e-mail: dbqartscouncil@qwestoffice.net

 

2009 Sunday at 6:30 Series

July 5 SWITCHBACK

Wrap up your Independence Holiday Weekend with the group recently named The Number One Celtic Duo

by the Irish Music Association of America

Made possible by a grant from

O'Connor Insurance and American Trust

 

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Photo highlights from Sunday June 28

Lesley Byers Quartet

Chicago native Lesley Byers has been a part of the national jazz scene for twelve years, playing top venues and receiving high acclaim from critics, musicians and fans. Her music has been called, 'Rosemary Clooney meets Bette Midler,' with a repertoire including smooth and swingin' jazz classics and standards sprinkled with a little hometown blues.

Presented by Weber Chiropractic

and the Douglas Gukeisen Memorial

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Photo highlights from

Sunday June 21st

The Brews Brothers Review

     

 

presented in part by a grant from

The Dupaco Community Credit Union

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Photo highlights from

Sunday June 14

Sponsored by a grant from The Dubuque Board of Realtors

Coming Attractions

Fans of the Fabulous Fifties will love the legendary vocal quartet, "The Four Lads" Sunday July 12. Lovers of big band swing are in for a great treat July 19 when Dubuque's own "Hunter Fuerste and his American Vintage Orchestra" entertain. The season closes with the annual return of "Celebration Iowa" to the Arboretum.

All concerts are free and family friendly. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic supplies and relax in the beautiful setting of Dubuque's award winning Arboretum and Botanical Gardens.

SAVE THE DATE

Saturday November 7, 2009

The Dubuque Arts Council will celebrate our 40th Anniversary

with a gala dance at the newly renovated Hotel Julien in the splendor of one of the most beautiful ballrooms in the Midwest

Hunter Fuerste's American Vintage Orchestra will entertain

 

Your Dubuque Arts Council Board of Directors

Front row: Jeanne Kramer, Becky Smith, Harriet Heitzman, Paula Wolfe

Second Row Jan Hemmer, Cindy Mikel, Dennis Williams, Ted Blanchard, Cassidy Bock

Third Row: John Woodin, Paul Hemmer, Al Schockemoehl, Hunter Fuerste, Dave Grable, Dennis Williams, Jim Sherry, Dick Sturman, Mike Coyle

Not pictured: Crenna Brumwell-Sahm, Barry Nudd, Sally Ryan, Judy Simon

For more than 30 years the “Artists in Residence” component of the Dubuque Arts Council has brought outstanding performers in many disciplines to tri-state area schools, affording youngsters unique opportunities to experience professional talents they normally wouldn’t see. These artists are scheduled for three performances per day for ten days, reaching 30 schools and approximately 5,000 students and teachers per artist.

Dubuque Arts Council operates on voluntary contributions from many outstanding civic minded business leaders, corporations and individuals who believe in our mission of "Educating and Entertaining." An operational support grant from The City of Dubuque Arts & Culture Commission helps defray office expenses and we have been received of grants from The John Deere Foundation, The Iowa Arts Council and bequests from several estates. More than 85% of our funding is used to pay for artists.

Artists in Residence 2008-2009 Highlights

Photo Highlights from the 2008 Arboretum Season

The 2007-2008 Artists in Residence Series

View highlights

Photo highlights of the 2007 season

       

View photos from The US Navy Band performance March 4, 2007

at The Grand River Center