From Mission Creek Festival to the Trans Lives Festival to rock shows at xBk Live and Wooly’s, art means more amid a culture war. In this issue, performers organize, mourn, reminisce, fight fascism and get hyped.
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Little Village issue 320: August 2023
For LGBTQ students across Iowa, the new school year is starting under a cloud. Mean-spirited, confusing and medically irresponsible laws signed this past legislative session amid a rightwing anti-trans culture war will become real in classrooms and school libraries, and may make marginalized students feel more alone. Fortunately, there w‎ill always be at least one […]
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Little Village magazine issue 144: Nov. 20 through Dec. 3
Little Village has teamed up with Layar, an augmented reality application for your Smartphone that helps print become more interactive. Simply download the free Layar app, look for the Layar logo in Little Village, and…
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Little Village Magazine issue 143: Nov. 6-19, 2013
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 143. Inside you’ll find beautiful photos by Juan Carlos Herrera, a look at Sharpless Auctions, a guide to winterizing your plants and much, much more.
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Little Village Magazine issue 142: Oct. 16 – Nov. 12, 2013
Flip through the pages of Little Village magazine issue 142. Inside you’ll find an interview with city council candidate Royceanne Porter, a feature on Iowa City’s cold case files and a whole lot more!
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Little Village Magazine issue 141: Oct. 2 – 15, 2013
Little Village has teamed up with Layar, an augmented reality application for your Smartphone that helps print become more interactive. Simply download the free Layar app, look for the Layar logo in Little Village, and scan the page using your Smartphone. Columns, photos, and ads suddenly become interactive, giving you the chance to watch, buy, […]
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Little Village Magazine issue 140: Sept. 18 – Oct. 1, 2013
Included are interviews with party king Andrew W.K. and city council candidate Rockne Cole, reviews of the latest local releases by Sam Locke Ward and Nic Arp, previews of the Landfall Festival of World Music and the Iowa Women’s Music Festival, the official guide to the Iowa City Book Festival, and the premier of Business As Usual by Vic Pasternak!
