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by Sandra Evans Get ready… JDIFF is now only weeks away! Time to visit the JDIFF website, read film synopses, call friends, and plan your...

by Mindy Dalgarn Less than 200 miles from Dubuque is Pella, IA, a picturesque town dotted with tulips, windmills, and wooden shoes! Home to Pella...

University of Dubuque Heritage Center will close its sixth season of Live at Heritage Center Performing Arts Series with “Lyrics Alive,” a cabaret-style recital...

by Richard G Shaluly In 2017, a building construction class at the Alternative Learning Center (ALC) in Dubuque began a new project – a wood...

by Julianne Couch Urban trees should not be an afterthought or taken for granted like, well, something that grows on trees. Instead, they should be...

by Connie Cherba Excitement is building for Dubuque’s Heartland Ballet’s upcoming March program Soaring Ballet, as its parent company, the Dubuque City Youth Ballet, leaps...

by Sandra Evans The perfect soul-regenerating activity is available right here in Dubuque. Julien Dubuque International Film Festival (JDIFF) returns to the downtown area from...

by Connie Cherba Dubuque’s Historic Millwork District will be welcoming three new, exciting dining and entertainment venues this spring. The Chicago based pizzeria Gino’s East,...

America’s River Corporation is excited to announce this year’s Friday and Saturday night entertainment for America’s River Festival presented by American Trust & Savings...

April 13-14, the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra closes its 2018-19 elements-themed season with a staged production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Sung and spoken in...