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49 Winchester, February 17

Touring in support of their forthcoming album Change of Plans set for release on May 15, the alternative-country musicians of 49 Winchester headline a February 17 concert event at Davenport's Capitol Theatre, the group dedicated to channel the heart, humor, and hard-earned wisdom of ...
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Barron Ryan, February 23 through 27

Sharing his musical gifts in a pair of 45-minute performances plus a full-length concert evening at Davenport's TMBC Lincoln Resource Center, acclaimed pianist Barron Ryan returns to the area for Quad City Arts' 2025-26 Visiting Artists Series, this lauded musical sensation hailed by Kensington ...
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“The Simon & Garfunkel Story,” February 25

With Art Garfunkel himself giving the production five stars and quoted as saying "What a great show," the touring sensation The Simon & Garfunkel Story comes to Davenport's Adler Theatre on February 25, The Stage adding that the multi-media musical is "authentic and exciting," ...
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Vun! Two! Tree! Tree Cheers! Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah!: “Dracula,” “The Strangers: Chapter 3,” “The Alabama Solution,” and “The Wrecking Crew”

I had so much fun at Luc Besson's garish vampire yarn that I can easily imagine watching it again, this time with more than the one friend who joined me, and with all of us preferably looped out of our minds. That way, we'd ...
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Caution: Women at Work: “9 to 5: The Musical,” at the Spotlight Theatre through February 15

Kitty: In keeping with the feminist theme, the women were the ones driving this show.Mischa: The three main actresses are all blessed with tremendous singing voices, and each one alternately becomes the center of attention in a series of impressive numbers.
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Upon How Many “Unexpected Surplus Revenues” Can Pritzker Depend to Pull His Bacon from the Grease?

Governor JB Pritzker announced a plan last week to "manage Illinois pension commitments through a set of proposals designed to build on the state's recent fiscal progress and further reduce long-term risk for taxpayers and retirees." The price tag, however, is already giving one ...
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“Violins of Hope” Opening Event, February 17

This spring, Iowa will host one of the world's most recognized Holocaust-era cultural exhibitions as Violins of Hope launches a rare, two-month residency spanning multiple Iowa communities, an opening event for the program taking place at Davenport's Putnam Museum & Science Center on February ...
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First-Ever Gubernatorial Republican Primary Forum Held in Scott County Was Educational and Substantive

On January 22, 2026, the Scott and Muscatine GOP county parties co-hosted a 2026 Gubernatorial Primary Candidate Forum live in Eldridge, Iowa. The event was the first of its kind in Iowa's history and the first time any substantive questions were presented to Republican ...
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“Doesn’t Feel Like Work at All”: Retiring Conductor Jon Hurty Leads His Last Messiah, February 22 at Augustana College’s Centennial Hall

The next performance of George Frideric Handel's Messiah at Augustana College will be extra-special for its conductor and performers, as Jon Hurty - the school's director of choral activities since 1996 - is retiring at the end of this school year. He will lead ...
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“Dinosaur World Live,” February 18

On February 18, patrons of Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre are invited to discover a prehistoric world of astonishing and remarkably lifelike creatures of the past in the touring sensation Dinosaur World Live, with the astonishing sights on display including a Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor, Segnosaurus, and ...
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“Toil: John Hunting Hansen,” through February 27

With the artist exploring art's role as a record of his own humanity and his fascination with how discarded material can tell the story of one's life, John Hunting Hansen's exhibition Toil is on display through February 27 at St. Ambrose University's Catich Gallery.
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“Laber & Mullins,” February 6 through March 20

With the works of both Iowa-based artists boasting vivid colors and expressive storytelling qualities, the dual exhibition Laber & Mullins will be on display in Rock Island's Quad City Arts Center from February 6 through March 20, this showcase of local talent boasting evocative, ...
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