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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1978
Page
2
Calendar insert lists ongoing art shows and museum hours across University of Iowa venues in Iowa City and nearby towns. Highlights include Cap City galleries, Amana History displays, Cedar Rapids exhibitions, and community events with dates through May and June plus admission details.
A parade of May theatre concerts gallery tours and community fairs unfolds across Cedar Rapids. Highlights include the Children's Theatre production Androcles and the Lion at Washington High School directed by John Ham, and Blithe Spirit at Cornell Theatre directed by Deb Last with general admission and Cornell student rates. Also scheduled are Do Not Pass Go a senior recital by David Redford at Mills Theater, the Cornell Music Festival with Joe Pass and Janos Starker at King Chapel, Bye-Bye Birdie at Regis High School gym, and Have You Ever Seen an EER energy efficiency talk at Indian Creek Nature Center. A Cedar Rapids Symphony concert, Scout-O-Ramas events, local art shows, historical society open house, and various fairs and farm experiences fill the calendar through May 13 and beyond.
A guest tubist from the San Francisco Symphony, Floyd Cooley, will perform with the Coe College Concert Band in Sinclair Auditorium Cedar Rapids at 8 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. May events and group tours are noted with contact Box 605 Cedar Rapids 52406.
A busy May schedule features Patricia Angus lecturing at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Des Moines? No, Wellington NZ, plus Mother Nature's Market at Indian Creek Nature Center with Dr. Lois Tiffany. Eastern Iowa Band Festival in Cedar Rapids, Houby Days in Czech Village, Commencement Recital at Cornell, Live From Sinclair at Coe, Green-Up Hike, a Cedar Rapids Horsemen show, Educational Trends for Women at Kirkwood, Drama Recognition Night at Kennedy High School, a Love and Guilt talk by Dick Osing, and Star Spangled Girl at Old Creamery Theatre with multiple May dates and ticket details.
Noon talk "One Woman Attorney" at Building D Kirkwood by Judy Redmond U S district attorney part of Sack Lunch Series. Free. Also self concept talk 7 to 9 pm United Way Building with Dr Larry Danzig sponsored by Mental Health Association of Linn County. Free.
L S Barksdale former mechanical engineer and founder of a 1965 self esteem foundation will headline two sessions at Coe College. The Linn County Mental Health Association hosts the event with sessions from 2 30 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
A student faculty variety show is set for May 15 at 7 30 p m in the Marion High School Auditorium. Admission will be charged.
Noon talk in Building D Kirkwood by Dick Bahwell of Coe on Human Sexuality Stress. Evening session 7 to 9 p.m. at the United Way Building. Sponsored by the Mental Health Association in Linn County. Free.
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