylon Jennings
Five Seasons Center
July 21 Faculty Recital at Clapp Hall
Leopold LaFosse violin James Avery piano perform contemporary Austrian works at Clapp Recital Hall University of Illinois 8 p.m. Free admission for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Disselhorst
James Lakin
Clapp Recital Hall
U of I
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Frank Piersol
VW Creative Artists
Crescent St
Cathy Rutledge
Leopold LaFosse
James Avery
Free
Log Cabin History Opens As Marengo Museum Site
The bachelor’s log cabin dating to 1861, once on Mary Meyer Doerzman’s farm near Homestead, will reopen Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 5 p.m. in Marengo starting June 16. The Iowa Waco Chapter DAR will dedicate a plaque that day marking the cabin as a historic site. Admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meyer Doerzman
Homestead
Marengo
Iowaco
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 provides daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include carrier 1.20 per week and mail options 7 issues 5.17 4 weeks 56.00 52 weeks 80.00 for out of state. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AM dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave SE
Iowa
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armstrong Gallery
Cornell
Corner House
First Ave. SE
Museum OF
Amana
Main Amana
Stanley
Museum of Art
University of Iowa School of Art
Johnson County Heritage Museum
Second Ave
Coralville
Johnson County Historical Society
Wright Morris
Roger Powers Jr
Mercy Hospital
Seminole Valley Farmhouse
Pioneer Village
Granger
Tenth St
Marion
Marion Historical Museum
Kimm Stastny
Hall Gallery
Ambroz Center
Maxwell's
the Sanctuary
Fieldhouse
Grand Daddy’s
Johnson County
Cedara
America
McGuinn
Clark & Hillman
Governor’s
White House
Cedar Rapids Kennel Club
West Union
St. Ludmila’s
Seminole Valley Farm
Minnesota
Central City Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
First Church of Christ
Nancy E. Houston
Urbana
Bluebells
Finland
Spencer Chapel
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Keith Morris
Friends of Fine Arts of the College
Little Mary Sunshine
E.C. Mabie Theater
U of S
Cosmo Catalano
Dows
Coe
Coe College
Michael Pufall
Mitch Ryder
Maxwell’s
Record Realm
Music Shop
E.C. Mabie
U of I. University
Bruce Levitt
Hey Dey
Fairfax
Oliver
Starlighters II
Anamosa Junior High School
Iowa Antique Bottlers
IBEW
Ronnie Laws
Cartanyan
Hancher
Jose Enrique Agarra-Jarne
Seville
Spain
Clapp
Douglas Moore
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Julian Bern
Cornell College
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
William Shakespeare
Lewin Goff
U OF I Symphony Orchestra
James Dixon
Palo Qualquicentennial
Palo Jaycees
Palo
Shakespeare
Elizabethan Gardens
Dance Theater of the Hemispheres
Dieman
Annd Bennett
Shakespeare Garden
Bever Park
Coe College Theatre Department
Stradivari
Allen Ohmes
Don Haines
William Preucil
Charles Wendt
Mount Mercy
Brand New Day
Coe’s Sinclair Auditorium
Collegium Musicum
Edward L. Kottick
Rome
Meth-Wick Manor
Mozart
da Ponte
IVE Sons Center
Iowa County Historical Society
Frank Collings
Wayne Cary
Optometrists
Lindale Mall
Optometric Associates
Killian’s
Pearle Vision Center
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