Mid-America Center
1 Arena Way
Council Bluffs
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March 27 - 29, 2026
The tour that lit up last year returns bigger and hotter than ever — with even more flames, more glow, and more high-octane action. Fans can expect the same edge-of-your-seat thrills they love, now supercharged with enhanced pyro effects, dazzling lighting, and jaw-dropping stunts. Get ready to cheer on your favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks — Mega Wrex™, Tiger Shark™, HW 5-Alarm™, Bone Shaker™, Bigfoot®, Gunkster™, and Skelesaurus™ — plus the all-new Rhinomite™, making its live debut this season! That’s not all: the epic transforming robot is back to wow the crowd, and the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Freestyle Motocross Team will once again deliver gravity-defying action. With special kids pricing available at every event, it’s the ultimate family experience you won’t want to miss.
View more about this event in our blog here.
Dates & Times:
March 27: 7:30 PM
March 28: 12:30 PM
March 28: 7:30 PM
March 29: 2:30 PM
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Hitchcock Nature Center
27792 Ski Hill Loop
Honey Creek
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March 28, 2026
10:00AM to 12:00PM
Hitchcock Folk School is a series of programs and classes for adult and young adult learners. These programs are designed to help participants build deeper relationship with the natural world through the study of ecology and the practice of traditional craft skills.
Have you ever wished you could confidently build a campfire? Or, maybe you'd like to learn how to successfully build a fire in a survival scenario using only naturaly occuring materials? Perhaps you're interested in understanding the role fire has played in shaping Iowa's ecological communities? If so, then this class is for you! This program is designed for adults and older teens who are new to outdoor skills, and who have a desire to deepen their place-based knowlege. Join naturalist Dustin Clayton and learn how to build a fire using a variety of techniques and materials. We will have lots of time for practice and experimentation with the different methods discussed.
All program materials and tools will be provided.
In this class you will learn:
- fire ecology and fire’s historical role on the landscape.
- fire safety including precautions around building and extinguishing fire.
- how to properly handle materials and tools used in fire making.
- historical methods of fire production, such as friction fire, flint and steel, and more.
This program will take place on Saturday March 28th, at the Modern Group Tent Campsite.
Hitchcock Folk School is a series of programs and classes for adult and young adult learners. These programs are designed to help participants build deeper relationship with the natural world through the study of ecology and the practice of traditional craft skills. If you've ever wanted to learn skills such as woodcarving, firemaking, herb preservation, and much more, then these classes are for you!
Please meet at the Hitchcock Modern Group Tent Campsite.
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