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“KPop Demon Hunters” Party, March 28 and 31

With the film having recently received Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song (for the chart-topping smash "Golden"), kids are invited to the Moline Public Library for the KPop Demon Hunters Party on March 28 and a more sensitive version of ...
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Ballet Quad Cities: Violins of Hope Mini-Performance, March 28

Held in conjunction with the global project built around a private collection of 70 violins, viola, and cello connected to Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust, the professional talents of Ballet Quad Cities will perform a series of beauiful, moving Violins of Hope ...
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Orion High School Seniors Break Basketball Scoring Records

Orion High School Seniors Break Basketball Scoring Records ORION, IL — Orion High School is celebrating a historic moment in its basketball program as two seniors finished their careers by breaking the school’s all-time scoring records. Kyler Owens closed his high school career with 1,903 points, ...
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“An Afternoon with Beatrix Potter,” March 28

With the hour-long event held in celebration of the current Women's History Month, busy touring performer Debra Ann Miller brings her one-woman show An Afternoon with Beatrix Potter to the Davenport Public Library's Fairmount Branch on March 28, inviting library patrons an intimate audience ...
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“Mrs. Lincoln’s Salon,” March 28

With the hour-long event held in celebration of the current Women's History Month, busy touring performer Debra Ann Miller brings her one-woman show Mrs. Lincoln's Salon to the Rock Island Public Library's Watts-Midtown Branch on March 28, inviting library patrons an intimate audience with ...
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The Four C Notes, March 27

Noted for being the Midwest's only act expressly dedicated to recreating the music of Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, the, Chicago-based tribute artists of The Four C Notes play a May 18 concert event at the University of Dubuque's Heritage Center. performing from ...
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Derek Monypeny and Kelby Clark, April 1

Touring in support of his most recent release Born (Free), multi-instrumentalist Derek Monypeny returns to Rock Island venue Rozz-Tox on April 1, joined on the night's bill by south Georgia native and Los Angeles-based banjo player Kelby Clark.
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Greg Wheeler & the Poly Mall Cops, March 29

Touring in support of their 2025 recording Slimephone Surveillance in which, according to Rebel Noise, "urgency bleeds into every track, giving the record a raw spark that feels both timely and timeless." the Des Moines-based Greg Wheeler & the Poly Mall Cops headline a ...
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One Night of Queen, March 27

Ever since the 2018 musical bio-pic Bohemian Rhapsody won four Academy Awards and grossed more than $215 million domestic and $875 million worldwide, Freddie Mercury and Queen have been hotter than ever - which is sure to be proven by the raucous crowd response ...
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PTA PSA: Notes on the 2026 Academy Awards Telecast

All awards-season long, One Battle After Another v. Sinners felt like the friendliest of rivalries, an unusual happenstance no doubt augmented by both films coming from the same studio. Why pitch the titles against each other when Warner Bros. was gonna win either way?
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Every Time a Belle Sings, an Angel Gets Its Wings: “Honky Tonk Angels,” at the Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse through April 25

Mischa: Together, these performers were unstoppable. Well ... individually they were pretty unstoppable, too!Kitty: I feel about this show kind of like I felt about Glee. I wasn't in it for the plot, but I was hooked by the music.
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This Election Cycle, Independent Money Is Plentiful, the Messaging Positive, and the Fear of Upset Pervasive

Independent-campaign expenditures have skyrocketed this year in state legislative races. All of these numbers were current as of Friday, at 4:20 p.m., when I finished writing this column.
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