Earl Horlyk

Women get to save the day -- and the night -- in North High School's production of "Dracula -- A Feminist Revenge Fantast, Really,' being performed Thursday through Saturday at the high school's auditorium.

Sioux City Council endorses goal of fitness court studio at Railroad Museum

ARNOLDS PARK, Iowa -- The Sioux City-based hip-hop duo D.A.D. will kick off The Iowa Rock & Roll Music Association (IRRMA) 2025 Hall of Fame Induction Weekend at 7 p.m.

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After two years in the works, Sioux City Symphony Orchestra nearing completion of its new Gilchrist Music Education Center

If you want to know about even more events happening around the Sioux City area, The Sioux City Journal's Weekender's got you covered.

Sioux City-born singer-songwriter Ralph Dittman has one word to describe last year, and that word is surreal. In the span of less than a year, he's gotten to travel to L.A. for a recording session and will now open this year's Saturday in the Park.

Playing as many as 150 gigs a year in 38 states and in more than nine different countries, the Lincoln-based Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal epitomizes what it means to be a real working band.

The Orange City Arts summer series will continue with cool jazz and hot percussion for its free Windmill Park concerts in downtown Orange City.

The cuisine of the Windy City is coming to Northwest Iowa, and Stephen Mack is serving it with a side of lemon peppered fries, from a food truck named 2 The Macks. From Hot Italian Beef Sandwiches to Fried Cheesecake, 2 The Macks provides a unique take on Siouxland's food truck scene.