Novel Conversations is a book group that alternates between classic novels and more recent works of fiction and nonfiction.… Read on

Take the night off while your child(ren) has some fun with their friends at Wickham Elementary.… Read on

LitFlicks is a film series for adults showing movies adapted from books. On February 19th the Library is showing All the President's Men.… Read on

The weather caused a cancelation last week with one of the MPO Bicycle Input workshops.  These updated times and locations are available to attend and give input on local bicycling opportunities and challenges: 

• Tuesday, February 12, from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Coralville Public Library (1401 5th Street, Coralville)
• Tuesday, February 19 from 6:00-7:30 pm at the North Liberty Community Center (520 W. Cherry Street, North Liberty)
• Residents of Coralville, North Liberty, Tiffin, and University Heights as well those interested in general bicycling conditions in Johnson County are welcome to attend either event. Public input gathered through these events will help set a foundation for the plan in terms of future facilities, road and trail improvements, and policies and programs that make bicycling safer and easier. The initial public workshops will include a brief overview of the planning process and existing conditions. Attendees will provide input on existing barriers identified through a recent online survey as well as opportunities for better connectivity between metro communities and to the county trail system. While the plan does not cover Iowa City, it will consider connections to planned facilities identified in the Iowa City Bicycle Master Plan, adopted in 2017.
• To learn more about the Metro Bicycle Master Plan, visit www.mpojc.org/bike.

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'It’s a Mystery' is a mystery book discussion group that has met at the Coralville Public Library for over twenty years.… Read on

Adam Janke, assistant professor and Extension wildlife specialist in the Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Iowa State University, will speak to home gardeners and professional horticulturists and landscapers alike about designs, methods and plant materials that make your property a haven to attract the wildlife you desire. He is a certified Wildlife Society associate wildlife biologist and earned degrees in wildlife conservation and management from Purdue University (B.S.), Ohio State University (M.S.), and South Dakota State University (Ph.D.).

Second Sunday Garden Forums are free and open to the public. Second Sunday Garden Forums are televised on the Iowa City Public Library Cable TV channel, in our newsletter and on Project GREEN’s website – www.projectGREEN.org. Attendance at the forum provides Iowa State University Extension Master Gardeners education CEUs.

Be our extra special guests in this Behind the Scenes look at the production of Tommy.… Read on

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – February 5, 2019 – Cedar Rapids Mayor Brad Hart will present his Cedar Rapids State of the City address on Wednesday, February 20, 2018 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the DoubleTree Convention Center.

The State of the City Luncheon is hosted by the League of Women Voters Linn County.  A table for 10 is available for $400 and individual tickets are available for $40. Sponsorship opportunities are also available, with options beginning at $500. Please visit www.lwvlinncounty.org for more information and to reserve a table today.