Cambodia and Montana are about as different as two cultures can be, but Sunflower Phon recounts the wild and rocky road she took to become an entrepreneur in her new land; Seth Ward tells the little-known story of how Montana got its unusual shape; and Kayte Kaminski fills us in on an ambitious ...
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Multicultural writer’s group seeks members
Calling local creative minds! Join for an intimate, cross-cultural writer’s group when it next gathers on Tuesday, April 23rd beginning at 10am. Group leader, Ingeborg van Zanten-Hayes, facilitates the experience of the authors coming together on a monthly basis. The meetings are informal.
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Emerson art show benefits local survivors of sexual violence
HAVEN’s annual art show, “The Art of Surviving,” returns to the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture on Tuesday, April 23rd from 4–7pm. This event is put on every year in recognition of sexual assault awareness month. The evening will feature artwork created by survivors of intimate partner ...
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Verge stages monologue-based celebration of women, improv for all ages
Verge is entertaining its way right through spring with one or two spectacularly fantastic performances for stage-lovers of all ages! Here’s a look at what’s happening at “The Little Black Box on the Edge (of Bozeman).”
First up, Verge presents Nora and Delia Ephron’s Love, Loss and What I Wore ...
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Closing weekend of ‘Company’ precedes Ellen screening of Karate Kid
Downtown’s Ellen Theatre, a cornerstone of Bozeman culture, is your source for some of the area’s best big screen entertainment and stage performances. The space also houses some great musical acts, both local and those coming through town. Here’s a look at what’s happening on Main.
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Elling House brings Lowell Jaeger to Virginia City for evening reading
The Elling House Arts & Humanities Center proudly hosts an evening with Montana Poet Laureate Lowell Jaeger on Sunday, April 20th. He will present readings of his poetry beginning at 7pm.
At Jaeger’s readings, expect humor, expect serious reflection, and expect to examine the “human condition” ...
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