Print Edition

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 212. In this edition, guest editor Kalmia Strong steps in to take the lead on LV‘s 2017 arts issue, featuring new work by community artists. Inside you’ll find a celebration of the centennial of the Dada movement, as well as the latest relationship advice from Dear Kiki, […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 211. In this edition, you’ll find a look at how an early women’s seminary once flourished in a downtown Iowa City apartment building, a guide to spicing up your holiday meals with Middle Eastern flavor, the latest from UR Here’s Tom Dean, relationship advice from Dear Kiki, […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 210. In this edition, community members speak out on the 2016 presidential election, questioning what Trump’s victory means for society’s most disenfranchised, and how to respond. You’ll also find the latest on Iowa City’s proposed food truck pilot program, sage advice from Dear Kiki, an interview with […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 209. In this special pre-election issue, you’ll find a look at the current state of voting accessibility for disabled citizens, interviews with upcoming Witching Hour acts Rhys Chatham, Pussy Riot and Psalm One, the latest sex and dating advice from Dear Kiki, local turducken and much more! […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 208. In this edition, you’ll find a look at the barriers Iowa felons face in restoring their right to vote, an interview with Johnson County Paranormal Team member Brian Tanner (on the hunt for spooky ghouls, specters and spirits!), tasty new dining recommendations, the latest local album […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 207. In this edition, you’ll find an overview of Cedar Rapids floods both past and present, a look at barriers to voting for Iowa’s immigrants and refugees, the latest beer and dining recommendations, an interview with storied singer-songwriter Nick Lowe, a peek at the upcoming Iowa City […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 206. In this edition, you’ll find an interview with disability advocate and musician Gaelynn Lea, as well as a chat with the venerable John Waters, a look at the status of the Dakota Access Pipeline, the latest dining recommendations, relationship advice from Dear Kiki, local album reviews […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 205. In this edition, read about Hiawatha artist Blair Gauntt and his new book of cartoons, George Orwell and His Magic Penguin, as well as an ode to Codfish Hollow — one of the most intriguing venues in the Midwest — the latest relationship advice from Dear […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 204. In this edition, you’ll find a look at an exciting Cedar Rapids-based exploratory program for teens, Shakespeare’s First Folio and its upcoming appearance at the University of Iowa Main Library, an interview with Lake Street Dive’s Bridget Kearney (an Iowa City native), the latest dining recommendations, […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 203. In this edition, you’ll find a charming interview with Weird Al Yankovic, the long-reigning master of parody, as well as a lament for the lack of sex-positive, feminist sex shops in Iowa City, a tribute to writer James Alan McPherson, the latest LV dining recommendations and […]

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 202. In this edition, columnist Tom Dean explores the joy of doing nothing, prisoners from Iowa’s Oakdale Prison reflect on what it means to be free, Critical Hit owner Chance Kirchhof sits down for an interview, cabbie Vic Pasternak offers sage advice and much more!    

Flip through the pages of Little Village issue 201. In this edition, you’ll find an interview with musician James McCartney, an in-depth report on gender inequity among women coaches in college athletics, a look back at The Cockettes by former Iowa City resident Lendon Sadler, the latest relationship advice from Dear Kiki, dining recommendations and […]