Animal Planet Host Joel Silverman to Visit Camp Bow Wow Cedar Rapids
Animal Planet host Joel Silverman and co star Foster will appear at Camp Bow Wow Cedar Rapids at 7 p m July 1. Silverman will present an animal trainer seminar assist demonstrations take questions and sign copies of his book. Admission is free and open to the public call (319) 393 3647 or visit campbowwow cedarrapids for details.
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Cedar Rapids Downtown Library opens its doors
The Cedar Rapids Public Library celebrates the Downtown branch grand opening from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday at 221 Third St. SE with hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Farmers Market Saturdays. Spanda Inc and KCCK present a Scavenger Hunt fundraiser on Aug. 6 with team sponsorships and registration due by Tuesday and fees by July 30. Contact Sandy Mostaert for details.
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Hawkeye Area Council hosts Solve The Mysteries Family Camp
The 2009 Solve The Mysteries Family Camp runs from Thursday through July 4 at the Howard H. Cherry Scout Reservation east of Central City. Open to all ages with information and signup at hawkeyebsa.org.
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Marion unveils eight Imagine ideas via Tom Newport sculptures
Eight sculptures by Tom Newport in Marion showcase the city wide Imagine ideas aimed at a better community. The display runs along Seventh Street in the uptown district through fall with self guided tours available at uptown Marion merchants and the Marion Chamber of Commerce office.
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Englert Theatre marks fifth anniversary as Iowa City cultural hub
Pam Butler of Iowa City recalls the Englert Theatre’s roots as a mural in the former movie house. Since reopening in 2004 the nonprofit has grown, hosting 60 to 80 acts its first year and about 190 by 2008, with an $800000 annual budget funded mainly by revenue and grants. The city will provide $50000 in annual support starting July 1, and the venue now rents space to businesses for events while boosting downtown vitality and local spending.
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