Red Cedar and Jamshid Jam: Global ConsortiumMiera Kim, violinCarey Bostian, celloJean-François Charles, clarinets and electronicsRamin Roshandel, setarThis concert is free and open to the public.

Composers Workshop IThis concert is free and open to the public.

The Happy Hour TourPart of Club HancherPart of Hancher's 53rd seasonHustle to secure your seat for a comic whose territory is personal—and hilarious.Don’t challenge Kelsey Cook to a foosball game, and don’t miss her standup comedy. Her first special, The Hustler, racked up three million views on YouTube with even more viewers watching on Hulu. In her latest special, Mark Your Territory, she shares personal stories that are equal parts embarrassing, shocking, and hysterical. Claim your spot in...

Guest Artist Recital: Robert Benton, euphoniumThis concert is free and open to the public.

The Happy Hour TourPart of Club HancherPart of Hancher's 53rd seasonHustle to secure your seat for a comic whose territory is personal—and hilarious.Don’t challenge Kelsey Cook to a foosball game, and don’t miss her standup comedy. Her first special, The Hustler, racked up three million views on YouTube with even more viewers watching on Hulu. In her latest special, Mark Your Territory, she shares personal stories that are equal parts embarrassing, shocking, and hysterical. Claim your spot in...

Guest Artist Recital: Caleb Lambert and Martin Gelwasser, tromboneThis concert is free and open to the public.

J.S. Bach: Partitas for KeyboardPart of Hancher Up ClosePart of Hancher's 53rd seasonA perfect match of a genius musician and ingenious music.A virtuoso of the first order, Jeremy Denk will perform a selection of Bach’s Partitas—works known for being as complex and challenging as they are gorgeous. Denk has won the Avery Fisher Prize, been named a MacArthur “Genius,” and is the author of the bestselling memoir Every Good Boy Does Fine. Enjoy this masterful musician in an intimate setting on...

By Darrin TerpstraTickets:Tickets for workshops and galleries are free of charge; however, you must obtain a ticket at the door and seating is limited.

An Iowa tradition connects writers from around the world and Department of Dance students.Every year, the University of Iowa's International Writing Program welcomes distinguished writers from around the world for a three-month residency. These visiting writers connect with students and faculty in the UI Department of Dance to develop a collaborative performance. Dancers and writers converse across written, spoken, and movement languages, but also through a shared creative practice. It's an...

By Darrin TerpstraTickets:Tickets for workshops and galleries are free of charge; however, you must obtain a ticket at the door and seating is limited.