The public is invited to stop by on June 9 to check out the newly renovated clinic, meet staff, enjoy activities and refreshments, and learn what the pediatric therapy facility can offer the community.
Learn more about this new organization with a mission to help others find purpose through simple acts of kindness. They will be holding an upcoming conference on June 10 that is free to attend.
Rydell High’s senior class of 1959 is ready to be featured on the Mt. Carroll stage as that classic, rollicking musical stage production comes to life June 1-11.
This fundraising superhero event has something for people of all ages and abilities featuring a timed 5K competitive run, a 1-mile inspirational walk, and a kids’ dash.
The exhibit is accessible for all art lovers--offering stroller-friendly paths, comfortable seating, contactless payments and text-supported visuals for all to feel safe and comfortable while being immersed in the Dutch master’s work.
The public is welcome to the 2-day celebration May 19-20, on Rock Island Arsenal at Memorial Park. The installation will be open to visitors and guests with no visitor’s pass requirement.
The 6th annual ty to sip, sample and shop your way through historic downtown Le Claire is slated for 3-6 p.m. There will also be an after party from 6-7 p.m. where drawings for raffle prizes and other festivities are planned.
Learn more about the multi-generational, Iowa-based winery and vineyard located in a storied, country setting that hosts "Music in the Vineyard" concert series throughout summer.
The ice creamery is celebrating 90 years since its founding. Festivities include a special birthday treat, merchandise with the 90th logo plus online contests and deals through May 21.
Lago's is a Quad Cities tradition that will always delight Mom. There are special Mother's Day assortments, chocolate-dipped strawberries, chocolate "high heels", and a 'Love You Mum" chocolate flower pot.
It's an action-based program for those with prediabetes, diabetes or gestational diabetes. It is also suitable for individuals looking to lower inflammation and reduce sugar intake and cravings.
The fairy tale that has captured the hearts of multiple generations will feature the symphony performing every note of the Oscar®-winning score as families watch the Disney classic.
This special observation recognizes the agency and the massive efforts of volunteers that help those in need all over the world. Two location of the local chapter will be hosting open houses during the week.
Miss Polk County and Miss Polk County’s Outstanding Teen are both natives of the Quad Cities. The young ladies share their personal causes and journeys that led to competing in the upcoming Miss Iowa 2023 pageant.
Families are invited to join in as the facility hosts programming that will follow Alice down the rabbit hole with “A Wonderland Week at Musser Public Library” from April 24-30.
This is an opportunity to kickstart your growing season with the guidance and expertise of a local master gardener at a free workshop to be held on April 15 in Bettendorf.
The free, nonprofit outdoor summer theater in Rock Island is getting ready to open for the 2023 season. Interested participants can audition April 11, 13 or 15 or provide other means of support.
The a fashion show will feature 60 different spring looks and offer styling tips from the boutique owners. Tickets for the East Moline March 30 event cost $30.
The annual Live from the QC… It’s Saturday Nite fundraiser is a night filled with laughter while supporting families affected by cancer in our community. Limited tickets are still available for the April 1 event at Rhythm City.
The fundraiser is meant to bring awareness and support to child abuse during Child Abuse Awareness Month and is slated for April 1 at DeWitt Community Center.
The library has a vast array of programming for children of all ages during March, April, and May. Everything from books and story time to crafting and STEAM projects are featured.
The area dining tradition will kick off next week featuring a record 80-plus participating restaurants. Diners can also win restaurant gift cards while supporting local eateries.
A talented licensed baker shares information about upcoming classes where participants can learn how to make and decorate confections that look as good as they taste.
A Schitt’s Creek-themed Trivia fundraising event open to the public will be held on April 27 in the Rogalski Center to raise money for the SAU non-profit chapter.