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Presenters outline Quad-City Symphony and St. Ambrose learning and performance center for downtown Davenport

Scott County Board of Supervisors · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Representatives from the Quad-City Symphony and St. Ambrose proposed a downtown Davenport learning center with classrooms and a performance space on 2nd and 3rd Street, describing the project as a collaborative transformative facility.

Representatives of the Quad-City Symphony Orchestra and St. Ambrose presented a proposal on July 14 for a collaborative learning and performing-arts center to be located on 2nd and 3rd Street in downtown Davenport.

Brian Baxter and Amy Novak described the project as a transformative learning center that would include teaching classrooms and a performing-arts space. The presenters framed the proposal as a collaboration between the symphony and St. Ambrose (the minutes do not elaborate on funding, timeline, or municipal approvals required).

The presentation was placed on the board’s agenda for informational review; the minutes record the presentation but do not show any formal board action or vote on the project at the July 14 meeting.