The Great Winter Storm of 2011 has begun to subside and you need a new conversation piece. Why not muse over all of the great music we’ll be bringing you this season on Little Village Live, broadcasting live from Public Space One via KRUI 89.7? Last week we hosted Twin Cities duo Peter Wolf Crier, who played a full set despite …
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Best of Little Village: 10 Year Anniversary Edition
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Video: Dead Larry Live at The Yacht Club
Topping off the Yacht Club’s day-long anniversary festivities was the ever-faithful Dead Larry. You know, your funky friends. The kind of friends that can plant a hook so deep in your musically-inclined subconscious, you’ll catch yourself singing the choruses for weeks.
Video: Lick it Ticket live at The Yacht Club
The Yacht Club celebrated its eight year anniversary Saturday, and helping the venue celebrate were the gentlemen known as Lick it Ticket.
It just rolls right off the tongue, doesn’t it? Regardless, this experimental group from Cedar Falls took the stage just before Dead Larry capped off the day-long celebration. Check out video of their performance below, and stay tuned for the Dead Larry goods.
Video: Rubblebucket Live at The Yacht Club
Rubblebucket dropped by The Yacht Club this weekend, and boy do we have some video to share with you.
The Brooklyn eight-piece is at its best when all guns are firing, though it’s hard not to single out Kalmia Traver’s ability to simultaneously shatter eardrums and melt hearts with her rock solid vocals. Check out the video below to see…
Video: Sam Locke Ward and William Elliott Whitmore, What a Load of Craft VII
This Saturday marked the seventh annual What a Load of Craft event, drawing hundreds of craft enthusiasts to the Johnson County Fairgrounds to enjoy live music, countless homemade goods and locally-provided vittles. Those who braved the blizzard-like conditions were treated to the musical talents of William Elliott Whitmore, Skye Carrasco, Sam Locke Ward and Lipstick […]
Little Village vs. NaNoWriMo: Day 19
View all NaNoWriMo entries … I’d been crammed in this stuffy office for 20 minutes with no mention of a doctor when it occurred to me. “I really did have a heart attack, you know,” I said. “Heart attack?” the detective asked. His name was Michael Boever. The slow-talking suit had been grilling me after […]
Ouch, So Many Words
Hello NaNoWriMo fans. You may not know who I am, given my horrible habit of not blogging about Little Village’s NaNoWriMo experience this month (this would be my first). Here’s a salute to our other authors who’ve been carrying my weight. That said, phew, we’ve been giving it hell, but it seems NaNoWriMo can dish […]
Little Village vs. NaNoWriMo: Day 14
View all NaNoWriMo entries … One thing was for sure, then. Carol was in Iowa City, dining with the dentist. This is probably the point where Stan would lay down some hastily made plan, maybe make some sort of offbeat joke to lighten the mood and get my blood flowing again, but Stan was several […]
In the Wake of the Failed 21 Ordinance Repeal, Short-Sighted Rhetoric
Iowa City, let’s navel gaze for a moment. Our town, despite its location and size, has been ranked by The Advocate magazine as the third most gay-friendly city in the United States. It’s the only city in the country to be named a UNESCO City of Literature, where The University of Iowa Writers Workshop has […]
Little Village vs. NaNoWriMo: Day 8
View all NaNoWriMo entries … Staring into the hospital vestibule, its bright lights pouring out onto the sidewalk, I half expected a couple cherubs to greet me, glowing aura and all. How long had I gone without medical attention? I sat and listened to the Volkswagen engine idle for a few seconds, on edge. “How […]
Little Village vs. NaNoWriMo: Day 3
View all NaNoWriMo entries … The dentist began teasing the side of the deck with his forefinger, a smirk curling across his cheek. Sweat beaded on my forehead and I began to feel light headed. I was once again reminded of my minor heart attack episode. My thoughts danced across several decades of coffee, cigarettes […]

