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Tickets are on sale now for an exclusive evening performance by Visiting Artist Barron Ryan, featuring There Arises Light in the Darkness, a moving work for piano, violin, and cello that brings hope to the memory of the Tulsa Race Massacre. The performance will take place at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, February 27, 2026, in the newly renovated auditorium at the TMBC Lincoln Resource Center. EVENT DETAILS: 📅 Date and Time: Friday, February 27, 2026, at 7 p.m. 📍 Location: TMBC Lincoln Resource Center, Davenport, IA 🎟 Ticket Price: Starting at $10 (Tiered Ticketing) Ryan will be in residence in the Quad Cities February 23–27 through Quad City Arts’ Visiting Artist Series. During his weeklong residency, he will visit nine local schools across five school districts, as well as several community sites, including the Butterworth Center and Wesley United Methodist Church in Muscatine, Iowa.
Quad City Arts is committed to making live performances accessible through tiered ticket pricing that helps reduce financial barriers and welcomes community members of all backgrounds. 🎟 Patrons may choose from four ticket levels:
The Full Roster of Visiting Artists From hip-hop to folklórico dance, the 52nd season of the Visiting Artist Series offers students meaningful opportunities to connect with artists as cultural practitioners, mentors, and role models. Each residency includes educational activities designed to complement school curricula while supporting student engagement and community connection. Artists in residence during the 52nd season include:
Continuing a Legacy of Artistic Engagement
Since 1974, the Visiting Artist Series has connected Quad City residents of all ages with high-quality arts experiences led by professional performing artists. Through demonstrations, workshops, and master classes at early childhood sites, schools, colleges, and community organizations, Quad City Arts continues its commitment to enriching lives and expanding access to the arts. The Visiting Artist Series is made possible with support from Illinois Arts Council, Modern Woodmen of America, the National Endowment for the Arts, Rock Island Community Foundation, Scott County Regional Authority, and Quad City Arts donors.
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