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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2012
Page
6
Coralville hosts its annual free 4thFEST July 3 at S T Morrison Park featuring Lonestar. The crossover country pop group performs hits including Amazed No News and Come Cryin to Me as part of the Independence Day celebration.
KHAK 98.1 marks 50 years of country radio with a June 9 Cedar Rapids concert featuring Alan Jackson Joe Nichols Steve Haly and Craig Campbell. Second Avenue Bridge will close for the event. General admission 25 dollars lawn seating under 10 free. Gold Circle 44 VIP 125 includes meals drinks restrooms and near stage seating. Tickets go on sale at 9 am Friday via Redtrucktickets.com or 515 657 6128.
United Way of Johnson County will host its annual Community Celebration from 4 30 to 6 pm on April 4 at the Levitt Center for University Advancement in Iowa City. The free event recognizes individuals and organizations for past year contributions. RSVP via phone or email.
More than 60 artists and crafters from western Iowa and eastern Illinois will participate in the Shop Local Spring Market at Sycamore Mall 1660 Sycamore St Iowa City. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and admission is free.
Tanger Outlets Williamsburg hosts a Fashion Week April 9 to 14 featuring spring trends and a Style Event on April 14 at 1 p.m. in Suite 131 with demonstrations and tips. At 2 p.m. eight finalists will spend $200 in 90 minutes to craft a look.
In Mary Welsh Elementary School gymnasium Nick Rotter, age ten, reads his self written book Larry the Light Blue Sub Gets Lost to more than one hundred spectators. His father Robert Rotter explains Nick wrote the story during a rainy day and then kept expanding it until completion. Nick and his dad chose self publication after a publisher requested changes.
Nick Rotter sold copies of his self published book for 10 dollars at the Williamsburg Mary Welsh Elementary Family Reading Night on March 22. Proceeds benefited PALS and funded playground equipment. Nick plans a sequel and shared his drawings and process with attendees.
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