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Cyclone Tailgate Tour - Cedar Rapids
<p>FREE, family-friendly event for Cyclones of all ages! Join fellow Cyclone fans in celebration of Iowa State Athletics! All kids in attendance will receive a complimentary gift. Food and beverage available for purchase, along with the opportunity to purchase official Iowa State merchandise. Doors open 30 minutes prior to event start time; program starting at 6:30 PM.<br><br>Interact with Iowa State coaches, administrators and other special guests including: Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard, the "Voice of the Cyclones" John Walters, Head Football Coach Matt Campbell, Head Men's Basketball Coach T.J. Otzelberger, Head Women's Basketball Coach Bill Fennelly, Volleyball Assistant Coach Marc Neef, Head Wrestling Coach Kevin Dresser, and Cy.</p> 2022-05-12 19:30:00 -0500
5/23/225:30 p.m.Cedar Rapids MarriottCedar Rapids -
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University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p><p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p> 2022-05-23 17:00:00 -05005/23/229:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City -
University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p><p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p> 2022-05-24 17:00:00 -05005/24/229:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City -
University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p><p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p> 2022-05-25 17:00:00 -05005/25/229:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City -
University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p><p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p> 2022-05-26 17:00:00 -05005/26/229:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City -
University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p><p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p> 2022-05-27 17:00:00 -05005/27/229:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City -
University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band Exhibit
<p>Hour - 9-5 M-F 10-4 Sat</p><p>The exhibit includes a large display of the uniforms, equipment, and memorabilia of The University of Iowa Scottish Highland Bagpipe Band that began in 1937 as an all male ROTC unit. The band was changed to an all female band when the men were called to serve in World War II. The men performed at the 1939 World's Fair and the women in 1964 World's Fair, both in New York City. They also marched at Iowa football games and parades throughout the United States. The women also performed in various cities in Scotland and England before traveling to the European continent. An interactive kiosk presents a timeline of film clips of the organization and visitors are welcomed to the Hall of Fame by a fully kilted Herky the Hawk.</p><p>A book titled <strong><em>The State University of Iowa Scottish Highlanders</em> - A TREASURE IN THE HEARTLAND</strong> authored by Heather Adamson Stockman, the daughter of the original and long time director William Adamson, as well as a former Scottish Highlanders dancer, is available by contacting <a href="mailto:hastockman46@gmail.com" target="_blank">hastockman46@gmail.com</a>.</p> 2022-05-28 16:00:00 -05005/28/2210:00 a.m.University of Iowa Athletics Hall of FameIowa City