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!
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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!
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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 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.
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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.
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Life with Baby – Postpartum Support and Connection Group is here for you and your baby through the various stages in their first year of life! Get your questions and concerns addressed in a supportive, come-and-go atmosphere. Life with Baby is a free group that meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at GRMC. We invite caregivers and their infant(s), from newborn to one year of age, to attend. Baby weight checks are available at each group session for growth tracking. Connect with healthcare experts like midwives, obstetric providers, family medicine providers and certified lactation experts, as well as fellow moms and caregivers. Learn tips for newborn care and postpartum recovery, discuss recommended immunizations and get support for successful breast or bottle feeding. Enjoy light refreshments, fellowship and peer and professional support and resources.
Enter through the hospital Main Entrance on the south side of the building and follow the signs to the Tomasek Conference Room on first floor. No need to register; no cost to attend. Come and go as you’re able! You do not have to be a UnityPoint Health patient to attend.
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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.
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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.
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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 InformationThe Grinnell Elks invite the community to join us for a delicious Ham Dinner for their curbside meal. The meal will be served until sold out. Enjoy a hearty, home style meal featuring ham and classic sides. All proceeds from lodge meals help fund community programs, youth initiatives, and charitable efforts right here in Grinnell. We look forward to seeing you there!
Cost: $12
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Trivia happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse and is in standard format trivia. Grab a group of friends and compete to win!
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Join Public Health for a free blood pressure check; no appointment needed.
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The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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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.
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Gravel Curious rides are for bike riders interested in trying out gravel riding. Rides leave from Bikes To You at 5:30 PM and end with time for food and community. Locations TBD. Routes are approx. 12-15 miles in length.
Please be familiar with riding a bike, changing gears and using the brakes. To borrow a bike, talk with someone from Bikes to You or visit the Prairie Burn website linked in this event listing.
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Join 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.
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The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage. Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: Grinnell Community Band. The Grinnell Community Band brings friends and neighbors together to perform your concert band favorites!
Want to join? Email grinnellcommunityband@gmail.com!
For More InformationGet ready for a full weekend of youth baseball excitement as Grinnell hosts the Small Town Baseball Iowa Championships from June 5-7, 2026! This tournament brings teams from across Iowa to compete in multiple age divisions, including 10U, 11U, 12U, and 13U, with each team guaranteed at least four games over the weekend.
This event takes place at Ahrens/Paschall Memorial Park, a premier multi‑field complex featuring eight youth baseball and softball diamonds, ample green space, playground areas, and walking paths. It’s one of Grinnell’s top athletic venues, designed to support youth sports and community recreation. The tournament is open‑competition level, making it an exciting venue for teams looking for strong play in a family‑friendly environment. Coaches interested in more details or registration information can contact the tournament organizer, Dan Ketchum.
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Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library will team up to offer a variety of fun art and reading activities to kick off 2026 Summer Programs, including the Library's Summer Reading Program and the GCMoA's Summer Outreach programs, including Storytime Art in the Park. A hotdog lunch will be served by the Elks.
This program is supported by the Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance, Lincoln Savings Bank, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, and the Grinnell Education Partnership.
In case of threatening weather, the event will be canceled. Cancelations will be announced on Grinnell College Museum of Art’s Facebook page prior to the start of the session. You may also text GCMoA at 641 780 5215 or call DCL at 641 236 2661. Grinnell College/Drake Community Library does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. These programs are open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
For More InformationGet ready for a full weekend of youth baseball excitement as Grinnell hosts the Small Town Baseball Iowa Championships from June 5-7, 2026! This tournament brings teams from across Iowa to compete in multiple age divisions, including 10U, 11U, 12U, and 13U, with each team guaranteed at least four games over the weekend.
This event takes place at Ahrens/Paschall Memorial Park, a premier multi‑field complex featuring eight youth baseball and softball diamonds, ample green space, playground areas, and walking paths. It’s one of Grinnell’s top athletic venues, designed to support youth sports and community recreation. The tournament is open‑competition level, making it an exciting venue for teams looking for strong play in a family‑friendly environment. Coaches interested in more details or registration information can contact the tournament organizer, Dan Ketchum.
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Prairie Burn is back for 2026 with new ride distances, the same legendary gravel, and an all-day celebration in Central Park! Whether you’re riding, running, or cheering from the park, Prairie Burn is a full-day community event for all ages.
Gravel ride options for 2026:
Family-friendly activities available throughout the day:
Stick around after your ride or run and enjoy the Prairie Burn festival atmosphere: •
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.
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The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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PFLAG Grinnell/Poweshiek will host this pride month social event for singles and couples who identify as LGBTQ+. Light snacks and beverages will be served as individuals are invited to mingle on the lawn (weather permitting) south of the Grinnellian B&B. There will be music and other fun activities as we celebrate pride month with the LGBTQ+ community.
While the event is free, advanced registration is required and can be done online using the event registration link on this event listing.
For More InformationGet ready for a full weekend of youth baseball excitement as Grinnell hosts the Small Town Baseball Iowa Championships from June 5-7, 2026! This tournament brings teams from across Iowa to compete in multiple age divisions, including 10U, 11U, 12U, and 13U, with each team guaranteed at least four games over the weekend.
This event takes place at Ahrens/Paschall Memorial Park, a premier multi‑field complex featuring eight youth baseball and softball diamonds, ample green space, playground areas, and walking paths. It’s one of Grinnell’s top athletic venues, designed to support youth sports and community recreation. The tournament is open‑competition level, making it an exciting venue for teams looking for strong play in a family‑friendly environment. Coaches interested in more details or registration information can contact the tournament organizer, Dan Ketchum.
For More InformationSomething magical is happening in our town, and your child can be part of the story! During this camp, we’re celebrating the Creatures of Grinnell public art project by bringing our own fantastical friends to life. Using paper-mâché, cardboard fabrication, and vibrant painting, campers will engineer unique puppets and develop their own legendary backstories. Your "creature" might even be invited to make its debut in a special exhibition at the Stewart Gallery! Come build a friend and leave your mark on Grinnell’s imagination
Step into the role of creature designer! Inspired by the Creatures of Grinnell public art installation, this week of camp for student entering grades 5-8 focuses on the intersection of story-telling and sculpture. Students will dive into experimental puppetry and fabrication to construct large-scale, character-driven creatures. From initial concept sketches to final paint and texture, you'll develop a creature with a unique personality and story, which will be showcased in the Stewart Gallery!
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 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 Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
For More InformationSomething magical is happening in our town, and your child can be part of the story! During this camp, we’re celebrating the Creatures of Grinnell public art project by bringing our own fantastical friends to life. Using paper-mâché, cardboard fabrication, and vibrant painting, campers will engineer unique puppets and develop their own legendary backstories. Your "creature" might even be invited to make its debut in a special exhibition at the Stewart Gallery! Come build a friend and leave your mark on Grinnell’s imagination
Step into the role of creature designer! Inspired by the Creatures of Grinnell public art installation, this week of camp for student entering grades 5-8 focuses on the intersection of story-telling and sculpture. Students will dive into experimental puppetry and fabrication to construct large-scale, character-driven creatures. From initial concept sketches to final paint and texture, you'll develop a creature with a unique personality and story, which will be showcased in the Stewart Gallery!
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 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 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 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 InformationSomething magical is happening in our town, and your child can be part of the story! During this camp, we’re celebrating the Creatures of Grinnell public art project by bringing our own fantastical friends to life. Using paper-mâché, cardboard fabrication, and vibrant painting, campers will engineer unique puppets and develop their own legendary backstories. Your "creature" might even be invited to make its debut in a special exhibition at the Stewart Gallery! Come build a friend and leave your mark on Grinnell’s imagination
Step into the role of creature designer! Inspired by the Creatures of Grinnell public art installation, this week of camp for student entering grades 5-8 focuses on the intersection of story-telling and sculpture. Students will dive into experimental puppetry and fabrication to construct large-scale, character-driven creatures. From initial concept sketches to final paint and texture, you'll develop a creature with a unique personality and story, which will be showcased in the Stewart Gallery!
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 InformationSomething magical is happening in our town, and your child can be part of the story! During this camp, we’re celebrating the Creatures of Grinnell public art project by bringing our own fantastical friends to life. Using paper-mâché, cardboard fabrication, and vibrant painting, campers will engineer unique puppets and develop their own legendary backstories. Your "creature" might even be invited to make its debut in a special exhibition at the Stewart Gallery! Come build a friend and leave your mark on Grinnell’s imagination
Join Public Health for a free blood pressure check; no appointment needed.
For More Information Step into the role of creature designer! Inspired by the Creatures of Grinnell public art installation, this week of camp for student entering grades 5-8 focuses on the intersection of story-telling and sculpture. Students will dive into experimental puppetry and fabrication to construct large-scale, character-driven creatures. From initial concept sketches to final paint and texture, you'll develop a creature with a unique personality and story, which will be showcased in the Stewart Gallery!
The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 Information Gravel Curious rides are for bike riders interested in trying out gravel riding. Rides leave from Bikes To You at 5:30 PM and end with time for food and community. Locations TBD. Routes are approx. 12-15 miles in length.
Please be familiar with riding a bike, changing gears and using the brakes. To borrow a bike, talk with someone from Bikes to You or visit the Prairie Burn website linked in this event listing.
For More Information Join 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 The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage. Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: Grinnell Community Band. The Grinnell Community Band brings friends and neighbors together to perform your concert band favorites!
Want to join? Email grinnellcommunityband@gmail.com!
For More InformationSomething magical is happening in our town, and your child can be part of the story! During this camp, we’re celebrating the Creatures of Grinnell public art project by bringing our own fantastical friends to life. Using paper-mâché, cardboard fabrication, and vibrant painting, campers will engineer unique puppets and develop their own legendary backstories. Your "creature" might even be invited to make its debut in a special exhibition at the Stewart Gallery! Come build a friend and leave your mark on Grinnell’s imagination
Step into the role of creature designer! Inspired by the Creatures of Grinnell public art installation, this week of camp for student entering grades 5-8 focuses on the intersection of story-telling and sculpture. Students will dive into experimental puppetry and fabrication to construct large-scale, character-driven creatures. From initial concept sketches to final paint and texture, you'll develop a creature with a unique personality and story, which will be showcased in the Stewart Gallery!
Grab a pal and join for a fun workshop to create and glaze a pet bowl for your pet! No experience necessary. Participants over the age of 21 may BYOB. Items will be fired in the kilns and ready for pickup at the Stew no more than four weeks after the workshop.
The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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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 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 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 Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 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 Life with Baby – Postpartum Support and Connection Group is here for you and your baby through the various stages in their first year of life! Get your questions and concerns addressed in a supportive, come-and-go atmosphere. Life with Baby is a free group that meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at GRMC. We invite caregivers and their infant(s), from newborn to one year of age, to attend. Baby weight checks are available at each group session for growth tracking. Connect with healthcare experts like midwives, obstetric providers, family medicine providers and certified lactation experts, as well as fellow moms and caregivers. Learn tips for newborn care and postpartum recovery, discuss recommended immunizations and get support for successful breast or bottle feeding. Enjoy light refreshments, fellowship and peer and professional support and resources.
Enter through the hospital Main Entrance on the south side of the building and follow the signs to the Tomasek Conference Room on first floor. No need to register; no cost to attend. Come and go as you’re able! You do not have to be a UnityPoint Health patient to attend.
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 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 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 Public Health for a free blood pressure check; no appointment needed.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 Information Gravel Curious rides are for bike riders interested in trying out gravel riding. Rides leave from Bikes To You at 5:30 PM and end with time for food and community. Locations TBD. Routes are approx. 12-15 miles in length.
Please be familiar with riding a bike, changing gears and using the brakes. To borrow a bike, talk with someone from Bikes to You or visit the Prairie Burn website linked in this event listing.
For More Information Join 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.
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The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage. Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: Lani and her band!
Based in Des Moines, Lani is a Colombian-American singer/songwriter, keyboardist, and accordion player based in Iowa, named Latin Artist of the Year at the Iowa Music Awards in 2024. As a solo artist, she captivates with intimate songwriting and delicate vibes, while her powerhouse vocals drive the full band’s explosive rhythm and energy. Together, Lani and her band fuse Colombian Latin music with American pop, making waves across the Midwest.
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LGBTQ+ informal gathering offering community, snacks, and resources. All are welcome, come as you are!
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 The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information *Special time and date!* The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage, but this presentation will be on Saturday morning.
Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: Grinnell Community Band. The Grinnell Community Band brings friends and neighbors together to perform your concert band favorites!
Want to join? Email grinnellcommunityband@gmail.com!
For More InformationIn partnership with the Grinnell College Staff Council, Grinnell College presents Coming to America as part of the celebration of the 250th Anniversary of America. From the America in Color series, this engaging film explores the rich history of immigration in the United States—from Einstein-mania to Sicilian pizza—and highlights how immigrants have shaped America’s identity, culture, and tastes. Run time: 48 minutes.
Stick around for a sweet treat! The Dari Barn trailer will be on site from 2:00–4:00 p.m., offering a free ice-cream sundae to the first 120 attendees following the screening.
This program is part of Grinnell College’s Smithsonian Affiliate public film series, which features ten Smithsonian-produced films exploring different aspects of American life and history. Running from May through November, the series takes place at various times and locations across campus and in the community. Each screening includes collaboration with community partners, faculty, and staff to connect the films to local experiences, Iowa history, and the broader American story—creating shared space for learning, reflection, and connection.
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 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 Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 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 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 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 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 Join Public Health for a free blood pressure check; no appointment needed.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 Information Gravel Curious rides are for bike riders interested in trying out gravel riding. Rides leave from Bikes To You at 5:30 PM and end with time for food and community. Locations TBD. Routes are approx. 12-15 miles in length.
Please be familiar with riding a bike, changing gears and using the brakes. To borrow a bike, talk with someone from Bikes to You or visit the Prairie Burn website linked in this event listing.
For More Information Join 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.
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The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage. Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: River Glen Band.
Hailing from Dubuque, multi-instrumentalist River writes poignant folk-pop with lyricism that is clever and current. River’s songs and performances have “somethin to say,” and the band will be stopping in Grinnell before heading back for a performance with the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra on June 28.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information *Special time and date!* The Grinnell Area Arts Council presents Music in the Park on Thursdays through July 30 on the Central Park Stage, but this presentation will be on Saturday morning.
Shows are free and begins at 7 PM. This week presents: Grinnell Community Band. The Grinnell Community Band brings friends and neighbors together to perform your concert band favorites!
Want to join? Email grinnellcommunityband@gmail.com!
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The Grinnell Pride Collective and PFLAG Grinnell/Poweshiek are happy to host the second annual Big Gay BBQ as a community celebration of Pride Month. There will be food and beverages and a variety of family friendly events including music, crafts, storytime and other pride filled fun. All are invited to come join in the fun.
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 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 Grinnell College Museum of Art and Drake Community Library are offering free hands-on art and literacy activities for children and families at selected sites in Grinnell (dates, times and locations below). Each session will offer hands-on art activities, and books read and take home. On Tuesdays, Grinnell Farm to Table will offer free produce to take home.
Supported by Grinnell Education Partnership, AmeriCorps, Seed Coalition, Grinnell Mutual, Grinnell Farm to Table, Greater Poweshiek County Community Foundation/Poweshiek County Alliance and Lincoln Savings Bank. In case of threatening weather, Storytime Art in the Park will be cancelled. You may text GCMoA at 641-780-5215 or call DCL at 641-236-2661 if you have questions. Grinnell College does not assume responsibility for the care and safety of children who attend these events. The College makes these programs open to the public with the understanding that for children who attend, a parent, legal guardian, or other designated caregiver remains responsible for their care and protection.
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 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 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.
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