Events in Muscatine today

At Remis Arcane Exchange, this two-hour weekly writers workshop brings together world builders and storytellers to make steady, line-by-line progress with a little courage. Open to beginners, hobbyists, and seasoned professionals alike, it offers time to rebuild momentum, exchange ideas, explore prompts, and practice editing techniques while focusing on the stories you care about.

Part of the weekly Riftbound organized play at Remis, this casual gathering centers on friendly games in a relaxed setting. Play features 1v1 matches, with occasional 2v2 or free-for-all showdowns. Players bring their own constructed deck and have a chance to earn in-store prizes each week.

Think & Drink Trivia brings a live, interactive team quiz night to GypsyHighway in Davenport, Iowa. It is free to play and welcomes all ages. The game features four rounds that grow in difficulty and point values, with categories that span current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. Teams can include up to eight players, and prizes are awarded for first, second, and third place, with house cash up for grabs. After each question a song plays, and teams have the length of that song to turn in an answer. Phones, web-connected devices, and smart watches are not allowed during play. Arrive early to secure a table.

Back by popular demand, 7 Bridges returns for two nights this year. This performance takes place at Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse, where the Nashville-based tribute recreates the sound and spirit of the Eagles. Praised by Rolling Stone as the top of the tribute field, the group delivers faithful renditions of classics like Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, One of These Nights, Life in the Fast Lane, and New Kid in Town. Audiences can look forward to layered harmonies, detailed musicianship, and a 1970s vibe that nods to Southern California’s country rock scene. The lineup features Max Struthers in the Glenn Frey role, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Hoffman covering Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl channeling Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall handling the Don Felder parts. In addition to the Eagles’ greatest hits, the set includes Joe Walsh solo favorites such as Rocky Mountain Way and Life’s Been Good, echoing the approach the Eagles adopted after Walsh joined the band in 1976. This show welcomes dedicated fans and newer listeners alike with a polished, era-defining sound.

Set within the Hauberg Estate, this event features the Carriage Haus Bar and the Hauberg Stables Gift Shop, while Tunes At the Tulip provides live entertainment.

The Crooked Cactus Band returns to The Gypsy Highway with a lively, Latin-infused set designed for dancing. Enjoy a high-energy performance that keeps the dance floor moving. $5 cover.

Returning for two nights by popular demand, 7 Bridges presents a faithful celebration of the Eagles’ music. The Nashville based group delivers meticulous versions of favorites like Hotel California, Take It Easy, Desperado, One of These Nights, Life in the Fast Lane, and New Kid in Town. Recognized by Rolling Stone as a leading tribute to the Eagles, the show highlights rich harmonies, skilled musicianship, and a classic 1970s stage vibe that evokes Southern California’s country rock roots. The lineup features Max Struthers in the role of Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Hoffman covering both Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit, Richie Scholl channeling Joe Walsh, and Blake Hall taking on Don Felder’s guitar work. In addition to the Eagles’ biggest hits, the set also includes Joe Walsh solo standouts such as Rocky Mountain Way and Life’s Been Good, reflecting the blend heard in Eagles concerts since his arrival in 1976.

Alison Krauss performs with Union Station in a live concert at the Adler Theatre in Davenport, Iowa.

This rodeo is returning with a new name while taking place at the same location. It will carry forward the familiar atmosphere that has defined it over the years, continuing a tradition people know and recognize.

At the Environmental Learning Center, learn about monarch migration, then venture into the prairie to try catching and tagging butterflies. Long pants are recommended, and bring a butterfly net if you have one. Some nets will be available to use.

Classic racing takes center stage with vintage sprint and vintage stock car competition, joined by powder puff races and mechanics races. Further details will be announced soon.

Capitol Theatre and IA Live present Bop To The Top, an upbeat dance party celebrating 20 years of Hannah Montana and High School Musical. A specially curated DJ set features favorites from those shows alongside iconic tracks from Camp Rock, Cheetah Girls, Lemonade Mouth, and other Disney Channel stars. Expect full audience participation with synced music videos, massive sing-alongs, and opportunities to dance on stage throughout the night. This event is for ages 18 and over. Tickets are on sale online.

Now in its 23rd year, Hap’s Cruisin’ Into The Sunset brings car, truck, and motorcycle enthusiasts to Sunset Marina in Rock Island for a relaxed cruise-in focused on conversation, food, scenic views, and rows of standout vehicles. Started by Hap as a small friends’ meetup, it has grown into a casual gathering without awards or judging, more of a cookout-style hangout for hot rod fans where people can connect and admire the machines. Expect a wide mix that can include Vipers, Corvettes, Henry Js, rat rods, Mustangs, Camaros, lowriders, race cars, 4x4s, fully restored classics, in-progress builds, and heavily modified rides. The event is independent of any single club and is open to everyone. Important guidelines: burnouts and alcohol are not permitted. Law enforcement will be on site and local traffic laws apply. The marina is city property, and following the rules helps keep the tradition going. Organizers are not liable for accidents, damage, or weather-related issues. Please be cautious, give others space when possible, and use good judgment throughout the day.

Experience live music at no cost. This concert offers a relaxed way to enjoy a performance without a ticket fee.

Explore practical ways to use essential oils and herbs to bring comfort to common winter symptoms, honoring traditional plant knowledge while fully supporting science. An experienced host shares lessons from 20 years of trial and error and offers resources so you can make your own informed choices. This is an educational class with no sales pitch or pressure. Tickets are required and can be purchased online or in person.

Enjoy live music outdoors on the lawn at Musser Public Library as part of a summer series that takes place every Second Sunday. Admission is free.

Motivation Mondays features an energizing early morning run to refresh your mindset and set a positive tone for the week. After the workout, enjoy coffee and conversation at Dunn Brothers Coffee in the Birchwood Fields area. All paces are welcome, with options for both runners and walkers, and route choices from 3 to 7.5 miles.

Presented by The Last Picture House in collaboration with AJV Original, the Quad Cities Latino Cinema Series showcases the stories, music, and culture of the Latino community while directing all ticket proceeds to local Hispanic nonprofit organizations. The 2026 lineup includes films such as Selena, Stand and Deliver, In the Heights, and La Bamba. Each screening is hosted by a different partner, with 100 percent of that evening’s ticket sales benefiting groups that include LULAC Council #5285 in Moline, LULAC Council #10 in Davenport, the Greater Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and Mercado on Fifth. Every night features a themed experience with activities, community conversations, and surprises that bring each film to life. Tickets will be available soon. The series takes place at The Last Picture House.

Settle into a relaxed drop in clay session where you can build by hand or add glaze to a piece made at a previous night. The cost is $15 and materials are included. Time on a pottery wheel is available by taking turns, and if you have your own tools you are welcome to bring them. Potters should use the back alley entrance and park in the closed QC Liquor Store lot, then look for the mural facing 24th Street. These gatherings typically take place on the first and third Tuesday of the month, with some additional dates added.

All bands and musicians are welcome at this weekly open mic jam at The Gypsy Highway. The venue supplies the essentials, including a PA, lighting, a house drum kit, guitar and bass amps, and a keyboard, so performers can bring their own instruments and plug in. It is a relaxed space to meet fellow players, collaborate, and even spark new bands and friendships. Past sessions have delivered memorable moments onstage.