Category Archives: Movies & the Arts in Iowa
Des Moines Art Festival 2012
The Interrobang Film Festival had a couple of good films. An Italian film, Il Cacciatore Di Anatre (The Duck Hunter) was good. Too many “frat boy” films like Arrgh! A Pirate Story and The Pact were there. Bathing and … Continue reading
Jamie Aaron Kelley to perform in Boone Fri/Sat
Singer Jamie Aaron Kelley will be having concerts April 27 and 28, at 8 pm, at the Shenanigan’s Event Center, 1805 Mamie Eisenhower in Boone.
Iowa Independent Film Festival July 15 – 17
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Sights from the Des Moines Art Festival
Jodi Perry, Jamie Perry, and Clare Malloy were the artist highlights. Today the peoples art festival, Artfest Midwest at the Fairgrounds.
Sign sitter
Ada Hayden Park, Ames
Ottumwa Music Festival May 20 – 21
Howdy all. The Ottumwa Shrine Club, hillbillies and cycle patrol units are having a music Festival and Parade in Ottumwa Iowa, on May 20, 21st line 2011. The first annual C n H Pickin’ and Grinnin’ Festival starting at 12:00 … Continue reading
Iowa’s Largest Arts & Crafts Show has Wilson Quinche!
The first night of the Arts & Crafts show in the Varied Industries Building at the Fairgrounds brought a very unique surprise. You are going through the rows upon rows of all kinds of artwork, stained glass, pottery, paintings, prints, … Continue reading
Sharron Angle at “The Genesis Code” premiere
Kim Lehman, Sharron Angle & Jerry Zandstra (Reverend Wells in the Genesis Code) In the middle is Steve Scheffler, Iowa Christian Alliance, one of the sponsors. I went to the Carmike in Johnston Wednesday night to see The Genesis Code … Continue reading
Dog and tree
Wallace the dog, sometimes known as ‘Wally’. He resides at Animal Lifeline on S.E. 14th St. Tree in the East Village
The Nora DeBolt collection and info
- The bottom right print is called, “Picnic at the Beach”, copyright 1992, Arthur A. Kaplan. VH-4713. – The large print on the left (sorry for the bad photo), is named “Birch Lake”, copyright 1989 by Arthur A. Kaplan. 17″ x … Continue reading
