Julien's Journal September 2016 (Volume 41, Number 9) | Page 22

Calendar of EVENTS
Clarke University Art + Design
Alumni Illustrators
Begins Tuesday, September 27
12-5 PM (Mon.-Fri.) & 1-5 PM (Sat.-Sun.)
@ Clarke University, Quigley Gallery

Art @ Your Library:
Tully & Tully

View work exhibited by Clarke alumni Sarah
Ehlinger ‘98; Jan Duschen ‘99; Joanna Griebel ‘01; and Steve Zieser ‘92 (posthumous).
Admission is free. An artist reception will
be held Saturday, October 1, from 1:00-3:00
p.m. Visit Clarke.edu/artsatclarke.

Ends Monday, September 26
@ Carnegie-Stout Library

This exhibit features the work of local artists Gene Tully and Joan Tully. Gene Tully is
well known in the local art scene through
his inspirational metal sculptures and as
founder of the Voices From the Warehouse
District Art Exposition. Joan Tully has been
creating art for over 50 years and for the
past 30 years has been exploring unique
and creative approaches to using fibers and
textiles. The exhibit is free and open to the
public during regular library hours. Visit
Dubuque.lib.ia.us.

Get the
lead out!
JOIN US FOR CORNISH
FESTIVAL WEEKEND
AT PENDARVIS!
Cornish Festival Pub Night
Sept. 23 | 7– 10 PM
Cornish Festival Crowdy Crawn
Sept. 24 | 11 AM – 5 PM

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Every year, 50-50 in 2020 honors a woman
(or women) who embody the spirit of political or societal equity. This year, they honor
Sister Catherine Dunn, President Emerita
of Clarke University. Sister Catherine was
picked to receive this honor because she
embodies the spirit of the award and has
been a trailblazing leader at Clarke University. Admission is free. Visit 50-50in2020.
org/tag/Dubuque.
Friday, September 30
5-9 PM @ Dubuque Co. Fairgrounds,
Grand Ballroom

The Evolution of the
Artistic Imagination

Ends Wednesday, September 28
10 AM-5 PM daily @ Sinsinawa Mound,
Art Gallery (Sinsinawa, WI)

Sister Joeann Daley, OP, has spent her life creating art. In this show, she will display works
of art that span more than five decades. Some
of the prints represent more recent events,
while newer collage and mixed media works
remember the events of her life from a historical perspective. A special feature of the
show will be the series “My Life in Styrofoam”
in its inaugural exhibit. It includes over 200
“styroart” vessels, throw-away tableware
engraved with ornament and text. An opening reception will be held Sunday, August 7
from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Admission is free. Visit
Sinsinawa.org/MoundCenter.

Kenton Briden

pendarvishistoricsite.org

Thursday, September 29
5-7 PM @ Grand River Center

Annual Pork Banquet

Briden
Piano
Service

608.725.5210

50-50 in 2020

■ Tuning ■ Repairing
■ Regulating ■ Rebuilding
■ PIANO LESSONS

71 Lois St. 582-2738

This annual pork banquet serves up sliced
pork meals from 5:30-8:00 p.m. Tickets are
$10.00 in advance or $12.00 if purchased
after September 24th. Children ages 5 to
11 are $5 and children 4 and under are free.
Visit DbqFair.com.

Hauntings with Chad Lewis

Friday, September 30
6 PM @ East Dubuque Dist. Library
(East Dubuque, IL)

Join author, paranormal investigator, and
host of public show The Unexplained, Chad
Lewis at the library afterhours as he shares
local area hauntings. Participation is free.
Visit EastDubuqueLibrary.com.

To Kill a Mockingbird

Friday-Sunday, September 30-October 2
Friday-Sunday, October 7-9
7:30 PM (Fri.-Sat.) & 2 PM (Sun.) @
Grand Opera House

Harper Lee’s poignant coming of age story is
vividly brought to life. Set in Maycomb, Alabama in 1935, Scout, a wide-eyed tomboy,
plays witness to the racial inequities and
prejudices of the era. She and her brother,
Jem, are being raised by their widower
father, Atticus, and by their strong-minded
housekeeper named Calpurnia. When a
black man is falsely accused of raping a
white woman, Atticus, a lawyer, is enlisted
for the defense. The sleepy town is torn
apart by the ensuing trial and Scout is
about to experience dramatic events that
will affect the rest of her life. Tickets are
$20 for adults and $12 for under 18. Visit
TheGrandOperaHouse.com.