Calendar listings of Iowa art exhibits and venues
Western and eastern Iowa cultural events highlight museum hours and admission for Old Capitol University of Iowa West Branch Hoover Library Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Linn County Linn-Mar Linn County Linn-Mar High School Arts Council Marion Corridors include shows by Tom O Connor Dorothy Carnine Scott Carl Phelps Jim Richerson and Twentieth Century Women at the University of Iowa Museum of Art Kirkwood Corners Armstong Gallery Cedar Rapids Art Center Roosevelt Royale Hotel and other venues with dates through November and December 1870s era風
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Capitol
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum
Interstate 80
West Branch
Canadian Northwest
St. Louis
Museum of Natural History
U of I
Iowa County Historical Society
Marengo
Armstrong Gallery
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Treumper
Mercy Hospital
Indian Creek Nature Center
Rodney Bradley
Linn County
Leslie
Pat Blin
Charles Olson
Lynn Swigart
Museum of Art
Faces OF Iowa
Linn-Mar High School
Iowa Arts Council
Des Moines Sunday Register
Dorothy Carnine Scott
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood
Old Bergen Art Guild
Bayonne
N.J
United States
B.A. McBride
S. Carl Fracassini
McAuley Art Gallery
Mount Mercy
Phelps
Tom Jackson
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Jim Richerson
West Gallery
Sinclair Auditorium
Coc
The Comedy Connection at Old Creamery Theater Garrison
Local listings include The Comedy Connection at the Old Creamery Theater in Garrison with performances Nov 18 19 and 25 26 30 Dec 23. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 7 p.m. Sundays with reservations at (319) 477 3165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Creamery Theater Company
Garrison
Hancher Auditorium
U of I
Hancher
China
MacLean 301
Howard Blanning
Iowa Playwrights Workshop
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Elementary School
Kippers
Field House
Cornell
COE
Sinclair Auditorium
Academy of Music
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Marion
Lindale Plaza
International Reading Association
Norway
Iowa
Kennedy High School
Kennedy Players
Donna Schlamp
Donna Koch
Old Creamery Theater
Karen Mickler
North Third St
Mount Vernon
Ambroz Winter Art Fair and Local Arts Listings
More than 40 artists from Iowa and nearby states showcase works at the Ambroz Winter Art Fair Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Riverside Rundhouse with pieces by Larry Rickey and Karl Christiansen among others. The page also details an Antique Show, lectures, concerts, theatre productions, and multiple gallery and museum exhibits around Iowa City and Cedar Rapids with dates, venues, and admission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft Guild
Regina High School
Iowa City
Horridge House
First Ave
Vinton
The
Benton County Historical Society and Extension Service
Iowa
Ambroz
Riverside Roundhouse
Larry Rickey
24Th St. Drive
Karl Christiansen
Wilton
Terri Butters
15Th St
National Guard Armory
Beta Sigma Phi
Coe College Founders Day Celebration at Sinclair Auditorium
Coe College announces Founders Day events set for 8 p.m. at Sinclair Auditorium. Students and faculty will participate in a ceremonial program marking the college’s founding with reflections and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COE College
Sinclair Auditorium
Coe
University of Iowa Music Series and Performances
A slate of University of Iowa concerts and recitals across venues including Clapp Recital Hall and Hancher Auditorium. Highlights include U of I Symphony and Concert Band, a Sedlacek Treatment Center talk at United Way Building, University Theater Sweethearts, and guest performances by Des Moines Civic Ballet and Iowa City Youth Orchestra. Tickets vary by event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland String Quartet
Hancher Auditorium
U of II
Hancher
United Way
Joel Hoffman
Area Substance Abuse Council Inc
The
Mental Health Association
Linn County
Billy the Kid
E.C. Mabie Theater
U of I
Opera Theater
Clapp Recital Hall
Museum of Art
Indian Creek Nature Center
Nature Center Guild
Frank Piersol
Dennis Dowell
Sedlacek
Don Winkler
Mercy Hospital
Old Armory Theater
Kelvin King
Gae Steuerwald
Daehler-Kitchin
Coe
Dows
Tom
U OF I Dance Company
Des Moines Civic Ballet
Nicolai Gedda
Iowa City Youth Orchestra
Ray Comstock
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Details Subscriptions and History
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 details edition frequency and address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It notes second class postage and subscription rates for carrier and mail editions with varying weekly and yearly costs and says AP has exclusive republication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette
Associated Press
Diamonds and Collectables Draw Eastern Iowans In
A Sunday Trend section notes more Eastern Iowans shift from traditional investments to diamonds and other valuable collectables. The piece explains the appeal and outlines how readers can begin investing in these items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray
Annice Frederick
Marshalltown
Roosevelt
U.S.A
the Commons
International Exchange Foundation
William
Patricia Medley
McAuley Auditorium
Collegium Musicum
Edward L. Kottick
Alaskan
Great Plains
Schubert
King Chapel
Julian Bern
Marcella Lee
Karen Houkom
Joy Strausbaugh
Michael Williford
Jane Funk
Eric Kohlman
Call
Plummer
Mount Vernon High School
Mount Vernon Music Parents Association
Marvin Cone
Library of Congress
Count Dracula,” Olde Barn Players Production At the Longbranch
Marion Community Activity Center
Cedar Rapids Gazette
YWCA
Carol Rickey
Free
Lowell Cross
U of I Music Department
Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium
Sondheim
Hermione Gingold
Philip Leakey
Cherry Auditorium
David Brown
Paramount Theatre
Mount Vernon City Hall
Ambroz Center
Betty Bang Mather
East Gallery
Anne Carmen
Satoshi Matsumoto
Jim Hawtrey
Junior League of Cedar Rapids, Inc
Robert Armstrongs
34Th St
Richard Derrs
Forest Drive
Richard Pinney
Indian Road
Richard E. Scherlings
27Th St. Drive
Killian
Armstrong’s
Marilyn Ekwo
Harper Hall
U of I. Free
Camerata Singers
Richard Bloesch
Sid Leibsohn
Tommy Tucker Realty Realtors
Orch
Jonathan McIntosh
Dales’s
Center Point
Rane
Bach
Bob Zimmerman
40Th St
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