The QC version of the Met Gala will take over the Putnam Museum & Science Center Grand Lobby on Saturday, Nov. 14, as a new “Dynasty & Design” gala will raise funds for a fashion exhibit next year.

AZ Senator Ruben Gallego analyzes the 2026 election results including the reasons for the unexpected Democratic wave, Latino, working class and rural voters, the Democratic agenda for 2027 and much more.

Farm Action Fund is a network of small farmers, businesses, and processors across rural America. Their aim is to promote market opportunities for small operations to counter the massive influence of corporate agriculture companies.

The place to be in the Quad Cities late afternoon Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026 was 5th Ave. Flea, at 1405 5th Ave., Moline, which held its grand opening with a packed crowd in a packed two-story market.

The project features seven residents sharing their perspectives and experiences of practicing Islam in America. Its curators hope the exhibition will draw attention to Muslim lives in the Quad Cities and expand participation over the next year.

This week on Talking Art, host Ben Gougeon welcomes Sara Wells, a longtime Festival of Trees super volunteer who has dedicated 31 years to supporting this beloved Quad Cities holiday tradition. As Festival of Trees celebrates its 41st year, Sara reflects on her experiences, the creativity and community spirit behind the event, and the volunteers who help bring the holiday magic to life year after year.

For the third straight year, the 56th-annual free Thanksgiving dinner will be held at Mercado on Fifth, 423 12th St., Moline., Thursday, Nov. 26, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

This week on Wellness Wake Up Call, University of Illinois Extension recognizes National Family Caregivers Month and the millions of people who dedicate their time and energy to caring for loved ones. Learn simple ways to celebrate and support family caregivers, from offering a helping hand to connecting them with valuable resources.