January 14-16, QCCA Expo Center Over 200 agriculture companies will totally fill the QCCA Expo Center for the 26th annual Quad Cities Farm Equipment Show. More information at qccaexpocenter.com (2621 4th Avenue).
THE 2018 Garden SHOW! March 23-25 Flower and Garden Show Friday 10am-8pm Saturday 10am-8pm Sunday 10am-4pm Admission: $8.00 adults Children 6-15 $1.00 under 6 free Senior Day age 65 and over : Friday 10am-4pm $6.00
THE 2018 Garden SHOW! March 23-25 Flower and Garden Show Friday 10am-8pm Saturday 10am-8pm Sunday 10am-4pm Admission: $8.00 adults Children 6-15 $1.00 under 6 free Senior Day age 65 and over : Friday 10am-4pm $6.00
THE 2018 Garden SHOW! March 23-25 Flower and Garden Show Friday 10am-8pm Saturday 10am-8pm Sunday 10am-4pm Admission: $8.00 adults Children 6-15 $1.00 under 6 free Senior Day age 65 and over : Friday 10am-4pm $6.00
March 30 - May 3 This exhibition features exemplary works of art selected by each high school art teachers in the region. On the average, 15 schools, 28 teachers, and over 170 students are provided the opportunity to show their...
Meet the artist while enjoying snacks and drinks. Live music by Chris Stevens! A word from our Featured Artist, Peter Xiao: "I count it as my luck that in spare time from teaching at Augustana, I am encouraged enough by...
21st ANNUAL PUBLIC SWAP MEET SATURDAY APRIL 14TH, 2018 8:00 am to 12 Noon QCCA EXPO CENTER 2621 4TH AVENUE, ROCK ISLAND, IL. DOORS OPEN FOR VENDORS AT 7:OO am FREE ADMISSION AND TABLE SPONSORED BY IN-FISHERMAN CLUB BUY, SELL...
Meet the featured artist. More information at facebook.com/TheARTery
David Balluff's 'Karmageddon' and Greg Dickinson's 'News Anchors with Nabisco' are the upcoming shows at our Rock Island Gallery. Come celebrate our opening reception! May 11, 7-9pm, 1715 2nd Ave RI David Balluff >> http://www.slowburn.com/works.html Greg Dickinson >> http://qctimes.com/news/local/greg-dickinson-s-art-has-a-weird-sparkle/article_91a6eddf-9381-5bce-8ad2-fc54defe37bd.html This...
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...