Goudie-Averill is new coordinator of UI Youth Ballet
Arts courses will be offered as planned for the fall semester

Iowa Center for the Arts flood information:

• The UI Museum of Art is CLOSED until further notice.
• Other arts buildings on the river—Hancher Auditorium, the Voxman Music Building, Clapp Recital Hall, the Theatre Building, Art Building and Art Building West—remain closed.
• Summer Writing Festival added another week of sessions, through Aug. 1, and moved "Elevenses" to Room 101, Biology Building East
• Opera Theater summer performances have been CANCELED.

University of Iowa flood updates
University of Iowa flood recovery information

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July 24 Thursday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Bret Anthony Johnston: "How to Publish Short Stories." Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

Bret Anthony Johnston, WSUI “Live from Prairie Lights” nonfiction reading. 7 p.m., Prairie Lights Books. Free. For information, call Writers' Workshop, 319-335-0416.

Fuddy Meers by David Lindsey-Abaire. Iowa Summer Rep 2008. 8 p.m., Iowa City West High School Auditorium. $24; senior citizen $20; UI student and youth $12. Series ticket packages available. Tickets from the Hancher Auditorium Box Office, 319-335-1160, or long distance 1-800-HANCHER; Suite 107, South Lindquist Center; or click HERE.

July 25 Friday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Faculty reading. Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

Nancy Horan, WSUI “Live from Prairie Lights” fiction reading. 7 p.m., Prairie Lights Books. Free. For information, call Writers' Workshop, 319-335-0416.

Fuddy Meers by David Lindsey-Abaire. Iowa Summer Rep 2008. 8 p.m., Iowa City West High School Auditorium. $24; senior citizen $20; UI student and youth $12. Series ticket packages available. Tickets from the Hancher Auditorium Box Office, 319-335-1160, or long distance 1-800-HANCHER; Suite 107, South Lindquist Center; or click HERE.

July 26 Saturday

Fuddy Meers by David Lindsey-Abaire. Iowa Summer Rep 2008. 8 p.m., Iowa City West High School Auditorium. $24; senior citizen $20; UI student and youth $12. Series ticket packages available. Tickets from the Hancher Auditorium Box Office, 319-335-1160, or long distance 1-800-HANCHER; Suite 107, South Lindquist Center; or click HERE.

July 28 Monday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Marc Nieson: "On Process and Progress." Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

July 29 Tuesday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Kate Aspengren: "Strategies for Character Development." Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

July 30 Wednesday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Linda Bendorf: "Enhanced by Inspiration: The Creative Nudge." Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

July 31 Thursday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Lon Otto: "Big Deals." Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

August 1 Friday

Elevenses Literary Hour. Faculty readings. Iowa Summer Writing Festival. 11 a.m., Room 101, Biology Building East. Free. For more information, contact Summer Writing Festival, 319-335-4160.

PLEASE NOTE: Many events scheduled for the fall semester will have to be relocated, due to the flooding of the arts campus in June. At this time, much of the fall schedule remains tentative. Events will be posted on this calendar once revised schedules have been confirmed for Hancher Auditorium, the Division of Performing Arts (School of Music, Department of Theatre Arts and Department of Dance), the UI Museum of Art and the School of Art and Art History.

Programs that have been less directly affected by the flooding, including the writing programs and “Live from Prairie Lights,” will be posted as known.