Community Calendar

We are pleased to announce the 2nd International Conference on Gravitation, Astrophysics and Cosmology (ICGAC2026), which will be held from April 16–18, 2026, in Paris, France.

QC CAN's Reading Assistance Dogs are specially trained, along with their handler, to provide the environment needed to help children improve their reading skills! This program is great for kids of all ages.

Experienced figure models, a great space, and a wonderful community. Join us for open figure drawing sessions. Nude models. Must be 18+. No instruction is provided. Drop-ins are welcome! $15/session

Day One of the Wickedest City Burlesque & Variety Festival
Welcome to the Wickedest City Burlesque & Variety Fest

A celebration of fearless performance, radical joy, and rich cultural heritage in the heart of Davenport.

Once known as “The Wickedest City in America,”Davenport’s Bucktown district rose to infamy in the early 1900s with its vibrant blend of jazz clubs, speakeasies, brothels, and boundary-pushing entertainment. In a time of prohibition and puritanism, Bucktown was where art, expression, and vice thrived, proud, and unrepentant."

TICKETS START AT $33

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS AN 18+ SHOW

Come join us at Main to jump, shake, and shimmy the sillies out! Every Friday we’ll have stories, songs, and fun!

All ages welcome, best for children ages 1 to 5 years.

Teens (ages 11-19) are invited to join Ms. Claire at Main to learn how to make a leaf-imprinted clay dish!

Registration required.

Grammy-nominated and internationally acclaimed Liverpool Legends are bringing their unforgettable Beatles tribute show to Dubuque for one night only! Handpicked by the late Louise Harrison, sister of the legendary George Harrison, these four world-class musicians and actors honor the band that forever changed music.

From the early mop-top days of “She Loves You” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” to the colorful era of Sgt. Pepper, all the way through to “Come Together,” “Here Comes the Sun”, and “Hey Jude”—this immersive show takes you on a Magical Mystery Tour through The Beatles’ iconic career.

Narrated by Louise Harrison, who was instrumental in The Beatles’ early success, the performance features spot-on vocals, vintage instruments, period costumes, dazzling visuals, and uncanny mannerisms, making you feel like you’re watching the real thing.

Voices will ring out in Clinton’s Zion Lutheran Church, 439 3rd Ave S, at 2:00pm on Sunday, April 19 as RiverChor presents their spring concert, “Let the River Run”. Admission is free, donations are welcome and appreciated.

“Welcome to a concert that honors the rich diversity of choral music, showcasing some of my favorite pieces from my years as an educator. I’m excited to embark on this journey through song with you,” stated director Karl Wolf.

Early American pieces open the concert, with Leo Smit’s “Lenten is Come”, “Jewett” from the Sacred Harp tradition, and Alice Parker’s arrangement of “Hark! I Hear the Harps Eternal”. Bach’s “Crucifixus” and Handel’s Coronation Anthem “Let Thy Hand Be Strengthened” will explore the Baroque era. The first half concludes with the French Romantic piece “Cantique de Jean Racine” by Fauré.

“Let the People Praise Thee” by Monhardt is a rousing introduction to the 20th Century music of the second half of the concert. Holst’s haunting “I Love My Love” and Zaninelli’s “The Water is Wide” show the choir’s softer side. Be ready to tap your toes along with spiritual “Little Innocent Lamb” arranged by Bartholomew, and “Finale from ‘The Gondoliers’” by Gilbert and Sullivan. Concluding the concert is the title piece, “Let the River Run” arranged by Craig Hella Johnson, featuring Tamara Siburg on djembe.

RiverChor Community Choir is made up of singers from Clinton, Morrison, Low Moor, Albany, Goose Lake, and Davenport. The director is Karl Wolf, the pianist/organist is Christine Holmer. Learn more about the choir and the music at https://RiverChor.org

Pre-K Prep Storytime is designed especially to give children access to opportunities that promote school success and build early literacy skills. In addition to stories, songs, and fingerplays, we’ll engage in fun activities that help with letter and number recognition, sight words, counting, colors, and more! Best for children ages 3-5

Adults are invited to play bingo at the Library and win prizes. This program happens the third Monday at 3pm at Fairmount. This program is free and all supplies are provided.

Program dates are: March 16, April 20, May 18, and June 15th.