Cedar Falls, Iowa
Upcoming Events in Cedar Falls Iowa
January
| 12 - 14 |
Iowa Boat and Vacation Show
- Iowa's largest boat show, with the newest fishing boats, pleasure boats, cruisers, performance boats, pontoons. Motor homes, marine accessories, family vacations, fishing camps, fishing tackle, seminars and family attractions. FRIDAY 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Address: UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 12 - 14 |
Iowa Boat, RV, and Vacation Show
- Boats, RV's, family vacations, fishing tackle, camping gear, hunting, motorcycles. Live trout fishing, whitetail antler scoring, and fishing and hunting seminars. FRIDAY 3:00 PM - 9:00 PM SATURDAY 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Address: UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
February
| 15 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society Exhibit Open House
- From 4:00-6:00 pm, join us for light refreshments as we celebrate the launch of the Cedar Falls Historical Society's 2020 exhibition, The Fight for the Right: Women and the Vote.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
March
| 27 - 29 |
Hawkeye Farm Show
- A tradition of excellence has made the Hawkeye Farm Show a must attend for farmers in the region. The newest innovations in agriculture, ranging from genetics to on board control/monitoring systems, will be on display. Advances in technology are being announced every day. Hawkeye Farm Show exhibitors will showcase the newest and the best of the new offerings. Several exhibitors are offering strategies and techniques to deal with emerging concerns. Power Equipment Companies, Farm Implements and Tools of all kinds, Seed Companies, Chemical Companies, Storage Buildings, and Grain Handling and Drying Systems are all represented at the show. Those attending are sure to enjoy the opportunity to compare all these exciting new products and services in one location. Swank re-emphasizes, "The timing of the show is ideal for planting information and purchases." Address: UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 2 - 3 |
Maple Syrup Festival
- All-you-can-eat pancakes. Visit the sugar shack and learn how to make real maple syrup, from collecting the sap to boiling it down into syrup. Delicious maple syrup baked goods. Always the first Saturday and Sunday in March at Hartman Reserve Nature Center. Address: Hartman Reserve Nature Center, , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 15 - 17 |
Antique Spectacular & Vintage Market
- With more than 150 booths from antique dealers, the UNI-Dome will be overflowing with a selection of fine antiques and vintage collectibles. Dealers will feature all eras and styles of vintage furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books prints, primitives, jewelry, silver, china, antique glassware, postcards, quilts, dolls, sports collectibles, textiles, and so much more! HOURS Friday, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Saturday, 10:00 PM to 6:00 PM Sunday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Address: UNI-Dome, 2401 Hudson Road , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
April
| 30 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Picturing the Arguments Against Woman Suffrage
- At 2:00 pm, Dr. Cate Palczewski will talk about cartoon postcards opposing suffrage for women at the height of the suffrage movement. This lecture, richly illustrated with examples from postcards from 1900-1919, explores the visual arguments against woman suffrage and notes the way similar images appear in contemporary media.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 14 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - The Hat Pin Peril
- In the early 1900s, long before there was #METOO, city women protected themselves against unwanted advances from men on public transportation, with HAT PINS! Hear about the history of hat pins and how they created a panic among police as far away as Europe! This program is part of the Cabinets of Curiosity series and accompanies a mini hatpin exhibit in the Victorian Home. Program begins at 2:00 pm.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
May
| 11 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Celebration of Herbs
- Join us for hands-on herbal fun, served in 3 courses: grow, cook, eat! Watch presentations and demonstrations by local gardening and culinary experts. Stock up on herbs from the Farmers Market. Enjoy a lovely light spring lunch, catered by Laughing Tree Cafe. Take home goodies and tips from area businesses. Pre-registration is required and due by May 7.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
June
| 14 - 15 |
College Hill Arts Festival
- The annual festival, featuring 75 juried artists from 13 states. Held the third week-end in June on the shady campus of the University of Northern Iowa. Performing artists, fun children's activities, and enticing food. Recently named one of the Top 100 Fine Arts Festivals in the United States by Sunshine Artist magazine. Address: University of Northern Iowa , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 21 - 23 |
Sturgis Falls Celebration
- More than 20 bands play jazz, country, rock-n-roll and blues in three city parks. Parade, 5k, arts and crafts fair, carnival, talent contest and continuous entertainment. Address: Overman Park, Tourist Park, Gateway Park , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 21 - 23 |
Cedar Basin Music Festival
- This three-day festival is full of free, live music in a variety of styles (jazz, blues, contemporary rock and folk) at two venues, Sturgis Park and NewAldaya in Cedar Falls. Ph: 319-268-4266 (Always call and confirm events) |
July
| 6 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Family Story Hour: Let's Take a Vote!
- At 10:00 am, come hear stories about how women won the right to vote, learn some new songs, make some fun "vote" crafts, and cast your ballot in our mini election!Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
August
| 3 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Unlacing the Corset
- At 2:00 pm, learn about the restrictions of mid-1800s dress and the shocking changes precipitated by suffragists. This program is part of our Cabinets of Curiosity series and accompanies a mini exhibit in the Victorian Home.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
| 13 | 
Ratification Anniversary Celebration
- From 4:00-6:00 pm, cake, punch, and light bites will be served in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment which gave women in the United States the right to vote.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
September
| 31 - 22 |
Cedar Valley Pedal Fest
- Cedar Valley Pedal Fest is evolving. In 2020, Pedal Fest will take place every week in September. That's right! You'll get to enjoy the same quality rides, but they'll take place throughout the month. https://www.cedarfallstourism.org/things-to-do/outdoor-recreation/cedar-valley-pedal-fest/ Ph: 319-268-4266 (Always call and confirm events) |
| 22 | 
Cedar Falls Cemetery Walk
- From 2:00-3:00 pm, gather in Fairview Cemetery to hear the stories of Cedar Falls citizens who supported rights for women. This event will take place rain or shine.Address: Fairview Cemetery, 1350 W 12th St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
October
| 5 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Standing Up to be Counted
- At 2:00 pm, Judith Harrington, Professor Emerita, University of Northern Iowa, will talk about the class-action lawsuit, Harrington et al. vs. the University of Northern Iowa, the State Board of Regents, and the State of Iowa, she and fellow women faculty filed in the 1970s because of salary inequities on the basis of gender.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |
November
| 17 | 
Cedar Falls Historical Society - Buttons: Functional and Ornamental
- At 2:00 pm, hear the history of buttons, and make a sweet holiday ornament out of buttons to take home. This program is part of our Cabinets of Curiosity series and accompanies a mini exhibit in the Victorian Home. Pre-registration for this program is required.Address: Cedar Falls Historical Society, 308 W. 3rd St. , Cedar Falls, Iowa |