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On April 22, 1861, more than 3,000 Dubuque residents gathered at the city’s Jones Street levee on the Mississippi River to see the Jackson...

by Elizabeth Kelsey The Dubuque Museum of Art is offering local and regional artists a chance to represent their COVID-19 experiences in a unique and...

by John Moran William Intriligator, Music Director and Conductor for the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, has been working diligently to ensure patrons of the DSO that...

by Connie Cherba The Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the performing arts. Fortunately, Dubuque’s Bell Tower Theater, a not-for-profit community theater, found...

No matter where I begin my stroll along Dubuque’s Mississippi Riverwalk, I always seem to wind up on a bench at the northern end,...

Among its countless impacts, the coronavirus pandemic led to the passage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which brought investors...

The deteriorating, red brick Dubuque Brewing & Malting Co. building at 3000 and 3040 Jackson St. has been in the news recently. On May...

At one time, the City of Dubuque supported three hospitals – Mercy, Finley, and Xavier. Each fulfilled a medical necessity for the community, and...

UPDATE (5/13/20): The City of Dubuque’s Arts & Cultural Affairs Commission has produced a special message from Dubuque's Arts and Cultural Community during the...

Due to measures being taken to lessen the spread of coronavirus, Julien’s Journal has compiled a comprehensive list of area restaurants offering takeout and/or...