The Iowa City Downtown District in partnership with the City of Iowa City, Think Iowa City, and the Community Foundation of Johnson County will bring the international participatory public art...
Open January 18 – July 3, 2022 Plan your visit. This exhibit celebrates students at the University of Iowa, recognizing student life as the very core of the university. It...
“When she read my name Weeping Willow out loud, she said she felt sad, too.” -Each Other’s Medicine. Each Other’s Medicine  is an interactive story-installation of a retelling of the...
Wednesday, November 3, 2021 -10:30am to 11:00am Meeting Room A, Online StoryJAM is a music and movement program designed to model, encourage, and facilitate music-making as an early literacy skill. Parents and...
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 -1:00pm to 2:00pm Meeting Room A Come to the library to learn how to make Colombian obleas! Obleas are a traditional dessert that are commonly sold on the...
Friday, July 29, 2022 -1:00pm to 3:00p Teen Center The Teen Center will be stacked and stocked with snacks so you can come and hang out, get out of the heat and...
Drinks - Prizes - Fun Starts at 5:30PM
Y’all provide the live music tonight!! Roxxy karaoke night starting at 9!
Karaoke!
Open January 18 – July 3, 2022 Plan your visit. This exhibit celebrates students at the University of Iowa, recognizing student life as the very core of the university. It...
“When she read my name Weeping Willow out loud, she said she felt sad, too.” -Each Other’s Medicine. Each Other’s Medicine  is an interactive story-installation of a retelling of the...
Thursday, June 30, 2022 -10:30am to 11:30am Meeting Room A, Meeting Room B, Meeting Room C Dino O'Dell, children's musician and author of Zar and the Broken Spaceship, will be blasting off...
The Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0 red frames, each in the shape of a small house, set alongside one another will be placed in three main areas of the pedestrian mall. Inside each “casa”, there is a swing and a ring of lights lining the bottom. When the house is empty, the lights glow dimly to welcome the next visitor. Once someone steps inside, the lights release a more powerful glow, indicating that someone is home.
