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Opera Quad Cities will celebrate its 25th anniversary with gala concerts this weekend – Friday, June 19 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, June 21 at 2 p.m. at Galvin Fine Arts Center, at St. Ambrose...
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The River Action annual Ride the River is returning to Arsenal Island this Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21.
In “Ride the Island,” participants can ride the beautiful trails of the Rock Island...
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Just Announced! CAIN is bringing the Live and In Worship Tour to Capitol Theatre, 330 W. 3rd St., Davenport, on Friday, October 16th with Joe L Barnes. And remember to wear red!
Tickets are on...
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Augustana College hosts Show Choir Camps of America from June 15-19.
More than 470 students and 67 directors from 20 states will spend the week developing performance, leadership and educational...
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Quad City Balloon Fest is Almost Here!
Mark your calendars for July 10–11 and get ready for a weekend of hot air balloons, family fun, food, and entertainment.
Weather permitting, we’ll...
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The Bad Momz of Comedy will perform in the Rhythm Room at Davenport's Rhythm City Casino on Friday, July 10 at 8 PM!
Tickets are on sale now at the casino and online!
For more information, see...
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Charley Crockett is coming to Rhythm City Casino Thursday June 25, 2026 at 8 PM!
Charley Crockett brings his Age of the Ram Tour with special guest Sierra Hull. Tickets are available online at...
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Tommy Stinson, formerly of the Replacements, will be playing at RIBCO in downtown Rock Island this Saturday, June 13!
Doors @ 6:30pmShow @ 7:30pm$25 Advanced GA$30 Day of GA$100 Meet &...
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For almost four decades, Lunardi's Italian Restaurant in Davenport has been serving up savory dishes and great service, but this weekend, the locally-owned spot will shut its doors for the last...
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Looking for some fun this weekend?
Check out Weekend in 2 Minutes podcast with Sean Leary! Sean will run through a variety of awesome things to do in the Quad-Cities every weekend — from music...
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Celebrating their 49th anniversary in bringing great entertainment to downtown Rock Island, Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse was honored today by the Better Business Bureau.
The theater announced the...
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Just Announced! Jeff Tweedy is coming to Capitol Theatre on Saturday, November 7th on a solo tour! Featuring Case Oats.
Local presale code: JEFFT26CT
Code valid Thursday, June 11th from 10:00...
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Note: Ezra Sidran is a local reporter and has contributed to QuadCities.com in the past. As part of a robust and active free press, which we believe is especially important now as corporations have...
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Augustana College hosts Show Choir Camps of America from June 15-19.
More than 470 students and 67 directors from 20 states will spend the week developing performance, leadership and educational...
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For almost four decades, Lunardi's Italian Restaurant in Davenport has been serving up savory dishes and great service, but this weekend, the locally-owned spot will shut its doors for the last...
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Davenport Mayor Jason Gordon delivered his first “State of the City” address Thursday morning, June 11, at the Putnam Museum and Science Center.
Under the theme, “A New Day in Davenport,”...
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Celebrating their 49th anniversary in bringing great entertainment to downtown Rock Island, Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse was honored today by the Better Business Bureau.
The theater announced the...
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State Senator Mike Halpin released the following statement after the Senate passed the Fiscal Year 2027 budget:
“There are key initiatives in this package that combat food insecurity and provide...
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Rock Island’s West End Revitalization (WER) will host a community discussion on the future of the Centennial Bridge corridor and its potential impacts on the West End, on Tuesday June 2, at 6 p.m.,...
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In order to protect those needing a guardianship, State Senator Mike Halpin has passed a bill through the Senate to prevent their exploitation.
“Illinois needs to ensure folks who require a...
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The city of Bettendorf is benefitting from three new grants from Scott County Regional Authority, which were announced last week.
Of nearly $1.4 million in total spring grants, supporting 48 Quad...
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In the face of fierce debate on the role of speech and protest on college campuses, and the federal government moving to influence university curriculum, State Senator Mike Halpin has pushed forward...
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ROCK ISLAND — In case you missed it, Eric Sorensen was featured in a USA Today profile about how his background as a local TV meteorologist and a trusted neighbor has fueled his success in...
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Anderson Taylor of Cambridge, Illinois, at just age 11, has officially been recognized by Guinness World Records as the youngest museum curator in the world.
He was just 9 years and 340 days...
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One of the many reasons Genesius Guild is a priceless cultural jewel in the Quad Cities is its verdant, pastoral setting.
Lincoln Park (1120 40th...
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It was fitting that Richmond Hill Players staged the romantic comedy-drama “The Rainmaker” by N. Richard Nash this past Sunday afternoon, when...
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If you, like me before May 30, have never been to Timber Lake Playhouse in Mt. Carroll, Ill., then you’re truly missing out on a treasure in...
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GALESBURG, IL — Discovery Depot Children's Museum and Judy’s Family Cafe have partnered to bring a new, locally inspired experience to the...
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The average car is built from roughly 30,000 parts, which all have to fit and work together, to allow you to drive after turning your ignition key....
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Circa ’21 and Richmond Hill Players, despite being very different venues with very different shows (a large dinner theater presenting mainly...
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Summer months across the Quad Cities bring slower mornings and long evenings that invite quiet reading moments. Parks, porches, and shaded riverwalks...
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In a bright, minimalist space, a black-and-white statement piece draws the eye and anchors the entire room.
Walk through the Figge Art Museum in...
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The Quad Cities wear two faces. There's the bright, easygoing version you meet in the afternoon, and there's the louder, glowier one that shows up...
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