North Liberty Events

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

The regular meeting of the North Liberty Parks and Recreation Commission. The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Each Friday of the month, North Liberty 55+ Connections Lunch gives seniors a chance to get together for lunch, to play a game, and socialize. Meals are $5.00 per person and include an activity or presenter.

To attend our 55+ Lunch you must make an advance reservation. Please add your name to the sign-up at the meal the week prior or call the North Liberty Recreation Department at (319) 626-5716 by noon on Thursday.

Monthly menu and activity schedule:
  - first Friday, Hy-Vee deli
  - second Friday, Rizza Ranch
  - third Friday, Miribito's
  - fourth Friday, Yang Chow Wok
  - fifth Friday, Zio Johno's or Chester's Chicken

Lunch is occasionally cancelled for holidays and other conflicts. Meals and activities are always subject to change (i.e. the occasional potluck event). Please check the northlibertyiowa.org calendar for up-to-date information! Be sure to keep on top of senior happenings in North Liberty and surrounding area by joining our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/NorthLibertyIowaAreaSeniors. 

If you would like to be added to an email distribution group for more information on North Liberty Area Seniors, please email Adult Services Librarian, Amy Golly at [email protected]. 

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

An hour of socializing. No coffee will be provided at this time.

The regular meeting of the North Liberty Communications Advisory Commission. The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Designated free nights toplay basketball in Jones Gymnasium, no pass required, offered from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays, second and fourth Fridays of each month. 

Open gym is subject to cancelation for special events or programs. No team or practicesallowed. Regular facility supervision rules apply. Contact the Recreation Department front desk at (319) 626-5716 with questions.

Description:The regular meeting of the North Liberty Planning and Zoning Commission.The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

It's Wild West movie day at the library! Adults come enjoy a movie set in the wild west - titles are listed on the library's event page. Light snacks will be provided and feel free to BYO.

Unstructured swim time for home educating parents and children, providing a great supplement to a physical education curriculum and chance to socialize. Open to all homeschooling families. Regular adult supervision rules apply.

$2 per person.

United Action for Youth offers free art workshops and hangout at the Ranshaw House, open to all teens. Reach out to Kylie at UAY with questions at [email protected].

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Each Friday of the month, North Liberty 55+ Connections Lunch gives seniors a chance to get together for lunch, to play a game, and socialize. Meals are $5.00 per person and include an activity or presenter.

To attend our 55+ Lunch you must make an advance reservation. Please add your name to the sign-up at the meal the week prior or call the North Liberty Recreation Department at (319) 626-5716 by noon on Thursday.

Monthly menu and activity schedule:
  - first Friday, Hy-Vee deli
  - second Friday, Rizza Ranch
  - third Friday, Miribito's
  - fourth Friday, Yang Chow Wok
  - fifth Friday, Zio Johno's or Chester's Chicken

Lunch is occasionally cancelled for holidays and other conflicts. Meals and activities are always subject to change (i.e. the occasional potluck event). Please check the northlibertyiowa.org calendar for up-to-date information! Be sure to keep on top of senior happenings in North Liberty and surrounding area by joining our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/NorthLibertyIowaAreaSeniors. 

If you would like to be added to an email distribution group for more information on North Liberty Area Seniors, please email Adult Services Librarian, Amy Golly at [email protected]. 

Designated free nights to play basketball in Jones Gymnasium, no pass required, offered from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays, second and fourth Fridays of each month. 

Open gym is subject to cancelation for special events or programs. No team or practices allowed. Regular facility supervision rules apply. Contact the Recreation Department front desk at (319) 626-5716 with questions.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

An hour of socializing. No coffee will be provided at this time.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Johnson County Public Health (JCPH) is pleased to announce three new clinics that will offer the services of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in North Liberty and Coralville. WIC is a nutrition education and food assistance program for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women and children up to five years of age. WIC can help families find other needed resources like doctors, dentists and medical insurance. I-Smile services will also be offered to children and pregnant people at these clinics which includes a dental screening, fluoride varnish, education and referral to a dentist.

JCPH is offering WIC clinics throughout Johnson County to improve the accessibility to services for county residents especially where transportation is a barrier. “We analyzed the addresses of families currently receiving WIC and families who are eligible for Medicaid to identify clusters of where they live and sites for clinics to close these clusters. We anticipate this will help families already on WIC as well as attract families who have never been on WIC due to transportation issues,” said Chuck Dufano, WIC Coordinator for Johnson County.

Clinics will be open monthly from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the following sites in North Liberty and Coralville:

Second Tuesday of the month beginning Oct. 11
North Liberty Community Center
520 W. Cherry Street
North Liberty, IA
Lower Level – Gerdin Conference Room

Third Thursday of the month beginning Oct. 20
North Liberty Baptist Church
1215 Jordan Street
North Liberty, IA
Church sanctuary

Fourth Tuesday of the month beginning Oct. 25
Coralville United Methodist Church
806 – 13th Avenue
Coralville, Iowa
2nd Level classrooms

For more information or to make an appointment, please contact WIC Coordinator Chuck Dufano at 319-356-6042.

Jeff Milton, retired attorney, will lead discussion after brief video presentation from Great Courses. Each month we'll discuss a different topic. This month's topic is TBA.

The regular meeting of the North Liberty City Council. The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Unstructured swim time for home educating parents and children, providing a great supplement to a physical education curriculum and chance to socialize. Open to all homeschooling families. Regular adult supervision rules apply.

$2 per person.

United Action for Youth offers free art workshops and hangout at the Ranshaw House, open to all teens. Reach out to Kylie at UAY with questions at [email protected].

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Johnson County Public Health (JCPH) is pleased to announce three new clinics that will offer the services of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in North Liberty and Coralville. WIC is a nutrition education and food assistance program for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women and children up to five years of age. WIC can help families find other needed resources like doctors, dentists and medical insurance. I-Smile services will also be offered to children and pregnant people at these clinics which includes a dental screening, fluoride varnish, education and referral to a dentist.

JCPH is offering WIC clinics throughout Johnson County to improve the accessibility to services for county residents especially where transportation is a barrier. “We analyzed the addresses of families currently receiving WIC and families who are eligible for Medicaid to identify clusters of where they live and sites for clinics to close these clusters. We anticipate this will help families already on WIC as well as attract families who have never been on WIC due to transportation issues,” said Chuck Dufano, WIC Coordinator for Johnson County.

Clinics will be open monthly from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the following sites in North Liberty and Coralville:

Second Tuesday of the month beginning Oct. 11
North Liberty Community Center
520 W. Cherry Street
North Liberty, IA
Lower Level – Gerdin Conference Room

Third Thursday of the month beginning Oct. 20
North Liberty Baptist Church
1215 Jordan Street
North Liberty, IA
Church sanctuary

Fourth Tuesday of the month beginning Oct. 25
Coralville United Methodist Church
806 – 13th Avenue
Coralville, Iowa
2nd Level classrooms

For more information or to make an appointment, please contact WIC Coordinator Chuck Dufano at 319-356-6042.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Each Friday of the month, North Liberty 55+ Connections Lunch gives seniors a chance to get together for lunch, to play a game, and socialize. Meals are $5.00 per person and include an activity or presenter.

To attend our 55+ Lunch you must make an advance reservation. Please add your name to the sign-up at the meal the week prior or call the North Liberty Recreation Department at (319) 626-5716 by noon on Thursday.

Monthly menu and activity schedule:
  - first Friday, Hy-Vee deli
  - second Friday, Rizza Ranch
  - third Friday, Miribito's
  - fourth Friday, Yang Chow Wok
  - fifth Friday, Zio Johno's or Chester's Chicken

Lunch is occasionally cancelled for holidays and other conflicts. Meals and activities are always subject to change (i.e. the occasional potluck event). Please check the northlibertyiowa.org calendar for up-to-date information! Be sure to keep on top of senior happenings in North Liberty and surrounding area by joining our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/NorthLibertyIowaAreaSeniors. 

If you would like to be added to an email distribution group for more information on North Liberty Area Seniors, please email Adult Services Librarian, Amy Golly at [email protected]. 

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

An hour of socializing. No coffee will be provided at this time.

The regular meeting of the North Liberty Library Board of Trustees. The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Designated free nights toplay basketball in Jones Gymnasium, no pass required, offered from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays, second and fourth Fridays of each month. 

Open gym is subject to cancelation for special events or programs. No team or practicesallowed. Regular facility supervision rules apply. Contact the Recreation Department front desk at (319) 626-5716 with questions.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Unstructured swim time for home educating parents and children, providing a great supplement to a physical education curriculum and chance to socialize. Open to all homeschooling families. Regular adult supervision rules apply.

$2 per person.

United Action for Youth offers free art workshops and hangout at the Ranshaw House, open to all teens. Reach out to Kylie at UAY with questions at [email protected].

The regular meeting of the North Liberty Board of Adjustment. The agenda can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/meetings and live stream of the meeting can be found at northlibertyiowa.org/live.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Pick up an elf hunt guide at the Recreation Department front desk, visit select local businesses and find the elves hidden there. Return your stamped guide to be rewarded with a prize from a grateful Santa Claus.

Drop off a letter to Santa, enjoy a cup of hot chocolate by the fire, do some activities, enjoy the holiday festivities.

Designated free nights toplay basketball in Jones Gymnasium, no pass required, offered from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays, second and fourth Fridays of each month. 

Open gym is subject to cancelation for special events or programs. No team or practicesallowed. Regular facility supervision rules apply. Contact the Recreation Department front desk at (319) 626-5716 with questions.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Full days of programming while kids are out of school, with activities and fun with our Recsters team. Registration, $50 per day, required.

This month we'll discuss a novella - Ring Shout by P. Djeli Clark an alternate history story with fantasy and horror elements.
 
LTOM meets on the last Tuesday of each month. Join us at either 11:30 am or 6 pm to discussion with other readers!

Come enjoy the pool on breaks from school, Friday evenings or designated discounted days. Children must have completed Grade 5 to use facility without adult supervision.

This month we'll discuss a novella - Ring Shout by P. Djeli Clark an alternate history story with fantasy and horror elements. 

LTOM meets on the last Tuesday of each month. Join us at either 11:30 am or 6 pm to discussion with other readers!

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Full days of programming while kids are out of school, with activities and fun with our Recsters team. Registration, $50 per day, required.

Come enjoy the pool on breaks from school, Friday evenings or designated discounted days. Children must have completed Grade 5 to use facility without adult supervision.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Full days of programming while kids are out of school, with activities and fun with our Recsters team. Registration, $50 per day, required.

Come enjoy the pool on breaks from school, Friday evenings or designated discounted days. Children must have completed Grade 5 to use facility without adult supervision.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.

Not sure what to do over the winter break? We are running our annual Winter Reading Challenge in conjunction with Beanstack. This year's theme is "All the Feels" and looking forward to the future - to the new year, new normal, new resolutions and all the feelings that come with it.

All the Feels encourages readers of all ages to feel, experience and dive into how reading enlivens our emotions — all while earning badges on a virtual bingo card. Participants will earn fun emoji-themed badges for logging the minutes or books they read, completing activities, submitting book reviews and earning bingo.