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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2014
Page
6
Photographers Linda and Robert Scarth present images of wildlife plants and communities from southeast Alaska and British Columbia. The talk is 7:30 p.m. at Prairiewoods Franciscan Center in Hiawatha with free admission.
Four organizations Hiawatha Public Library Marion Public Library Granger House Museum and African American Museum of Iowa join to present four free programs on Fridays in March at 6 30 pm in Hiawatha Marion Granger House and Cedar Rapids. Sessions feature topics on 19th century women African American women domestic service and women’s health and roles.
Taylor Community Action Network hosts Healthy Families Night from 5 30 to 7 30 pm at 720 Seventh Ave SW featuring educational activities a soup supper and displays by Metro Care Connection Habitat for Humanity Matthew 25 Iowa State Extension Boys and Girls Club Tanager Place HACAP Young Parents Network and Partnership for Safe Families Green Iowa AmeriCorps offers free home energy audits weatherization and low cost weatherization for non eligible households Beethoven Club presents Musical Family Tree at 10 am Thursday at Scottish Rite Temple 616 A Ave NE free admission with a program on the Boulanger sisters Doppler flute duets and Chopin piano music.
Registration underway for Coralville Community Gardens at 900 10th St. Two plot sizes 10 by 30 feet at 35 dollars resident or 43.75 nonresident. 10 by 15 feet at 20 dollars resident or 25 nonresident. Accessible 10 by 3 foot beds cost 10 dollars resident or 12.50 nonresident. Open around April 1 with water, mulch, and disposal on site. Residents can apply now. nonresidents from 9 a.m. Saturday at the Coralville Recreation Center. More at Coralville.org.
Gutgsell Endowed Professor Robert McChesney of the University of Illinois will discuss The Crisis of Democracy is a Crisis of Journalism at 6 30 p m March 10 in W128 Chemistry Building. The free lecture highlights his books including The Death and Life of American Journalism and Collatocracy.
The Figge Art Museum in Eastern Iowa invites guests to Fat Tuesday Cajun Fest from 5:30 to 7:30 PM with Cajun dishes to sample. Create masks, take photos, vote on best dish, and enjoy a cash bar. Proceeds support art education outreach programs with tickets 25 advance or 30 at the door.
A 3 year old spayed female black and brown shepherd mix named Jingles is available at Cedar Valley Humane Society. She is active and jumps well suited for a home without small children and not great with cats. good with dogs. Adoption fee is $75. Shelter hours are Mon–Fri noon to 7 pm and Sat–Sun noon to 5 pm. Phone (319) 362-6288.
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