A reading from Cornell 2019-20 Distinguished Visiting Writer Linda Oatman High; her student Eli Huckabee opens the evening.

This will be among the first productions in the country of The Parking Lot, by Adam Szymkowicz, designed for a real parking lot, with two performers who live together. Pricing is per vehicle.

Mission Creek Festival presents a partnership with musician Kevin Morby: In the lead-up to the release of his new album, he will perform each album in his catalog in a series of virtual shows.

No Touching Sessions is a crowdless concert series recorded in an empty venue at Gabe’s Iowa City presented by Threshold Apprehension Sound. New concert broadcast each Thursday @ 8 p.m.

Coralville Center for the Performing Arts presents Eulenspiegel Puppet Theatre for a drive-in show in the Aquatic Center parking lot. Free; reservations required.

TCR presents many favorite area performers bring Broadway to your living room by sharing the songs that inspire them to perform. Dates subject to change according to local internet availability.

Mirrorbox Theatre presents a new play by local playwright Emmy Lane Palmersheim; dir. Janeve West. Free; registration required.

Stanley Creates is an interactive program for children and teens to learn artmaking techniques using everyday materials.

Live from Prairie Lights presents an exciting reading and discussion with with Craig Johnson and Longmire castmembers Bailey Chase and Louanne Stephens. Registration required.

Deb Talan performs new, unreleased songs to support the Domestic Violence Intervention Program. Jordan Sellergren opens. Suggested donation: $25. Limited in-person seats available ($100/2).

TCR presents many favorite area performers bring Broadway to your living room by sharing the songs that inspire them to perform. Dates subject to change according to local internet availability.

SPT Theatre returns to kick off their 13th season with a virtual performance.

This will be among the first productions in the country of The Parking Lot, by Adam Szymkowicz, designed for a real parking lot, with two performers who live together. Pricing is per vehicle.

Scenes on Sundays presents a reading of Patrick DuLaney’s ‘Blood Dries Brown,’ still currently in development, followed by a post-show discussion with readers & playwright.