Join the Dayton Public Library on November 4 for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Beyond the Parlor Walls: Iowa Women Who Shaped Their Communities” by author Ann Hanigan Kotz. They were […]
Join the Van Meter Public Library for a captivating presentation by Iowa-based storyteller, musician, and photographer Jason Walsmith. For more than 30 years, Jason has traveled across North America—touring with his […]
On November 6, the Slater Public Library will host military historian Michael Vogt for a presentation on the history of Camp Dodge during World War I. Using period images, maps, letters, […]
Join the Friends of the Onawa Public Library for the Speakers Bureau presentation "Beyond the Parlor Walls: Iowa Women Who Shaped Their Communities" by author Ann Hanigan Kotz. They were […]
Join the Polk City Community Library on November 10 for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Hidden in Plain Sight: Iowa’s Remarkable Legacy of Innovation” by Timothy Zarley. When a young Northwestern […]
Join The Study, North Dakota's humanities council, for the last event in a virtual lecture series as part of the In Pursuit initiative. Featuring: Amy Greenberg & Matthew CostelloModerator: Colleen […]
The Stanton Public Library will host author and historian Darcy Maulsby on November 11 for the Speakers Bureau program "Iowa's Lost History from the Titanic". Maulsby uncovers the remarkable and often overlooked Iowa connections to the […]
The Hudson Public Library will welcome historian Chad Timm on November 12 for a presentation on Iowa’s little-known World War II prisoner of war camps. Chad Timm explores life in […]
Join the DeWitt Community Library on November 15, 2026 for a Speakers Bureau program by Sarah Uthoff. This program about Laura Ingalls Wilder gives a general overview of Laura’s life. […]
Join the Friends of the Onawa Public Library on November 15, 2026 for the Speakers Bureau Presentation "Greyhounds and Hawkeyes: Iowa in the Civil War" by OJ Fargo. The program […]
Join Sarah Pratt, official butter sculptor for the Iowa State Fair, at the Casey Public Library for a fun and interactive workshop celebrating Iowa’s beloved butter art tradition. The session […]
What helps us feel connected—to other people, to our families, and to the places and traditions that shape us? Join us for an Open Book program featuring Tracy Codel and […]
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