Events in Cedar Rapids today

Car enthusiasts gather at Big Grove Brewery in Cedar Rapids for a relaxed Cars and Coffee meetup. Attendees may bring a special interest vehicle, enjoy coffee provided by Big Grove, and see what others have brought. Parking is on the street.

K9Splash turns Bever Park Pool in Cedar Rapids into a canine pool party filled with splashing, paddling, and wagging tails. The event welcomes dogs of every swimming style, from bold cannonballers to cautious paw dippers. The day begins with a dedicated swim for small dogs under 15 inches tall, then opens for dogs of all sizes. Admission is $15 per dog, per day, with cash preferred. A weekend discount is available when paying for both days at once on the first day, reducing the second day’s fee by $5. Babies and children under 48 inches are not allowed inside the pool area, though they may watch from outside the fence. Registration forms are available on site to streamline check in. Dogs must be current on rabies, parvo, and distemper vaccinations, and proof from a licensed veterinarian is required. Rabies tags alone are not accepted. Acceptable proof includes vaccination certificates, vet billing reminders listing vaccines, or a screenshot or printout from a veterinary portal. Volunteer and sponsorship opportunities are available, and the event supports local off-leash dog parks.

House Of Iron celebrates one year of building more than a gym, honoring a community where dedication is valued, goals are pursued, and everyone feels at home. The anniversary event offers exclusive merchandise, large raffle prizes, swag bags, specials on supplements, a reveal of the newest equipment, complimentary day passes for friends and family, food vendors, live music by DJ Tone Da Boss, and appearances from leading fitness industry vendors. The day salutes early mornings, personal records, progress made, friendships formed, and the members who helped shape one of the fastest growing fitness communities in Eastern Iowa. Year one is celebrated, and momentum carries into the next chapter.

Enjoy a free group fitness session at Kingston Yard, presented by The M.A.C. and iGYM. This edition features a HIIT workout with Denise. The series runs every other Saturday and rotates formats, including Dance Club Cardio, yoga with Cynthia, and HIIT sessions with Hanna.

At Cedar Rapids Public Library, the End of Summer Party teams up with the Back to School Social for a festive sendoff that welcomes kids from those gearing up for kindergarten through students finishing high school. Greene Square buzzes with hands-on fun, including spin art with the Grout Museum, a trampoline and climbing wall, story time on the Urban Plaza, and a chance to explore and ride a school bus. Indoors, cool off with a dance party, creative crafts, and a scavenger hunt. Outdoor activities depend on the weather, and some may move inside if needed. The Back to School Social is supported by Corda Credit Union.

Rune readings with Laina focus on clear, practical guidance for specific questions and life decisions. Topics can include career direction, relationships, family dynamics, personal growth, and a deeper sense of calling. Each session blends messages from the Runes with Laina’s intuitive insight, and it concludes with a small Rune painting made to reflect what came through so you can continue integrating the experience afterward. All appointment times are currently filled. Readings are $55, and spots are typically reserved in advance with a deposit. After your session, capture insights in a notebook or your phone while they are fresh. Spend time meditating with your painting and the message it carries to invite added clarity, strength, or inspiration that aligns with your reading. You may even feel drawn to take it along to a place that feels meaningful. If questions arise later, you can follow up with Laina directly.

At Salveo, this manifestation workshop centers on the Lions Gate Portal, a time associated with powerful alignment and intention setting. Participants will explore the fundamentals of manifestation, practice simple techniques, experience a guided meditation, and complete an intention-setting exercise to help clarify their next steps and tune into their deepest aims. Attendance is limited to eight people, and the price is $44 per person.

Free school supplies will be available in limited quantities. An inflatable and snow cones for kids will be on hand, courtesy of Oak Street Health. Hyvee on Johnson ave will supply cookies and water.

Iowa City area musician Christopher Ingram brings his solo guitar and vocals to The Shack Tavern with a mix of southern rock, classic rock, and classic country. The set features songs by artists such as Tom Petty, ZZ Top, the Eagles, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Enjoy an annual backyard-style hang with live music, plenty of shade, and beer. Bring a lawn chair and settle in for a laid-back good time. Food and drinks will be available for purchase on site.

Island Fever Phlocking 2026 brings an island-themed fundraiser to The Olympic South Side Theater in Cedar Rapids, presented by the Isle of Iowa Parrot Head Club. The event offers a relaxed tropical atmosphere with live music and a strong community focus. Tickets are available, and all event proceeds go to Do What You Love to End Alzheimer's to help fund research and care in the fight against the disease.

A competitive volleyball meetup with a nautical twist. Sign-ups are available before play begins. The entry fee is $10 per player, and cash prizes go to the top finishers. Sailor or captain hats, striped shirts, and retro navy-inspired outfits are encouraged for added theme and fun.

Celebrate The Hobbit with a special prerelease event. Admission is 50 dollars per person.

A performance will be presented on the Family Entertainment Stage at the St. Jude Sweet Corn Festival.

Catch Catfish Keith live at The James Theater in Iowa City. The show is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM.

A welcoming gathering with plenty for everyone, featuring sweet corn, beer, and carnival fun.

Enjoy a one hit wonder themed music bingo night at Kingston's Steakhouse in Cedar Rapids, featuring chart-topping singles from artists like Sir Mix-A-Lot, Crazy Town, Rednex, Vanilla Ice, Right Said Fred, House of Pain, and Blind Melon, with more favorites in the mix. Participation is free, with chances to win complimentary drinks and other prizes. The event welcomes all ages and offers a fresh twist on the classic bingo experience.

French Pastry by Sandrine presents one of two new signature fondue events, with this edition showcasing Italian flavors for the summer. Enjoy an assortment of Mediterranean vegetables, charcuterie, and breads for dipping into a warm blend of mozzarella, garlic, and pesto. Hosted at Cedar Ridge Winery and Distillerie, the tasting is paired with Atlas white wine crafted at the winery. A separate Provençal-themed fondue event is also part of the series.

Settle in for a golf cart style drive in movie night featuring Field of Dreams. Before the film, enjoy a round of mini golf that is included with admission. Tickets are 15 dollars and cover one round of mini golf plus the outdoor screening. Golf cart seating is limited to the first 40 registrants. Additional guests can take part in mini golf and watch the movie from their own chairs or blankets. Registration is required in advance. For questions, call 319-286-5566.

Move through a seamless sequence of poses guided by your breath, creating an active practice that feels smooth and intentional. The steady rhythm of movement with each inhale and exhale can quiet the mind and support presence in the here and now. Practitioners of every level are welcome.

Start the week at Greene Square Park with interactive fun for children ages 5 to 12. Kids can dive into games, make crafts, try creative projects, and get moving with active play, and each visit offers something new to discover.

Volunteers will cut fabric, sew, iron, and assemble washable, reusable menstrual care kits for girls in Haiti and Panama. There are roles for all ages and skill levels, and no sewing experience is required. The effort supports Days for Girls International, which works to expand lasting access to sustainable period care and health education so girls can learn with dignity and freedom. Each kit can return about 180 days to a girl’s life... time for education, health, and dignity.

Start the week at Greene Square Park with interactive activities designed for children ages 5 to 12. Kids can dive into games, make crafts, explore creative projects, and enjoy active play, with something different to discover on each visit.

This entry-level Qigong class is led by Gina Molby, a certified energy practitioner, Reiki Master, Qigong instructor, and earth steward. Qigong, pronounced chee-gong, is a deeply restorative practice rooted in ancient Chinese tradition that blends martial arts principles, philosophy, and a sense of flow and presence. Often described as a moving meditation, it pairs slow, intentional movement with gentle focus and steady breathing to support the nervous system while cultivating and circulating life force energy. The practice invites you to notice thoughts and emotions such as anger, sadness, or restlessness without being controlled by them. As the body relaxes and energy moves more freely, many people experience greater emotional balance, mental clarity, and renewed vitality. Designed for beginners and anyone navigating a busy schedule, accumulated stress, or low energy, as well as those curious about sustainable ways to build clarity and steady energy over time. Cost is $20 per class. Registration is available through Illuminations.

Join the Hiawatha Public Library Scrabble Club in the Glenn Schminke Room. It’s a casual meet-up for people who enjoy playing Scrabble, and you can stay as long as you’re still finding words.

Enjoy a complimentary screening of Shrek at the ImOn Stage. Attendees can bring the family, plus blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable seating. The event is made possible by Community 1st Credit Union.

Kids can get creative at Greene Square Park, experimenting with paint, color, and glue while working through playful art themes and hands-on projects. Everyone wraps up with a piece they crafted themselves to bring home.

Enjoy half-off pricing on Game Zone games, open bowling, and laser tag. Some exclusions apply.

Greene Square Park turns into a lively arena for NERF fun with games, creative challenges, and good-natured matchups. Blasters and goggles are provided, so everything needed for the fun is ready to go.

Matthew 25 hosts a Community Building Potluck at Groundswell, bringing neighbors together for a shared meal and meaningful conversation. Guests are encouraged to bring a dish to share and enjoy a friendly setting that supports new connections and stronger community ties. Each gathering includes a conversation starter; this time the discussion centers on food justice and how different parts of the food system intersect with race, class, and gender. Everyone is welcome. The venue may occasionally change from month to month, so check the latest details. For more information, call 319-362-2214.

A general interest book club from Cedar Rapids Public Library welcomes new participants and meets on the second Tuesday of each month. This meeting takes place at I'll Meet You There and features a discussion of Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult.

Spend a fun hour learning how Iowa farm families cooked and ate across the seasons at this historic food sampler. You’ll hear a short talk or watch a demonstration, get a chance to use vintage kitchen tools, and enjoy samples tied to historic recipes. Families are welcome, and you’re encouraged to bring a favorite summer recipe from your own collection to share with others.

Stop by El Kahir Shrine for Tuesday Night Out, a laid-back evening where you can grab something cold to drink at a good price. Food is available to purchase on the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays. There is often cornhole to play, plus dart, video poker, and other machines. This event is open to the public and welcomes all ages.

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga and Pilates session at Amazing Space at Indian Creek Nature Center, guided by experienced local instructors. Practice takes place on the patio and lawn, surrounded by prairie and woodland views. No playlist is needed, as the sounds of geese, frogs, and the breeze set a peaceful tone. These sessions are popular, so plan to arrive a little early to park and get settled so the class can begin and wrap up on time. Classes are held outside only, with no indoor backup if the weather turns. If conditions look uncertain, check the Facebook page for cancellation updates. Please bring your own mat and any props such as blocks or straps, since loaner mats are not available. The building is open for restroom use and water bottle refills. For everyone’s wellbeing, stay home if you or anyone in your household is sick, recovering, or has had recent exposure to illness. Practice in the Prairie is supported by Sandwire, and the instructor may vary from week to week.

Sisters of the Moon presents the 2026 theme We are Stardust, a monthly circle at Illuminations that journeys through the zodiac one sign at a time. Each gathering shares approachable astrology insights and practical tools to begin reading a natal birth chart, inviting a thoughtful exploration of the constellation that is you. Sessions are offered in person with a separate online option each month, and reservations are handled through Illuminations. The fee is $20 per circle event, or choose a $30 per month membership that includes an Astrological Houses guide, monthly worksheets for every sign, guided meditations with journal prompts, curated quarterly boxes tailored to sun, moon, rising, and Saturn House, monthly new and full moon readings and rituals, access to a membership site with all materials, and admission to all monthly circles in person and online. Paying for the full year at $375 adds extra perks such as a printed natal chart, a 2026 Moon Journal from Moon Phase Studios, and premium quarterly boxes with additional astrology tools customized to the member’s chart using provided birth details.

Explore the library’s maker spaces during an open house featuring live demonstrations of 3D printers and a laser cutter. Attendees can browse completed examples created on the different machines, learn how to access and use the rooms, and speak with a librarian about project ideas or other maker-related questions. The event begins in the Technology Classroom at Cedar Rapids Public Library.

Scores on 33rd hosts trivia twice each month on the second and fourth Tuesday. Expect a wide range of categories and questions that welcome all knowledge levels, making it easy for everyone to find a topic they enjoy.

Weekly Music Bingo features new themes each month and is always free. Pick up a card, listen for the songs, and mark your matches for a chance to win house cash. Drop in any time and stay as long as you like. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with great music and low pressure fun.

Think & Drink Entertainment hosts a weekly game night at Mulligan's Pub with a rotating mix of favorites like trivia, Name That Tune, music bingo, and old school 75-ball bingo. It is free to play, prizes are available, and all ages are welcome. Seating can fill quickly, so plan to arrive early to secure a table.

Enjoy a comedy open mic at Old Neighborhood Pub where admission is free. To perform, look for the signup link on Lucky Cat's Facebook page.

Tuesday nights now feature a relaxed series that begins indoors, with plans to move out to the patio as interest grows. All summer long there will be a welcoming stage and a chill atmosphere for enjoying music with friends. The show blends a live jukebox feel with lighthearted karaoke, aiming to create an easygoing experience that everyone can enjoy.

Enjoy an evening of organ music and sweet treats as part of a summer series devoted to pipes, pedals, and pie. This installment features Brenda Sevcik, organist at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids, continuing the focus on church musicians from across the Creative Corridor region. After the concert, the Musical Arts Committee presents a social with pie and ice cream, planned for the new outdoor back patio area if weather permits.

Bushwood Sports Bar & Grill hosts a complimentary trivia event led by a DJ.

Expect karaoke, high-energy hits, and a lively vibe on Tuesday. The kitchen stays open until 10 so you can grab a bite between songs.

Get a night of James Bond inspired music in Brucemore’s historic courtyard carriage house. This year’s Music in the Courtyard program features songs made famous by 007, reimagined by Brucemore’s Artisan in Residence Gerard Estella and performed by singers Stephanie Goff and Allison Yoder. It’s an outdoor, all-ages experience under the stars.

Begin the morning at Greene Square Park with gentle activity, friendly conversation, and lighthearted outdoor fun. Seniors can connect with one another while taking part in relaxing, engaging experiences in the fresh air.

Connect with fellow gardeners while caring for the Shakespeare Garden at Ellis Park. This community gardening gathering focuses on nurturing the beds and enjoying time in nature. Attendees are welcome to bring their own gardening tools to support a space appreciated by many.

A breath-guided sequence links poses in a smooth, dynamic flow. The steady rhythm of movement and mindful breathing cultivates a meditative calm, helping participants release distractions and stay present. Open to practitioners of all experience levels.

At Greene Square Park, children ages 5 to 12 can take part in interactive activities. Expect games, craft-making, creative projects, and physical play, with something new to try each time.

Enjoy half-price fun each Wednesday, from opening to closing, with 50% off Game Zone games, open bowling, and laser tag. A few exceptions apply.

Join others at the Hiawatha Public Library for open play of American mahjong. Bring your own game and card if you have them, and drop in to play with fellow community members. Limited supplies may be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Explore a farmers market set at Old MacDonald’s Farm where vendors from the area offer produce, meats, and handmade items near the farm entrance. Some sellers are certified by the Iowa Department of Agriculture to accept WIC Program IFMNP checks. Bring a reusable bag, take a moment to chat with the vendors, and enjoy a relaxed midweek stop at the farm.

Experience Dungeons & Dragons at Cedar Rapids Public Library with weekly tables offering plenty of adventure. Rulebooks from 2014 and dice will be on hand, and players can arrive with a first-level character and plenty of imagination. Help with building a character and tutorials on how the game works are available for beginners. Open to all ages and all levels of experience. Dungeon Masters interested in launching a table of their own are welcome.

Pokémon Night is a weekly gathering where new and seasoned Trainers connect for free play and trading across the video game, trading card game, and Pokémon GO communities. Bring a Nintendo Switch for friendly battles in formats such as VGC, OU, and casual matches. Trade cards, learn the basics, or try out a deck in low-pressure TCG games. Coordinate raids, make trades, and test PVP battles in Pokémon GO. Optional mini tournaments and challenges are available each week and welcome all skill levels. Tips, team-building help, and friendly strategy conversations are part of the experience. People of all ages and skill levels are welcome. This is a bring your own device event, so attendees should bring a console, cards, or a mobile device. Sharing may be limited and is not guaranteed. Admission is free and no registration is required.

An all-ages chess club that welcomes newcomers who want to learn, players aiming to deepen their understanding, and experienced participants ready to share their knowledge with others.

At Nick's Bar & Grill, this themed night blends true crime trivia with a fictional case to crack. Choose to play on your own or form a team. The evening begins with a lineup of suspects, locations, and key details. After each round of true crime questions, new clues are revealed to help narrow down the culprit. Prizes go to the first team that solves the case and to the highest scorers in the trivia rounds.

A weekly gathering at First Turn Games centered on modern play. This recurring meetup provides a regular chance to play modern with fellow players.

Create a 16x20 canvas painting at a guided Cork N Canvas Iowa event at Rio Burritos. Admission is $35 per person, and all materials are included, from canvas and paints to brushes and an apron. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the venue, and outside items are not permitted. This experience is for adults 18 and older and may include adult language and content. Cancellation policy: there are no refunds, but tickets can be moved to another event if requested at least 24 hours in advance. No store credit is offered for last minute cancellations or no shows. Tickets are transferable to another person, and cancellations should be made by email. If weather or other conditions require the class to be canceled, notifications will be sent by email and posted on Facebook, and tickets will be honored at a future class that is not sold out.

This all-levels group yoga therapy session with Sayde emphasizes mindful breathing, purposeful movement, and a heart-centered focus that helps calm the mind and reconnect with inner spirit. Open to every body and accommodating for families, the class is offered through monthly registration at The Studio at Illuminations for $15. Participants are welcome to bring a mat, and supplies are available if needed. Sayde brings more than two decades of teaching experience and holds master’s degrees in Yoga Therapy and Exercise Science. Her approach goes beyond a typical class to help identify the sources of physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual strain, encouraging freer movement and supportive shifts in thoughts and actions for a grounded return to self.

A favorite summertime tradition returns to the courtyard with an open air concert celebrating the music of 007. Hear the iconic themes and songs from the James Bond films, spanning from Dr. No to No Time to Die, reimagined by Brucemore’s Artisan in Residence, Gerard Estella, and performed by powerhouse vocalists Stephanie Goff and Allison Yoder Hershberger. The evening highlights local artistry in a relaxed outdoor setting where cinematic melodies take center stage. Ticket options include individual seats at $30, with a $25 rate for Supporters. Tables are available at $110 for four and $140 for five, with Supporters paying $90 and $115. A $4 processing fee is added to online and phone purchases.

At Picasso in the Park, kids dive into paint, add color, and get creative with glue while exploring playful themes. They will build interactive art projects and head home with a one-of-a-kind piece they made themselves.

The Cedar Rapids Parks and Recreation Department brings its Rollin' Recmobile to Cleveland Park for a summer stop featuring free activities and a designated free lunch option. This traveling program uses colorful vans to visit parks across the city each week, offering chances to make new friends and chase away summer boredom. There is no cost to participate, and people may visit at any park as often as they wish. Plans call for a steady schedule, though weather or other factors may occasionally prompt changes. Presented by the City of Cedar Rapids Parks and Recreation Department, with support from the City of Cedar Rapids, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation, Cedar Rapids Kiwanis, and the Cedar Rapids Parks Foundation. For questions, contact 319-286-5566 or recreation@cedar-rapids.org.

A beginner-friendly chair yoga session led by instructor Tammy Bayer offers movements tailored to different needs and mobility levels. A chair provides support for both seated and standing poses, making yoga approachable for those who are new, navigating physical limitations, or who find traditional classes challenging.

Join Matthew 25 at Cultivate Hope Urban Farm for Farm Stand Thursdays, a weekly opportunity to pick up your CSA share or shop fresh, locally grown produce. It is a free, all-ages event where you can connect with the community and support a more sustainable Cedar Rapids through healthy local food.

Explore recovery through a cognitive, thought-based framework in a session open to everyone.

Meet Me at the Market is NewBo City Market’s premier summer wellness event, bringing the community together in the Market Yard for free guided walks, runs, bike rides, dance fitness, and yoga. People of every fitness level are welcome and no advance registration is required. Dance fitness and yoga are led by a rotating team of instructors on the Bankers Trust stage on the Market Lawn. Bring a water bottle, and a mat if you plan to practice yoga. Walks and runs typically cover one to four miles with fresh routes each week, including special destination outings. Bike rides vary in distance and route as well. Many activities take place outdoors, so dress for the weather. Family Nights return with fitness for all ages, including a bounce house and additional activities to keep everyone moving. Presented by Dupaco and sponsored by 7G Distributing, Iowa Running Company, PCI, STACK Wellness, and Twenty40 Concepts.

Palomino sets the tone for an evening of country dancing at VFW Post 788 in Cedar Rapids. All are welcome, and the cover charge is $10. Food and cold drinks will be available so you can keep the energy up while you dance throughout the evening.

Metro Harley Davidson Bike Night features a set from Encore Legends, a party rock band with a high-energy show and a mix of styles. The group is a 2025 Iowa Music Awards nominee and is signed with Beyond Media Entertainment. The event raises money for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital.

Artists thrive in community, and this monthly Art Chat on the second Thursday creates space to connect. Through Tree of Liminality and Farmhouse Art Collective, participants share works in progress, gather feedback from fellow creatives, and explore collaboration. If you are working in visual art, writing, performance, or any other creative practice, bring your current project for conversation. The setting is relaxed, RSVPs are encouraged, and there is a $5 suggested donation.

Kingston’s Steakhouse brings a warm-weather vibe to the patio with a live music series centered on singer songwriters. Local artists share original tunes along with acoustic takes on familiar songs for an easygoing night of music. The full food menu is available outside, including steaks, burgers, and other favorites. Happy Hour features 2-for-1 drinks, creating an easy pairing of sips, bites, and intimate performances in a relaxed setting.

Groups receive their own set of random LEGO bricks and take on a series of build challenges designed by the librarian. The emphasis is on teamwork and creativity, with a laid-back atmosphere that makes it easy to relax and have fun together.

Iowa’s Jazz Station begins its next half-century with an evening at Noelridge Park that spotlights rising artists shaping the jazz scene in Iowa and beyond. This concert features performances by the Paul Lichty Jazz Orchestra and Young Artists: Jazz on 76th from Prairie, and it will be broadcast live on 88.3 KCCK. Led by Central Iowa musician and composer Paul Lichty, the Paul Lichty Jazz Orchestra draws on his wide-ranging work as music director and trombonist for BYOBrass and The Domita Show and as jazz chair of the Iowa Pride Ensembles. The ensemble’s debut album, Dark Soul, was released in 2021 and is available on streaming platforms. Lichty also serves as a band director at Winterset Junior High School and is a recipient of the CJC Des Moines Hall of Fame Next Generation award recognizing emerging talent in Des Moines. Jazz on 76th brings together current and recently graduated Prairie High School students from a program that has reached the Iowa Jazz Championships for the past two years. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic or purchase food from vendors. For weather-related updates or potential cancellations, tune to 88.3 KCCK. This event is supported by sponsors including McGrath Family of Dealerships, Collins Community Credit Union, Illuminate Digital, Brian and Marty Stoll, Nile and Lois Dusdieker, West Music, and Kirkwood Community College.

Think & Drink Entertainment brings a free, all ages game night to Spare Time Entertainment in Cedar Rapids. Teams can include up to eight players, and competitors have a chance to win house cash and other prizes. Seating can go quickly, so plan to arrive early to secure a table.

Get ready for an outdoor evening of James Bond inspired music at Brucemore. This year’s program features songs made famous by 007, reimagined by Brucemore’s Artisan in Residence Gerard Estella and performed by Stephanie Goff and Allison Yoder. Bring your ticket and enjoy a night of cinematic tunes under the stars in the courtyard of Brucemore’s historic carriage house.

John Mulaney brings his latest stand up to McGrath Amphitheatre, joined by a special guest. The writer, comedian and actor is a four time Emmy winner with additional recognition from Critics Choice and the WGA. Most recently he created and hosted the Netflix talk show Everybody's Live with John Mulaney, a continuation of Everybody's in LA that blended monologues, guest interviews, taped sketches and music. He also took the stage in the Broadway production All In: Comedy About Love with Fred Armisen, Richard Kind and Renee Elise Goldsberry. He is on the road with his new tour, John Mulaney: Mister Whatever, and is set to appear in the Amazon MGM Studios film Madden directed by David O. Russell.

John Mulaney brings his Mister Whatever Tour to the outdoor McGrath Amphitheatre in Cedar Rapids. This is an evening of stand-up comedy with reserved seating plus general admission lawn space where you can bring blankets and chairs. Doors open ahead of the show for an on-site start to the night, rain or shine.