By Tong Tong
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The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis is going to give Iowa City an opportunity to see what some call the finest of jazz.
At 7:30 p.m. Friday,...
By Natalie Betz
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After its birth in New Orleans, jazz became well-known because of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and 1930s, and Iowa refuses to let the genre disappear.
Before...
Are you feeling a little Surly? Grab an Axe, man!
Todd the Axeman has an explosive hop profile that will assault your palate with only the heaviest of helpings of Mosaic and Citra Hops, which play the...
By Salma Rios
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The University of Iowa Theater Department is known for putting on shows that ordinary theaters would not dream of doing. Mooring, a play written by Ash Pierce...
By Sarah Stortz
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News junkies turned podcast junkies may have “On the Media” in their library, which involves journalists Bob Garfield and Brooke Gladstone delving into both...
In a pitch-black Englert on Sept. 13, the hymns of an orchestra murmured, with a devoted audience sitting in silence, waiting for the magic to begin.
Around 9 p.m., red and blue fluorescent...
Jane Elliott can make a room laugh.
She spoke Monday night at the Englert, 221 E. Washington St., as a part of the University of Iowa Green Room series. She discussed confronting racism in larger society...
Stephen King movies have haunted viewers for years, but the new adaption of "It" has gotten mixed reviews. Personally, I thought it was not as good as I was expecting with all of the hype claiming it...
Carroll Zuber was traveling in Germany, when he had an idea: bring microbrewing to Iowa. In 1975, the most popular beer seemed to be Miller Lite, and Zuber wanted to change that. In less than a decade,...
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library will celebrate its 14th BrewNost with brewers and beer from all over the world.
By Levi Wright
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Few things compare with the sweet...
