Things to Do in Dubuque, IA
Dubuque, Iowa hosts around 150 upcoming events, with approximately 60 scheduled within the next 30 days. The city has a population of about 60,000 as of 2020. Sports and fitness activities lead the list with roughly 60 listings, followed by concerts and live music at around 40. Theater and performing arts events number 14, while food and drink options account for 12. Family and kids activities make up 9 entries, and workshops or classes total 6. About 10 percent of all listed events are free to attend. Major venues include ImOn Arena, Five Flags Center, Convivium Urban Farmstead, the Five Flags Center Theatre, Mississippi Moon Bar at Diamond Jo Casino, and The Grand Opera House in Iowa. Notable performers with upcoming dates feature the Dubuque Fighting Saints, Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, Pam Tillis, Nurse Blake, and Glenn Miller Orchestra. This diverse lineup provides various options for residents and visitors looking to plan their month.
City facts
- Population
- 59,667 (2020)
Source: Wikidata
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Frequently asked questions about events in Dubuque
- Are there any free events in Dubuque?
- Yes, about 10 percent of the listed events are free. These opportunities are spread across different categories including sports, music, and family activities.
- Which venues host the most events in this city?
- The top venues with the most upcoming listings are ImOn Arena, Five Flags Center, Convivium Urban Farmstead, Five Flags Center - Theatre, Mississippi Moon Bar - Diamond Jo Casino, and The Grand Opera House - IA.
- What is the most common type of event listed?
- Sports and fitness events are the most common type, with about 60 listings. Concerts and live music follow closely with approximately 40 entries.
- Who are some of the performers playing in Dubuque soon?
- Upcoming performers include the Dubuque Fighting Saints, Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, Pam Tillis, Nurse Blake, and Glenn Miller Orchestra.