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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Help raise funding for the Midwest Writing Center during the Bohemian Ball at Hotel Blackhawk. This unique event will feature a 1920's theme, and guests can take dance lessons and learn how to do the Charleston or the Lindy! ![]() Get animated for the fourth annual Teen Anime Day at the Figge! Teen manga artists and anime enthusiast ages 12 and older won't want to miss this afternoon of fun at the museum. Tonight, Thursdays at the Figge will feature an Art Talk regarding printmaking. On Saturday, the African American Heritage Center will host a screening of the documentary, Against All Odds, in the Figge theater. ![]() The Quad-City Symphony Orchestra is partnering with the Putnam Museum to host a performance by the innovative Calder Quartet, and a little further west of downtown, the Friends of Credit Island are providing a family-friendly Haunted Island Hay-rack Ride. On an unrelated note, you really need to check out the new Breakfast Bowls at Bowls: Urban Eats if you haven't yet! See you downtown! |
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