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November 4, 2019 // Art + Culture News
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Sousa in Missoula
with Missoula Community Concert Band
Monday, November 4, 7:30 - 9 PM
MCT Center for the Performing Arts
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Presented Under the Auspices and performed by the Missoula Community Concert Band. Keith Brion as Lieutenant John Philip Sousa, will personally conduct a Sousa-style concert with the following eminent soloists: Mr. Brendan McGlynn - Cornet, Miss Caitlin Cisler - Soprano, Mr. Don Harry - Tuba, Miss Margaret Baldridge - Violin.
Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Sousa Band performances in Missoula (November 5, 1919), the band will perform light classics and marches from those matinee and evening concerts.
General Admission seating. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children/seniors.
Or call (406) 728-PLAY (7529)
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Book Reading
With Lavender Lori Parr
Tuesday, November 5, 7:00 PM
Shakespeare & Co.
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Lavender Farming:
Secrets from a Hard Row Hoed
Published July 2019
A how-to book that teaches how to farm hardy varieties of lavender in high elevation and cold climates. Includes the basic premise for farming lavender anywhere in the world. Innovations in farming, cutting, and storing techniques as well as recipes, history, and craft instruction. Based on experience gained from a failed farm compared to a newly established state-of-the-art farm in western Montana.
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Daughter of a Lost Bird
Documentary Preview & Fundraiser
Wednesday, November 6, 5 - 8 PM
Western Cider
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Come celebrate Kendra Potter's birthday, enjoy a beverage, learn about our film following her journey finding her birth mother and her Native America identity.
Director Brooke Swaney Pepion, courageous subject, birthday gal, and producer Kendra Potter and Jeri Rafter, producer will be in attendance.
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Indigenous Cinema:
Words from a Bear
Wednesday, November 6, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
The Roxy Theater
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The Roxy Theater, in partnership with Nl?ay Indigenous Film Festival, is proud to present Indigenous Cinema, a weekly series in November highlighting indigenous stories in honor of National Native American Heritage Month.
Throughout the month we will be hosting a program of short films from Art House Convergence and Sundance Institute's Indigenous Program alongside our feature film program:
-Birds in the Earth (11 minutes) Marja Helander (Sámi)
-Fainting Spells (10 minutes), Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk/Pechanga Band of Luiseño)
-Jáaji Approx. (8 minutes), Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk/Pechanga Band of Luiseño)
-My Father's Tools (7 minutes), Heather Condo (Mi’gmaq)
-Throat Singing in Kangirsuk (4 minutes), Eva Kaukai (Inuit) and Manon Chamberland (Inuit)
-Shinaab, Part II (8 minutes), Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr. (Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Chippewa Indians)
1-2 short films will shown prior to each feature film, and a panel discussion to follow screenings
Words from a Bear examines the enigmatic life and mind of Pulitzer Prize-winning writer N. Scott Momaday, one of Native America’s most celebrated authors of poetry and prose. Words from a Bear visually captures the essence of Momaday’s writings, relating each written line to his unique American experience representing ancestry, place, and oral history. Cinematically this story takes audiences on a spiritual journey through the expansive landscapes of the West, when Momaday’s Kiowa ancestors roamed the Great Plains with herds of buffalo, to the sand-painted valleys of Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico where his imagination ripened and he showed superior writing skills as a young mission student.
The film gives a thorough survey of Momaday’s most prolific years as a doctorate fellow at Stanford University, his achievement of the Pulitzer Prize for Literature in 1969, and his later works that solidified his place as the founding member of the “Native American Renaissance” in art and literature, influencing a generation of Native American artists, scholars, and political activists. Although his unique heritage is a central theme, Momaday’s work asks the questions every audience can relate to: what are our origins and how do we connect to them through our collective memories? Through his literature and the cinematic visuals, Words from a Bear illuminates how Momaday has grappled with these basic questions of human existence and his own identity. The film reveals intimate details of the writer’s personal life through his literary texts, along with the trials and tribulations he faced as a Native American artist in the 20th and 21st century.
Visit the Facebook event for more information!
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Sister City Collaboration IPA Release
Celebrating our Sister City relationship between
Missoula and Palmerston North, New Zealand!
Thursday, November 7, 12 - 8 PM
Draught Works Brewery
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Join us for a special Sister City Collaboration IPA Release Party in the name of Missoula's sisterhood with Palmerston North Thursday, November 7th from 12-8PM!
Toni Grace is the International Relations Manager for the
Palmerston North City Council
, and she's also a director on the board for Sister Cities New Zealand!
To celebrate our sisterhood, Draught Works teamed up with Toni's husband Jules, co-owner of
Brew Union Brewing Company
in Palmerston North, to brew a special Sister City Collaboration IPA that features entirely Montana-grown and malted barley, and New Zealand-grown hop varieties!
We're also welcoming our pals
Wolf & The Moons
to the stage for some stellar LIVE MUSIC from 6-8PM!
PS. On 11/7 We're giving away ONE FREE PINT of our collaboration beer to ANYONE that registers for our text message Insiders Club! To sign up, just text 'draught' to 577-11.
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Book Release Party:
Seven Montanas: A Journey in Search of the Soul of the Treasure State
by Ednor Therriault
Thursday, November 7, 7:00 PM
Shakespeare & Co.
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While Montanans share a few attitudes and love of the land that attracts them to Big Sky country, it’s the differences between the regions that truly give the state its unique flavor. Through interviews, photos, history and personal observations, author Ednor Therriault profiles each region and in the process gives a more complete view of the state as a whole. Along the way the reader will learn why some people choose to live where they do, how they view the rest of the state, and what some of the factors are that give each region its singularity.
Therriault brings the wit of a humorist, the fact-finding tenacity of a journalist, and a deep Montana pedigree to his work. His father, a decorated Marine pilot, was born in Missoula. His great-great-grandparents homesteaded along Douglas Creek in the Flint Valley in the late 1800s, and his grandfather mined for gold in Garnet, now Montana’s best-preserved ghost town. Therriault also studies Native American history, and recognizes the importance of including Indian culture and narratives in his depictions of the complex history of Montana.
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Word of Mouth
Friday, November 8, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
The Roxy Theater
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Word of Mouth is coming back to the Roxy for our 2nd annual show, with Josh Farmer as our emcee! Rediscover the power of words when 4 spoken word artists, 3 comedians and 4 storytellers unite for one memorable night at the Roxy.
Experience the ability of words to move you through the mediums of spoken word poetry, comedy, and story as Missoula's own inspire us to laugh, reflect and re-imagine the world in which we live.
Storytellers: Marc Moss, Jeremy Smith, Lynn Solomon & Jeff Ducklow.
Spoken word artists: Marc Beaudin, Gabriowl, Nicole Dunn & Brian West.
Standup comics:
Sarah Aswell, Kyle McAfee & Heidi J.
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Pink Dress Project
Friday, November 8, 5 - 8 PM
The New ZACC
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The ZACC and A VOICE are proud to present work by young photographers from Mexico, New York, Los Angeles, and Two Eagle River School in Pablo, Montana. This event is
FREE and open to all!
This exhibition includes work from The Lower East Side Girls Club of New York City, Club Balam of Chiapas, Mexico, Las Fotos Project of Los Angeles, and A VOICE: Art Vision & Outreach In Community Education at Two Eagle River School.
The project began in Manhattan, NYC at the Lower Eastside Girls Club - where they photographed each other in pink dresses on nearby streets. The same dresses were then shipped to Club Balam, an indigenous girls photography program in southern Mexico. They next shipped to the Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles, California - a photography project for teenage girls. Lastly, they were sent to A VOICE in Pablo, Montana, where students at Two Eagle River School made pictures in several communities in the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Nation.
The Pink Dress Photography Project used left-over pink dresses to help girls break the bounds of peer defined ‘normal’ behavior. By learning to take risks in their art making, the students entered a creative space that grown artists, photographers, performance artists, and activists inhabit regularly.
Photographers from the Salish & Kootenai Communities are Danielle Adler, Zion Bolan, Lee Anna Powell, Nikki Burke, Bojai Grant, Esperanza Orozco-Charlo, Chayla Russell, Chandra Whiteman LaForge, Chaise Yonkin, and the young people from Elmo in the 2018 Tribal Health Summer Youth Leadership Program. Photgraphers from the Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York City are Beatrix Alvarez, Macanve Dolley, Jamecia Graham, Gevalia Vargas. From Club Balam in Chapais, Mexico, photographers are Josefa Victoria Gonzalez Hernandez, Karla Yumari Martinez Perez, Guadalupe Lisseth Hernandez Sanchez, Lucia Hernadez Sanitz, Susana Petrona Perez de la Torre, Julieta Esperanza Gomez Vasquez. And from Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles, California, photographers are Jacqueline Arellano, Luna Calderón, Lauryn Cardiel, Sabinah Lopez.
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Radius Gallery's
6th Annual Holiday Show
Friday, November 8, 5 - 7 PM
Radius Gallery
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Join us for the opening reception of Radius Gallery’s Annual Holiday exhibit! The best affordable fine art exhibit in all the land, for the 6th year in a row. Featuring over 125 artists, this show is the perfect place to find just the right gift for you or your loved one. We will even gift wrap the work for you! Art ranging from every size, medium, and
price there is something for everyone. Get an early start on your holiday shopping!
Everyone is welcome.
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Indian Country Conversations:
Featuring celebrated artist Lillian Pitt
and educator Julie Cajune
Saturday, November 9, 1 PM
Missoula Art Museum
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The fourth installment of this conversation series features exhibiting artist Lillian Pitt (Wasco, Warm Springs, Yakama) and educator Julie Cajune (Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes). Indian Country Conversations provides an informal setting for participants to discuss themes related to American Indian communities and cultures as related to a current exhibition. Pitt is celebrated nationwide for making contemporary artwork in the deep tradition of Pacific Northwest Native American artists. Cajune holds a master's degree in bilingual education and was the first person to teach the Salish language in the Flathead Reservation schools. Join them for a conversation about the meaning of cultural heritage and legacy. Each ICC event features American Indian artists, scholars, researchers and cultural advocates. All are welcome.
Photographers and videographers will have an opportunity to shoot without flash during the event. High-resolution image files are available upon request.
There will be time for questions during and after the event.
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Zootown Cabaret presents:
Coming Together - A Musical Theatre Review
Saturday, November 9, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
Missoula Winery and Event Center
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Join us at the Missoula Winery and Event Center for an entertaining evening of great musical theatre songs, featuring the talented students of the University of Montana!
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Artists along the Bitterroot
Gift Show!
Friday, November 8, 5 - 8 PM
Saturday, November 9, 10 AM - 3 PM
The ARTspace
105 S. 7th St, Hamilton
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This gift show will highlight 10 very unique artists of the group with artwork priced under $500 that are perfect for the gift giving season. We will have glass mosaics, jewelry, silk works, oil paintings, and much more. There will be food, drink, free gift wrapping and much merriment. We are hoping to make this an annual event in addition to our open studio tour taking place the weekend before (Nov. 1, 2 & 3).
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World View Film Series:
Kusama Infinity
Monday, November 11, 7:00 PM
The Roxy Theater
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This fall, The Roxy Theater and Global and Cultural Affairs of Arts Missoula are proud to bring you WORLD VIEW: CULTURES ON DISPLAY - four films which highlight and celebrate the unifying power of the visual arts around the world.
Hosted by Global and Cultural Affairs in
ARTS Missoula
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and presented FREE OF CHARGE.
Now the top-selling female artist in the world, Yayoi Kusama overcame impossible odds to bring her radical artistic vision to the world stage. For decades, her work pushed boundaries that often alienated her from both her peers and those in power in the art world. Kusama was an underdog with everything stacked against her: the trauma of growing up in Japan during World War II, life in a dysfunctional family that discouraged her creative ambitions, sexism and racism in the art establishment, mental illness in a culture where that was particularly shameful and even continuing to pursue and be devoted to her art full time on the cusp of her 90s. In spite of it all, Kusama has endured and has created a legacy of artwork that spans the disciplines of painting, sculpture, installation art, performance art, poetry and literary fiction. After working as an artist for over six decades, people around the globe are experiencing her installation Infinity Mirrored Rooms in record numbers, as Kusama continues to create new work every day.
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Indigenous Cinema:
Falls Around Her
Wednesday, November 13, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
The Roxy Theater
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The Roxy Theater, in partnership with Nl?ay Indigenous Film Festival, is proud to present Indigenous Cinema, a weekly series in November highlighting indigenous stories in honor of National Native American Heritage Month.
Throughout the month we will be hosting a program of short films from Art House Convergence and Sundance Institute's Indigenous Program alongside our feature film program:
-Birds in the Earth (11 minutes) Marja Helander (Sámi)
-Fainting Spells (10 minutes), Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk/Pechanga Band of Luiseño)
-Jáaji Approx. (8 minutes), Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk/Pechanga Band of Luiseño)
-My Father's Tools (7 minutes), Heather Condo (Mi’gmaq)
-Throat Singing in Kangirsuk (4 minutes), Eva Kaukai (Inuit) and Manon Chamberland (Inuit)
-Shinaab, Part II (8 minutes), Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr. (Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Chippewa Indians)
1-2 short films will shown prior to each feature film, and a panel discussion will follow all screenings.
Falls Around Her follows Mary Birchbark (Tantoo Cardinal), a legendary singer who returns to the vast wilderness of her reserve to reconnect with the land and her community. Mary begins to sense that someone might be watching her. Unsure of what is real and what is imagined, Mary embraces isolation as she explores the psychological impact of her past and present.
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Meet your MAMA
Friday, November 15, 7 - 10 PM
The New ZACC
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Mark your calendars, tell your friends, MAMA is coming to town!
Doors at 6:30 PM // 7-10 PM Show // All Ages // $10 Suggested Donation // No one turned away // Live Music, Multiple Genres & Generations
Join MAMA at the ZACC for a night of Missoula music and
conversation with local music lovers and other visionaries. Headliners MissAlaneous & the Caravan Band, Junior, Sandman, and The Vintage are playing on the brand new ZACC Show Room stage -- MAMA’s introduction is going to be a BLAST.
Join us on November 15th as we introduce the Montana Area Music Association to the the community and how we plan to create a network of support across MT. And don't forget to bring your mama!
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Bare Bait Dance Presents:
Here Be Dragons
November 15-16, 22-24
West Side Theater
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The unexplored, the unknown. BBD Artistic Director, Joy French, returns to the land of lore for BBD’s 2019/20 Season opener, HERE BE DRAGONS. Mining the world of maps, mythology, and creatures from the deep, French re-enlivens the magic of folk-tales with the full power of BBD professional and apprentice company members.
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Manus Festus:
Selected Prints from the Meri Jaye Collection
November 15 - December 14
Paxson Gallery // MMAC // PARTV Center
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Drawing on recent gifts of 18
th
- and 19
th
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Manus Festus
traces the variety of purposes printed imagery was made to serve. The Latin phrase evolved over centuries, but originally meant “hand-struck,” like all the works in this exhibition. Included are some of the earliest printed images of Native Americans and scenes of indigenous customs in North America. Also on view are landscapes from the western frontier and maps delineating shipping routes, land use, and inland waterways.
Selected prints from these gifts to the MMAC tell the story of a remarkable collection and a generous donor. The exhibition also documents the astonishing development of the printed image over some 120 years. These works are more than illustrations of colonialism; they arguably constituted the idea of Manifest Destiny, the philosophy that drove 19
th
-century territorial expansion in the United States.
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Auditions:
Leading Ladies
Sunday, November 17, 1 - 4 PM
Call-backs later the same evening
MCT Center for the Performing Arts
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The Missoula Community Theatre will hold an open audition for the non-musical farce
Leading Ladies
on Sunday, Nov. 17 from 1:00-4:00 PM
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Please use the Main Street entrance and go to the third floor. Director Rosie Ayers will audition adults (age 18 and up) from 1:00-4:00 PM, with a call-back later the same evening.
Ayers is expecting to cast three adult females and five adult males, and she is also open to non-traditional casting. The characters range in age from 20s-70s. Some of the roles to be cast are Shakespearean actors Leo and Jack (age 30s-40s) who opportunistically cast themselves into the real-life roles of female heirs to a fortune. The characters of Leo and Jack require British accents. Leo unexpectedly falls in love with the vivacious and warm Meg (age 30-40s), who is the niece of the wealthy, deceased heiress. Meanwhile, Jack is enamored of sweet, intelligent Audrey, who roller-skates her way into his heart.
No advance preparation is required to audition. Ayers expects that rehearsals will be weeknights from 7-10:30 PM. Those auditioning should note that
Leading Ladies
performances are Jan. 23-Feb. 2, 2020.
Leading Ladies
director, Rosie Ayers, has performed, taught theatre, and directed throughout the state of Montana, including
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged
with the Missoula Community Theatre, and the recent Helena Grandstreet Theatre tour of
Every Brilliant Thing
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**For questions regarding auditions, or to inquire about a perusal script, please call MCT at 728-PLAY(7529) Monday-Friday between 9AM and 5PM.
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Community Workshop:
Sculpting Birds of Prey
With live raptor models!
Sunday, November 17, 2 - 5 PM
Clay Studio of Missoula
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Offered in partnership with Kate Davis and Raptors of the Rockies, this very special workshop will give students the opportunity to learn about regional raptors while sculpting their likeness in clay. With clay instruction by Marlies Borchers, students will sculpt maquettes and studies of these majestic birds of prey after an educational presentation by Kate Davis.
Community Workshops at The Clay Studio of Missoula are a great way to explore clay through specific guided projects, whether you are a complete beginner, or already experienced with clay. Open to ages 16 and over. Students under 16 are welcome if registered alongside a registered adult guardian.
Register for classes in person, online, or by phone 406.543.0509
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String Orchestra of the Rockies Presents:
A Musical Homecoming
featuring Maria Lambros, viola
Sunday, November 17, 7:30 PM
UM Music Recital Hall // UM
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Our November concert brings one of Missoula’s most celebrated and accomplished musicians to the stage, violist Maria Lambros, who returns to her hometown to perform with the SOR. Currently a Professor at the distinguished Peabody Institute of Music, Maria is a winner of the prestigious Naumburg Award and has been named as one of “Montana’s Leading Artists and Entertainers of the 20th Century.” Maria will be featured as soloist in Telemann’s G Major Viola Concerto and is then joined by SOR Artistic Director, Maria Larionoff, as both Marias perform the soulful “Atterberg Suite” for solo violin, viola and strings. We open this concert with a rarely heard work, the rhythmic and energetic “Concerto Grosso” by Giannini, a piece made popular by the legendary conductor Arturo Toscanini. Our program ends with our annual “Rising Stars” side-by-side event as we invite talented young string players from area high schools and the University of Montana to play in a special collaborative performance of the powerful Shostakovich “Chamber Symphony.” Please join us in this celebration of musical Missoulians!
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KIDDOMATIC!
2019 Montana Children's
International Film Festival
November 14 - 17
The Roxy Theater // The New ZACC
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Presented by Global and Cultural affairs of Arts Missoula and The Roxy Theater, The Kiddomatic Film Festival will feature family-friendly films that will inspire kids of all ages. From well-loved characters like Charlie Brown or the Gruffalo to a wizard kitten and robots saving whales:
This new film festival includes 4-days of fun activities, and over 25 short and feature-length international films, a ZACC camp on no-school Friday, a stop-motion lab in The Roxy Lobby and a gelato party at Caffe Dolce on Thursday evening, November 13, at 4:00 to start the fun.
Get the Kiddomatic Pass: $20 - 5 punch movie pass for kids (up to age 13), Adult: $40! It’s a great deal, considering that single screening tickets for adult are $9 and kid are $6!
Passes may be punched for multiple kids in the same screening and also may be used at Roxy Jr. following the festival. The Kiddomatic Pass will be on sale at the Roxy Theater box office only (not available online.) They will also be available at the Kiddomatic launch party on Thursday, November 14 at Caffe Dolce with free gelato, special guests and activities.
Boys and Girls clubs, special-interest groups, teams, clubs or scouts qualify for special discounted bulk rates!
Question? Please contact Carrie Richer at the Roxy, at: carrie@theroxytheater.org or (406) 728-9380.
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Art Classes
and workshops
at MAM!
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MAM offers programs that create stimulating, art-filled environments to engage the mind, spirit and heart. Classes for students from pre-school through adult offer a diverse selection of media in hands-on creativity.Classes are offered for all levels, from beginners to practicing artists.
Also be sure to join us for
FREE Saturday Family Workshops!
Every Saturday 11 AM - 12:30 PM. The whole family is invited to make art together in these artist-led, free workshops. Please arrive a few minutes early to ensure a spot. Children under age seven should be accompanied by an adult. All materials are provided.
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Fall/Winter Classes & Workshops at MCT!
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The shorter days of fall mean more opportunities for young stars to shine brightly with the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT). With exciting productions and classes, MCT is where your children of all skill levels can explore their budding passion for theatre.
Rising Stars is specially crafted for grades K-2. Meeting Tues/Thur, Nov. 5-21, Rising Stars allows young performers to gain skills and confidence in a nurturing, fun atmosphere. Rising Stars will present an informal, non-ticketed performance on Thur, Nov. 21.
MCT’s innovative
Play in a Day program is a day camp that occurs on most Missoula County Public Schools “no school days.” Within the course of one day, the K-8 performers will rehearse a small musical, which they then perform at 5:30PM. “Dinosaurs” (Nov. 15) is our last Play in a Day performance theme.
The falling temperatures of December will bring the magic of
Disney’s Frozen Jr.! These classes, open to grades 7-12, run Dec. 3-Feb. 8, with performances Feb. 6-8, 2020.
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Youth classes at Zootown Arts Community Center!
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The ZACC loves getting young artists involved and active in the arts at an early age! Our YAAP and AMP after school programs, summer camps, and field trips are awesome vehicles of creativity for kids of all ages. As our mission states, we want to make sure that everyone has access to arts experiences - thus we offer scholarships for individuals and families who need assistance with the costs for enrolling in classes.
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Clay AF
Nov. 1 - 22
Clay Studio of Missoula
UM Graduate & Post Baccalaureate Student Exhibit
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Perception
Oct. 22 - March 7
Missoula Art Museum
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Trophy Room
Sept. 14 - Dec. 28
Missoula Art Museum
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Jack Franjevic:
Montana Modernists
Sept. 13 - Dec. 14
MMAC, Meloy Gallery
PARTV Center
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Painted Color Ceramics
(Corvallis)
For more details on Painted Color Ceramics & Classes,
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Lakebottom Sound
Free Sessions
FIRST Sundays 6-8PM at Imagine Nation Brewing
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Zootown Arts Community Center
For upcoming classes and details, please visit the
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Bare Bait Dance
Modern Dance Class
Open Space, 005
PARTV Building, U of M
Tuesdays 5:30-7PM
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Unity Dance & Drum
African Dance Class
Missoula Senior Center
Tuesdays, 7-8:30PM
Contact: 549-7933
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Missoula Art Museum
Lunch Club - 30min tours & chats at MAM!
For full listings and more information on MAM's classes:
Website!
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The Clay Studio
of Missoula
For information on ALL Adult and Kid classes at The Clay Studio of Missoula,
click here!
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Downtown Dance Collective
Drop-In Classes
Ages 13+
For all experience levels
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Flamenco Montana
Mondays at
The Barn Movement studio
Beginners: Mondays 6:00-7:30PM
Continuing: Tuesdays 6:00-7:30PM
542-9270
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The DDC has many opportunities for artists to participate in group and solo exhibitions. Show your work for one or two months in the heART of downtown and have your work featured on First Friday. All visual artists welcome!
Email us a sample of your work, description of your show, and possible dates you would like have your work shown.
INFO@DDCMONTANA.COM
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KBGA Missoula artists radio show. Talk about an art event, life as an artists, etc.
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Arts Missoula Partners & Affiliates
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Click the links below for more information
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Sister Cities:
Palmerston North, New Zealand & Neckargemünd, Germany
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