he July installment of the Rock Island Artists’ Market is being held this Sunday, July 8 from 12-4 pm in the parking lot of Skeleton Key Art and Antiques at 520 18th Street, Rock Island. The Rock Island Artists’ Market...
Second Friday of each month at The ARTery & Gallery West Meet the featured ARTists while enjoying live music, snacks, drinks, and new art from 6:00-9:00pm (1629 2nd Avenue)
HOMEBREW FESTIV-ALE SATURDAY JULY 14th at 2pm LOCATED AT WAKE BREWING 2529 5TH AVE / ROCK ISLAND IL FEATURING AREA HOMEBREW CLUBS WITH WELL OVER 50 SELECTIONS OF BREW / PLUS OUR BIGGEST YEAR EVER OF REVERSE COLLABS WITH THE...
On the 3rd Thursday of every month, one of our Rock Island small business owners will share their own entrepreneurial journey - how they got started and the path they took. Learn more about their product or services. Meet business...
Before you return to the grind of school, grab some pals and head over to the Quad City Botanical Center for College Night! The main event will be an unconventional tour* of the gardens led by our Augie interns. You’ll...
The Festival Saturday, August 11, 2018 – Gates open at 4:00 p.m. Ya Maka My Weekend, the “Original District Festival” celebrates Caribbean culture with ethnic foods, live reggae and Caribbean music, palm trees and sand. This festival enjoys a Midwest...
Come to the Main Library for Anime Night! Watch anime online, enjoy Japanese snacks, and learn to write Japanese hiragana characters. 図書館へようこそ! (This means "Welcome to the library!")
Come join us for a great dinner by Bridges and listen to the coaches talk about the upcoming season. Doors open at 6:00, Dinner at 6:30, and the program starts at 7:15.
Moms and daughters join us for a magical afternoon at the Quad City Botanical Center. Dress up as your favorite fairy, troll, or magical creature and explore the gardens! We will have a fairy seek and find in the gardens,...
From 1888 until 1903 a Rock Island photographer named Oscar Hakelier worked from his studio in downtown Rock Island. He called it the "Vienna Photographic Studio," and it was located at 1722 Second Avenue. As he worked he took many...