You’re invited: Planners’ Bike Ride and Iowa Data Bike Unveiling
The public and members of the media are invited to the Planners’ Bike Ride and unveiling of the new Iowa Data Bike. City, county, and state planners have played an [...]
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Posted May 04, 2017in Just Released
Posted May 03, 2017in Just Released
Chris Isaak coming to Hoyt Sherman Place On Tuesday, August 1 at 8 p.m.
For Chris Isaak, first comes the song. And for First Comes The Night Isaak’s stunning first album of new material in six years — this gifted singer-songwriter and bandleader is [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Just Released
CHRISTOPHER’S FINE JEWELRY SEEKS MEMBERS FOR ADVISORY BOARD
Des Moines, IA – Locally-owned Christopher’s Fine Jewelry is launching a new Customer Advisory Board. Members will provide helpful insights on new jewelry lines, innovative ideas for sharing the Christopher’s story, events and [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Just Released
35th Anniversary of Jazz in July Series Announced
DES MOINES, IA- Free live jazz and refreshing summer weather can be enjoyed at the 35th anniversary of Jazz in July, presented by Metro Arts Alliance. It was announced yesterday [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Feature 1
Summer Arts & Entertainment Guide
The city’s summer fun scene has never been better, and CITYVIEW’S annual list of events has grown to nearly 30 pages. We stuffed as many fun things in this issue [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Feature 2
Menacing fun
Meet new Des Moines Menace Manager John Pascarella John Pascarella became the Des Moines Menace manager in January after eight years and an MLS championship as goal keeper coach at [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Feature 3
Des Moines Style: What is it?
If there is such a thing, it has far more pride than it did 30 years ago All jokes, stereotypes and slurs that distinguish people according to where they come [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Civic Skinny
Tirrell’s lawyer sues him, then changes mind. Register trims arts coverage. McCoy v. Mauro?
Marty Tirrell‘s lawyer sued him the other day — and then withdrew the suit. Steve Hamilton said in the filing in Polk County District Court that he loaned the deadbeat [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Political Mercury
What’s Joni Ernst thinking about President Trump these days?
Iowa senator talks corn, trade, foreign policy and the draft In a 1981 movie partially set in Dubuque frustrated brewery workers had a message: “Take this job and shove it!” [...]
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Posted May 03, 2017in Film Review
85-minute adrenaline rush
Entertaining film is action-packed with a thin plot Set in Boston in 1978, the film opens outside a warehouse where a group of Irishmen are waiting to buy guns from [...]
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