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University & Community Activities for August 23, 2007
10:08 AM - 10:10 AM
Today's Highlight: Thursday, August 23rd
“CELEBRATING WOMEN,” THE 5TH ANNUAL ART QUILT SHOW EVENT, WILL BE HELD AT LOULA’S IN WHITEFISH TOMORROW. CALL 752-4735 FOR INFORMATION.
THE BITTERROOT ECOLOGICAL AWARENESS RESOURCES, INC. TEEN OUTDOOR PROGRAM IS SPONSORING THE 1ST ANNUAL ROCKIN’ WITH B.E.A.R CONCERT AND FUNDRAISER AT THE HAMILTON GRANGE, 1436 US HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH FROM 7-11 TOMORROW NIGHT, FEATURING ANTIMONY PROJECT AND GUEST BANDS. THERE WILL BE DOOR PRIZES, SNACKS AND DRINKS. THE ENTRANCE FEE IS $4, WITH TEENS AND ADULTS WELCOME. TO ENTER THE TEEN POSTER CONTEST “MY GREATEST OUTDOOR ADVENTURE” FOR WHICH THERE IS A GRAND PRIZE OF A $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE, PICK UP RULES AND POSTER BOARD AT CT’S BAZAAR, 111 S. 3RD ST. IN HAMILTON, FROM 11-6. FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE CONCERT, OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 375-9110.
CHILD CARE RESOURCES FREE BEGINNING LEVEL COURSE “SOS FOR CENTERS” WILL BE HELD THIS SATURDAY FROM 9-2:30 AT 127 E. MAIN, SUITE 314, MISSOULA. PREGISTER BY VISITING WWW.CHILDCARERESOURCES.ORG OR CALLING 728-6446.
THIS SATURDAY IS ADOPT-A-PET DAY AT THE HAMILTON SEARS PARKING LOT. BITTERROOT HUMANE ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEERS WILL BE THERE FROM 10-2 WITH SHELTER CATS AND DOGS IN SEARCH OF HOMES.
THE DRUMMOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS HOSTING THEIR 8TH ANNUAL TRUCK, TRACTOR AND CAR SHOW THIS SATURDAY, WITH THE PARADE FORMING AT 11 AT THE END OF TOWN FOR A NOON START. A BBQ WILL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW AT THE DRUMMOND CITY PARK. A BLUE GRASS CONCERT “BLUE TO THE BONE” WILL START AT 5, WITH ADMISSION $10 ADULTS, $5 CHILDREN 6-12 AND 5 AND UNDER FREE.
THE MISSOULA TAEKWONDO CENTER’S BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY DAY WILL BE HELD SATURDAY FROM NOON-3 AT 2305 S. GRANT STREET. LEARN ABOUT SELF DEFENSE SKILLS REGARDING ABDUCTION PREVENTION, BIKE SAFETY AND WARDING OFF BULLIES. BRING YOUR BIKE AND HELMET. THIS FREE EVENT IS FOR CHILDREN AGES 5-18 AND THEIR PARENTS.
HOME RESOURCE’S ANNUAL BENEFIT EVENT, “SPONTANEOUS CONSTRUCTION 2007 – A FESTIVAL OF CREATIVE RE-INVENTION,” WILL BE HELD FROM NOON-5 THIS SATURDAY AT 825 W. KENT AVENUE IN MISSOULA. ENJOY WATCHING THE CONTESTS, EATING, DRINKING, DANCING AND MORE. THERE WILL BE CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES. THE AFTERNOON FESTIVAL IS $5 FOR ADULTS, WITH CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE. FROM 5-10 THERE WILL BE A CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE WITH CATERING BY HOB NOB AND BIG SKY BREWERY, AWARD CEREMONY AND LIVE AUCTION. ADMISSION IS $15 AT THE GATE OR $10 IN ADVANCE, WHICH INCLUDES ADMISSION TO THE AFTERNOON EVENT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 541-8300 OR VISIT WWW.HOMERESOURCE.ORG.
THIS SUNDAY FROM 12-4 KALISPELL’S HOCKADAY MUSEUM OF ART, THE CONRAD MANSION MUSEUM AND THE MUSEUM AT CENTRAL SCHOOL WILL PRESENT THE 2ND ANNUAL MUSEUMS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL. ADMISSION IS FREE, AND THERE WILL BE LIVE MUSIC, ART AND FOOD BOOTHS PLUS FREE TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN THE MUSEUMS.
FRIENDS OF TWO RIVERS AND BONNER SCHOOL WILL PRESENT “ITS’S WILD IN BONNER, MONTANA” COMMUNITY AT THE CONFLUENCE DAY THIS SUNDAY FROM NOON-4 AT BONNER SCHOOL. THIS IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND WILL FEATURE LIVE BLUEGRASS MUSIC, ACTIVITIES, FOOD AND DRINKS, DISPLAYS AND MORE.
THE JEANNETTE RANKIN PEACE CENTER’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISER PEACE PARTY WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDAY FROM 4-9 IN CARAS PARK, FEATURING DINNER, SILENT AND LIVE AUCTIONS AND A RAFFLE. ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE BY THE “FULL GROWN MEN” AND A SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY THE MISSOULA GAY MEN’S CHOIR AND THE MONTANA WOMEN’S CHORUS TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE CENTER, 519 S. HIGGINS, OR BY CALLING 543-3955, FOR $15 PER PERSON OR 2 FOR $25, CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER $5 AND $10 FOR STUDENTS, SENIORS AND OTHERS ON A LIMITED INCOME. TICKET PRICES WILL GO UP AFTER TOMORROW.
THE NORTH VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY IN STEVENSVILLE WILL BE CLOSED FROM THIS SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD TO TRAIN STAFF, SET UP EQUIPMENT AND CATALOG BOOKS IN PREPARATION FOR “GOING LIVE” ON THE MONTANA SHARED CATALOG. IT WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, AT 10 A.M. AND WILL RESUME REGULAR HOURS OF 10-8 TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 10-6 WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AND 9-4 SATURDAY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 777-5061.
THE VIOLENCE FREE CRISIS LINE IS IN URGENT NEED OF VOLUNTEERS. TRAINING BEGINS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. CALL CAROLYN AT 752-4735 TO SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEW.
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