The church, which formed downtown in 1847, has been an active advocate of social justice, housed many social services agencies, and was integral in the creation of Cedar Rapids landmarks like Coe College and Geneva Tower. Today, the church is looking toward a goal of supporting people in Cedar Rapids who are unhoused.
Culture Crawl 628 “Dumpster Choir”
Kirkwood Community College presents the “Celebration of Visual and Performing Arts” Friday April 30, 6pm at New Bo City Market.
Held outside for COVID safety, Jennifer Cunningham, Dean of Arts and Humanities says the event will showcase Kirkwood vocal and instrumental groups, theatre, and a few surprises. There will also be a student art show, with exhibits in the Cherry Building and Raygun.
Director of Vocal Activities Fred Kiser, and Brennan Regan, a member of Kirkwood’s Jazz Transit vocal group, talk about the challenges of rehearsing and performing safely this year, which included a lot of online work, and choir practice in some… unusual locations.