More Stuff To Do This Weekend

Jun 21 @ 8:00 am – 8:00 pm ~ Downtown Mason City Storywalk, Downtown Mason City

Enjoy reading ‘Giraffes Can’t Dance’ by Giles Andreae as you walk, with pages from the book displayed in windows downtown. Directions to the next pages are on each sign. Particpating business are: CENT Credit Union, Historic Park Inn, Rieman Music, Lucy & Olive, Opies Skate Shop, Moorman Clothiers, City Center Apartments, North Iowa Regional Commerce Center, Shupick and Associates, Central Park Dentistry, Brick Furniture, North Iowa Therapy Associates, Active Family Chiropractic, and City Hall. The MCPL StoryWalk will be displayed until July 31st.

Jun 21 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm ~ Exhibit: Iowa Crafts Hank Hall @ MacNider Art Museum 

Hank Hall won Best in Show during the Iowa Crafts: 42 exhibitions in 2016.  The exhibit will feature his clay and mixed media sculptures in a 2018 exhibition. Open during all normal operating hours.

Jun 21 @ 6:00 pm ~ Thursdays on Main @ Downtown Clear Lake

Enjoy a car show, music, food, family activities and much more.  Movie in City Park at 9pm.

Jane Fischer & Assoc. Open House

Jane will be hosting an Open House this Saturday, June 23rd from 10 am to noon at 909 6th Pl SE. Stop on by to check out this GREAT home! Click Here for more information -> http://janefischer.idxhome.com/homes/109333/531/909-6TH-PL-SE-MASON-CITY-IA-50401/180039

1002 East State St, Ste B, Mason City, Iowa 50401 ~ (641) 424-4663

Busy Summer Weekend!

June 22 ~ Chasing Lovely

Folk-pop duo and sisters Chasing Lovely have been celebrated in recent years for their hauntingly beautiful acoustic performances as well as their mission to provoke thought, promote understanding and capture both glimmers of light and darkness as they share the deeply moving human experience through song. 7:30 p.m. The Stoner Theater, 221 Walnut St. Tickets are $15 at desmoinesperformingarts. org.

Nick Swardson

Stand-up comedian and actor Nick Swardson, known for his Comedy Central sketch show and special as well as his appearances in movies such as “The Do-Over” and Netflix’s “The Ridiculous Six,” makes a stop at Hoyt Sherman Place on his “Too Many Smells 2018” Tour. 8 p.m. 1501 Woodland Ave.

Tickets are $39.50 at hoytsherman.org.

June 22-24 ~ Des Moines Arts Festival

Earning the coveted International Festivals & Events Association Grand Pinnacle Award for nine consecutive years, the Des Moines Arts Festival has been celebrated both locally and worldwide for being a phenomenal cultural experience. The festival features the nation’s top professional artists and emerging Iowa artists in a juried artwork in a variety of mediums. Visitors can also experience performing arts in many forms, interactive exhibits, live music and the Interrobang Film Festival. The Des Moines Arts Festival spans the entire weekend, from 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sunday at Western Gateway Park in Downtown Des Moines. See a full schedule of events, view past artist works and more at desmoinesartsfestival. org.

June 22-23 ~ Big Country Bash

With headliners like Brett Eldredge, Kane Brown and Dan + Shay, the Big Country Bash promises to be two days of nonstop country music excitement.

Other artists scheduled to perform are Midland, Aaron Watson, Phil Vassar, Russell Dickerson, Raelynn, Tucker Beathard and Justin Adams. A two-day general admission pass is $79, and a two-day VIP Pass that includes a special viewing area, complimentary appetizers, access to a private VIP bar and VIP lounge with air conditioning and more is $179. See other pricing options, including parking and camping passes, at bigcountrybash.com. Big Country Bash will take place at the Avenue of the Saints Amphitheater and Event Center in St. Charles.

Grandma Sugar's Cupcakery!

Kitty-corner SW across from the post office, on the north side of the building, downtown Mason City.

www.grandmasugars.com ~ 641-430-6534

Jackson Browne in Des Moines Tonight

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear music legend Jackson Browne perform live in concert at the Des Moines Civic Center, 221 Walnut St. His 14 albums and four collections of live performances have produced hits that garnered him a home in both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Songwriters Hall of Fame. Tickets start at $49.50 for this 7:30 p.m. show and are available at desmoinesperformingarts.org.

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