Ames High School's 24th annual madrigal dinner series gives attendees the chance to hear medieval music as they dine. The dinner takes place at Northminster Presbyterian Church, which is at 1416 20th Street.
Ames High School's 24th annual madrigal dinner series gives attendees the chance to hear medieval music as they dine. The dinner takes place at Northminster Presbyterian Church, which is at 1416 20th Street.
(For ticket information, call Steve Lynn at 515-817- 0600. Mr. Lynn can be reached by email at steven.linn@ames.k12.ia.us.)
Youth & Shelter Services, the Ames Police Department and Walgreens give Ames residents the opportunity to dispose of their old, unneeded and expired medications.
(Call Susan Gwiasda, City of Ames public relations officer, at 515-239-5204. Ms. Gwiasda can be reached by email at sgwiasda@city.ames.ia.us.)
Donate stuffed animals, books and blankets for children at participating Main Street businesses. This event is part of the Main Street Cultural district's annual Snow Magic festivities.
(Call Rachel Miller at 515-233-3472 for details. Ms. Miller can be reached by email at events@amesdowntown.org.)
The Festival of Trees is part of the Main Street Cultural District's annual Snow Magic festivities. It takes place at the Octagon Center for the Arts.
(Call Rachel Miller at 515-233-3472 for details. Ms. Miller can be reached by email at events@downtownames.org.)
Representatives of the Main Street Cultural District invite you to catch "snowballs" (quotes reproduced literatim) that somehow relate to prizes and product discounts. The "snowballs" will be thrown at Tom Evans Park on Main Street in Ames. This event is part of the district's annual Snow Magic festivities.
(Call Rachel Miller at 515-233-3472 for details. Ms. Miller can be reached by email at events@downtownames.org.)
As part of their yearly Snow Magic event, representatives of the Main Street Cultural District invite you to start your Christmas shopping at businesses on and around Main Street. On Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, you can ride trolleys, visit Santa, and participate in various holiday-related activities in local stores.
(Call Rachel Miller at 515-233-3472 for details. Ms. Miller can be reached by email at events@amesdowntown.org.)
Lorie Line & Her Fab Five perform "Immanuel" in Stephens Auditorium, which is on the grounds of the Iowa State Center. A press release from the center's staff describes the show as "heavenly." It will be Ms. Line's 19th performance in Stephens Auditorium.
(For ticket information, call Angela Ossian at 515-294-1414. Ms. Ossian can be reached by email at aossian@iastate.edu.)
The Octagon Community Gallery, located at 427 Douglas Avenue, exhibits work by the Des Moines–based collective Paintpushers. Wine and hors d'œuvres are provided.
(Call the Octagon Center for the Arts at 515-232-5331, or visit octagonarts.org, for more infomrnation.)
The KHOI team welcomes those who have supported the station from its inception, as well as those who would like to support the station. Donors are invited to sign panels of the studio's designated donor wall. Refreshments are served.