Summer camps and filmmaking are two things many might not think go together, but each summer for the past four years, FilmScene has hosted weeklong filmmaking camps for Iowa City children.
The first...
Big Grove Brewery and Taproom will host its first Backroom Comedy event on July 30.
“We haven’t done any comedy,” said Danny Standley, the managing partner at Big Grove. “We’ve done live music....
Each genre of literature has particular tenets that make it distinctive, but some of the most poignant writing comes when genres cross over. In Wild Milk, an exciting collection of short fiction, author...
Guitar reverberated around room, echoing amid a complex synthesized soundscape. The audience rocked along as dream-pop artist SASAMI performed at the Mill on July 21.
The show was put on by Mission...
The festival grounds were brimming with energy on the final day of the 80/35 music extravaganza in downtown Des Moines on July 13.
The day started out a bit cooler than the previous one, clouds spotting...
Amid blazing heat from the summer sun, the first night of the 80/35 music festival hosted a parade of talented artists of all genres. People took shade underneath the few trees spotting the festival grounds...
The music festival 80/35 will return to Des Moines for its 12th year on July 12 and 13. The two-day experience will run on the first night and all day on the second with headliners Elle King and Portugal....
Traces of Star Trek can be found all throughout Riverside, Iowa.
The sign welcoming visitors to the small town, with a population of just over 1,000 people, reads “Welcome to Riverside: Where the...
Before I could ask Jazz Fest committee chair Don Thompson any questions about this year’s festival, he jumped in with a question of his own: “Are you a jazz fan?”
As the lead trumpet player in...
