Locations

The Quad Cities Area

Moline/East Moline, IL

Moline and neighboring communities comprise the largest urban concentration between St. Louis and Minneapolis along the Mississippi River.
The i wireless Center, a 12,000–seat arena, hosts concerts by top performers in the music industry, as well as special performances, including Disney on Ice and the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus. It is also home to the Quad City Flames, a minor league hockey team, and the Quad City Steamwheelers, an arena football team.
Approximately 13% of the nation’s population (37.4 million people) resides within a 300–mile radius of Moline.
Annual Moline events and festivals include Taste of the Quad Cities, the Greek Cultural Festival, Viva Quad Cities, Quad Cities Marathon and blues, jazz and reggae festivals.

Silvis is home to Deere Run Golf Course, host of the prominent John Deere Classic golf tournament, formerly the Quad Cities Open.
Hero Street, USA in Silvis was named to honor eight soldiers of Mexican–American descent who lived on the street (formerly Second Street) and gave their lives fighting in World War II. Since World War II, the street of approximately 25 homes has sent more than 100 residents into military service.

Davenport is home to Nahant Marsh, one of the last urban wetlands of its size (approximately 500 acres).
Cultural offerings in Davenport include RiverCenter/Adler Theatre, Putnam Museum of History and Natural Sciences, a 50–year–old children’s theatre program and the Figge Art Museum — one of the largest art institutions in the state of Iowa.
Iowa’s only magic shop, Davenport’s Mr. Wong’s House of Magic, provides supplies for magicians, jugglers and clowns.