Are you ready for some fun? Tell all your friends! Join us for a night of trivia with a mix of engineering and general questions.

Friday, February 24th, 2012

St. Ambrose Rogalski Center, Davenport, IA

Doors Open @ 6:00pm

Questions Start @ 7:00pm (10 Rounds of 10)

There will be a cash bar. Pizza will be available for purchase, but feel free to bring your own food.

$10 per Person (you can be assigned to a team) or

$80 per Team (Maximum of 8), $5 Admission for Full-time Students

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams will be awarded cash prizes based on total team admission fees. Proceeds will go towards scholarships awarded to Quad City area students. There will be a variety of door prizes, and - a 50/50 raffle will be conducted by the Society of Women Engineers.

For reservations, by February 23rd - text or phone Bonnie at 563-340-3270 OR email at ThiedeBonnieJ@yahoo.com

Please specify team's name, captain, # of players, contact telephone number, and email address. Checks can be made payable to: IIE Ch. 46.

Reserve early, but pay at the door.

Bettendorf – Start recruiting, start strategizing, and start preparing for the most anticipated evening of Q & A of the year - the Family Museum Trivia Night!  On Saturday, March 31, 2012, the Family Museum Foundation will host this fun and action packed evening at the Quad Cities Waterfront Convention Center. Doors open at 6:00 PM and trivia begins at 7:00 PM. There will be silent auction items to bid on and a grand raffle for thousands of dollars in prizes.

Trivia Night 2012 is the Family Museum`s annual fundraising event to support programming and exhibits at the Museum for children and families.  Cost for a table of eight people is $200 ($25 per person) and includes pizza buffet and sides catered by the Isle of Capri and a chance to finish in the top three places with guaranteed cash prizes. New this year: teams registered by February 1 will receive $25 off registration.

Last year`s event sold out, so register now by calling Jeff at 563-344-4168 or register online.

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DAVENPORT, Iowa - Jan. 5, 2012 -- If you know actress June Haver was born in Rock Island and was married to Fred MacMurray, there is a place at the table for you at the Trivia Night sponsored jointly by The Genesis Stroke Prevention and Recovery Center (SPARC) and The Quad-Cities Brain Injury Support  Group.

The two groups supporting brain injury patients will host the Trivia Night on Saturday, Jan. 28 at the Knights of Columbus, 1111 West 35th Street, Davenport. Doors open at 6 p.m. with the game starting at 7 p.m.

Cost is $10 per person. There is a maximum of eight players per team. There will be cash prizes for the first two teams. To register your team, call (563) 421-3491 or email Alicia Owens at owensa@genesishealth.com.

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The first half of the 2011-12 Masterworks season concludes in just a few weeks on December 3rd and 4th with Concerti for Celli, featuring cellists Tony Ross and Beth Rapier Ross. This husband-and-wife team, respectively principal cello and assistant principal cello of the Minnesota Orchestra, brings their own special connection to a pair of concerti, each written for a pair of celli. The first by Ott in a modern idiom, with the second in Vivaldi's more Baroque style.

 

Michael Abel's Global Warming, originally commissioned by Mark Russell Smith, displays the warming of cultural relations by weaving together folk music from divergent cultures into one noisy yet harmonic global village. The concert is concluded with Brahms' beloved First Symphony.

 

For full program notes and listening samples, click here.

 

For guest artist biographies, click here.

 

Tickets for Masterworks III may be purchased at 800.745.3000, at all Ticketmaster outlets, or by clicking here.

Chili with Celli

 

Friday, December 2 at 5 PM, cellists from around the Quad Cities are invited to join Anthony Ross and Beth Rapier Ross from the Minnesota Orchestra, along with Hannah Holman, Kevin Price-Brenner, and Mark Russell Smith at the River Music Experience in downtown Davenport for a chili dinner and cello performance. Chili will be available at 5, with the program beginning at 5:30.

 

The chili will be provided by Volunteers for Symphony and drinks will be for sale at the RME Cafe. This event is free to the public and everyone is invited to bring their cello and a music stand. Please RSVP by Wednesday, November 30, to Rebecca Swartz, Education and Youth Ensemble Coordinator, at 563.322.0931 or rswartz@qcsymphony.com if you plan to attend.

Win $50,000 in the Symphony Raffle

 

In honor of our 97th season, the QCSO is selling 1000 $97 raffle tickets which could win you $50,000!

 

In addition to that exciting Grand Prize, over $3500 in preliminary cash prizes will be awarded at each Quad City Symphony Orchestra concert this season, including a $2500 "early bird" prize on December 4. Winners of the preliminary prizes will remain eligible for the Grand Prize, so the earlier you buy your ticket, the better your chance to win!

 

Buy your tickets today at the QCSO Box Office or by mailing a check for $97 to 327 Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa 52801. Your tickets will be mailed to you upon the receipt of your check.

The Signature Series continues

 

The QCSO saw great attendance for the premier offering of its Signature Series and expects to see the same when the Lyrebird Ensemble performs at the Figge Art Museum on January 21. The Lyrebird Ensemble, a collaboration between Quad City Symphony Orchestra members Ellen Huntington and Lillian Lau, will perform hidden gems from the flute and harp repertoire. Come to hear the gorgeous combination of these two instruments in a program of rarely performed works ranging from charming to virtuosic. This second concert of the Signature Series is in the Figge Art Museum on January 21 at 8 PM.

 

The Lyrebird Ensemble will be performing in the "Fins and Feathers: Children's Book Illustrations from the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art," a temporary exhibit at the Figge Art Museum that showcases original children's book illustrations from the late 1960s through today. Included are works by Leo Lionni (Fish is Fish), Petra Mathers (Lottie's New Beach Towel), and Eric Carle (The Very Hungry Caterpillar). The exhibition opens on the day of the concert and runs through April 22, 2012.

 

Tickets for the Signature Series are $18, but if you buy both remaining concerts in the series you can save 15%. May 19 will feature the driving rhythms of composer Marc Mellits at the River Music Experience. The first thing you'll do after each concert is tweet: "That was the best music I've heard in a long time."

 

To read more about the Lyrebird Esemble, click here.

Ice skating returns to the Holiday Pops as Olympic ice skater Todd Eldredge, couples skating team Andy and Lindsey Seitz, and the Figure Skating Club of the Quad Cities join the Quad City Symphony Orchestra for this year's Holiday Pops! Guest conductor Michael Butterman, a favorite with the Holiday Pops audience, also returns to lead this star-studded spectacular. Holiday Pops is on November 19 at 7:30 PM and kicks off Quad City Arts' Festival of Trees, along with the Festival of Trees Parade and the Lighting of the Commons. This concert is sponsored by John Deere.

Conductor Michael Butterman and the Quad City Symphony Orchestra will also be joined on stage by actor John Getz, known for his roles in such films as the Social Network and Zodiac, and jazz trumpeter Jon Faddis. Both John Getz and Jon Faddis are brought to the Quad Cities by Quad City Arts. And of course the Holiday Pops concert would not be complete without the hundreds of voices from the Sanctuary Choir of First Presbyterian Church, Davenport, and the Holiday Pops Children's Chorus.

Tickets are on sale now at the i wireless Center box office, at 800.745.3000, or online at www.qcsymphony.com. Tables along the ice are $45 per seat, with tiered pricing in the arena ranging from $15 to $35. Seniors and children can save $2 per ticket and groups of 15 or more can save even more by calling the i wireless Center group sales department at 309.277.1356.

In honor of our 97th season, the QCSO is selling 1000 $97 raffle tickets which could win you $50,000!

In addition to that exciting Grand Prize, over $3500 in preliminary cash prizes will be awarded at Quad City Symphony Orchestra events this season, including a $2500 "early bird" prize on December 4. Winners of the preliminary prizes will remain eligible for the Grand Prize, so the earlier you buy your ticket, the better your chance to win! The $50,000 Grand Prize will be drawn on February 11 at our Valentine's Day concert with guest conductor Alondra de la Para.

Drawing schedule:

  • Masterworks II, November 4, at the Adler Theatre: $250
  • Masterworks II, November 5, in Centennial Hall: $250
  • Holiday Pops, November 19, at the i wireless Center: $250
  • Masterworks III, December 3, at the Adler Theatre: $250
  • Masterworks III, December 4, in Centennial Hall: $2500
  • Lyrebird Ensemble, January 21, at the Figge Art Museum: $250
  • Masterworks IV, February 11, at the Adler Theatre: $50,000

Buy your tickets today at the QCSO Box Office or by mailing a check for $97 to 327 Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa, 52801. Your tickets will be mailed to you upon the receipt of your check.

The Signature Series, a collection of small acoustic ensembles performing in diverse halls around the Quad Cities begins this weekend with the Calder Quartet. This group from Los Angeles, brought to the Quad Cities as part of the Quad City Arts Visiting Artist Series, performs in the Grand Lobby of the Putnam Museum Saturday at 8 PM. The Calder Quartet performs a unique array of repertoire including traditional quartet music, as well as that from innovative, modern composers and emerging musicians across genres.

 

Tickets for the concerts are just $18, and if you buy all three Signature Series concerts you can save 15%. January 21 will feature the Lyrebird Ensemble at the Figge Art Museum and May 19 will feature the driving rhythms of composer Marc Mellits at the River Music Experience. The first thing you'll do after each concert in is tweet: "That was the best music I've heard in a long time."

 

To read more about the Calder Quartet, click here. Or see them playing Mozart's 'Dissonance' Quartet and other videos by clicking here.

 

I see a concert in your future...

 

The 2011-12 Masterworks season continues on November 5th and 6th with Poems on Fate: a collection of symphonic poems all dealing with the question of why we do what we do. This concert brings together four sonic essays: Verdi's Overture to the La Forza del Destino, Brahms' choral Song of Destiny, and Strauss' glorious Death and Transfiguration, and Liszt's well-known meditation Les Preludes, portraying all of life as a well-orchestrated prelude to that which comes after.

 

Tickets for Masterworks II may be purchased at 800.745.3000, at all Ticketmaster outlets, or by clicking here. A portion of the proceeds from this concert benefits community health and the charity care needs of our neighbors through the Genesis Health System.

 

Holiday Pops featuring Todd Eldredge

 

Ice skating returns to the Holiday Pops as Olympic ice skater Todd Eldredge, couples skating team Andy and Lindsey Seitz, and the Figure Skating Club of the Quad Cities join the Quad City Symphony Orchestra for this year's Holiday Pops! Guest conductor Michael Butterman, a favorite with the Holiday Pops audience, also returns to lead this star-studded spectacular. Holiday Pops is on November 19 at 7:30 PM and kicks off Quad City Arts' Festival of Trees, along with the Festival of Trees Parade and the Lighting of the Commons. This concert is sponsored by John Deere.

 

Conductor Michael Butterman and the Quad City Symphony Orchestra will also be joined on stage by actor John Getz, known for his roles in such films as the Social Network and Zodiac, and jazz trumpeter Jon Faddis. Both John Getz and Jon Faddis are brought to the Quad Cities by Quad City Arts. And of course the Holiday Pops concert would not be complete without the hundreds of voices from the Sanctuary Choir of First Presbyterian Church, Davenport, and the Holiday Pops Children's Chorus.

 

Tickets are on sale now at the i wireless Center box office, at 800.745.3000, or online at www.qcsymphony.com. Tables along the ice are $45 per seat, with tiered pricing in the arena ranging from $15 to $35. Seniors and children can save $2 per ticket and groups of 15 or more can save even more by calling the i wireless Center group sales department at 309.277.1356.

WHO:                  GENERAL PUBLIC

WHAT:                TRIVIA NIGHT

WHEN:                SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011

TIME:                   5:30 PM SERVING DINNER 6:30 PM TRIVIA

WHERE:             IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 3834 ROCKINGHAM ROAD, DAVENPORT, IOWA

Immanuel Lutheran Church & Preschool in Davenport, is having a Trivia Night on Saturday, November 12, 2011 Door open at 5:30 p.m. for dinner. Trivia begins at 6:30 p.m. with 1st and 2nd Place Prizes for the 2 high scoring tables. Tables are available in groups of 6-8 people. Cost is $10 per person. There will also be a Silent Auction and door prizes. Mulligans will also be sold for $1 each with a limit of 10. Bring your own snacks or purchase some from our concessions. Food items: Soup, Chili, Hot dogs, Chili dogs, Nachos, Popcorn, Brownies, Cookies, Coffee, Tea and Lemonade. All Proceeds go towards our Preschool & Christian Education Scholarship Fund.

This event is open to the public. We hope you are able to join us! For more information contact the church office at 563-324-6431

MOLINE, ILLINOIS - WQPT, Quad Cities PBS invites the public to join them for a night of fun and fundraising on Friday, November 4, 2011 when they hold their 4th Annual Trivia Night at the South Hall at the Highland Park Bowl located at 4204 Avenue of the Cities in Moline.

WQPT Trivia Night is a great night of fun and helps to support the programs provided by your local public television.  This year Trivia Night sports a theme for fun your table can come dressed in costume from the 1930's to 2000. As always, guests are encouraged to bring their own food and beverages are available through Highland Park Bowl. There will be 50/50 raffles and Mulligans. Call WQPT at 309-764-2400 to reserve your table. Tables are $80 (8 people per table).  There are cash prizes for the top three teams. First Place $160, Second Place $80 and Third Place $40.

WQPT is thrilled that this year the Trivia Night is being organized by the students in Western Illinois University Recreation Park and Tourism Administration program. "The students wanted a 'real world' event to plan and as a graduate of this program I thought Trivia Night would be the perfect fit for them," said WQPT Administrative Assistant, Amanda Bergeson, who has served as an advisor for the class.

Sponsors for the WQPT Trivia Night are Builders Sales & Service Co., Heritage Landscape Design, J.L. Brady Co., Knary Allstate Agency, Rafferty Funeral Home and Southeast National Bank of Moline.

WQPT is a media service of Western Illinois University located in Moline, Illinois.

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This year the Davenport Police Association Local #2 is hosting our second annual Trivia Night. 100% of the money raised goes to the Handicapped Development Center Thanksgiving Dinner and the Domestic Violence Shelter Toy Drive. The Thanksgiving Dinner has uniformed officers serving the clients dinner and the toy drive provides toys for children in the shelter year round but especially at Christmas time. Last years event was a success and we are looking to spread the word about our great event so that we can raise even more money this year for our two deserving charities. I am hoping that you might be able to give us a write up either online or in print and add us to your calendar of events.

I know there are many trivia nights around but I think ours stands head and shoulders above the rest. Last year we had 128 trivia players. In between rounds of trivia we gave away more than 80 door prizes valued at $15 or more. We also had a 50/50 drawing and great raffle prizes such as: Green Bay Packers autographed football, mens and womens matching Bulova watches, a membership to Golds Gym with training sessions, and an excellent tanning gift basket.

This year we have as many door prizes as last year and some great raffle prizes. A few of the raffle prizes include : 1 nights stay at Blackhawk hotel, mens Swiss Army watch, total detail package from Lujacks, 2 detail packages from Arnolds Body Shop, and a few more scheduled to come in within a few days. We are very excited about or great raffle items this year.

The trivia night is October 21st with doors opening at 6 pm and trivia promptly at 7 pm. The cost is $120 for a team of 8. It will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall in Davenport. To reserve a table for your team contact 563-328-6762 or email DPDTRIVIA@GMAIL.COM Be sure to follow us on Facebook as we are always updating our most recent donations.

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