Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Come move, connect, and make some joyful noise! This energizing class provides a welcoming environment to explore rhythm through group drumming. Drumming in a group has powerful benefits: it supports physical coordination, relieves stress, sharpens focus, and boosts mood. It also builds community, encouraging connection, listening, and collaboration.
Instruments are provided, or feel free to bring your own. Facilitated by Linda Harvey. This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. A $50/month lets you attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
For More Information
Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Love board games? So do we! Join us at 5:30 P.M. on the first Monday of each month for a fun and relaxed evening of board gaming. We’ll have a variety of games on hand, or feel free to bring a favorite to share with the group. It’s a great way to meet new people and enjoy some screen-free fun—no experience necessary!
For More Information
This gathering offers a time to receive support and learn from others who are on the journey of understanding and acceptance of LGBTQ+ loved ones. Anyone looking to connect with others to create a community where all feel welcome is invited to join us.
For More Information
Every Tuesday, the Strand offers discounted admission for all tickets purchased online or at the box office. Plus, you receive a free 46 oz. bag of freshly popped popcorn with a purchase of a beverage!
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Join us for a storytime aimed at children ages 0-2 and their caregivers. We'll share stories, songs, and early literacy tips to get you and your baby ready to read!
For More Information
Enjoy a free 30-minute yoga practice with Joy Jones. Open to all levels, mats provided.
For More Information Join us for an hour of fun every Tuesday afternoon at Tue-do-sday! Kids will enjoy a snack and a different activity each week. The first Tuesday of every month is LEGO day, and other weeks will include games, STEM activities, and other fun opportunities.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
This hatha-vinyasa blend focuses on the breath and increases both your strength and flexibility. It is appropriate for all levels of practitioners, from beginners to experts.
Wear comfortable clothes. Mats available. Email mahlab@grinnell.edu with any questions.
For More Information
Caregivers and their infant(s), from newborn to one year of age, are invited to connect with healthcare experts and peers during this Postpartum Support and Connection Group. Join for a supportive, come-and-go atmosphere. Get your questions about care for baby and care for mom answered in a low-pressure setting, including help from lactation experts. Baby weight checks are available at each session. Visit our class listing for more information or call (641) 236-2905 with questions.
Life with Baby is offered the first and third Tuesday of the month at GRMC from 5 - 6:30 p.m. There is no cost to attend and no registration required.
*You do not have to be a UnityPoint Health patient to attend. Enter through the Main Entrance on the south side of the building and follow the signs to the Tomasek Conference Room on first floor.
For More Information
This April Fish workshop will show you how to make simple ceramic pieces that can be strung together to make a decorative fish, which doubles as a wind chime! No prior skill necessary. Fee is $50 and open to those over 14 years of age.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
For More Information
Stop in for our preschool storytime and enjoy stories, songs, and a snack! Kids of all ages and their adults are welcome to attend, but please note that the content is aimed at children ages 3-5.
For More Information Hang out at the library! Try out activities like legos, art, science, games, and more! All materials and a snack are included.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Pictionary happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse. Pictionary is played in 3 rounds of 10, with a different category for each round. The images presented on each slide should help players guess the correct answer within the category. Grab friends and play to win!
For More Information
Whether you're a complete beginner or looking for a fun group to jam with, this club is all about making music together in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Bring your own ukulele or just bring your enthusiasm!
Who: Adults and Youth (Ages 14+) - no experience necessary, and experienced players are welcome!
When: Wednesdays, March 4, April 1, May 6
Cost: $20 each class OR $75 when you attend all 4. Ask us about pay-what-you-can options. Advanced registration is appreciated.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
These blood pressure checks are free; no appointment needed.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Join for a free Grinnell Community Meal with the Grinnell Methodist Church. Enter the church doors that are at street level on Park Street, directly across from the public library. People are welcome to come early to visit and meet some new friends.
For More InformationJoin American Brawn for their Weekly Solace Sessions on Thursdays in the Solace Center (3rd floor of the Masonic Lodge). Open to Grinnell area veterans, first responders, or anyone interested in mental health. Calm your minds with enjoyable activites and some chill time of peace, joy and contentment.
Free to attend.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Grinnell College invites you to join their new weekly series of casual, engaging conversations with featured campus guests. The new weekly series provides an opportunity for informal, engaging conversations between the College and broader Grinnell community on a variety of topics. Today’s topic “Current Disability Topics/Events in Higher Education” with guest speaker Autumn Wilke, Ph.D, Associate Chief Diversity Officer for Disability Resources. Wilke serves as head of the Disability Resources Office on campus, and she will share how the office fosters an environment where people with all disabilities can do their best work by removing barriers. Wilke will share developments that are happening nationally and how they compare to what their office is doing at the local level on campus. Enjoy coffee, light refreshments, and an open space for connection. All are welcome and no RSVP required. View upcoming speakers on the Grinnell College Events Calendar.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Drop off the kids at the Grinnell Arts Council while you have a quiet dinner downtown! On March 6, our lower level art room will be set up for a St. Patrick’s Day-themed evening, with an art projects, stories and snacks. Pre-registration is required. We will cancel by Thursday morning on March 5 if there is not a minimum of five children enrolled. Open to those ages 4 and over; $20 per child. Pre-registration required
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Come move, connect, and make some joyful noise! This energizing class provides a welcoming environment to explore rhythm through group drumming. Drumming in a group has powerful benefits: it supports physical coordination, relieves stress, sharpens focus, and boosts mood. It also builds community, encouraging connection, listening, and collaboration.
Instruments are provided, or feel free to bring your own. Facilitated by Linda Harvey. This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. A $50/month lets you attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Pre-schoolers and a family member/guardian can come and experiment with art together in a relaxed environment where it's OK to be messy! Have fun exploring artistic mediums through hands-on projects. $5 fee; registration required.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Join us for an hour of fun every Tuesday afternoon at Tue-do-sday! Kids will enjoy a snack and a different activity each week. The first Tuesday of every month is LEGO day, and other weeks will include games, STEM activities, and other fun opportunities.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Join the Prairie Burners for weekly gravel rides every Tuesday at 5:30 PM, rolling out from Bikes to You. This energetic, motivated group covers 20-25 miles on the scenic and sometimes challenging gravel roads surrounding Grinnell. Riders can expect rolling hills, varied terrain, and thoughtfully planned routes. We finish at Grinnell Craft Brewhouse for well-earned food, drinks, and community. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram (linked on this event listing) for weekly updates.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
For More Information Stop in for our preschool storytime and enjoy stories, songs, and a snack! Kids of all ages and their adults are welcome to attend, but please note that the content is aimed at children ages 3-5.
For More Information Hang out at the library! Try out activities like legos, art, science, games, and more! All materials and a snack are included.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information
Trivia happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse and is in standard format trivia. Grab a group of friends and compete to win!
For More Information
Join for a low-pressure evening of music-making!
Each session features a different hit song from the last 50+ years of pop music. Instructors will guide singers in learning the melody and harmony parts step-by-step. By the end of the night, sing the full song together in 2- or 3-part harmony. Pop-Up Choir is a great way to connect with others, build confidence, and experience the joy of shared musical expression. Group singing has been shown to boost mood, reduce stress, and create a sense of belonging — plus, it’s just plain fun! Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and complimentary snacks and beverages.
This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. $50/month allows for access to all programs and helps support the Grinnell School of Music! This event is for adults (18+); no experience is necessary.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More InformationJoin American Brawn for their Weekly Solace Sessions on Thursdays in the Solace Center (3rd floor of the Masonic Lodge). Open to Grinnell area veterans, first responders, or anyone interested in mental health. Calm your minds with enjoyable activites and some chill time of peace, joy and contentment.
Free to attend.
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Visit the annual show of work by Grinnell College Studio Art Majors, featuring nine diverse artists: Courtney Cecil, Regan Fishell, Alina Ihnatesku, Chloe Kelly, Stephanie Liao, Chris Nguyen, Keisya Park, Salif Sangare and Ethan Versh.
Regular gallery hours are 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesdays through Fridays, and 10 AM-12 PM on Saturdays. No admission fee.
For More Information
Don't know your way around a sewing machine? Have a sewing project that you need help with? Sign up for Lee Smith’s monthly workshop, an open sewing session designed to accommodate all levels! Start a project, get to know a sewing machine, and finish a project — it's all on the (sewing) table with master sewist Lee Smith along for advice and assistance. Open to those ages 18 and over; fee: $35
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Come move, connect, and make some joyful noise! This energizing class provides a welcoming environment to explore rhythm through group drumming. Drumming in a group has powerful benefits: it supports physical coordination, relieves stress, sharpens focus, and boosts mood. It also builds community, encouraging connection, listening, and collaboration.
Instruments are provided, or feel free to bring your own. Facilitated by Linda Harvey. This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. A $50/month lets you attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
For More Information Join Jane for this essential introduction to pottery and the pottery studio! Learn basic clay handling, studio etiquette, and hand-building techniques including coils, pinch pots and slabs. Please note class dates carefully: there is no class on March 8 to allow pieces to dry. Materials and firing are included in the class fee. Class size limited to six.
Dates: Sundays, February 8-March 15, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm Instructor: Jane Mertens Ages: 14+
Tuition: $140 (Stew Makerspace member and student discounts available)
For More Information Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
For More Information Stop in for our preschool storytime and enjoy stories, songs, and a snack! Kids of all ages and their adults are welcome to attend, but please note that the content is aimed at children ages 3-5.
For More Information Hang out at the library! Try out activities like legos, art, science, games, and more! All materials and a snack are included.
For More Information Pictionary happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse. Pictionary is played in 3 rounds of 10, with a different category for each round. The images presented on each slide should help players guess the correct answer within the category. Grab friends and play to win!
For More Information Come move, connect, and make some joyful noise! This energizing class provides a welcoming environment to explore rhythm through group drumming. Drumming in a group has powerful benefits: it supports physical coordination, relieves stress, sharpens focus, and boosts mood. It also builds community, encouraging connection, listening, and collaboration.
Instruments are provided, or feel free to bring your own. Facilitated by Linda Harvey. This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. A $50/month lets you attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
For More Information
Ready to deepen your wheel-throwing skills? Join Bethany for these single-session workshops to ask your wheel questions and get hands-on assistance. This workshop assumes you are already using the wheel and want help in improving your technique or tackling a specific project. Instructor: Bethany Hensley Ages: 14+ Fee: $40 (current Stew members receive a 10% discount automatically)
For More Information
Join SHE Counts for a special evening of community, conversation, and impact during Women’s History Month! We’re collecting period products to donate to MICA, Grinnell High School, Grinnell Middle School, Drake Community Library, and schools in Brooklyn and Montezuma to ensure those in need have access to essential menstrual products. Bring a period product and you will be entered to win a door prize!
Drinks for purchase and appetizers provided. Everyone is welcome to attend. Grab a friend and join us for a fun evening.
For More Information
Belt out your favorite show tunes alongside fellow Broadway lovers. Accompanied live on piano by talented local musicians, this series brings the magic of musical theater to an informal, joy-filled setting. We’ll provide a curated songbook full of hits from classic and contemporary musicals, and you’re encouraged to make requests. Whether you sing every word or just hum along, all voices are welcome. This is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. Attend whenever it works for you. Advance registration is recommended, but we will do our best to accommodate you at the door.
The suggested participation fee is $15 per event. As with all of our programs, pay-what-you-can is always an option. You can also subscribe and support GSoM! For $50/month, attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
The Grinnell School of Music, a 501(c)3 non-profit, is a community music school in Grinnell where children and adults access professional music instruction. With an emphasis on participatory, community music-making in addition to excellence in performance, we provide accessible opportunities for all ages.
For More Information Grinnell College invites you to join their new weekly series of casual, engaging conversations with featured campus guests. The new weekly series provides an opportunity for informal, engaging conversations between the College and broader Grinnell community on a variety of topics.
Today’s topic is "Museum Studies Goes to Washington: Visiting Smithsonian Museums Before and After the Executive Order." Susan Baley, who teaches Introduction to Museum Studies, has taken students to Washington, DC as part of Grinnell College’s Course-Embedded Travel (CET) program for the past two years. The class visits for a week during spring break to learn from behind-the-scenes tours with museum professionals at the Smithsonian Institution. Grinnell College is an affiliate of the Smithsonian, and our contacts in the affiliate office facilitate the tours. The impact of the 2025 Executive Order “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” on the Smithsonian museums has become part of the learning experience.
Enjoy coffee, light refreshments, and an open space for connection. All are welcome and no RSVP required. View upcoming speakers on the Grinnell College Events Calendar.
For More Information Come move, connect, and make some joyful noise! This energizing class provides a welcoming environment to explore rhythm through group drumming. Drumming in a group has powerful benefits: it supports physical coordination, relieves stress, sharpens focus, and boosts mood. It also builds community, encouraging connection, listening, and collaboration.
Instruments are provided, or feel free to bring your own. Facilitated by Linda Harvey. This event is one of our drop-in programs, designed for those who may be unable to commit to regular classes but who want to be part of a musical community. The suggested participation fee is $15 per event, $50/month, or pay-what-you-can. A $50/month lets you attend all the programs you’d like, and help support the Grinnell School of Music!
For More InformationSurrealist orthodoxy idealized feminine madness for its supposedly unfettered access to the unconscious. At the same time, an unusually large number of surrealist women artists experienced mental illness. How did women’s experience and their work align with the romanticized vision? Panelists assess the lives and careers of Frida Kahlo, Meret Oppenheim, and Sonja Sekula, artists who suffered from trauma-related symptomatology, depression, and schizophrenia, respectively.
Panelists:
Co-sponsored by Grinnell College Museum of Art and the Grinnell College Art History Department.
This April Fish workshop will show you how to make simple ceramic pieces that can be strung together to make a decorative fish, which doubles as a wind chime! No prior skill necessary. Fee is $50 and open to those over 14 years of age.
For More Information
