Diana Nollen
The Gazette
Cedar Rapids, IA, United States
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FilmScene leaders weigh in on Oscar hopefuls
The 2022 Academy Awards are Sunday. The Gazette turned to Iowa City FilmScene’s co-founder and executive director Andrew Sherburne and programming director Ben Delgado to answer questions about who will win and who should win. And which films have an Iowa connection. → Read More
Tycoon awakens for St. Paddy’s celebrations in Cedar Rapids
The downtown Cedar Rapids bar offers prime window seating for SaPaDaPaSo parade. For some revelers, the annual St. Patrick’s Day event marks, as bar owner Kurt Luedtke says, “the coming of spring, leaving winter behind us, hopefully.” → Read More
Road ending for Coppers & Brass with St. Patrick’s Day concert in Iowa City
Local Irish band saying farewell with St. Patrick’s Day concert in Iowa City → Read More
2023 St. Patrick’s events on tap in Eastern Iowa
Celebrations start this weekend, continue through next → Read More
Riverside Theatre staging ‘groundbreaking’ play
‘Fefu and Her Friends’ enacts scenes in various Riverside Theatre spaces → Read More
Brucemorchestra concert era comes to an end in Cedar Rapids
After the 2022 double rain-out, Orchestra Iowa is canceling its outdoor season opener. → Read More
University of Iowa’s Stanley Museum of Art building on opening momentum
The Stanley Museum of Art programming continues to engage across ages, communities. → Read More
Red Cedar brings trio concerts to Eastern Iowa
Red Cedar Chamber concerts explore music for 2 violins, cello, including headbanging finale → Read More
Theatre Cedar Rapids stages related shows in rotation
Theatre Cedar Rapids rotating ‘A Doll’s House’ and ‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ with related designs, different actors → Read More
‘Potsie’ brings happy days to Monticello Rod & Custom Car Show
The KCRG-TV9 O’Reilly Auto Parts Rod & Custom Car Show is revving up for its 54th consecutive year. → Read More
Sullenberger remembered for kindness, excellence
Cameron Sullenberger, 54, co-founder of the Revival Theatre, is remembered for his kindness and devotion to excellence. → Read More
Irish dance teacher wins global excellence award
Trea Champagne honors heritage through her North Liberty studio and beyond. → Read More
Epilogue: SanDee Skelton of Cedar Rapids remembered for dancing, joy, unity
Celebration of Life planned Saturday for Cedar Rapids recreation department ‘icon’ → Read More
Mirrorbox Theatre trying brand-new thing
At first glance, Wednesday night’s show at Mirrorbox Theatre looks like a departure from the norm, but it actually hits the right notes to fit the mission. It’s a one-night-only karaoke event. “Batman Returns Returns” was promoted as a karaoke-style musical, and afterward, some people reached out to Mirrorbox founder Cavan Hallman, saying they “would really love to do karaoke in this space,” he… → Read More
Role behind the scenes of theater productions: ‘intimacy choreographer’
Carrie Pozdol, of Cedar Rapids, is leading the change in the way local theater troupes embrace emotional and physical contact, reactions and boundaries onstage and off. → Read More
Corridor arts nonprofits choreograph year-end giving campaigns
The year-end giving cycle is drawing to a close, but for Corridor arts organizations, the needs will keep on spinning long after donors have embraced the spirit of the holidays. → Read More
‘Doodle Trees’ shine new light in downtown Iowa City
Mural artist turns her vision to 3D realm to create a new winter wonderland that she hopes will help people see downtown in a new way. → Read More
Public menorah lighting returns to Cedar Rapids
This outdoor celebration is designed to bring unity to community. → Read More
REVIEW: Patti LaBelle spreads festive joy to the world at Hancher
Patti LaBelle spreads festive joy to the world at Hancher → Read More
African American Museum expanding reach in shutdown while it’s being renovated
Large traveling exhibits and smaller pop-ups help take Black history, culture across Iowa and beyond → Read More