Everyone loved the Cole Porter show at Coralville Center for the Performing Arts back in September so much that Josh Sazon and Wes Habley have cooked up another exciting show, this time featuring the

Jessica Altfillisch, executive director of Cedar Rapids Harmony School of Music, is back again to announce an exciting line up for this years Community Music Day. An instrument petting zoo, a music

With Black History Month coming to a close and Womens History Month fresh on the horizon, Karen F. Williams play, adapted & directed by Kevvin L. Taylor, Black Women Walking, seems the most approp

Riverside Theatres Curtis M. Jackson and Adam Night continue celebrations of Black History Month this February with their production of Katori Halls, The Mountaintop, a play reimagining the night

The Iowa City Senior Center presents the From Africa to Black Iowans, the inaugural Black History Ball, Saturday, Feb. 3. There will be an African art exhibit, tasty food, your favorite libations and

What The Constitution Means To Me begins with playwright Heidi Schrecks memories of participating in the American Legion Oratorical contest, and ends up well, going in some directions you wouldnt

Iowa Citys Riverside Theatre is bringing Iowa alum Samuel D. Hunter back to his roots with their production of his play, A Case for the Existence of God and director Adam Knight is in the studio to

Mike Conrad, founder and director of The Iowa Jazz Composers Orchestra, talks about some of his experiences as a renowned composer and gets us excited for upcoming IJCO gig at the Coralville Center fo

Charlie and the Wolf is an opera for young people commissioned by Cedar Rapids Opera. Bored middle schooler Logan dozes off, only to have Wolfgang Mozart and Charlie Parker appear to teach her about

Culture Crawl 884 Heres The Weird Thing Were Doing This Year After inviting the Iowa Womens Jazz Orchestra to be Iowa Orchestras special guest for this years Holiday Spectacular, Tim Hankewich