Eastern Iowa cultural calendar insertions long list
The Gazette listings announce two months of community cultural and entertainment events across Iowa City Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Museums theatres galleries farms fairs and concerts feature hours admission and dates through July and August 1977 and include Old Capitol Mu seum of Natural History Seminal Valley Farm Garrison House Arm strong Gallery Mabie Theater Hancher Auditorium Old Creamery Theatre and many local venues with hours and contact details for tours performances and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Capitol
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Museum of Amana History
Seminole Valley Farm
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Museum of Natural History
U. of I
Washington
Cornell
Museum of Art
Granger House
Tenth Street
Marion
McAuley Art Gallery
Mt. Mercy College
McAuley
Allamakee County Historical Museum
Allamakee Street
Highway 9
Waukon
Nick Klepinger
Corner House
First Avenue SE
Delaware County Historical Museum
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Old Creamery Theater
Garrison
Indian Creek Nature Center
Abbe Creek School Museum
Old Highway 30
Mt. Vernon
Linn County Conservation Office
Mabie Theater
U. of 1
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Commercial Club
Who-Tv
Duane Ellett
Floppy Headline Entertainment
Walker
Main Street
Hancher Auditorium
Ellis Park
Rural Art Club
Martelle Town Park
Martelle Town Community Room
Linn Co-op Oil
Thirty-fifth Street
Institute of Man
Carol Parrish
Feiffer
Bever Park
Lisbon
Cathy Rutledge
Everett Hamilton and Son
Julia Jack
Box
Mechanicsville
Carole Lesniak
Leopold LaFosse
Robert Ashby
Clapp Recital Hall
U. of I. Pete’s Patch
Keel Peterson Farm
Alburnett
Pet Pals Featured on Library Schedule
Edgewood and Kenwood branches host the Pet Pals program as part of the summer reading effort with dog demonstrations, care and training tips by Cedar Rapids AKC and Kennel Assn. reps. Sessions run 9 and 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Kenwood
Public Library
Margaret Bradow
Cedar Rapids
American Kennel Club
Paula Phillips
Swisher
Tennis Game Reveals Player’s Betting Approach
A playful line notes that the value of tennis lies not in play but in the point spread a bookie would offer. The quip frames betting as the key measure of skill, turning sports into a gauge of risk and odds.
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Fly By Night
Roosevelt Royale
Lynx
Millersburg
Carroll Chipman
Iowa Antique Bottleers
Ibew Hall
Wiley Boulevard
Hawkeye Downs
Commission On the Status of Women
The
YWCA
Jill Dunn
James Dixon
U. of I. Family
Linnhall
Kirkwood
Ron Battani
James Douglass
Clapp Recital
Iowa Hall
Helen Baumhoesener
Iowa Memorial Union
Tom McKay
Dwight Miller
Mr. Larson
Mahuran
Mahuran’s Antiques
Atkins
Allan Redmond
Squaw Creek Golf Course
Guys and Dolls Square Dance Club
Little Red Schoolhouse
Manchester
Cedar Rapids Ski Club
Cedar Rapids Boat Club
Kinross
Leo Siedel
Marengo
Tipton
Tipton City Park
Butler Park
Springville
Noelridge Park
Bob Brown
Wyoming
Cherry Auditorium
Coe
Malcolm Peel
Philosophy and Religion
Hickok Hall
Hancher Entertainment Commission
Hall and Oates
Hancher
YW Creative Artists
Crescent Street
Art Jones
Seminole Valley Park
Cedar Valley
Shakespeare Garden
Jefferson High School
Coe College Recorder Quartet
Collegium Musicum
Cedar Rapids Youth Symphony
Mark Logan
Sinclair Auditorium
Cherry Hill Park
U. OF I. Dance Company
Olde Barn Players
Linn-Mar High School
Shellsburg Lions Club
Shellsburg
Hawkeye Appaloosa Horse Club
Meth-Wick Manor
Iown Hall
Mikado
Anamosa Area
Martello School
Alexander Lippisch
R/C field
Linn County Fair
Central City
Jones Park
Decorah
Castle Grove
Kirkwood Florists
Jan Bjurstrom
House of J.B. Flowers
Moline
Kirkwood Learning Center
Lower Muscatine Road
Bishops Cafeteria
Library
Keith Pearson Builder
van Horne, Iowa