Coming ATTRACTIONS art and music events in Cedar Rapids Amana Iowa City
A dense list of cultural offerings across Cedar Rapids Amana and Iowa City including Scandinavian and medieval ballads at Coe College Daehler Kitchin Auditorium and guest presenters Johanna Hongell-Darsee Scott Darsee. Theatre at The Old Creamery and a variety of art exhibits concerts and festivals with multiple venues and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Daehler-Kitchin
Marquis Hall
Cedar Rapids
Johanna Hongell- Darsee
Scott Darsee
Old Creamery Theatre Company
38Th Ave
Amana
Oldcreamery.com
Aso
Uptown Bill's
S. Dubuque St
Iowa City
Greene Square Park
Red Baraar
India
USA
First Presbyterian Church
Barbara Fortuna
France
Cimarron
Colombia
The
Wolfgang David
David Gompper
C.R. Community Concert Association
Great American
U.S. Cellular Center
First Ave
Community Concert Association
Concerts
Riverside Theatre
N. Gilbert St
Riversidetheatre.org
Coe Art Department
Cone
Eaton-Buchan Galleries
ARA Gallery
Armar
Kenge Kenge
Kenya
Portico Quartet
England
Cordero
Mexico
Unity Music
Unity of
Blairs
Bradbury Report Explores Human Cloning In Future Iowa Tale
Steven Polansky discusses his novel The Bradbury Report a speculative future work set in 2071 where a government copy system provides clones for spare parts. The plot follows Ray Bradbury and his young clone along with Anna a Le Mars native and activist in a bleak love triangle. Polansky reads at Prairie Lights Books Iowa City and notes his writing process and awards from The New Yorker Harper's Best American Short Stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette Ust
Riverside
Iowa
Steven Polansky
The
Bradbury Report
Appleton, Wis
Iowa State University
Ames
Polansky
Prairie Lights Books
Iowa City
United States
Dake
Ray Bradbury
Bradbury
Anna
le Mars
Cleauapees
New Yorker
Hee
Ching
Prairie Lights
S. Dubuque
Harper’s
Taj Mahal Blues Legend Highlights Roots of His Sound
Veteran bluesman Taj Mahal born Henry St. Claire Frederick in Harlem on May 17, 1942 drew on African American music and Caribbean influences from Springfield and youth immersion in diverse vibes. His father was a jazz pianist and his mother a South Carolina gospel singer who taught school.
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Taj Mahal
Springfield
Wets
Henry St. Claire Fredericks
Harlem
South Carolina
UMC
Taj Mahal Blues Maestro Debuts New Chapter at Hancher
Veteran bluesman Taj Mahal promotes his 49th album Maestro and a broad musical journey into Caribbean, African, and American roots. He headlines a 7:30 concert at the Hancher Concert Center Riverside Iowa with tickets ranging from 10 to 42 dollars, available at the box office and online.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maestro
Tajblues.com
Highway 22
Riverside
University Capitol Centre
Iowa City
Hancher.uiowa
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University of Iowa School of Music
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Smithsonian.com
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Mount Vernon
Turkana
Turkey
Salaam
Iraq
Afro-Cuban Ensemble
Calle Sur
Panama
Zedashe Ensemble
Georgia
Nation Beat
Brazil
the Sway Machinery
By Diana Nolen
Gazette
Rob Cline
the Bradbury Report
Diana
Taj Mahal & the
Lee Teem
Caribbean
Africa
Bluesman
Mies