Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 163. In this edition, you’ll find a rundown of Johnson County ballot items, the latest from cabbie Vic Pasternak, an interview with Ayana Mathis and much more…
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Little Village Magazine issue 162: Sept. 17-30, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 162. In this edition, you’ll find an interview with the vocalist Naoko Yamano of Shonen Knife, a look at Iowa City’s rental woes, this year’s fall fashion trends and more…
Little Village Magazine issue 161: Sept. 3-16, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 161. In this edition, you’ll find an interview with astronaut Chris Hadfield, a preview of the 2014 Hawkeye football season, coverage of Iowa’s student debt problem and more…
Hot Tin Roof: Seventeen
My parents don’t want me to walk the dog after dark; I tell them I’ll be back in an hour. Slide rules rule; crushes nearly crush me. I discover the body electric—how to handle high voltage. Kissing in a cave: our lips disappear but I can still feel them. Lifting the needle on the Hi-Fi to hear Side One, Track 3 of the Bookends album: “I’m empty and aching and I don’t know why.” I can’t swallow the first day of schoo
Little Village Magazine issue 160: Aug. 20 – Sept. 2, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 160. In this edition, you’ll find LV’s 2014 fall music preview, a look at some of the bureaucratic hurdles facing the farm-to-table movement, a review of Cobble Hill restaurant and more…
Little Village Magazine issue 159: July 30 – Aug. 19, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 159. In this edition, you’ll find a breakdown domestic violence in Johnson County, a closer look at how floods are affecting Iowa City, local album reviews and much more…
Little Village Magazine issue 158: July 2-29, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 158. In this edition, you’ll find an interview with musician Seun Kuti, a rundown of the Ames-based record label Nova Labs, ruminations on Jazz Fest and much more…
Little Village Magazine issue 157: June 18 – July 1, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 157. In this edition, George’s Buffet celebrates 75 years in business, Prairie Lights’ Paul Ingram goes on a rhyming spree and the ICCSD’s redistricting dilemma gets a closer look…
IYWP Feature: Wavy World
By Madilyn, Student at Horace Mann Elementary Courtesy of the Iowa Youth Writing Program (IYWP) One wavy day in Wavy World, a happy fuzzy family with their pet Hashtag Cat were going on a UFO trip to Swirly town to meet mayor Fuzzy. On the way there, they found some weird metal thing sitting by […]
Little Village Magazine issue 156: June 4-17, 2014
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 156. In this edition, you’ll find a profile on indie media pioneer Paul Krassner, as well as a tribute to Pride Month, local album reviews, stories from a young writer at Horace Mann Elementary and much more…
Celebrate 13 years of Little Village
Little Village is turning 13 years old, and it’s time to celebrate! This year’s party includes bikes, beers, tasty vittles and donations to the Mayor’s Youth Empowerment Program (MYEP). The 13th Anniversary Bike Ride will include stops at a few favorite area haunts: Red’s Ale House, Backpocket Brewing Co. and George’s Buffet. A $25 entry […]
Hot Tin Roof: Nonfiction, a love poem
Hot Tin Roof is a program to showcase current literary work produced in Iowa City. The series is organized and juried by representatives of three Iowa City-based cultural advocacy organizations: The Englert Theatre, Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature and Little Village magazine.




