Children and adults invited to outdoor learning program
The Indian Creek Nature Center hosts a daytime session for adults to learn creative ways to engage children in outdoor learning. Bring lunch and register via the center's website or phone. Location is Cedar Rapids at 6665 Otis Road SE. fees range from $2 to $3. Music event follows at noon with Red Cedar Chamber Music in Iowa City. admission is free.
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Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Road
Cedar Rapids
Red Cedar
John Colloton
Hawkins Dr
Iowa City
Celebrations and History Walks Packed Cedar Rapids Evening
Young Parents Network marks 30th anniversary with a free 5 to 7 p.m. event on the Cedar Rapids Public Library rooftop patio. The History Center hosts a 75 minute Grant Wood neighborhood walking tour at Whipple Fire House for 5 to 7 dollars. Steven Pinker discusses The Sense of Style at the Iowa City Public Library with book sales.
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Cedar Rapids Public Library
Fifth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Mound View
The
History Center
Mark Stoffer Hunter
Grant Wood
Whipple Fire House
B Ave
Steven Pinker
Lowa City
Eastern Iowa nonprofit to aid disabled runners through MyTeam Triumph
MyTeam Triumph expands to Eastern Iowa with Tad Hurst and Tammy guiding a local chapter. The group raises awareness and donations to help disabled participants, called captains, run endurance events with teams of angels. A team run is planned for the Iowa City Run for the Schools next month, with volunteers sought.
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Tad Hurst
Tammy
Iowa
MyTeam Triumph
Tad
Running Wild
Cedar Rapids
Caring Hands & More
Iowa City
Michigan
Coe College Thursday Forum Explores Greek Mythology
History professor Angela Ziskowski leads a four week course at Coe College Kesler Lecture Hall Hickok Hall. The sessions run 8:45 to 11:30 a.m. with an optional luncheon and cost 35 dollars for the series or 12 per lecture. Information line provides payment and contact details.
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Coe College
Angela Ziskowski
Homer
Hesiod
Herodotus
Zeus
Athena
Hades
Dionysus
Theseus
Heracles
Kesler
Hickok Hall
Coe
Voter registration day and film series in Eastern Iowa
The League of Women Voters in Johnson County staffs registration desks at four sites for National Voter Registration Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also in Iowa City region Kirkwood and local libraries present Latino Americans films with Argueta in discussions. all programs free. Youth Outdoor Skills Day at Hurstville Fishing Pond offers archery, boating, geocaching, fishing from 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. advance sign up required.
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League of Women Voters
Johnson County
Iowa City Public Library
Coralville
Kirkwood Community College
University of Iowa Libraries
Luis Argueta
Postville
Argueta
Kirkwood
Iowa City
Guides
Jackson County Conservation
Hurstville
Hurstville Interpretive Center
Maquoketa
63Rd Street
Clermont Organist Dreaming Plans Sunday Recital
Northeast Iowa organist and concert director Otter Dreaming will give a 2:30 p.m. Sunday recital on Clermont's 1896 Kimball pipe organ at the Union Sunday School with harpist Leiss Shutte and vocalist Kathy Ha venstrite. Afterward the Clermont Historical Society will host tea and refreshments at the nearby Opera House. The concert and tea are free.
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Otter Dreaming
Northeast Iowa
Kimball
Union Sunday School
Clermont
Leiss Shutte
Kathy Havenstrite
Dreaming
Clermont Historical Society
Clermont Opera House
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