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Date Day Start Time End time Town Event Elected Officials Location Address January 24-Jan Fri 9am 10:30am Ankeny Office Hours Rep. Matson Main Street Café & Bakery 2510 SW White Birch Drive 24-Jan Fri Noon 1pm Keokuk Legislative Luncheon Area Legislators The Hawkeye Restaurant 105 N Park Dr 24-Jan Fri 4pm 5pm Iowa City Johnson County Education Forum Bolkcom, Kinney, Wahls Iowa City School District Educational Services Center 725 North Dodge St. 24-Jan Fri 4:30pm 6:30pm Waterloo Legislative Forum Area Legislators Hawkeye Community College 120 Jefferson St 25-Jan Sat 7:30am 9am Burlington Eggs & Issues Area Legislators Greater Burlington Parnership 610 N 4th St #200 25-Jan Sat 8am 10am Rock Rapids Eggs and Issues Area Legislators Forster Community Center 405 S. 2nd Ave 25-Jan Sat 8:30am 10am Mount Pleasant Legislative Breakfast Area Legislators Iowa Wesleyan University, Chadwick Library 601 N Main St 25-Jan Sat 8:30am 10am Sioux City Legislative Forum Area Legislators ESC Board Room 627 4th Street 25-Jan Sat 8:30am 10am Fort Dodge Eggs & Issues Area Legislators Iowa Cental Community College- BioScience and Health Science Building Auditorium 1 Triton Circle 25-Jan Sat 8:30am 9:30am Oskaloosa Eggs & Issues 2020 Area Legislators Smokey Row Coffee 109 S Market St 25-Jan Sat 9am 10am Arlington Town Hall Sen. Breitbach Arlington Community Event Center 853 Main St. 25-Jan Sat 9:30am 11:30am Iowa City Legislative Forum Area Legislators Iowa City City Hall 410 East Washington Street 25-Jan Sat 10am 11:30am Sioux City Legislative Forum Area Legislators Sioux City Public Public Museum 607 4th St 25-Jan Sat 10am Noon Davenport Legislative Forum Area Legislators Rogalski Center, St. Ambrose Campus 518 W. Locust St. 25-Jan Sat 10am 11am Clarinda Legislative Briefing Sen. Costello, Rep. Dolecheck Glenn Miller Birthplace Society 122 W Clark St 25-Jan Sat 10am 11am Waverly Waverly Town Hall Meeting Rep. Sandy Salmon Waverly Library 1500 W Bremer Ave 25-Jan Sat 10am 11am Logan Logan Legislative Coffee Rep. Steve Holt Logan Community Center 108 W 4th St 25-Jan Sat 10:30am Noon Urbandale Talk with Officials Sen. Zaun, Rep. Forbes, Rep. Derry E J Giovannetti Shelter, Walker Johnston Park 9000 Douglas Ave 25-Jan Sat 11:15am 12:15pm Decorah Legislative Forum Sen. Breitbach Decorah City Hall 400 Claiborne Dr 25-Jan Sat 12:30pm 1:30pm Lisbon Listening Post Rep. Kaufmann Lisbon Public Library 101 E Main 27-Jan Mon 8am 10am Des Moines Coffee with Marti Rep Marti Anderson Grounds for Celebration 2645 Beaver 31-Jan Fri 9am 10:30am Ankeny Office Hours Rep Heather Matson Main Street Café 2510 SW White Birch Drive 31-Jan Fri Noon 1pm Anamosa Legislative Forum D. Zumbach, McKean, Hein Lawrence Community Center 600 E Main St. February 1-Feb Sat 8am 10am Prairie City Coffee with the Mayor Rep. Wes Breckenridge Prairie City Public Library 100 E 5th St 1-Feb Sat 8:30am 10am Emmetsburg Eggs and Issues Rep Megan Jones Chamber Office 1121 Broadway St. 1-Feb Sat 8:30am 10am Council Bluffs Legislative Coffee Area Legislators Woodrow Wilson Junior High 715 N 21st St 1-Feb Sat 8:30am 10:30am Ames Legislative Wakeup Area Legislators ISU Memorial Union 2229 Lincoln Way 1-Feb Sat 9am 10am Sumner Sumner Town Hall Meeting Rep. Sandy Salmon Sumner Library 206 N. Railroad St 1-Feb Sat 9:30am 11am Dubuque Dubuque Cracker Barrel Area Legislators Diamond Jo Casino 301 Bell St 1-Feb Sat 9:30am 11am Ottumwa Legislative Forum Rep. Gaskill Southern Iowa Mental Health Office 1527 Albia Rd 1-Feb Sat 11am Noon Carter Lake Listening Post Rep. McConkey Owens Memorial Public Library 1120 Willow Dr. 1-Feb Sat 11am noon Readlyn Readlyn Town Hall Meeting Rep. Sandy Salmon Readlyn Library 309 Main St 3-Feb Mon 8am 10am Des Moines Coffee with Marti Rep Marti Anderson Grounds for Celebration 2645 Beaver 7-Feb Fri 8am 9am Corydon Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair Farm Bureau Meeting Room 212 S Franklin 7-Feb Fri 9am 10:30am Ankeny Office Hours Rep Heather Matson Main Street Café 2510 SW White Birch Drive 7-Feb Fri 10am 11am Chariton Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair Mosaic Meeting Room 1010 Court Ave 7-Feb Fri 11:30am 1pm Ankeny Legislative Updates Sen. Whiver, Rep. Landon, Rep. Matson Ankeny Kirkendall Public Library 1250 SW District Drive 7-Feb Fri Noon 1pm Osceola Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair Lakeside Casino 777 Casino Dr 7-Feb Fri 2pm 3pm Leon Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair Community Center Meeting Room 203 NE 2nd St 8-Feb Sat 8:30am 9:30am Oskaloosa Eggs & Issues 2020 Sen. Rozenboom, Rep Hite, Rep Brink Smokey Row Coffee 109 S Market St 8-Feb Sat 8am 9am Creston Legislative Coffee Rep. Moore, Sen. Shipley Mealsite Creston Depot 116 West Adams 8-Feb Sat 9am 11am Bondurant Coffee Chat with Brian & Zach Rep. Brian Lohse and Sen. Zach Numm TBD 8-Feb Sat 9am 10am Denver Denver Town Hall Meeting Rep. Sandy Salmon Denver Community Room 100 Washington St 8-Feb Sat 10am 11am Corning Legislative Discussion Forum Rep. Moore, Sen. Shipley Corning Public Library 603 9th St 8-Feb Sat 10am 11am Denison Denison Legislative Coffee Rep. Steve Holt Cronk's Restaurant & Lounge 812 4th Ave S 8-Feb Sat 10am 11am Monroe Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair City Hall 206 W Sherman St. 8-Feb Sat 11am noon Dunkerton Dunkerton Town Hall Meeting Rep. Sandy Salmon Dunkerton Library 230 E Tower St 8-Feb Sat 1pm 2pm Knoxville Legislative Forum Sen. Amy Sinclair TBD.
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