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University & Community Activities for March 06, 2008
10:08 AM - 10:10 AM
Today's Highlight: THE 6TH ANNUAL EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL BY HELENA'S MUSIKANTEN MONTANA AND MISSOULA'S BRANDHOUT ENSEMBLE BEGINS TODAY AND RUNS THROUGH MONDAY. A FESTIVAL PASS IS $45, WITH MISSOULA ONLY $35. TONIGHT'S AND TOMORROW'S CONCERTS WILL BE AT 7:30 IN ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 511 N. PARK IN HELENA AT A COST OF $15. EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL SOLOISTS AND CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY TONIGHT, AND TOMORROW NIGHT IS A BACH CONCERT BY MISSOULA'S BRANDHOUT ENSEMBLE. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT WILL BE BACH'S PASSION ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN BY MUSIKANTEN CHORALE AND CHAMBER ORCHESTRA AT A COST OF $22, WITH SATURDAY'S AT ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC COMMUNITY, 1700 MISSOULA AVENUE IN HELENA, AT 7:30 P.M. AND SUNDAY'S REPEAT CONCERT AT ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 202 BROOKS STREET IN MISSOULA AT 7 P.M. THE FINAL CONCERT WILL BE MONDAY FEATURING THE BRANDHOUT ENSEMBLE WITH GUEST SOLOSITS AT 7:30 P.M. IN ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 202 BROOKS STREET IN MISSOULA AT A COST OF $15.
THE CASCADE COUNTY SAFE KIDS SAFE COMMUNITIES CAR SEAT SAFETY CHECK WILL BE HELD SATURDAY FROM 2-4 AT BISON FORD, 10TH AVENUE AT 5TH STREET IN GREAT FALLS.
WESTERN MONTANA GAY & LESBIAN COMMUNITY CENTER WILL HOLD THE THIRD ANNUAL BLACK AND WHITE BALL SATURDAY FROM 7-11 P.M. THE COST IS $40 AT THE DOOR, WITH SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE OR THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN A FREE TICKET THRU VOLUNTEERISM. PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT THE CENTER AND THE STATEWIDE OUT WORDS NEWSPAPER. THERE WILL BE A SILENT AUCTION, RAFFLE, CAKE AND LIVE MUSIC BY FULL GROWN MEN.
THE 2008 INTERNATIONAL CULTURE AND FOOD FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDAY FROM NOON-5 IN THE UNIVERSITY CENTER ON THE UM CAMPUS. ADMISSION IS $2, WITH CHILDREN UNDER 12 $1.
THE ANNUAL TEACHER'S RECITAL FEATURING PRIVATE MUSIC TEACHERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE HELENA MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AND A SELECT GROUP OF STUDENTS WILL BE HELD SUNDAY AT 4 P.M. IN ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH ON HELENA AVENUE. FREEWILL DONATIONS WILL GO TO THE MARJORIE SCHROETER SCHOLARSHIP FUND, WHICH HELPS SEND MUSIC STUDENTS TO SUMMER CAMPS OF THEIR CHOICE.
THE MENDELSSOHN CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR 63RD ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT THIS SUNDAY AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE UNIVERSITY THEATER ON THE UM CAMPUS. THIS YEAR'S GUEST ARTIST WILL BE THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BALLET THEATRE PERFORMING EXCERPTS FROM THEIR BEIJING OLYMPIC FESTIVAL TOUR. TICKETS ARE FOR SALE AT ROCKIN' RUDY'S, THE SOURCE AT THE UNIVERSITY CENTER AND FROM MENDELSSOHN CLUB MEMBERS.
THE FLATHEAD AUDUBON SOCIETY WILL MEET AT THE SUMMIT, 205 SUNNYVIEW LANE IN KALISPELL AT 7 P.M. MONDAY. THE TOPIC WILL BE "BEARS, WOLVES, EAGLES AND ELEPHANT SEALS." THIS IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS BROWN BAG SERIES WILL BE HELD FROM NOON-1 IN OLD JOURNALISM 303. ON TUESDAY KEVIN HOOD, INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR AT INTERNSHIP SERVICES, WILL PRESENT "CHANGE YOUR WORLD: INTERN ABROAD.
ON THURSDAY BHARATH SRIRAMAN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, WILL SPEAK ON "HISTORICAL, RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL CONTEXT IN CYPRUS: MOVING BEYOND REDUCTIONIST ARGUMENTS IN THE MEDIA." ON THURSDAY, MARCH 20 GARTH WILLIS, FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF ALPINE FUND, BISHKEK AND MINNEAPOLIS, WILL SPEAK ON "TECHNOLOGY, YOUTH AND EDUCATION: INTRODUCING THE INTERNET TO SCHOOLS IN TAJIKISTAN."
FAMILIES FIRST HAS SCHEDULED A WEEK OF PROGRAMS: TUESDAY FROM 6:30-8 P.M. WILL BE "RECESS, FIGHTING, FRIENDS AND BULLIES" AT PAXSON ELEMENTARY; WEDNESDAY FROM 11-12:15 IS "PIZZA FOR PARENTS: THE ART OF ENCOURAGEMENT" AT BONNER ELEMENTARY; WEDNESDAY FROM 6:15-8:15 P.M. IS "RELATIVES AS PARENTS" AT THE YMCA; FROM 7-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY AT PABLO HEADSTART IS "STAYING IN TOUCH WITH YOUR TEEN"; THURSDAY FROM 6:30-8 P.M. IS "BEING A STEP FAMILY, CINDERELLA, THE BRADY BUNCH AND OTHER FAIRY TALES" AT LEWIS AND CLARK ELEMENTARY; AND FRIDAY FROM 11-12:15 IS "PIZZA FOR PARENTS: THE ART OF ENCOURAGEMENT" AT LEWIS AND CLARK ELEMENTARY. CALL 721-7690 TO REGISTER AND RECEIVE INFORMATION ABOUT CHILDCARE. THESE PROGRAMS ARE FREE.
THE CITY OF LIVINGSTON'S SUMMERFEST IS JULY 18-20 IN THEIR SACAJAWEA PARK. THIS OUTDOOR MUSIC FESTIVAL WILL FEATURE THE KINGSTON TRIO AND A VARIETY OF OTHER BANDS. BUY AN ADVANCE PASS BY CALLING 406-222-1142, LOGON TO WWW.LIVINGSTONSUMMERFEST.COM OR CALL THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT AT 406-222-8155 FOR INFORMATION. WEEKEND PASSES ARE $20 FOR ADULTS, $5 FOR CHILDREN 9-12, AND THOSE UNDER 8 FREE.
SUBMIT YOUR EVENT INFORMATION THROUGH OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.MTPR.ORG BY CLICKING ON "SEND A PSA" AND FOLLOWING THE SIMPLE STEPS; BY FAX TO 243-3299; OR BY MAIL TO MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO, THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA, 59812-8064.
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