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When the Douglas family moved to Brucemore, they took inspiration from English country estates as they cultivated the 33-acre landscape. The grounds provided many beautiful locations for outdoor recreation. Through…
When the Douglas family moved to Brucemore, they took inspiration from English country estates as they cultivated the 33-acre landscape. The grounds provided many beautiful locations for outdoor recreation. Through the end of August, you can learn more about how the family interacted with the grounds during guided tours of the mansion. See rarely-displayed archival photographs and documents showcasing how the family shaped the land they called home.
Last night was a beautiful evening to kick off a weekend of sold out performances of Music at the Big House: Seventies Sirens! We can’t wait to share this show…
Visit the mansion for free on August 9 and 10 thanks to the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation!
Event information: Free Admission Days – Sponsored by Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
On August 9 and 10, Free Admission Days will give you a chance to visit that local landmark you’ve always wondered about. Completed in 1886, the Brucemore mansion has been a fixture in local arts & culture for nearly 140 years. Today, Brucemore continues to connect visitors to history, preservation, and the arts. Find out more about Free Admission Days here: https://buff.ly/AW0YXTj
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Music at the Big House: Seventies Sirens! We hope that you enjoyed this groovy performance. Join us again soon for another live…
Did you know that Brucemore is home to an original Grant Wood artwork? In August 1925 Irene Douglas hired Grant Wood to create a plaster mural on the walls of…
Did you know that Brucemore is home to an original Grant Wood artwork? In August 1925 Irene Douglas hired Grant Wood to create a plaster mural on the walls of a sleeping porch outside her youngest daughter’s bedroom. This August, we’re throwing a party to celebrate the 100th birthday if this Iowan artistic treasure. Drop by on August 16 between 11 AM to 6 PM for a day of free art activities, presentations by local Grant Wood experts, and $5 self-guided tours of the mansion.
When the Douglas family moved to Brucemore, they took inspiration from English country estates as they cultivated the 33-acre landscape. The grounds provided many beautiful locations for outdoor recreation. Through…
When the Douglas family moved to Brucemore, they took inspiration from English country estates as they cultivated the 33-acre landscape. The grounds provided many beautiful locations for outdoor recreation. Through the end of August, you can learn more about how the family interacted with the grounds during guided tours of the mansion. See rarely-displayed archival photographs and documents showcasing how the family shaped the land they called home.
Last night was a beautiful evening to kick off a weekend of sold out performances of Music at the Big House: Seventies Sirens! We can’t wait to share this show…
Visit the mansion for free on August 9 and 10 thanks to the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation!
Event information: Free Admission Days – Sponsored by Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
On August 9 and 10, Free Admission Days will give you a chance to visit that local landmark you’ve always wondered about. Completed in 1886, the Brucemore mansion has been a fixture in local arts & culture for nearly 140 years. Today, Brucemore continues to connect visitors to history, preservation, and the arts. Find out more about Free Admission Days here: https://buff.ly/AW0YXTj
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Music at the Big House: Seventies Sirens! We hope that you enjoyed this groovy performance. Join us again soon for another live…
