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Coe College Vocal Jazz Cabaret
2019-02-28 20:00:00 -06004/22/197:00 p.m.Coe College- Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium in Marquis HallCedar Rapids -
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Chamber Recital
<p>Coe String Seminar Class and String Faculty performing.</p> 2019-02-28 20:30:00 -06004/23/197:30 p.m.Coe College- Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium in Marquis HallCedar Rapids -
Concert Choir & Symphony Orchestra Concert
2019-02-28 21:00:00 -06004/27/197:00 p.m.Coe College Sinclair AuditoriumCedar Rapids -
Chorale & Handbells Concert
2019-02-28 18:00:00 -06004/28/194:00 p.m.Coe College Sinclair AuditoriumCedar Rapids -
Coe College Talented and Gifted Summer Academy
<p><em><strong>June 23 Sunday – June 28 Friday</strong></em></p><p><br></p><p>The Coe College Talented and Gifted Summer Academy provides motivated high school students from across the globe the opportunity to experience advanced courses with applied outcomes. Participants will be involved in week-long workshops.</p><p>Select one:<br>MATERIAL SCIENCE ENGINEERING - Dr. Caio B. Bragatto, Assistant Professor of Physics: Material science is a fundamental piece of almost all of the recent technological improvements in our lives, including the environmental, medical, and energy fields. Dr. Bragatto (a Materials Science Engineering PhD) will cover the intrinsic relationship between chemical composition, structure and property of materials - ranging from traditional materials (metals, ceramics, polymers) to modern materials (nano materials, superconductors, bio active materials). Using state-of-the-art research-grade equipment, such as Atomic Force Microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscope, Raman Spectroscopy, and X-Ray Diffractometer the students perform a host of structure/property measurements on sample materials they produce in our laboratories. </p><p><br>ASTROPHYSICS - By Dr. Firdevs Duru, Assistant Professor of Physics: An introduction to the objects and phenomena found in the universe, including the solar system, planets, moons, comets, meteors, the sun, stars, birth and death of stars, neutron stars, pulsars, black holes, galaxies, quasars, and cosmological evolution. The laboratory sessions will cover methods such as angular size, parallax, telescopes, spectroscopy, and observational data analysis such as mass of Jupiter, giant planets, asteroids, and the Sun.</p><p>Cost per week-long course: <br>$1,000 for resident students or $750 for commuter students</p><p><br></p> 2019-02-14 21:00:00 -0600
6/23/198:00 a.m.Coe CollegeCedar Rapids -
Coe College Talented and Gifted Summer Academy
<p>July 7 Sunday – July 12 Friday</p><p><br></p><p>The Coe College Talented and Gifted Summer Academy provides motivated high school students from across the globe the opportunity to experience advanced courses with applied outcomes. Participants will be involved in week-long workshops.</p><p>Select one: <br>PERSONAL LEADERSHIP – by Dr. Vinh Q. Nguyen, Associate Professor of Business Administration and Economics: Great leaders are first and foremost great at leading themselves. Personal leadership is the leadership of the self and this is the foundation of successful leadership. Peter Drucker, the well-known expert and founder of modern management, said that self-leadership is the only leadership that is going to matter in the 21st century. If a person cannot lead himself or herself, he/she then will be led by other people. This course will discuss the art and science of personal leadership. Students will study various contemporary theories of leadership and read stories and case studies on this subject. The objective of the course is to help students have an awareness and understanding of the keys to successful self-leadership. With these keys, students will be able to develop themselves to become great leaders. </p><p>NEWTONIAN PHYSICS – by Dr. James Wetzel, Assistant Professor of Physics: The scientific revolution started with Sir Isaac Newton’s development of classical mechanics in 17th century. In this course the students are going to a journey that will cover classical physics until quantum era. Topics will include kinematics, dynamics, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, light, and astronomy. There will also be daily laboratory sessions to improve our conceptual understanding with hands-on exercises. <br><br>Cost per week-long course: <br>$1,000 for resident students or $750 for commuter students</p>7/07/198:00 a.m.Coe CollegeCedar Rapids -
Thursday Forum - The Count, The Duke, The King and Glenn: Music of the Big Band and Swing Era
<p>This forum will highlight the stories and music of four fantastic big band leaders who dominated the swing era: Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman (“the King of Swing”) and Iowa’s own Glenn Miller.</p> 2019-04-25 11:30:00 -0500
4/25/198:45 a.m.Coe College, Hickok Hall, Kesler Lecture HallCedar Rapids -
Durward Chamber Ensemble
2019-02-28 21:00:00 -06005/09/197:30 p.m.Coe College Sinclair AuditoriumCedar Rapids -
Chaplin, The Musical
<p>Revival Theatre Company (RTC) is excited to stage the regional premier of <strong><i>Chaplin the Musical</i></strong>. From the slums of London to the heights of Hollywood, <strong><em>Chaplin the Musical</em> </strong>is the showbiz musical about the silent film star legend the world couldn’t stop talking about. <strong><em>Chaplin the Musical</em></strong> tells the story about a man who had to become the most famous person in the world before he could find happiness by becoming his true self. It is a bright, often funny, happily tuneful and ultimately moving new musical.</p> 2019-04-12 22:00:00 -0500
5/30/197:30 p.m.Coe College, Dows Fine Arts Center, Dows TheaterCedar Rapids -
Luther College presents Climate Justice Week April 25-May 2
<p>Exploring various climate-related issues through lectures, a water walk and performances, the Luther College presents Climate Justice Week April 25-May 2.</p><p>The week's events begin with a lecture presented by Jim Martin-Schramm, Luther professor religion and director of the Center for Sustainable Communities, titled "Luther's Path to Carbon Neutrality," at 9:45 a.m. Thursday, April 25, in Peace Dining Room.</p><p>A lecture by Eric Baack, Luther associate professor of biology, and Jodi Enos-Berlage, Luther professor of biology, titled "What is in our water? Testing for disease-causing organisms in Winneshiek County's springs, streams and private wells" The lecture will be at 7 p.m. Monday, April 29, in the Decorah Public Library Meeting Room and will discuss research done in summer 2018 by a team of Luther faculty and students, and scientists from the U.S. Geological Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture.</p><p>Luther's annual David J. Roslien Lecture on Science and Leadership will be presented by world famous climate scientist, James Hansen, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, in the Center for Faith and Life Main Hall. Hansen's lecture is titled "Shape Your Future: Energy, Climate and Human Rights." The lecture is open to the public with no charge for admission. A question and answer session and book signing will follow the lecture.</p><p>In partnership with the Decorah Middle School, members of the Luther community will participate in the Decorah Walk for Water, a water-awareness walk to the Upper Iowa River at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, May 2, beginning in the Olin parking lot on Luther's campus. Buckets of water will be collected and carried through town, emulating the effort it takes for most of the world's population to get their water. The walk is part of a fundraising effort, in concert with the ELCA group Water to Thrive, to build a well at a site in Tanzania.</p><p align="center">The week's events will conclude with a performance by Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, hip-hop artist and Earth Guardians youth director, at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 2, in Bentdahl Commons on the Luther campus. Martinez was the youngest person ever to speak before the United Nations and now at the age of 18 he travels the world energizing young people to address climate change. He has worked locally to get pesticides out of parks, coal ash contained, moratoriums on fracking and is currently a plaintiff in a youth-led lawsuit against the federal government for its failure to protect the atmosphere for future generations.</p><p>Martinez's performance is open to the public with no charge for admission. The Luther Center for the Arts atrium will serve as a rain location.</p><p>Climate Justice Week is sponsored by the Center for Ethics and Public Engagement and the Center for Sustainable Communities. For more information on Climate Justice Week and a complete schedule of events visit <a href="http://www.luther.edu/climate-justice-week/">luther.edu/climate-justice-week/</a>.</p><p>A national liberal arts college with an enrollment of 2,005, Luther offers an academic curriculum that leads to the Bachelor of Arts degree in more than 60 majors and pre-professional programs. For more information about Luther visit the college's website: <a href="http://www.luther.edu">http://www.luther.edu</a>.</p>
4/25/1912:00 a.m.Luther CollegeDecorah -
Luther College Collegium Musicum to present concert April 24
<p>Featuring the oratorio "Jepthe," the Luther College Collegium Musicum will present a concert at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 24, in the Noble Recital Hall of Luther's Jenson Noble Hall of Music.</p><p>The concert is open to the public with no charge for admission.</p><p>The program will feature the 17th-century oratorio, "Jepthe," by Giacomo Carissimi. The work tells the tragic Biblical story of King Jepthe and the sacrifice of his daughter, as told in the Book of Judges. Famous in Western music history as one of the great early oratorios and in choral circles for its memorable final chorus, "Jepthe" is rarely performed in its entirety.</p><p>The oratorio performance will feature faculty soloists Jennaya Robison, soprano, and Evan Mitchell, tenor, in addition to student soloists, chorus, cello and bass. Collegium Director Kathryn Reed will conduct the work from the harpsichord. </p><p>Also featured in the concert are works by Thomas Tallis for recorder ensemble and a set of English madrigals for vocal ensemble.</p><p>Luther is home to one of the largest collegiate music programs in the nation, with five choirs, three orchestras, three bands, two jazz bands and nearly 800 student musicians. Luther students participate in large ensembles, faculty-coached chamber groups, private lessons and master classes. More than 275 music majors study music theory, ear training, history, education, composition, jazz, church music and performance.</p> 2019-04-12 21:00:00 -0500
4/24/197:30 p.m.Luther College Noble Recital HallDecorah -
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'Bait and Switch: The Unexpected Career Journey of an English Major:' Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Spruiell White to give lecture at Luther College April 28
<p>Discussing the benefits of a liberal arts education, Spruiell White, Luther class of 1967, will give the address at this year's induction ceremony for new members of the Luther College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. White will present a lecture at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 28 in the Noble Recital Hall of Luther's Jenson Noble Hall of Music.</p><p>The lecture is open to the public with no charge for admission</p><p>White's visit helps to mark the 50th anniversary of the Black Student Union at Luther College. White retired in 2011 from the MacArthur Foundation as a Senior Program Officer in the U.S. Program after fifteen years of service. Prior to his foundation appointment, he served in a number of executive leadership positions at the Chicago Jobs Council, the Illinois Area United Negro College Fund and Urban League affiliates in San Francisco and Seattle.</p><p>White will relate how what seemed like instances of "bait and switch" ended up creating important opportunities in his career and personal life. He will draw lessons from four examples including: the decision to matriculate at Luther; the first job after graduating; the job from which he retired; and how majoring in English provided skills and abilities that undergirded each career posting.</p><p>Founded in 1776, Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest and most prestigious academic honor society in the country. The organization honors the students with the highest academic achievement in liberal arts and sciences from 286 top schools across the nation through a selective, merit-based invitation process. 37 members of the class of 2019 will be inducted. </p><p>A national liberal arts college with an enrollment of 2,005, Luther offers an academic curriculum that leads to the Bachelor of Arts degree in more than 60 majors and pre-professional programs. For more information about Luther visit the college's website: <a href="http://www.luther.edu/" target="_blank">http://www.luther.edu</a>.</p> 2019-04-17 17:30:00 -0500
4/28/194:00 p.m.Luther College Noble Recital HallDecorah -
Cornell College Symphony Orchestra Concert
<p><strong>The orchestra averages 35-50 students and performs music from early Baroque to the most recent publications for both full and chamber orchestra. The group has performed symphonies by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Prokofiev, as well as overtures and incidental music by the major composers for this ensemble.<br></strong></p>4/26/197:30 p.m.Cornell College, King ChapelMount Vernon -
Cornell College Spring Choral Concert
<p><strong><p dir="ltr">Comprised of about 70 students, Concert Choir is Cornell's large choral ensemble. Chamber Singers is an advanced ensemble of 24 singers selected from the top ranks of Concert Choir. The choirs are led by Dr. Lisa Hearne. Repertoire includes madrigals, vocal jazz, spirituals, motets, and advanced literature from all style periods. Special focus is on works by contemporary composers such as Eric Whitacre and Eleanor Daley. </p></strong></p><p><br></p>
4/28/193:00 p.m.Cornell College, King ChapelMount Vernon -
Luther College to host second annual Dorian Choral Retreat
<p>The Dorian Choral Retreat, now in its second year, will be hosted this summer at Luther College June 28-30.</p><p>This event is available to all who are interested and at least 19 years of age. There is a fee of $125 with no on-campus housing over the course of the retreat, or $175 for a single, air-conditioned room Friday and Saturday night on campus. A $10 discount is offered to people who are coming with a roommate. Registration for the event can be found at <a href="https://www.luther.edu/music/dorian/summer-camps/adult-dorian/enroll/">https://www.luther.edu/music/dorian/summer-camps/adult-dorian/enroll/</a>. </p><p>The Dorian Choral Retreat is ideal for Luther alumni, music educators, church musicians, career musicians and folks who just love singing. The goal of the weekend is to be a musical retreat, a way to recharge batteries, an opportunity to take a break from everyday life and a time to explore Decorah and Luther College. In its inaugural year, over 200 singers from 19 states participated. </p><p>The retreat will be led by Luther College choral faculty, including Dr. Andrew Last, director of choral activities. Last is part of a vibrant choral program at Luther that includes three choral faculty, nearly 500 singers, five choral ensembles, numerous regional and national American Choral Directors Association convention performances, and an annual presentation of the Christmas at Luther performances.</p><p>Learn more about the retreat at: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/choralretreat" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/choralretreat</a>.</p><p>Luther is home to one of the largest collegiate music programs in the nation, with five choirs, three orchestras, three bands, two jazz bands and more than 800 student musicians. Luther students participate in large ensembles, faculty-coached chamber groups, private lessons and master classes. Nearly 275 music majors study music theory, ear training, history, education, composition, jazz, church music and performance.</p>6/28/1912:00 a.m.Luther CollegeDecorah -
T-Pain to perform May 3
<p>American rapper, singer, songwriter and record-producer T-Pain will perform in concert on the Luther College campus at 8 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the Regents Center. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.</p><p>Tickets for the performance are $45 and can be purchased at <a href="http://tickets.luther.edu" target="_blank">tickets.luther.edu</a> or via the Luther Ticket Office, (563) 387-1357 or <a href="mailto:boxoffice@luther.edu" target="_blank">boxoffice@luther.edu</a>. The Ticket Office is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9-10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tuesday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; with extended hours on Thursdays, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Tickets are free for Luther students who have paid the co-curricular activities fee. The name on the ticket must match the ticketholder’s ID for entry into the concert.</p><p>With 60 hit songs under his belt and two Grammy trophies on his mantle, T-Pain<strong> </strong>has cemented himself as one of the most influential artists of all time. But even he needed a bit of time to himself to reload. After a run of number one hits, albums, tours and a plethora of cameo appearances, T-Pain took some time off to enjoy the fruits of his labor and perfect his craft.</p><p>T-Pain returned to the public spotlight in 2018 according to Paradigm Talent Agency, by launching an "Everything Must Go" campaign in August to clear out his vault of unreleased music as a gift to his dedicated fans. He is currently starring in the hit television show on Fuse titled "T-Pain's School of Business," as the dean of his very own "school"—Wiscansin University— and has an album slated to come out in early 2019. T-Pain is showing no signs of slowing down and is attempting to prove that he only gets better with time.</p><p>Born in Tallahassee, Florida, T-Pain joined the rap group Nappy Headz in 2004. After being signed to the Konvict Muzik label, he recorded his debut album "Rappa Turnt Sanga." He released his fifth album "Oblivion" in 2017 and the albums "Everything Must Go", volumes one and two, in 2018. Recent singles on his 2019 album 1Up include "Getcha Roll On" and "All I Want" with Flipp Dinero. T-Pain's "1UP" tour featuring Tony Lanez begins Feb. 16.</p><p>The performance is sponsored by Luther's Student Activities Council Concerts Committee.</p><p>A national liberal arts college with an enrollment of 2,005, Luther offers an academic curriculum that leads to the Bachelor of Arts degree in more than 60 majors and pre-professional programs. For more information about Luther visit the college's website: <a href="http://www.luther.edu" target="_blank">http://www.luther.edu</a>.</p>
5/03/198:00 p.m.Luther College Regents CenterDecorah -
Cornell College Theatre Production: Original Work- Residency with Puppet Kitchen
5/02/197:30 p.m.Cornell College, The Plumb Fleming Black Box Theatre, Armstrong HallMount Vernon -
Luther College to host violinist Naria Kim
<p>New York born violinist and Korea based international violinist and teacher Naria Kim will perform at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 9, in the Noble Recital Hall of the Jensen Noble Hall of Music on the Luther campus. The performance is open to the public with no charge of admission.</p><p>Kim's performance will include a collection of highlights from the Beethoven Violin Sonatas, including three movements of Beethoven’s Sonata No. 1 Op. 12 in D major "Beginning" for Violin and Piano and four movements of his Sonata No. 5 Op. 24 in F major "Spring" for Violin and Piano followed by a short intermission. The performance will conclude with three movements of Beethoven's Sonata No. 9 Op. 47 in A major "Kreutzer" for Violin and Piano.</p><p>Kim's accomplishments include being the first prize winner at the Alexander and Buono International String Competition as well as the winner for the Eurasia International Violin Competition and Osaka International Music Competition. Her solo recitals and concert highlights include performances with the Bulgaria Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra, Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra, Korean National Military Symphony Orchestra and performances at the Carnegie Weill Hall, New York Symphony Space Hall, Bulgaria Concet Hall, Seoul Arts Center and many more. Kim has been invited to perform at several international festivals, including the Young Artist Concert of the Elan International Music Festival in Vermont, the Rising Star Series at the Great Mountains International Festival in Korea and the Gala Concert at the Canetti International Music Festival in Italy.</p><p>Kim received her bachelor’s degree at the Korea National University of Arts through the early entrance program for gifted students, her master’s degree and artists diploma at Yale School of Music and her Doctor of Musical Arts from Stony Brook University. She has studied with Hyo Kang, Philip Setzer, Sung-Ju Lee and has taken master classes through music festivals and auditions with Igor Ozim, Miriam Fried, Zakhar Bron and many others.</p><p>Kim has served as undergraduate violin faculty at the Stony Brook University, Naugatuck Valley Community College and as a lecturer of violin at Chung-Ang University in Korea. She is an active chamber music player trained with the Tokyo String Quartet and Emerson String Quartet. She has performed with with the Beethoven Quartet Project Concert with the Tokyo Quartet and chamber performances with Philip Setzer of the Emerson Quartet. She took part in the "WE Soloists" group in Korea from 2013-2017 and has served as a concertmaster for the New Korea Symphony Orchestra. Currently Kim serves as a lecturer of violin at the Korea National University of Arts</p><p>Luther is home to one of the largest collegiate music programs in the nation, with five choirs, three orchestras, three bands, two jazz bands and more than 800 student musicians. Luther students participate in large ensembles, faculty-coached chamber groups, private lessons and master classes. Nearly 275 music majors study music theory, ear training, history, education, composition, jazz, church music and performance.</p> 2019-04-16 20:30:00 -05005/09/197:30 p.m.Luther College Noble Recital HallDecorah -
Luther College Nordic Choir to perform in Des Moines
<p>In collaboration with the Des Moines Symphony, the Luther College Nordic Choir will perform Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" during the Masterworks 6: Simon Sings Porgy and Bess concert. The performance will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27 and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, April 28, at the Des Moines Civic Center in Des Moines, Iowa.</p><p>Ticket information is available at <a href="https://dmsymphony.org/" target="_blank">https://dmsymphony.org/</a>.</p><p>Nordic Choir is Luther's flagship choir in a choral program that is comprised of three upper-class mixed touring choirs and two first-year choirs. Acclaimed for honoring the Lutheran choral tradition while also featuring new and innovative choral works, Nordic Choir showcases versatility, artistry and technical mastery across many genres of music.</p><p>The choir tours annually, performing in churches of all denominations, schools, and concert halls, including Lincoln Center in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Internationally, the ensemble has toured in Germany, Italy, England, Ireland, Scandinavia, the Caribbean, Mexico, Russia and Eastern Europe. In 2021, Nordic Choir will make its first tour to South Africa.</p><p>Since 2017, the choir has been under the direction of Andrew Last, associate professor of music and director of choral activities. Last, a 1997 alumnus of Luther College, earned a master's degree in choral conducting from Northern Arizona University and a doctorate in choral conducting from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln School of Music. Last is preceded by Allen Hightower, Craig Arnold and the 57-year tenure of Weston Noble.</p><p>Learn more about Luther's music department at <a href="https://www.luther.edu/music/" target="_blank">https://www.luther.edu/music/</a>.</p><p>Luther is home to one of the largest collegiate music programs in the world with five choirs, three bands, three orchestras, two jazz bands and numerous chamber ensembles, totaling more than 800 student musicians. Luther students participate in large ensembles, faculty-coached chamber groups, private lessons and master classes. More than 250 music majors study music theory/ear training, history, education, composition, jazz, church music and performance.</p> 2019-04-17 21:00:00 -0500
4/27/197:30 p.m.Des Moines Civic CenterDes Moines -
Cornell College Theatre Production: Original Work- Residency with Puppet Kitchen
5/03/197:30 p.m.Cornell College, The Plumb Fleming Black Box Theatre, Armstrong HallMount Vernon -
Cornell College Theatre Production: Original Work- Residency with Puppet Kitchen
5/04/197:30 p.m.Cornell College, The Plumb Fleming Black Box Theatre, Armstrong HallMount Vernon -
Watercolor: Pencils, Trays, and Tubes of Color
<p>A watercolor class for beginners. Learn what materials are essential to the process, explore beginning painting techniques and compare and contrast watercolor pencils with the more traditional watercolor paints in trays and tubes. Materials fee $10.</p><p><br></p><ul><li>Registration is required prior to the class start date. If you have questions or would like to register, please visit <a href="http://www.kirkwood.edu/ce">www.kirkwood.edu/ce</a> or contact 319-398-1022.</li></ul>4/23/196:00 p.m.Kirkwood Community College, Horticulture/Floral CareersCedar Rapids -
Cornell College Theatre Production: Original Work- Residency with Puppet Kitchen
5/05/192:00 p.m.Cornell College, The Plumb Fleming Black Box Theatre, Armstrong HallMount Vernon -
Watercolor: Pencils, Trays, and Tubes of Color
<p>A watercolor class for beginners. Learn what materials are essential to the process, explore beginning painting techniques and compare and contrast watercolor pencils with the more traditional watercolor paints in trays and tubes. Materials fee $10.</p><p><br></p><ul><li>Registration is required prior to the class start date. If you have questions or would like to register, please visit <a href="http://www.kirkwood.edu/ce">www.kirkwood.edu/ce</a> or contact 319-398-1022.</li></ul>6/04/196:00 p.m.Kirkwood Community College, Horticulture/Floral CareersCedar Rapids -
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Hot Glass Paper Weights
<p>Learn the first basic steps of hot glass art by making a decorative paperweight. Students will safely learn the beginning methods of how to shape hot molten glass to make a spherical object. Instruction will cover the making of one paperweight per student.</p><p><strong>Please read: </strong><span> </span>Wear natural fiber clothing, closed toed shoes and long pants (jeans work well). Please do not wear poly, fleece, or any other type of synthetic fabrics, no warm up pants or gym wear and no sandals. Those with long hair will need to tie it up or wear a bandanna/hat. Clear goggles will be provided for eye protection, or you may bring your own sunglasses/shades. Bring water to stay hydrated or there will also be a water fountain to use.</p><p>Registration is required prior to the class start date. If you have questions or would like to register, please visit <a href="http://www.kirkwood.edu/ce">www.kirkwood.edu/ce</a> or contact 319-398-1022.</p> 2019-03-08 11:30:00 -06004/27/199:00 a.m.Kirkwood Community College, Arts and Theatre AnnexCedar Rapids -
Hot Glass Paper Weights
<p>Learn the first basic steps of hot glass art by making a decorative paperweight. Students will safely learn the beginning methods of how to shape hot molten glass to make a spherical object. Instruction will cover the making of one paperweight per student.</p><p><strong>Please read: </strong><span> </span>Wear natural fiber clothing, closed toed shoes and long pants (jeans work well). Please do not wear poly, fleece, or any other type of synthetic fabrics, no warm up pants or gym wear and no sandals. Those with long hair will need to tie it up or wear a bandanna/hat. Clear goggles will be provided for eye protection, or you may bring your own sunglasses/shades. Bring water to stay hydrated or there will also be a water fountain to use.</p><p>Registration is required prior to the class start date. If you have questions or would like to register, please visit <a href="http://www.kirkwood.edu/ce">www.kirkwood.edu/ce</a> or contact 319-398-1022.</p> 2019-03-08 15:30:00 -06004/27/191:00 p.m.Kirkwood Community College, Arts and Theatre AnnexCedar Rapids -
Lenox Farmer's Market
<p>Lenox College Farmer's Market -- Providing the area surround Hopkinton, with a market of fresh vegetables, baked goods, fresh farm eggs, and handcrafted items - Each Thursday, May - Sept.</p> 2019-03-02 18:00:00 -06005/09/193:00 p.m.Delaware County Historical SocietyHopkinton -
Lenox Farmer's Market
<p>Lenox College Farmer's Market -- Providing the area surround Hopkinton, with a market of fresh vegetables, baked goods, fresh farm eggs, and handcrafted items - Each Thursday, May - Sept.</p> 2019-05-16 18:00:00 -05005/16/193:00 p.m.Delaware County Historical SocietyHopkinton -
Lenox Farmer's Market
<p>Lenox College Farmer's Market -- Providing the area surround Hopkinton, with a market of fresh vegetables, baked goods, fresh farm eggs, and handcrafted items - Each Thursday, May - Sept.</p> 2019-05-23 18:00:00 -05005/23/193:00 p.m.Delaware County Historical SocietyHopkinton -
Lenox Farmer's Market
<p>Lenox College Farmer's Market -- Providing the area surround Hopkinton, with a market of fresh vegetables, baked goods, fresh farm eggs, and handcrafted items - Each Thursday, May - Sept.</p> 2019-05-30 18:00:00 -05005/30/193:00 p.m.Delaware County Historical SocietyHopkinton