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REVIEW: Rock Island's Circa '21 Dazzles With Spectacular, Heartwarming 9/11 Musical

REVIEW: Rock Island’s Circa ’21 Dazzles With Spectacular, Heartwarming 9/11 Musical

A powerhouse cast of Circa ’21 veterans and tremendous actors making their Circa debuts delivers a spectacularly moving, inspiring new production, with “Come From Away.” The 2017 Tony-winning musical is based on the true events of Sept. 11, 2001, reflecting the fear, chaos and boundless generosity of that day, when the good people of Gander, […]

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REVIEW: Moline’s Playcrafters Presents Gripping, Confounding Murder Mystery

REVIEW: Moline’s Playcrafters Presents Gripping, Confounding Murder Mystery

There’s a good deal to admire in the current Playcrafters production of Agatha Christie’s exotic murder mystery, “Murder on the Nile.” Just don’t ask me to explain the sometimes confounding, labyrinthine plot. In the Playcrafters Barn Theatre synopsis on its website (printed programs were not available the opening weekend), it says: “Kay Ridgeway has led […]

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Davenport’s Figge Art Museum Marks Centennial With Special Exhibit

Davenport’s Figge Art Museum Marks Centennial With Special Exhibit

For a century, collectors and donors have helped shape the Figge Art Museum’s collection, turning it into a cultural center for the Quad Cities and beyond. Beginning Saturday, Sept. 13, the Figge (225 W. 2nd St., Davenport) presents 100 Years of Collecting, an exhibit celebrating the gifts that have made the museum what it is today. […]

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Long-Awaited Federal Courthouse in Rock Island Plans October Opening

Long-Awaited Federal Courthouse in Rock Island Plans October Opening

Nearly four years after its groundbreaking, a long-anticipated $47-million, three-story building is expected to open in downtown Rock Island in October. Davenport-based Russell Co. is general contractor for the 55,438-square-foot federal facility, at 320 18th St., across the street from the former Rock Island Argus building (vacant since 2008). The privately-owned, leased building – originally […]

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Alternating Currents Mural Fest Grows Beyond Davenport for First Time

Alternating Currents Mural Fest Grows Beyond Davenport for First Time

While this year’s Alternating Currents was a four-day, free fever dream of music, film, comedy and art, the festival’s third-annual Mural Fest expanded beyond downtown Davenport for the first time, creating beautiful, indelible and permanent public murals. With more than 200 performances and events across music, film, comedy and visual art, Alternating Currents (2025’s schedule […]

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