Cedar Rapids Arts Events Open With Opening Reception
A roundup of Cedar Rapids happenings includes Art Containers for the Self at Black Earth Gallery with live opening pieces and jury by Jane Gilmor, ArtShare Premiere at Veridian Credit Union, a gardening talk by Mike Anderson at North Liberty Library, Living Downstream screening and a Steingraber lecture, K L Cook readings at Mount Mercy, and a photography program by Linda and Robert Scarth at Prairiewoods.
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Brucemore Mansion Reopens For Guided Tours In Cedar Rapids
The 21 room Brucemore mansion resumes tours Tuesday with hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and 12 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Tours last about 50 minutes. Admission is free for members and 7 dollars for adults 3 dollars for youths age 6 to 18. Tickets sold 15 minutes before the hour at the Brucemore Store. Groups of 15 or more should schedule two weeks ahead.
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Coe College
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Leopold reading at Hurstville Center near Maquoketa
Jackson County Conservation hosts a 6 p.m. reading from Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac at the Hurstville Interpretive Center with a post reading discussion. Contact (563) 652-3783 for details. The event is at 1 mile north of Maquoketa on Highway 61.
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Jackson County Conservation
Aldo Leopold
Hurstville
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ImagineArt in the Alleys project seeks public input in Marion
Marion plans an open house Tuesday to display renderings for the ImagineArt in the Alleys alley beautification. The project aims to add creative lighting art bike racks and tables with live performances and artist demonstrations. A $350000 ArtPlace America grant supports the effort, the sole Iowa recipient among 55 communities.
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Marion
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ImagineArt in the Alleys Opens in Marion City Hall
Open houses run 5 30 to 7 p m on Tuesday at Marion City Hall first floor 1225 Sixth Ave with another on April 1 Construction to begin in June and finish in the fall The project aims to revitalize alleys with life and vitality and is part of the three national ArtPlace projects to repurpose underused space March activities will seek artists and construction firms with a panel presentation at the National Main Street Conference in Atlanta.
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Seventh
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Shortcake the terrier mix up for adoption at Cedar Valley Humane Society
Shortcake is a 3-year-old spayed brown and white terrier American pit bull mix available for adoption. She suits an active mature family. Cedar Valley Humane Society is open Monday to Friday noon to 7 p.m. and weekends noon to 5 p.m. Call (319) 362-6288.
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Cedar Valley Humane Society
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