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University & Community Activities for November 13, 2007
12:55 PM - 12:58 PM
Today's Highlight: THE MONTANA FOOD BANK NETWORK IS HOLDING A GROOVE AND GIVE BENEFIT BASH TO HELP FEED HUNGRY FOLKS OVER THE HOLIDAYS. DOORS OPEN AT 9 PM ON NOVEMBER 16TH AT THE BADLANDER, LOCATED AT 208 RYMAN STREET IN MISSOULA. JOIN ZEPPO MONTANA, MUDSLIDE CHARLIE AND RICH AND RARE. COST IS $7 FOR AGES 18 – 21 AND $5 FOR 21 AND OLDER. BRING NON-PERISBHABLE FOOD ITEMS. CALL 721-3825 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
GLACIER SYMPHONY IN KALISPELL WILL PRESENT “SKOL SCANDINAVIA” ON NOVEMBER 18TH AT 3 PM AT THE FLATHEAD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. WITH SPECIAL GUEST, BEN KIRBY. FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL 257-3241.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BEAD N’FEED SHOW WILL BE HELD ON THE 17TH AND 18TH AT THE RED LION HOTEL IN KALISPELL. THE SHOW WILL BENEFIT THE FLATHEAD FOOD BANK AND FREE BEADS WILL BE GIVEN FOR EVERY NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEM DONATED. ENJOY BEADS OF STONE, GLASS, SILVER, COPPER, WOOD, BONE AND MORE, INCLUDING TOOLS AND BOOKS. ADMISSION IS FREE.
THE MISSOULA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM WILL CONTINUE WORLD OF WONDERS, A SERIES OF INTERACTIVE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AGES 3 TO 9 ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS AT 11 AM AND 3:30 PM. ON THE 17TH, AGES 3 TO 6 CAN ENJOY SEUESS SATURDAY AT 11 AM AND READY SET READ IS HELD FOR AGES 3 TO 7 EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 11 AM. CALL 541-7529 FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE AND OTHER PROGRAMS.
THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WILL BE HOLDING A WORKSHOP ON BUSINESS IDEAS, INCLUDING BUSINESS PLANS, MARKETING AND INDUSTRY PROFILES, CASH FLOW PROJECTIONS, LOAN INFORMATION AND MORE. THE WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 14TH IN BUTTE; THE 15TH IN PHILIPSBURG AND ANACONDA. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BY CALLING 782-7333 EXT. 300.
SUPPORTERS OF ABUSE FREE ENVIRONMENTS, WILL HOST WEEKLY SUPPORT GROUPS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. WOMENS GROUPS FOCUS ON HEALING FROM DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE; CHILDREN’S GROUPS FOCUS ON SELF-EXPLORATION, AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND TEEN GROUPS ON DATING, AND OTHER ISSUES. MEETINGS ARE HELD IN HAMILTON AT THE COMMUNITY RESOURCE BUILDING. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 363-2793.
THE MISSOULA URBAN DEMONSTRATION PROJECT IS HOSTING ITS MONTHLY COMMUNITY POTLUCK TONIGHT FROM 6 TO 8 PM AT 629 PHILLIPS STREET. PUBLIC IS WELCOME TO ATTEND. CALL 721-7513 FOR DETAILS.
THERE WILL BE AN OPEN HOUSE FOR THE SEA SCOUTS, A CO-ED ORGANIZATION FOR YOUTHS AGES 14 TO 20 WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SAILING, MOTORBOATING, KAYAKING, CANOEING, BIKING, HIKING, WINTER SPORTS AND HIGH ADVENTURE. THIS WILL BE HELD ON THE 14TH AT 7 PM AT THE AMERICAN LEGION HALL LOCATED AT 825 RONAN STREET IN MISSOULA. CALL 728-6753 FOR DETAILS.
GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE HONORING THE LEGACY OF THE LATE PHIL TAWNEY, A 3RD GENERATION MONTANAN AND LIFETIME SPORTSMAN AND CONSERVATIONISTS. ONE-YEAR GRANTS RANGING FROM $500 TO $5,000 ARE AVAILABLE TO NON-PROFIT CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS AND 3 $1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE TO MONTANA COLLEGE STUDENTS. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY DECEMBER 1ST. CALL 800 517 7256 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
2 VALLEY’S STAGE WILL PRESENT MCT’S “BITS N PIECES THEATER COMPANY ON TONIGHT AT THE SEELEY-SWAN HIGH SCHOOL. DINNER IS AT 5:30 PM AND THE PERFORMANCE WILL BE HELD AT 7. PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT FOOD BASKETS FOR THE NEEDY. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. CALL 251-6966 FOR DETAILS OR VISIT ALPINE ARTISANS DOT ORG.
MISSOULA’S SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS COUNCIL WILL CONTINUE IT’S LECTURE SERIES ON THE 15TH WITH MISSOULA CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, KEVIN DOHR, WHO WILL PRESENT THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SUSTAINABILITY AND FOCUS ON HOW TO MOTIVATE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS WITH DIFFERENT VALUE SYSTEMS TO CHOOSE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS AND PRACTICES. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE TALK WILL BE HELD AT THE MCT CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS. CALL 549-4376
TO HAVE YOUR EVENTS ON OUR UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY CALENDAR, SEND THE INFORMATION 10 DAYS IN ADVANCE BY VISITING OUR WEBSITE AT MTPR.ORG, OR FAX TO 243-3299 OR MAIL TO MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO, THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA 59812.
THE ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU JUST HEARD CAN NOW BE VIEWED ON-LINE AT OUR WEBSITE MTPR.ORG. UNDER “PROGRAMS’.
University and Community Activities are aired at 10:00am Tuesday through Friday, and 1:00pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. University and Community Activities are announcements about the events and activities of non-profit, cultural, and artistic organizations in our broadcast area. Information should be submitted ten days before broadcast date.
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