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The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Riverside Theatre’s The School for Scandal is set to stir laughter and thought

LU SHEN June 20, 2013

It should be a summer full of tears and laughter in the West High Auditorium. Following the opening of Hamlet last week, the Riverside Theater in the Park will open its second and final show of the season...

IC Downtown District to celebrate first year

STEFAN JURAN June 20, 2013

Iowa City has been through a number of challenges in the recent past, from a fluctuating economy and new ordinances to natural disasters and fires. Despite these hindrances, new businesses and projects...

Museum of Natural History to offer Native American arts and culture opportunities

LU SHEN June 20, 2013

Though the idea of "art" commonly conjures images of Andy Warhol paintings or pristine marble sculptures, America's oldest art came in different forms of everyday utilities. Denise Oriano, a...

Party in the Park series takes over Creekside

HOPE WILSON June 20, 2013

The Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department has teamed up with neighborhood associations across the city to bring a sixth summer of Party in the Park events. Today, Creekside Park will host free music,...

Intimate at Englert Series to host Ark Life, featuring Iowa native Jesse Elliott

MEREDITH CULLEN June 20, 2013

Though songwriter, guitarist, and Iowa native Jesse Elliott has performed nearly 1,000 times, been praised by National Public Radio and the New York Times, and taken stages everywhere from Europe to Lollapalooza,...

One story, a million narratives: a review of The Untitled Bombsite Project

BRETT KARLAN June 20, 2013

Imagine you enter a room to find 10 people standing in a circle. They are all speaking, trying to tell a story. And you quickly surmise that they're all attempting to tell the same story. But each narrator...

Public Space One hosts final exhibition before relocating

BRETT KARLAN June 20, 2013

Public Space One will relocate from its Jefferson Street building but not before hosting The Untitled Bombsite Project, a documentary film and multimedia presentation running continuously during gallery...

Beer of the Week: Cricket’s Nocturne Dark Lager

DAN VERHILLE June 20, 2013

Name: Cricket's Nocturne Dark Lager Product of: Cricket Hill Brewing Co., Fairfield, N.J. Serving Size: 1 pint, 6 fluid ounces, 4.5 jpercent ABV Serving Style: Glass bottle to pint glass Cricket's...

Summer of the Arts

HOPE WILSON June 13, 2013

From art and cultural festivals to concert series and movie festivals, the Iowa City Summer of the Arts program hosts a variety of free, family-friendly events. Summer of the Arts began in 2005 with four...

Q&A: Making Hamlet intimate

HOPE WILSON June 13, 2013

Christopher Peltier returns to the Riverside Theater in the Park to play the title role in Hamlet and Sir Charles Surface in The School for Scandal for the 2013 summer season. Trained in classical theater...

To park or not to park

HOPE WILSON June 13, 2013

Despite its name, Riverside Theater in the Park will perform Shakespeare’s Hamlet indoors this summer. Recent flooding forced the 13-year-old theater program to migrate to Iowa City’s West...

Eric Pettit Trio will join with Sean Costanza at The Mill

MEREDITH CULLEN June 13, 2013

The Eric Pettit Trio, a group that started in Burlington, will take the stage at the Mill, 120 E. Burlington St., at 8 p.m. Friday. The trio — Eric Pettit, Tim Buhmeyer, and Greg Floyd — plays a blend...