Things To Do Today In Cedar Rapids and Marion
Local events list including a book talk by Linda McCann on Prohibition in Eastern Iowa at Marion Public Library 1095 Sixth Ave free. Trunk or Treat at 1000 C Ave NW Cedar Rapids 4 to 6 pm with activities. Coe College hosts Lucy Goodson and Eloise Ibarra art exhibit through Nov 15 at Sinclair Auditorium galleries. Eastern Iowa Folk Club hosts Halloween themed music at Artisan's Sanctuary 7 pm free. Earth Anew concert at Prairiewoods Franciscan Center 120 E Boyson Rd Hiawatha 7 to 8 30 pm $10 offering suggested.
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Marion
Linda McCann
Iowa
Marion Public Library
Sixth Ave
Coe College
Lucy Goodson
Eloise Ibarra
Marvin Cone
Eaton-Buchan
Sinclair Auditorium
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Natalie Brown
Scotland
Artisan’s
16Th Ave
Praise Be the Creator
Earth Anew
Pope Francis
Living Water United Methodist Church
Prairiewoods.org
Prairiewoods Franciscan Spirituality Center
E. Boyson Road
Hiawatha
Interesting People with Joseph Dobrian debuts on PATV
Iowa City broadcaster Joseph Dobrian launches Interesting People with Joseph Dobrian on PATV airing 8 p.m. Tuesdays. The show features local figures from academia arts politics clergy and business and invites diverse viewpoints. Rip Russell will be the guest this Tuesday. he praises the interview and reflects on his stage career in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Joseph Dobrian
Public Access
PATV
Dobrian
New York City
Hardfire
John Kenyon
Unesco
Marcia Wegman
Richard Campagna
Hans Elkadi
Rip Russell
University of Iowa Theatre Arts
Russell
John Proctor
Willy Lohman
Trunk or Treat Event and Science Festival Set Across Iowa City
Western Fraternal Life hosts a free Trunk-or-Treat from 5 to 6 30 p m with decorated trunks hot chocolate and cookie station plus a Cedar Rapids Fire Department truck and canned goods for Mission of Hope. Also opening events at Washington High School celebrate a 31.6 million renovation with an open house and ribbon cutting. Coe Playground of Science offers physics chemistry and other demonstrations 6 to 9 p m with reservations via steller coe edu and call 819 399 8633. Iowa City Human Rights Commission to honor six at its 32nd Annual Awards Breakfast on Oct 28 with several named recipients including Heath er L Shank Lifetime Achievement Award posthumously.
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Western Fraternal Life
19Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Forest Dr. SE
Coe
Peterson
steller@coe
Edu
Iowa City Human Rights Commission
Charlie Eastham
Isabel Turner
Stephanie van Housen
Rick Graf
RaQuishia Harrington
Linda Severson
Sally Scott
Johnson County Affordable Homes Coalition
Bill Reagan
Eli S. Shepherd
Kenneth Cmiel
Heather Shank
Heather L. Shank
Shank
City of
Iowa City
Halloween Costume Sale Returns in Iowa City
The Lucas Farms Neighborhood Association hosts a costume sale to raise funds for local activities. The event runs until Oct 30 at 830 E Third St behind Kum and Go on Gilbert and Highland, Iowa City. Hours are noon to 6 pm daily, costumes $10 or less. Contact Marcia Bollinger at 819-356-5237 or marcia-bollinger iowa-city org. Pulitzer Prize author Jane Smiley reads from Golden Age at 7 pm in Meeting Room A, Iowa City Public Library, 123 S Linn St. Call 319-356-5200 for details.
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Lucas Farms Neighborhood Association
Highland Park
Third St
Iowa City
Kum
Gilbert and
Highland Streets
Marcia Bollinger
Marcia-Bollinger
Iowa-City. Org
Jane Smiley
Iowa City Public Library
S. Linn St
Monticello talk on life under Hitler and communism
Kitty Werthmann, naturalized citizen since 1962, will recount seven years in Austria under Hitler and three years under communism at 1 30 p m on November 1 in the Monticello City Council Chambers Renaissance Center 220 East First St. The event is free and refreshments will be served.
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Kitty Werthmann
U.S
Austria
Hitler
Monticello
Renaissance Center
East First St
Geology Lectures at Grand Teton Death Valley and Rocky Mountain
Dr. Richard Baker will present a free one hour geology lecture series at the visitor center starting at 7 p.m. covering Grand Teton on November 4 Death Valley on January 13 and Rocky Mountain on February 10. He is a University of Iowa emeritus professor who has studied Yellowstone and taught park courses.
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Richard Baker
Grand Teton
Death Valley
Rocky Mountain
Herbert Hoover
Baker
Geoscience
University of Iowa
Yellowstone National Park
Pet of the Week Inky finds home through fall adoption deal
Inky a nearly five year old spayed female domestic shorthair is available at Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control. She has been at the shelter since August 11 and can be adopted for 25 dollars during the Fall in Love adoption special. The shelter at 900 76th Ave. Dr. SW is open Monday through Saturday noon to 5 pm and can be reached at (319) 286-5993.
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Inky
Cedar Rapids Animal Care and Control
76Th Ave
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