Rainbow is dedicated to producing a high-quality dance event that creates rewarding experiences for dancers, teachers, and parents. Thousands of people of different ages, talents, and abilities share our stages. We seek to provide each of these performers with the opportunity to shine in a positive, rewarding, and exhilarating competition setting.
Draw your masterpiece on a Post-It note and add it to our gallery! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Join us for an evening hike on the trails at Hitchcock Nature Center. We'll start off under the glow of sunset as we hike to the best vantage point to witness the rise of the Worm Moon!
Draw your masterpiece on a Post-It note and add it to our gallery! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Join us for a playdate where parents and caregivers can get together to talk about childcare over coffee and tea while their children play, fostering new friendships for kids and their caregivers.
Appropriate for kids 5 and under.
Draw your masterpiece on a Post-It note and add it to our gallery! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
The Historic Preservation Commission makes recommendations to the City Council on land use; gifts and donations of real and personal property, the preservation, restoration, maintenance and operation of historic properties; identification and designation of historic districts and sites; and makes recommendations to the Zoning Board of Adjustment on conditional uses involving historic sites. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at City Hall in the Council Chambers.
Come learn the key points of storycrafting and performance with Dirk Walker and Summer Kemp-Schlemmer in this 8-week workshop. We will talk about how great storytelling impacts our communities, brainstorm inspiring themes and craft our individual tales for small-group presentation.
Draw your masterpiece on a Post-It note and add it to our gallery! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Don't miss out on this amazing thought provoking evening with Dan Gish - this series of events is free to attend!
Stories the Earth Tells with Dan Gish
Yellowstone: Beauty, Power, and the Supervolcano Beneath
Yellowstone is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, geysers, and wildlife, but beneath its beauty lies one of the most powerful geological systems on Earth. In this session of Stories the Earth Tells, geologist and geophysicist Dan Gish explores the science and scale of the Yellowstone supervolcano and what it reveals about our planet’s inner workings.
Dan is a geologist and geophysicist with 50+ years of global exploration & research.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and under and an adult companion.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
Strings Unleashed: A Rock Fusion Experience with Dallas String Quartet is a brand-new electric evening, perfect for a date night or the entire family! Brimming with your favorite rock songs - played on electric string instruments - your ears will be delighted, your feet will be tapping and you won’t take your eyes off the captivating stage presence that is DSQ. The electric violin and viola instrumentation will be accompanied by bass, guitar, and drums for a sonically thrilling, classic rock experience with favorites from Led Zeppelin, Metallica, ACDC, Journey, Bon Jovi, Guns N’ Roses and more! Dallas String Quartet, also referred to as DSQ or DSQ Electric, is a #2 Billboard charting American Classical Crossover ensemble founded in 2007 by composer and violist Ion Zanca. A fusion of contemporary classical and pop music, DSQ’s style is referred to as “Bach meets Bon Jovi” and is compared to artists like Lindsey Stirling, Vitamin String Quartet, Brooklyn Duo and 2Cellos.
View all the exciting concerts happening at the Arts Center on our blog here.
Friday Luncheons are hosted by the Culinary Arts Students of Iowa Western Community College. Luncheons are planned, prepared, and served by the students. The luncheons offer our students real-world restaurant experience to help them prepare for their future careers.
All luncheons are open to the public. Reservations are appreciated! Please email nsteinbach@iwcc.edu for reservations.
Game Nights are back on Fridays. Save your frantic cleaning to host guests at your place & move your game night to the orchard. Dust off your favorite board games and get ready to roll the dice!
Forget the chill outside—we're turning up the cozy factor indoors for evenings packed with friendly competition, great company, and snacks & drinks to indulge. Our doors are open for you to come enjoy yourself and ease into the weekend!
We have board games & cards available here to play, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite game to enjoy...all ages are welcome!
Our kitchen (with limited menu) & bar will be open to serve you!
Discover the joy of watercolor painting in this hands-on class designed for all skill levels. Each month features a new theme - like landscapes, florals, or abstract textures - while introducing techniques such as color mixing, brushwork, and layering. Whether you’re a beginner or brushing up on your skills, this class provides a creative, supportive space to explore and grow. Taught by Vivian Kvam, an experienced educator and creative professional with a background in media, branding, and visual storytelling. Vivian brings an encouraging and approachable style to the classroom, making art fun and accessible for ALL!!!
Join Tom O’Brien, owner of Gardens on Glen, for an in-depth, hands-on workshop exploring the traditional and practical art of fruit tree grafting. Participants will learn how grafting enables gardeners to combine different tree varieties for improved pollination, greater fruit diversity, and extended harvest seasons—all while saving valuable space in the garden. Tom will demonstrate key grafting methods, including proper cutting, alignment, and binding techniques using grafting knives and tape. Attendees will practice making clean graft unions and securing them with clothespins to encourage successful growth. The class will also cover selecting compatible rootstocks and scions, aftercare tips, and troubleshooting common issues. Optional young trees and scion wood will be available for purchase.
Get ready for a festive St. Patrick’s Day race winding through historic downtown Council Bluffs, finishing at the Historic 100 Block! Dress in your best Shamrock-themed attire and bring your friends and family for a fun-filled run this side of the rainbow. The event features a certified 3-mile route, professional timing, a live DJ, and even dogs are welcome! All participants receive swag with registration, making it a day full of fitness, music, and fun for everyone.
It's that time of year again! Bring the family out for our annual Maple Tree Tap at Botna Bend Park and learn the basics of syrup making—from tapping the trees to bottling the final product. You'll even get to explore the syrup shack at Botna Bend and learn how we make this sweet, sticky treat for our annual Pancake Feed every fall. Local maple syrup samples will also be available as supplies last.
If temperatures are cooperative and the sap is flowing, you'll also have an opportunity to taste the fresh sap as it flows from a maple tree!
Free with a $3/vehicle park entry fee or an annual park permit. This event will take place outside; please dress for the weather.
The Feed Trough will also be onsite offering delicious eats.
Sled after dark at Crescent Hill at Hitchcock and experience an elevated twist on this favorite winter pastime. Ride the chair lift up the hill and shoot down on a zippy Zibob sled. For safety reasons, all participants must be ages 7 or older. No outside sleds allowed; Sleds are provided by the area.
Sledding is $33 plus taxes and processing. Sledding is free for Crescent Hill season passholders.
Pre-registration is required for this event. Please click the icon above to register today.
Avoca residents will have a new opportunity to connect directly with City Administrator, Shawnna Silvius, at our new series called "Community Coffee Hour." These informal gatherings are designed to bring community members together in a relaxed setting to stay informed about City projects and initiatives.
We welcome all residents to stop by, ask questions, offer insights, and stay engaged with our community.
Join us for a First Responder Chili Cook-Off! Local first responders are firing up their best chili recipes and you get to decide the winner. Sample the chili, cast your vote, and help crown who takes home the bragging rights.
Entry Fee: $10
Join us for a Wicked viewing, themed snacks, crafts, and more! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Attention Music Lovers join us at the Whiskey Roadhouse for Lemon Fresh Day! Doors and Bar open at 9PM with no cover fee!
Try your hand at hot glue stamps, stencils, 3D painting, and more! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Try your hand at hot glue stamps, stencils, 3D painting, and more! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
The City Planning Commission advises the City Council on matters of zoning, subdivision, development, and comprehensive planning for the City. Meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at the Council Bluffs Public Library Meeting Room B.
Join us for a 30 minute yoga inspired storytime with Root & Roar Yoga!
Most appropriate for kids 5 and younger and an adult companion.
You are welcome to bring your own yoga mats or borrow one of ours.
Try your hand at hot glue stamps, stencils, 3D painting, and more! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Try your hand at hot glue stamps, stencils, 3D painting, and more! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Don't miss out on this amazing thought provoking evening with Dan Gish - this series of events is free to attend!
Stories the Earth Tells with Dan Gish
Mid-Continent Rift: The Ancient Fracture Beneath the Midwest
Hidden deep beneath the heart of North America lies one of the continent’s most remarkable and little-known geological features: the Mid-Continent Rift. In this session, geologist and geophysicist Dan Gish unpacks the origins of this massive ancient rift and the clues that reveal its existence today.
Dan explores what the Mid-Continent Rift is, how scientists discovered it, and why it matters to states like Iowa and Nebraska, even though it lies far below the surface. The presentation also looks ahead to the emerging economic opportunities tied to this geological structure, shedding light on a new “gold rush” shaping the future of Mid America.
Dan is a geologist and geophysicist with 50+ years of global exploration & research.
Pet therapy teams visit the Library to help motivate children to read.
Wear your jammies to the Library, snuggle up to a pup and read.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.
For groups larger than 5, please call ahead.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
Friday Luncheons are hosted by the Culinary Arts Students of Iowa Western Community College. Luncheons are planned, prepared, and served by the students. The luncheons offer our students real-world restaurant experience to help them prepare for their future careers.
All luncheons are open to the public. Reservations are appreciated! Please email nsteinbach@iwcc.edu for reservations.
Join a six-session educational series led by expert instructors, covering practical topics for gardeners and nature enthusiasts, including:
Designing a natural landscape
Selecting the right tree
Attracting birds to your yard
Garden sustainability
Plant propagation
The registration fee is $50 and includes all six sessions, a continental breakfast and lunch, access to merchant vendors, and raffle opportunities. Registration closes on 03/11/26.
Pre-registration is required. To ensure a high-quality participant experience, we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Please click the icon above to register today.
Want to sprout your little one's love for the outdoors? Come out and discover new places, faces, and the world around them!
Join us with your little ones to meet other families with young children as we venture into the great outdoors. Discover new places, new faces, and the joy of rediscovering the world around you with your youngster. This program is for parents/caretakers and their children ages three years and under.
The cost is $5 per adult; there is no cost for children.
Sled after dark at Crescent Hill at Hitchcock and experience an elevated twist on this favorite winter pastime. Ride the chair lift up the hill and shoot down on a zippy Zibob sled. For safety reasons, all participants must be ages 7 or older. No outside sleds allowed; Sleds are provided by the area.
Sledding is $33 plus taxes and processing. Sledding is free for Crescent Hill season passholders.
Pre-registration is required for this event. Please click the icon above to register today.
Attention Music Lovers join us at the Whiskey Roadhouse for Finding Gotham! Doors and Bar open at 9PM with no cover fee!
Pour acrylic paint into unique designs. This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Complete required coursework needed to apply for the State of Iowa Substitute Teacher Authorization in 4 Days. Minimum educational requirements are 60 units completed college credits. Ideal for a person without a teaching degree who wants to become a substitute teacher. Paraeducators can also take this course to be able substitute in SPED classroom.
Join us in the DeLong Lounge at Broadway United Methodist Church if you love reading authors that have a knack for storytelling. Conversations are organic and space is given for everyone to share.
Our outline of reading and discussing is:
March 17th - Spring
April 21st - Summer
May 19th - Fall
Pour acrylic paint into unique designs. This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment hears requests for conditional use permits and requests for variances from the Zoning Ordinance. The board also conducts hearings on appeals of administrative interpretations pertaining to the Zoning Ordinance. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month in the Council Chamber on the second floor of City Hall.
Complete required coursework needed to apply for the State of Iowa Substitute Teacher Authorization in 4 Days. Minimum educational requirements are 60 units completed college credits. Ideal for a person without a teaching degree who wants to become a substitute teacher. Paraeducators can also take this course to be able substitute in SPED classroom.
Join us for 30 minutes of music, dance, and a story with Miss Abbey from Motion Works Dance.
Most appropriate for kids 5 and younger and an adult companion.
Pour acrylic paint into unique designs. This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Complete required coursework needed to apply for the State of Iowa Substitute Teacher Authorization in 4 Days. Minimum educational requirements are 60 units completed college credits. Ideal for a person without a teaching degree who wants to become a substitute teacher. Paraeducators can also take this course to be able substitute in SPED classroom.
Pour acrylic paint into unique designs. This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Complete required coursework needed to apply for the State of Iowa Substitute Teacher Authorization in 4 Days. Minimum educational requirements are 60 units completed college credits. Ideal for a person without a teaching degree who wants to become a substitute teacher. Paraeducators can also take this course to be able substitute in SPED classroom.
Council Bluffs Public Library and Pottawattamie Conservation have teamed up to offer a free four-part class series focused on giving you the confidence and background knowledge you need to grow a beautiful native garden that supports wildlife and provides benefits to you and your community. This is the third of four classes.
In this class, we will discuss how to choose a site for your garden, considerations to keep in mind when choosing plants, and garden design. This session will also provide information about working within city ordinances and HOAs.
Pre-registration is required. Please click the icon above to register today.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
Get ready for an unforgettable experience as a thrilling Wild West Show rolls into Council Bluffs, Iowa! With deep roots in cowboy history, this spectacular event showcases the rich traditions of the American West through daring rodeo performances, breathtaking stunts, and vibrant pageantry. Round up your family and friends for an evening filled with excitement, laughter, and awe-inspiring entertainment that captures the spirit of the frontier. Prepare to be transported to a time of cowboys, outlaws, and adventure at the Council Bluffs PRCA Rodeo!
Friday Luncheons are hosted by the Culinary Arts Students of Iowa Western Community College. Luncheons are planned, prepared, and served by the students. The luncheons offer our students real-world restaurant experience to help them prepare for their future careers.
All luncheons are open to the public. Reservations are appreciated! Please email nsteinbach@iwcc.edu for reservations.
Join Tom O’Brien, owner of Gardens on Glen, for an in-depth, hands-on workshop exploring the traditional and practical art of fruit tree grafting. Participants will learn how grafting enables gardeners to combine different tree varieties for improved pollination, greater fruit diversity, and extended harvest seasons—all while saving valuable space in the garden. Tom will demonstrate key grafting methods, including proper cutting, alignment, and binding techniques using grafting knives and tape. Attendees will practice making clean graft unions and securing them with clothespins to encourage successful growth. The class will also cover selecting compatible rootstocks and scions, aftercare tips, and troubleshooting common issues. Optional young trees and scion wood will be available for purchase.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience as a thrilling Wild West Show rolls into Council Bluffs, Iowa! With deep roots in cowboy history, this spectacular event showcases the rich traditions of the American West through daring rodeo performances, breathtaking stunts, and vibrant pageantry. Round up your family and friends for an evening filled with excitement, laughter, and awe-inspiring entertainment that captures the spirit of the frontier. Prepare to be transported to a time of cowboys, outlaws, and adventure at the Council Bluffs PRCA Rodeo!
Pre-registration is required. To ensure a high-quality participant experience, we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Please click the icon above to register today.
Join us & celebrated educator Ron Cisar for the first full session of our 2026 season of "A Land Ethic Workshop." This program will be held at Hitchcock Nature Center and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door.
Enjoy a full morning of instruction & learning:
Create a unique and colorful bookmark using pressed flowers! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
This class is 1 of 7 in “Your Marketing Playbook Series”. Developing Your Marketing Plan, Strategy, and Calendar.
Goal: Establish a foundational marketing plan by guiding participants through essential marketing concepts, helping them
define their audience and brand message, set goals, and build a structured marketing calendar for effective execution. This course is led by Sue Pitts, an experienced business advisor and founder of Just Sue Creative, specializing in digital marketing, business strategy, and AI-driven innovation.
This is held at Looft Hall Room #023
Create a unique and colorful bookmark using pressed flowers! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Create a unique and colorful bookmark using pressed flowers! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Create a unique and colorful bookmark using pressed flowers! This event is open to patrons in the 6th-12th grades while supplies last.
Join us for Karaoke Nights EVERY Thursday! While you are here enjoy our Thirsty Thursday special! Come ready to sing, eat, drink and have a great night!
The tour that lit up last year returns bigger and hotter than ever — with even more flames, more glow, and more high-octane action. Fans can expect the same edge-of-your-seat thrills they love, now supercharged with enhanced pyro effects, dazzling lighting, and jaw-dropping stunts. Get ready to cheer on your favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks — Mega Wrex™, Tiger Shark™, HW 5-Alarm™, Bone Shaker™, Bigfoot®, Gunkster™, and Skelesaurus™ — plus the all-new Rhinomite™, making its live debut this season! That’s not all: the epic transforming robot is back to wow the crowd, and the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Freestyle Motocross Team will once again deliver gravity-defying action. With special kids pricing available at every event, it’s the ultimate family experience you won’t want to miss.
View more about this event in our blog here.
Dates & Times:
March 27: 7:30 PM
March 28: 12:30 PM
March 28: 7:30 PM
March 29: 2:30 PM
Attention Music Lovers join us at the Whiskey Roadhouse for Midland Band! Doors and Bar open at 9PM with no cover fee!
The tour that lit up last year returns bigger and hotter than ever — with even more flames, more glow, and more high-octane action. Fans can expect the same edge-of-your-seat thrills they love, now supercharged with enhanced pyro effects, dazzling lighting, and jaw-dropping stunts. Get ready to cheer on your favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks — Mega Wrex™, Tiger Shark™, HW 5-Alarm™, Bone Shaker™, Bigfoot®, Gunkster™, and Skelesaurus™ — plus the all-new Rhinomite™, making its live debut this season! That’s not all: the epic transforming robot is back to wow the crowd, and the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Freestyle Motocross Team will once again deliver gravity-defying action. With special kids pricing available at every event, it’s the ultimate family experience you won’t want to miss.
View more about this event in our blog here.
Dates & Times:
March 27: 7:30 PM
March 28: 12:30 PM
March 28: 7:30 PM
March 29: 2:30 PM
Get ready to soar into spring at Springfest! This free, family-friendly event features high-flying entertainment as Great American Kites returns with their record-breaking giant and colorful kites filling the sky. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and plenty of space to relax and take in the views.
Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, water bottles, and snacks. A water bottle refill station will be available on site. Dogs are welcome if leashed, well-behaved, and cleaned up after. Parking is available in the 700-space garage at 4250 River’s Edge Parkway and on nearby streets. Bike parking will be available, and the first 100 cyclists receive a free T-shirt.
Attendees can join the fun by bringing their own kite or purchasing one on site, with a designated hobbyist flying area available. Springfest is presented by the City of Council Bluffs and made possible thanks to the support of Iowa West.
The Polar Plunge® is a signature fundraiser for Special Olympics in which individuals and organizations raise money to jump in frigid waters to support athletes with intellectual disabilities. Participants can also register as chickens, raising pledges and participating in the event without getting wet.
Plungers and chickens must raise a minimum of $75 to participate. Registration fees include the opportunity to plunge, a meal, and prizes, with additional incentives for additional fundraising levels.
All funds raised by the Polar Plunge are used to support athletic training and competition, education, health, and leadership programming for 10,705 Special Olympics athletes and Unified partners in all 99 counties of Iowa.
Join us on Main Street for a lively street dance to support our fire department! Enjoy entertainment by Aiden Mack Flathers starting at 7 PM, and grab a bite from the Dirty Pig BBQ and Hungry Spartan Pizza food trucks, both serving from 6 PM. Alcohol will be provided by Freds & The Exchange, and a $10 cover fee per person helps support this great cause.
Hitchcock Folk School is a series of programs and classes for adult and young adult learners. These programs are designed to help participants build deeper relationship with the natural world through the study of ecology and the practice of traditional craft skills.
Have you ever wished you could confidently build a campfire? Or, maybe you'd like to learn how to successfully build a fire in a survival scenario using only naturaly occuring materials? Perhaps you're interested in understanding the role fire has played in shaping Iowa's ecological communities? If so, then this class is for you! This program is designed for adults and older teens who are new to outdoor skills, and who have a desire to deepen their place-based knowlege. Join naturalist Dustin Clayton and learn how to build a fire using a variety of techniques and materials. We will have lots of time for practice and experimentation with the different methods discussed.
All program materials and tools will be provided.
In this class you will learn:
This program will take place on Saturday March 28th, at the Modern Group Tent Campsite.
Hitchcock Folk School is a series of programs and classes for adult and young adult learners. These programs are designed to help participants build deeper relationship with the natural world through the study of ecology and the practice of traditional craft skills. If you've ever wanted to learn skills such as woodcarving, firemaking, herb preservation, and much more, then these classes are for you!
Please meet at the Hitchcock Modern Group Tent Campsite.
You’re invited to tour our brand-new Fire Station! Enjoy a meal, hands-on kids’ crafts, see the fire trucks, ambulance, and LifeNet, bounce house, plenty of family-friendly fun — plus so much more!
Attention Music Lovers join us at the Whiskey Roadhouse for Roadhouse EDM Night! Doors and Bar open at 9PM with no cover fee!
The tour that lit up last year returns bigger and hotter than ever — with even more flames, more glow, and more high-octane action. Fans can expect the same edge-of-your-seat thrills they love, now supercharged with enhanced pyro effects, dazzling lighting, and jaw-dropping stunts. Get ready to cheer on your favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks — Mega Wrex™, Tiger Shark™, HW 5-Alarm™, Bone Shaker™, Bigfoot®, Gunkster™, and Skelesaurus™ — plus the all-new Rhinomite™, making its live debut this season! That’s not all: the epic transforming robot is back to wow the crowd, and the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Freestyle Motocross Team will once again deliver gravity-defying action. With special kids pricing available at every event, it’s the ultimate family experience you won’t want to miss.
View more about this event in our blog here.
Dates & Times:
March 27: 7:30 PM
March 28: 12:30 PM
March 28: 7:30 PM
March 29: 2:30 PM
Get ready to soar into spring at Springfest! This free, family-friendly event features high-flying entertainment as Great American Kites returns with their record-breaking giant and colorful kites filling the sky. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and plenty of space to relax and take in the views.
Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, water bottles, and snacks. A water bottle refill station will be available on site. Dogs are welcome if leashed, well-behaved, and cleaned up after. Parking is available in the 700-space garage at 4250 River’s Edge Parkway and on nearby streets. Bike parking will be available, and the first 100 cyclists receive a free T-shirt.
Attendees can join the fun by bringing their own kite or purchasing one on site, with a designated hobbyist flying area available. Springfest is presented by the City of Council Bluffs and made possible thanks to the support of Iowa West.
In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn to play piano the way professionals do-using chords. The chord method is LOTS of fun and dramatically easier to learn than reading notes. Fee includes the online book, online recorded follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional live periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture demonstration. Ages 13+
COST $69.00
This class is 2 of 7 in “Your Marketing Playbook Series”. Equip participants with the skills to build a consistent brand identity
and develop content that resonates with their target audience across various formats. By the end, participants will have a
brand guide to ensure long-term consistency and a content plan ready for implementation. This course is led by Sue Pitts, an experienced business advisor and founder of Just Sue Creative, specializing in digital marketing, business strategy, and AI-driven innovation.
Held in Looft Hall #023
In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won't have
to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your
favorite songs right away. Fee includes the online book, online recorded follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also
an optional live periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and
partly lecture/demonstration. For ages 13+.
COST: $69.00
