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16th Ave SW, Cedar Rapids(319) 366-4937100 16th Ave SW , Cedar Rapids
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Performance by Horňácká cimbálová muzika Marka Potěšila
<p>Join us for an evening of traditional Czech cimbál music with Horňácká cimbálová muzika Marka Potěšila from the Czech Republic.</p><p><strong>Cost:</strong> $10 NCSML Member; $15 Non-Member; Free for NCSML Volunteers</p> 2023-01-18 21:00:00 -0600
2/01/237:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
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Cheese Roulade with Goat Cheese and Raisins & Liver Pate
<p>You will learn to prepare two fancy and equally Czech and Slovak appetizers from the comfort of your home. Chef Tom will lead you step-by-step through preparing Cheese Roulade Filled with Goat Cheese, Raisins & Liver pate – two staple appetizers for both cuisines. These appetizers are not just great for lunch and dinner, but can also serve as a delicious refreshment for any party. </p> 2023-01-17 20:30:00 -0600
2/01/236:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Rosemary Chicken with Potato Kisses and Bacon-Wrapped Beans
<p>We are going to prepare a meal that could be served in any modern fine dining restaurant in Czech, Slovak, or central Europe. But no need to feel intimidated — we are going to take this meal step-by-step, so all will succeed. The result will be a succulent and flavor-boosted rosemary chicken breast served with decadent potato kisses, and rustic bacon-wrapped beans. </p> 2023-01-17 18:00:00 -06002/18/233:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Poppy Seed Strudel
<p>Poppy seed strudel is a perfect combination of a bittersweet filling made from poppy seed and delicious yeasty dough. This strudel is very common in the Czech and Slovak Republics for any occasion or as a delicious quick snack. While it’s reasonably priced and sold in almost every store there, the only way to enjoy this traditional Czech and Slovak version in the US or Canada is to prepare it at home — plus, homemade tastes more delicious!</p> 2023-01-17 18:00:00 -06003/04/233:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Creamy Horseradish Sauce with Smoked Meat and Side Dumplings
<p>Dumplings, meat, and sauce are one of the successful combinations of Czech and Slovak cuisine that will never disappoint. In this class, you are going to prepare a creamy and smooth horseradish sauce (you will choose from three levels of spiciness), served with smoked meat, popular bread dumplings, and a touch of whipped cream. This class will be a real treat. </p> 2023-01-17 20:30:00 -06002/22/236:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Cauliflower Soup & Frankfurt Soup
<p>These two delicious Czech and Slovak soups are super delicious and easy to prepare, but also very different from each other. The first one is a creamy cauliflower soup served with crunchy croutons and the second is Frankfurt soup, which has a delicious combination of Kielbasa, potatoes, paprika, and cream. </p> 2023-01-17 20:30:00 -0600
2/08/236:00 p.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-02 16:00:00 -0600
3/02/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-03 16:00:00 -0600
3/03/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-04 16:00:00 -0600
3/04/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-05 16:00:00 -0600
3/05/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-06 16:00:00 -0600
3/06/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
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Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-07 16:00:00 -0600
3/07/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-08 16:00:00 -0600
3/08/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-09 16:00:00 -0600
3/09/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-10 16:00:00 -0600
3/10/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-11 16:00:00 -0600
3/11/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-12 16:00:00 -0500
3/12/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-13 16:00:00 -0500
3/13/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-14 16:00:00 -0500
3/14/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-15 16:00:00 -0500
3/15/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-16 16:00:00 -0500
3/16/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-17 16:00:00 -0500
3/17/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-18 16:00:00 -0500
3/18/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-03-19 16:00:00 -0500
3/19/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
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Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-01 16:00:00 -0600
2/01/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-02 16:00:00 -0600
2/02/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-03 16:00:00 -0600
2/03/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-04 16:00:00 -0600
2/04/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-05 16:00:00 -0600
2/05/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids -
Magic and Mystery: Mardi Gras and Carnival Traditions
<p>All over the world, Carnival celebrations take place in the days leading up to Ash Wednesday and Lent. In the United States, this festival is called Mardi Gras. Czechs call it Masopust and the Slovak word is Fašiangy.</p><p>In the United States, Czech glass Mardi Gras beads were worn and thrown to crowds in New Orleans. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, costumes may depict a bear on a chain and its master, the so-called hřebenář (hair comb maker), a devil, animals, or the chimney sweep.</p><p>This exhibit will feature Czech and Slovak Carnival masks and costumes next to ornate beaded parade costumes from the American south, along with Czech beaded necklaces. Artifacts and images will be borrowed from museums in the United States as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.</p><p>In the spirit of Carnival celebrations, an 8’ x 4’ float created by Metro High School geometry students provides visitors an opportunity to help decorate a part of the exhibit. Animal-themed masks, designed and created by Metro High School art students, will help you capture a festive Mardi Gras picture!</p><p>Hours: Mon-Sat, 9:30am – 4:00pm and Sunday, 12:00pm – 4:00pm </p> 2023-02-06 16:00:00 -0600
2/06/239:30 a.m.National Czech & Slovak Museum & LibraryCedar Rapids