Our next Architrek Tour is approaching on Thursday, September 21st at 6 p.m. we invite you to join us on a walking tour through the Historic Cathedral District. We will begin at Lower Main and end in Dubuque’s oldest neighborhood. The half mile tour will feature landmarks such as the Julien Hotel, St. Raphael’s Cathedral and the Fenelon Place Elevator. Following this event join us at Monks for a cocktail, a drink ticket is included in the purchase of an Architrek Tour ticket. We hope to see you there!
Journey beyond the Millwork district in this architectural walking tour that explores the peripheral space to Dubuque’s industrial core. The tour will explore the industrial, residential, and civic neighborhood infrastructure at our town’s center. The half-mile walking tour begins at the former Rouse and Dean Foundry Co building, located at 990 Washington St. and will end at the Jubek New World brewing building, located at 115 W. 11th St.
As part of your paid entry to the event you will receive a beer ticket to be exchanged at Jubek New World Brewing at the end of the tour.
(TICKETS HAVE SOLD OUT)
DuMA’s In the Mind’s Eye (ITME) respite program is committed to improving the quality of life and bringing the joy of art to people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Participants look at and talk about art, engage in an art activity, and share conversation in a safe and compassionate environment. A typical session involves viewing one or more works in the exhibition followed by an art activity exploring a variety of mediums including clay, pastels, paper or paint.
Maximum: 12 people per session (6 individuals living with dementia and their care partners)
Programs are offered May through October on the second Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Reservations are Required
Please contact Margaret Buhr at 557-1851 x 115 or mbuhr@dbqart.org to reserve a space or for more information.
DuMA’s In the Mind’s Eye (ITME) respite program is committed to improving the quality of life and bringing the joy of art to people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Participants look at and talk about art, engage in an art activity, and share conversation in a safe and compassionate environment. A typical session involves viewing one or more works in the exhibition followed by an art activity exploring a variety of mediums including clay, pastels, paper or paint.
Maximum: 12 people per session (6 individuals living with dementia and their care partners)
Programs are offered May through October on the second Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Reservations are Required
Please contact Margaret Buhr at 557-1851 x 115 or mbuhr@dbqart.org to reserve a space or for more information.
DuMA’s In the Mind’s Eye (ITME) respite program is committed to improving the quality of life and bringing the joy of art to people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Participants look at and talk about art, engage in an art activity, and share conversation in a safe and compassionate environment. A typical session involves viewing one or more works in the exhibition followed by an art activity exploring a variety of mediums including clay, pastels, paper or paint.
Maximum: 12 people per session (6 individuals living with dementia and their care partners)
Programs are offered May through October on the second Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Reservations are Required
Please contact Margaret Buhr at 557-1851 x 115 or mbuhr@dbqart.org to reserve a space or for more information.
DuMA’s In the Mind’s Eye (ITME) respite program is committed to improving the quality of life and bringing the joy of art to people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Participants look at and talk about art, engage in an art activity, and share conversation in a safe and compassionate environment. A typical session involves viewing one or more works in the exhibition followed by an art activity exploring a variety of mediums including clay, pastels, paper or paint.
Maximum: 12 people per session (6 individuals living with dementia and their care partners)
Programs are offered May through October on the second Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Reservations are Required
Please contact Margaret Buhr at 557-1851 x 115 or mbuhr@dbqart.org to reserve a space or for more information.
DuMA’s In the Mind’s Eye (ITME) respite program is committed to improving the quality of life and bringing the joy of art to people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Participants look at and talk about art, engage in an art activity, and share conversation in a safe and compassionate environment. A typical session involves viewing one or more works in the exhibition followed by an art activity exploring a variety of mediums including clay, pastels, paper or paint.
Maximum: 12 people per session (6 individuals living with dementia and their care partners)
Programs are offered May through October on the second Thursday of the month from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Reservations are Required
Please contact Margaret Buhr at 557-1851 x 115 or mbuhr@dbqart.org to reserve a space or for more information.
NOTICE: Tickets have sold out. If you are still interested in attending, please call the Museum at +1 563-557-1851 to be put on a waiting list.
Celebrate the day with your family and enjoy brunch inspired by the current exhibition.
Members: $35
Children of Members: $15
Non-Members: $40
Children: $20
Menu:
Scrambled Eggs
Assorted Quiche
Bacon
Sausage
Oven Baked French Toast
Sheets Breakfast Potatoes
Fresh Fruit
Spinach Strawberry Salad With Raspberry Vinaigrette
Pandisspan cu flute Romanian Coffee Cake
Sarmale Romanian Cabbage Rolls
Romanian Stuffed Peppers
Romanian Potato Salad
Romanian Potato Moussaka
Pastries and Sweets
Mimosas
Calling all nature loving photographers!
Randy Richmond, whose photographs are featured in the current exhibition, Subtext and Overstory: Still-life Photography by Randy Richmond, will guide participants in creating a still life photograph from personal objects and natural materials gathered from the Interpretive Center. Discussion will focus on how to develop a personal visual vocabulary as well as the history of still life photography and how it used today.
Supplies required: Please bring a DSLR or point and shoot camera with exposure compensation ability, and a comfortable knowledge of how it works. A tripod is suggested but not mandatory.
Participants are also asked to bring an object that holds personal meaning. The object must not be too small but not too large to be easily carried. Bring a sack lunch to eat.
Registration deadline is September 14.
$30 Museum members
$40 Museum guests
$20 Students with ID
Toast the beginning of summer with old friends and new artists. Gather in Washington Park for an evening of fashion, craft beer and wine, artful desserts and artist demonstrations inspired by DuMA’s Craft Invitational.
Tickets include Museum admission, all artist talks and demonstrations, music, a Bavarian pretzel from Chew on This food truck, desserts from Pastry by Sandrine, and your choice of a beer flight from Jubeck New World Brewing and Dimensional Brewing, a glass of wine, or a soft drink. Additional food and beverages will be available for purchase from local vendors. AMIDST will offer free digital magazine for event attendees.
This event will take place rain or shine.
All sales are final.
Members: $20
Non-members: $25
Under 21: $10
Members under 21: $8
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