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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Cultivating a Life of Creativity
DESCRIPTION:Join the Bondurant Community Library on January 21\, 2027\, for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Cultivating a Life of Creativity” by musician and photographer Jason Walsmith.  \n\n\n\n“Sometimes people think creativity is a luxury reserved for artists or a gift only bestowed on a select few. I will talk about how everyone has the ability to use creativity as a tool to build a more satisfying and fulfilling life.”
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-cultivating-a-life-of-creativity/
LOCATION:Bondurant Community Library\, 104 2nd St NE\, Bondurant\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Grant Wood: Prairie Rebel
DESCRIPTION:Join the Dubuque County Library – Asbury Branch for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Grant Wood: Prairie Rebel: by Tom Milligan. \n\n\n\nIn this 45-minute\, one-man show\, Grant Wood chats with the audience as if talking to an old friend across the backyard fence\, or maybe at his home at Five Turner Alley in Cedar Rapids. He tells us about his life and how he changed the art world forever with his work. It is the man behind American Gothic that we hear and see\, and the story of how he took the moments\, the memories and the people of our state to show the whole world the specialness of this Iowa. After the presentation\, the audience is encouraged to ask questions about Grant Wood and his life.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-grant-wood-prairie-rebel/
LOCATION:Dubuque County Library – Asbury Branch\, 5290 Asbury Rd\, Dubuque\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Someone Needs to Hear Your Story
DESCRIPTION:Join the Bondurant Community Library for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Someone Needs to Hear Your Story” by poet Kelsey Bigelow.  \n\n\n\nMany of us believe our stories are too small\, too normal\, too mundane to be “worth” sharing. The truth is that everyone has a story to tell that someone else needs to hear. Every person is living life with a unique perspective. Sharing that perspective can ignite conversations and change on any scale. Whether we know it or not\, there will always be at least one person who needs to hear what you have to say.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-someone-needs-to-hear-your-story/
LOCATION:Bondurant Community Library\, 104 2nd St NE\, Bondurant\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Over the Hill: The History of the Sioux County Poor Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join Bricker-Price Block for “Over the Hill: The History of the Sioux County Poor Farm\,” a Speakers Bureau presentation by Sara Huyser. \n\n\n\nLearn about the history of the Sioux County poor farm\, the “inmates” who lived there\, and the important role it played as an experimental farm in this fascinating program.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-over-the-hill-the-history-of-the-sioux-county-poor-farm/
LOCATION:Bricker-Price Block\, 105 S Chestnut Ave\, Earlham\, Iowa\, 50072\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Iowa's Lost History from the Titanic
DESCRIPTION:The Bettendorf Public Library will host author and historian Darcy Maulsby on March 27\, 2027\, for the Speakers Bureau program “Iowa’s Lost History from the Titanic”. \n\n\n\nMaulsby uncovers the remarkable and often overlooked Iowa connections to the Titanic disaster of 1912. From orphan train riders to immigrants\, farmers\, and businesspeople\, audiences will hear the haunting and poignant stories of Iowans aboard the doomed ship. This engaging presentation blends historical research with storytelling\, revealing the enduring human drama behind one of history’s most famous maritime tragedies.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-iowas-lost-history-from-the-titanic-2/
LOCATION:Bettendorf Public Library\, 2950 Learning Campus Dr\, Bettendorf\, Iowa\, 52722\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Iowa Through a Traveler's Eyes
DESCRIPTION:Join the Dubuque County Library – Asbury Branch for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Iowa Through a Traveler’s Eyes\,” by author Lori Erickson.  \n\n\n\nWe often reserve our greatest curiosity for faraway places. But what happens when we look at Iowa with the same attention? Drawing on years of traveling and writing about the state\, in this program Lori Erickson explores remarkable landscapes\, communities\, art\, history\, and people hiding in plain sight.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-iowa-through-a-travelers-eyes/
LOCATION:Dubuque County Library – Asbury Branch\, 5290 Asbury Rd\, Dubuque\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: All Aboard! Relive Iowa's Inspiring Orphan Train Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Join Iowa author and historian Darcy Maulsby at the Prairie City Public Library for a look at Iowa’s orphan train heritage.  \n\n\n\nFrom 1854 to 1929\, a network of “orphan trains” relocated as many as 300\,000 children from orphanages in cities like Boston and New York City to at least 39 states. Iowa was among the top states for many of these kids who started new lives in the Midwest and beyond. In fact\, roughly 8\,000 to 10\,000 of these needy children were brought to Iowa to live with both farmers and town residents. For many\, this was a story of second chances\, hope and resilience. Audiences will be touched by the incredible stories of some of these orphan train riders and how their lives evolved after moving to Iowa.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-all-aboard-relive-iowas-inspiring-orphan-train-heritage/
LOCATION:Prairie City Public Library\, 100 S Marshall St\, Prairie City\, Iowa\, 50228\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Creativity in the Second Half of Life
DESCRIPTION:Join Western Home Communities on April 13\, 2027\, for “Creativity in the Second Half of Life\,” a Speakers Bureau presentation by author Lori Erickson. \n\n\n\nWhat happens when we try something new at an age when we’re supposed to know what we’re doing? Using her own experience of taking up sketching in her sixties\, in this program Lori Erickson explores late-blooming artists and writers\, the pleasures of being a beginner\, creativity\, aging\, and the freedom that can come from making things without needing to master them.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-creativity-in-the-second-half-of-life/
LOCATION:Hotel Kirkwood\, 7725 Kirkwood Blvd SW\, Cedar Rapids\, Iowa\, 52404\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Andrew Carnegie's Riches in Iowa
DESCRIPTION:Join the Bettendorf Public Library on April 15\, 2027\, for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Andrew Carnegie’s Riches in Iowa” by Dr. Shana Stuart.  \n\n\n\nThis program\, led by the director of the Carnegie Libraries in Iowa project\, explores the unique features of the acquisition of Carnegie funding by communities in Iowa. Factors that impacted their efforts included personal connections with Carnegie and the choice of architectural styles. The history and experiences of a community are also examined within the broader context of Iowa’s interest in building public libraries.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-andrew-carnegies-riches-in-iowa/
LOCATION:Bettendorf Public Library\, 2950 Learning Campus Dr\, Bettendorf\, Iowa\, 52722\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: From Winterset to the World Series: Iowa's Hidden Role in Creating Modern Baseball
DESCRIPTION:Join Bricker-Price Block on April 16\, 2027 for “From Winterset to the World Series: Iowa’s Hidden Role in Creating Modern Baseball\,” a Speakers Bureau presentation by Tim Zarley. \n\n\n\nMost people assume baseball’s greatest stories happened in New York\, Chicago\, or Boston. Few realize how many of them ran through Iowa. In this presentation\, baseball historian and author Timothy Zarley reveals the remarkable Iowans who stood at the center of the most turbulent and transformative period in baseball history — the battle between the National and American Leagues that created the game we know today. \n\n\n\nFrom Fred Clarke of Winterset\, who managed the Pittsburgh Pirates to three consecutive pennants while doubters said he was too obtuse to win\, to the Robison brothers of Dubuque who controlled one of the National League’s most powerful franchises\, to an Iowa Senator from Davenport who introduced a bill to hang anyone caught playing baseball on Sunday — Iowa’s fingerprints are all over the early game. Drawing on primary source research from period newspapers and his award-nominated Baseball War Series\, Zarley brings these forgotten figures back to life and connects their stories to the birth of modern baseball.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-from-winterset-to-the-world-series-iowas-hidden-role-in-creating-modern-baseball/
LOCATION:Bricker-Price Block\, 105 S Chestnut Ave\, Earlham\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: How Iowa Met Baseball: the Myths\, the History\, the Players
DESCRIPTION:The Prairie City Public Library will host John Liepa on April 20\, 2027\, as part of the Humanities Iowa Speakers Bureau. In this program\, Liepa—professor emeritus\, historian\, and lifelong baseball card collector—explores the myths surrounding baseball’s origins\, the game’s early history\, and its spread to Iowa during the Civil War. Audiences will discover Iowa’s baseball pioneers and enjoy a look at Liepa’s extensive collection of memorabilia\, highlighting the state’s 225 Major Leaguers and seven Hall of Famers. A must for baseball fans and Iowa history enthusiasts alike.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-how-iowa-met-baseball-the-myths-the-history-the-players/
LOCATION:Prairie City Public Library\, 100 S Marshall St.\, Prairie City\, Iowa\, 50228\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: The Flute in Myth and Legend
DESCRIPTION:Join the Marshalltown Tuesday Musical Club on April 20\, 2027\, for the Speakers Bureau presentation “The Flute in Myth and Legend” by Dr. Christine Beard.  \n\n\n\nThis lecture-recital explores the enduring power of myth and legend through music for the flute\, examining how composers across cultures and time periods have drawn inspiration from ancient stories\, folklore\, and archetypal characters. Myths—whether rooted in Greek antiquity\, Celtic folklore\, or broader oral traditions—have long served as vessels for shared values\, fears\, and human questions\, and music offers a uniquely evocative way to retell these stories without words. Through live performance and engaging commentary\, the program traces how legendary figures\, supernatural beings\, and heroic narratives are translated into musical character\, color\, and gesture. Audiences are invited to consider how composers use melody\, rhythm\, and timbre to suggest transformation\, conflict\, fate\, and wonder\, while also exploring the historical and cultural contexts that gave rise to these works.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-the-flute-in-myth-and-legend/
LOCATION:MCSD Orpheum Welcome Center Movie Theater\, 220 East Main St\, Marshalltown\, Iowa\, 50158\, United States
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DTSTAMP:20260903T180733Z
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Unconditional Surrender: A Visit with Ulysses S. Grant
DESCRIPTION:The Bettendorf Public Library will host Pete Grady on April 24\, 2027\, for a one-man performance that brings Civil War General and 18th President Ulysses S. Grant to life. Through storytelling\, period music\, and historic images\, Grady explores Grant’s military victories\, presidential leadership\, and personal life\, offering an informative\, humorous\, and moving portrayal of one of America’s most influential figures.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-unconditional-surrender-a-visit-with-ulysses-s-grant-2/
LOCATION:Bettendorf Public Library\, 2950 Learning Campus Dr\, Bettendorf\, Iowa\, 52722\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20270426T183000
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Unconditional Surrender: A Visit with Ulysses S. Grant
DESCRIPTION:The Council Bluffs Public Library will host Pete Grady on April 26\, 2027\, for a one-man performance that brings Civil War General and 18th President Ulysses S. Grant to life. Through storytelling\, period music\, and historic images\, Grady explores Grant’s military victories\, presidential leadership\, and personal life\, offering an informative\, humorous\, and moving portrayal of one of America’s most influential figures.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-unconditional-surrender-a-visit-with-ulysses-s-grant/
LOCATION:Council Bluffs Public Library\, 400 Willow Ave\, Council Bluffs\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Still We Move: Migration\, Memory\, and the Making of Black Iowa
DESCRIPTION:Join the Bondurant Community Library on May 20\, 2027 for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Still We Move: The Migration\, Memory\, and the Making of Black Iowa” by Abena Sankofa Imhotep.  \n\n\n\nThis talk traces Black movement through Iowa\, from early migrations like Buxton and the Great Migration to the modern pursuit of justice and belonging\, revealing how Black Iowans have not only survived the Midwest’s contradictions but redefined what it means to call Iowa home.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-still-we-move-migration-memory-and-the-making-of-black-iowa/
LOCATION:Bondurant Community Library\, 104 2nd St NE\, Bondurant\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Uncover the Secret History of the KKK in Iowa
DESCRIPTION:Join the West Des Moines Historical Society as they host speaker Darcy Maulsby for the Speakers Bureau presentation “Uncover the Secret History of the KKK in Iowa.” \n\n\n\nWhite hoods and robes. Cross burnings. Parades of Ku Klux Klan members on the streets and fairgrounds of Iowa’s small towns and cities. It all seems improbable—and yet it happened repeatedly in countless rural and urban communities across Iowa in the mid-1920s.  While much of this history is shrouded in mystery\, and some has been lost\, a surprising number of stories\, photos and news clippings still exist\, when you know where to look. This powerful program takes you back in time to better understand why the “second coming” of the KKK occurred at this point in American history\, how the secretive group gained traction in Iowa\, why the KKK faded into history (at least in Iowa) prior to the Great Depression\, and what this history means for us today.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-uncover-the-secret-history-of-the-kkk-in-iowa/
LOCATION:West Des Moines Public Library\, 4000 Mills Civic Pkwy\, West Des Moines\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: Working With the Enemy: German\, Italian\, and Japanese Prisoners of War in Iowa During the Second World War
DESCRIPTION:The Spencer Public Library will welcome historian Chad Timm on June 2\, 2027\, for a presentation on Iowa’s little-known World War II prisoner of war camps. Chad Timm explores life in the camps at Algona and Clarinda\, the labor POWs provided to local farmers\, and the complex relationships between prisoners and communities. This program sheds light on a surprising chapter of Iowa’s wartime history and the humanity found amid conflict.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-working-with-the-enemy-german-italian-and-japanese-prisoners-of-war-in-iowa-during-the-second-world-war-2/
LOCATION:Spencer Public Library\, 21 E 3rd St\, Spencer\, IA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Speakers Bureau: The Banned Play On: Music by Banned\, Censored\, and Persecuted Composers
DESCRIPTION:Join the Urbandale Public Library on September 9\, 2027\, for the Speakers Bureau presentation “The Banned Play On: Music by Banned\, Censored\, and Persecuted Composers” by flutist Dr. Christine Beard.  \n\n\n\nThis program explores the lives and music of composers whose voices were silenced\, suppressed\, or displaced through persecution\, censorship\, and exile. Emerging from an ongoing commitment to socially engaged music-making\, the project examines how political ideology\, race\, gender\, religion\, sexual identity\, and nationalism have shaped—and often curtailed—the careers of composers across the 20th and 21st centuries. Drawing on extensive original research that has uncovered nearly 900 works for flute by affected composers\, the lecture contextualizes music created under conditions of oppression\, war\, and forced migration. While some works reflect resistance\, grief\, or outrage\, others reveal the quiet persistence of artistic expression despite extraordinary circumstances. Together\, they illuminate the diverse ways composers responded to trauma\, censorship\, and displacement. \n\n\n\nThe program highlights both familiar figures—such as composers exiled during World War II or marginalized during political purges—as well as lesser-known artists whose music has largely disappeared from the standard repertoire. Special attention is given to forgotten works for flute and piccolo\, including pieces written under severe material and political constraints\, often resulting in innovative instrumentation and unique musical language. Beyond musical analysis\, the lecture situates these compositions within broader historical and cultural frameworks\, examining how music has functioned as resistance\, preservation of identity\, and testimony. By engaging with these stories\, audiences are invited to consider the enduring relationship between art and power\, the human cost of cultural repression\, and the importance of recovering marginalized voices.
URL:https://humanitiesiowa.org/event/speakers-bureau-the-banned-play-on-music-by-banned-censored-and-persecuted-composers/
LOCATION:Urbandale Public Library\, 3520 86th St\, Urbandale\, Iowa\, 50322\, United States
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