Festive St. Paddy’s fiddle jam heads to Whitehall
The Montana Old Time Fiddlers will bring their unique music – and first jam of the year – to Whitehall’s Mint Bar on Sunday, March 17th. The Old Time Fiddle Jam will unfold from 2–6pm. The afternoon is free and open to the public, lunch will be ...
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On tap at Mountains Walking: Last Best Pineapple & performers
On tap at Mountains Walking: Last Best Pineapple & performers
Whet your most basic appetites with a stop into Mountains Walking Brewery. The north-side space features frosty brews, tasty plates, and plenty of live music to entertain guests. Here’s a look at who’s coming up.
Joe Knapp ...
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Orser lecture focuses on leadership, working within nonprofit sector
Orser lecture focuses on leadership, working within nonprofit sector
From MSU News Service
Vu Le, writer, speaker, blogger and executive director of a Seattle-based nonprofit, will present “Effective Leadership and Strategies for Nonprofit Success” at 5pm Thursday, March 28th, in Inspiration Hall, ...
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Enter the ‘open prison’ of Gaza with Bozeman Doc Series screening
Enter the ‘open prison’ of Gaza with Bozeman Doc Series screening
On Thursday, March 28th, at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture, the Bozeman Doc Series presents the Montana premier of the critically acclaimed new documentary, Gaza, beginning at 7pm.
This elegantly shot and ...
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Movie Lovers Review:The Clovehitch Killer is an unexpectedly clever horror film debut
by Joseph Shelton
The Clovehitch Killer could have been a sort of dumb comedy, and its tale of a 16 year old boy who begins to suspect that his father (the local Boy Scout troupe leader) is an infamous serial killer could have been exploited for cheap, if black-humored, laughs. But The Clovehitch ...
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Two final weekends of jovial Mamma Mia! Shane Theatre in Livingston through March 24th
Two final weekends of jovial Mamma Mia! in Livingston
A mother. A daughter. Three possible ...
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