Cedar Rapids Community Bulletin Board Highlights Local Events
A dense list of Cedar Rapids notices covers dinners at Knights of Columbus and Moose Lodge fundraisers, film screenings such as Taxi to the Dark Side, library programs across several towns, museum exhibits, nature center concerts, and charity drives. Names include Cory Lyle Chapman Solem and organizations like Indian Creek Nature Center, Four Oaks, and United Way. Proceeds support medical care and community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Vernon Valley
Paul Engle Center For the Arts
Fourth St
Alex Gibney
Eva Orner
Susannah Shipman
Cory Lyle Chapman-Salem
Moose Lodge
West Post Rd
Cory Lyle Chapman- Solem
Ker Chapman
Dustin Solem
Cory
Nature Rocks
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Rd
SPT Theatre Company
Tony Bata
SPT
Doug Elliott
Gerard Estella
Janelle Lauer
Jane Pini
Dave Moore
Cedar Rapids/Linn County
Family Night at Shakespeare Festival in Iowa City
Riverside Theatre hosts Family Nights during the 10th Shakespeare Festival with shows of Richard III on June 23 at 7 p.m. at Lower City Park outdoor stage. Up to two adults with a child pay youth price of 15 dollars. Tickets at 319 338 7672 or riversidetheatre.org.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Usher's Ferry Historic Village
Seminole Valley Tri
Doc Holliday
Marion
Skyhawks
C Ave
Cedar Rapids Skyhawks
Iowa City
United Way
United Way of
Johnson County
Bob Goodfellow
Richard III
Riverside Theatre Shakespeare Festival
Riverside Theatre
Lower City Park
Festival
Riversidetheatre.org
Camp Kingwood brings UMC volunteers to Cedar Rapids flood relief
The United Methodist flood recovery office coordinates a Kingswood camp team from Mound Minnesota with participants from Kalona and Lanesboro Minnesota. Ian Deane notes campers are eager and it is progressing well, offering mission work and a rare day off at water parks. Andrea Sayler, 20, reflects on hard but meaningful service while Kingswood teams work in the Cedar Rapids area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
United Methodist Church
Ian Deane
Swood
Andrea Sayler
Sayler
Breckenridge
Minn
Freshman fuming over living at home before college
A New York mother and readers discuss whether the son should live on campus. Abby suggests independence requires responsibility and handling own paperwork. A reader advises a compromise using a DVR to pause programs during interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Seth
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
P.O
Bulletinboard
Gazcomm.com
Cedar Valley Chapter
Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
Third Ave
Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret
Joan
May
Unitedwaysc. Org
Separation Wall
Peoples Church
Third Ave. SE
Martha Larsen
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
West Bank
Falkland Islands
Linda
Bob Scarth
Owa City
Nami
St. Mark's United Methodist Church
Washington St
National Alliance On
Mary Issahat
Palestine
Iowa City Public Library
S. Linn St
Larsen
Israel
Mount Vernon
Eastern Iowa Observatory
United Nations
Galileo
Amana
Amana Colonies
Tin Tinkers Organization
Living History
Mark Twain
Carl and Mary Koehler
Quantico Marine Corps Band
Second St. SE
East Iowa
American Legion
31St St
JoAnn Belling
Des Moines
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Public Library
W. Willman St
Metro Library Network
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Westdale Mall
Edgewood Rd
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Judith Pedersen-Benn
Coralville
Coralville Public Library
Fifth St
Aristophanes
Witwer Senior Center
Tanager Place of
Patricia Bilsland
Cccee
Patricia High
Secessserseorrseetseees
Tanager Place
Joe
Dorothy Emery
John
Cedar
Color Web Employees Canteen Fund
Esco Group
Eee Jae
Mary Jo Rater
Gazette Downtown
Nancy McTarb
Harley Ransom
Tanager
KCRG
Gazette
Charman Banks
Rapids Gamma Phi Beta
David
William Bilsland
Wanda VanderHeiden
TV9
Pa Black
The
Hitaga
Deane
Hartfordshire
U.K
Kingswood
Steve. Gravelle
Dear Abby
Jeanne Phillips
Universal Press Syndicate
Marsha
James
California
Collins Road
Wire Cares
Collins
X- Men
Wolverine
Dorton
Gers
Wynnsong
Wehrenberg Theatres
Disney Digital 3D
Hell
Museum
Star Trek
Cece
RDS
Wss Family Films
Hed
ILPR
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