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The Iowa Conservatory in Iowa City has received accreditation from Cognia for its performing arts and visual arts program, marking it as a leading destination for artistic higher education.

The Iowa Women's basketball team defeated No. 4 USC 76-69, punctuating the celebration of Caitlin Clark's jersey retirement with a significant victory.

Caitlin Clark is celebrated for transforming the culture of women's basketball at the University of Iowa, attracting more fans to games, and significantly raising the university's profile.

Chili Cook-Off by HBA Board Members

The HBA Board Members compete for the title of Best Chili Recipe while attendees sample their creations and enjoy networking opportunities.

Culinary Journey: Exploring Japanese Cuisine

Passport Pantry offers an immersive experience in Japanese cuisine, focusing on its culinary traditions and cultural significance.

Can Play Basketball Program for Ages 5-18

This basketball program offers opportunities for youth aged 5-18 to enhance their skills in dribbling, passing, and teamwork during consistent weekly sessions.

Drawn Between: Exploring the Duality of Drawing

Curated by Jeremy Chen, this exhibition showcases artists engaging with the act of drawing as a significant practice, accompanied by community workshops and a closing reception.

James Tutson's 'Fool for You' Album Release Show

Iowa City musician James Tutson will premiere his seventh studio album at The Englert Theatre.

DIY Stained Glass and Copper Plant Stake Workshop

Participants will create a stained glass plant stake with copper accents in a guided workshop at Iowa City Fab Lab.

Chinese Bilingual Storytime at Iowa City Public Library

This weekly event offers children and their caregivers a delightful experience featuring songs, rhymes, stories, and crafts in both Chinese and English.

Exploring Symbolism: The Sackner Archive Exhibition

This exhibition showcases the profound impact of Stéphane Mallarmé's revolutionary poem on graphic design, featuring art, books, and artifacts from the Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry.

Read on the Rug: Monthly Family Program

Read on the Rug is a free educational program designed for families with children aged 2-5, featuring stories, sing-alongs, and community building in the Iowa Hall at the UI Museum of Natural History.

David Lang's Poor Hymnal Performance

This event features a special reprise of David Lang's acclaimed work, exploring the themes of human connection and community through music.