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“Casablanca,” October 1

With the final offering in its series described by The Guardian's Scott Tobias as "the jewel of Hollywood's Golden Age," the German American Heritage Center closes their “From Hitler to Hollywood” film series with one of the greatest cinematic works of all time: director ...
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“The Woman in Black,” October 2 through 12

Described by Time Out New York as a play that “provides a pleasurable ripple of fear down one's spine and an uncomfortable lurch in the pit of one's stomach,” the intimate chiller The Woman in Black enjoys a spooky-season run at Geneseo's Richmond Hill ...
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“C.A. Ficke & the Birth of a Museum,” October 2

On October 2, patrons of Davenport's Figge Art Museum are invited to learn more about C.A. Ficke, the founder of the Davenport Municipal Art Gallery (now the Figge), with historian Dr. William Roba in C.A. Ficke & the Birth of a Museum, a special ...
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2025 Jordbruksdagarna, September 27 and 28

A variety of traditional craft demonstrations, live-music performances, food options, vendors, hands-on children's activities, and much more will be enjoyed in Bishop Hill, Illinois, during the 2025 agriculture-days celebration Jordbruksdagarna (pronounced "yord-brooks-dah-ga-na"), the September 27 and 28 event that will also boast a petting ...
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Andy Beningo, September 27

Having established himself as one of the most in-demand comedians working today, his professional career boasting more than 3,500 career performances to date, touring funnyman Andy Beningo brings his standup concert to Maquoketa's Ohnward Fine Arts Center on September 27, his new movie The ...
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Geisternacht Paranormal Investigation, September 27

Led by the from haunted maps and arriving toward the start of spooky season, the German American Heritage Center's September 27 Geisternacht Paranormal Investigation event invites patrons of the Davenport venue to learn about the history of the building, as well as the nature ...
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We Are Always Dependent on the Kindness of Strangers: “Come from Away,” at the Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse through November 1

Remembering the devastating losses and world-changing terror of 9/11 doesn't usually inspire joy, or instill hope. But there's a musical about it that does both, focusing on how the destruction in New York City and Washington D.C. affected a little island roughly 1,500 miles ...
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Denial Is a River in Egypt: “Murder on the Nile,” at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre through September 21

The Playcrafters Barn Theatre brings another of Agatha Christie’s mysteries to life with its production of Murder on the Nile, directed by Karen Riffey. With twists, gunshots, and more exposition than you can shake a fully loaded pistol at, this play will no doubt ...
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Iowa Awakening: “The Bridges of Madison County,” at the Timber Lake Playhouse through September 21

Mischa: Kristin Wetherington absolutely delivered. From start to finish, she commanded the audience’s attention, with carefree positivity at first, then convincing anguish as the story reached its emotional climax.Kitty: I was also really impressed by her ability to maintain a consistent, believable Italian accent ...
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Bruce Rauner Reminds Us That Both Sides Can’t Negotiate if Both See the Stakes as Much Too High

Having lived through and closely covered the Bruce Rauner gubernatorial administration, I’ve been getting a strong sense of déjà vu lately as several famous “wise old men” have publicly advised Governor JB Pritzker to call President Donald Trump and make some sort of deal ...
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Finishing Touches: “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale,” “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,” and “The Long Walk”

Little of actual import happens in either Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale or Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, two sequels – and theoretically climactic ones – to culturally beloved properties that happened to debut on the same day. (Had they arrived one week ...
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Dehd, September 17

Lauded by The Guardian as "mercilessly catchy and meticulously camp," the Chicago-based garage-rock/pop trio of Dehd headlines a September 17 concert event at Rock Island venue Rozz-Tox, their 2024 album Poetry inspiring Pitchfork to rave, "With more ambitious melodies, bolder harmonies, and compositional complexity, ...
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