Eastern Iowa is chock-full of musical talent, but when the talent is at an all-time high, stages become crowded, gigs are hard to book, and competition holds first priority instead of having fun and jamming...
With hands on hips and disco balls shining from behind, Rachael Price greeted a sold-out Englert audience on Tuesday with a smile before kicking off Lake Street Dive’s set with the lead track from the...
As Lake Street Dive embarks on its second tour of 2018, the band didn’t forget to include its home in flyover country. During part two of the band’s “Free Yourself Up” tour, Lake Street will visit...
Hancher will debut its season with a free lecture by acclaimed broadcast journalist, Cokie Roberts. Two days after the lecture, Hancher will host a free outdoor concert by bluegrass band, Steep Canyon...
Five music acts will offer their own personal genres and sounds in their attempts to take home the gold at Battle of the Bands tonight.
With this being SCOPE’s second iteration of the Battle of the...
Hands, a human system of manipulating our environment, are the most associated physical trait when art comes out to play. Painting, drawing, writing, and ceramics are located at the top of the list of...
On Wednesday nights at Studio 13, 13 S. Linn St., newcomers to drag bound across the stage in hopes of becoming the next Miss Gay Iowa City, Saturday night performer, or in this case, the next Haus of...
Iowa City is home to literary giants whose names grace the shelves of Prairie Lights and whose faces pass discreetly by en route to Dey House. But the City of Literature, in all its grandeur, has also...
At 29, screenwriter and director Anahita Ghazvinizadeh recently débuted her first feature film, They, around the world to critical acclaim.
Now, she finds herself in a new Midwestern home, spreading...
Spotlights illuminate the lead singer as he bellows out heartfelt lyrics on a blackened and bruised stage. The mass of sweaty, smiling fans dances and sings along to the melody, and all seem identical...
“Art is a compulsion” for University of Iowa junior Kaylie Lyons.
Her habit is inked in leather-bound black notebooks. For her, the most tedious media are the most comforting: stippling, cross-hatching....
