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2010 Calendar of Events
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    March
 
March 3: Bray Days, Bozeman, MT
ASMSU Campus Entertainment presents: "Bray Days,” a collection of ceramics by artists in residence at the Archie
Bray Foundation. The exhibit will be showing in the Exit Gallery March 1 – 12. There will be a free public artist
reception Wednesday, March 3rd, 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Contact Madison Perrins.
asmsuexhibits@montana.edu
Tel. 406.994.1828.
 
March 9: Star of “Evolution of Dance” SUB Ballroom A, Bozeman
Judson Laipply, inspirational comedian best known for his dance finale that takes the audience through 50 years of
dance moves, will give a lecture at MSU that will inspire change through laughter at 7:30 PM.
Contact MSU Leadership Institute. Email leadershipstaff@montana.edu. Tel. 406-994-7275
 
March 11: Hot Wines for Cold Days! Montana Athletic Club, Bigfork, MT
Experience exceptional quality wines from South America.5:00 – 6:30pm. Information desk at MAC. Sample a variety
of wines hand selected by staff from Bigfork's Jug Tree. We'll be tasting eight wines -- a variety of reds and whites.
You'll be able to place orders for your favorites of these value-priced South American wines. Great prizes too – you
don't want to miss this special event!Free event exclusively for Montana Athletic Club members and their guests!
 
March 11-4: Winter Classic, Whitefish    
The Whitefish Winter Classic is an annual charity event that raises money to provide financial assistance for local
Flathead Valley families whose children are in need of medical care elsewhere outside northwest Montana.
406-862-8146
 
March 12-13: Eastern Montana Celtic Festival, Glendive    
The Eastern Montana Celtic Celebration features a bar crawl with pipe band, a bagpipe band, Highland Dancers,
heritage displays, food, family fun, concerts and more. Come be 'Irish For A Day'! 406-377-6690
 
March 12-14: Great Rockies Sportshow, Kalispell    
Catch the BIG ONE! Great Rockies Sportshow in Kalispell is the Flathead Valley's premier sport show featuring a
huge variety of exhibitors, features, and seminars on the great outdoors. 406-585-3424.
 
March 19-20: Northeast Montana Farm Expo, Plentywood    
Each year KATQ Radio sponsors its annual Farm Expo, bringing in agricultural and household exhibits from
Montana, various other northern states and Canada. Educational seminars daily. Friday morning join us for the
Farm and Ranch Appreciation Breakfast. 406-765-1480
 
March 19-21: Home and Garden Showcase, Flathead County Fairgrounds
The Flathead's Premier Home and Garden Show, brought to you by the Flathead Building Association. Ask the
experts on building, remodeling, landscaping and gardening. Over 150 exhibitors with daily seminars on decorating,
building and more as well as a fabulous grand prize drawing. 406 752 2422.
www.buldingflathead.com
 
March 20: Vino, Brumar Estate/Bigfork, MT
Fundraiser for Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center. Gourmet food from four regional chefs with wine pairings and
sale.
http://www.brumarestate.com for directions. http://www.ravenwoodolc.org. Contact: Rachel Klempel. Email
rachskee@gmail.com. Tel. 406 270 0041
 
March 20-21: Annual Snow Rodeo, Essex
The Annual Snow Rodeo contains hilarious events for the whole family on Saturday afternoon and Sunday. These
are basic rodeo events but the contestants are on skis! 406-888-5700
 
March 23-25: Common Sense Weatherization Workshops
Glasgow, Culbertson, Plentywood, Scobey, Jordan & Circle. Tips to conserve home/business energy. Facts about
weatherization & Low income assistance programs, Financial Incentives & Tax Credits. Renewable Energy for
Homes.  Public encouraged to attend. Lorene Hintz.
sbdc@gndc.org. Tel. 406-653-2590
 
March 24: FREE Film "Enemies of Happiness" Bozeman
Imagine moving on a daily basis and having your life constantly threatened by powerful warlords. This life is a reality
for Malalai Joya, a courageous 27 year old woman who won Afghanistan’s first parliamentary election in 35 years
and sparked controversy with her outspoken criticism against warlords and anti democratic forces in the Afghan
government.  Contact: MSU Leadership Institute.
leadershipstaff@montana.edu. Tel. 406 994 7275
 
March 26-28: 30th Annual Home & Garden Show and Sale, Great Falls
Over 300 exhibits to make your home, yard, garden & patio more comfortable. Over 16,000 adults attend this event
annually.
montanahomeshow@yahoo.com
 
March 26 - April 15: Cycle Only Days, West Yellowstone    
Perfect ways to spend springtime days! Ride in Yellowstone for free and before the park opens to public
automobiles or buses. Animals are abundant and days are invigorating. 406-646-7701
 
March 27: Wine and Food Festival, Great Falls    
Wine and Food Festival provides an evening of sampling food, fine wine, and beer from Montana and surrounding
areas. Sampling begins at 6:00pm, and dancing is from 9:00pm to 12:00am. 800-548-8256
 
    April
 
April 8-9: Montana Governor’s Conference on Tourism and Recreation, Kalispell
Red Lion Hotel, 20 N. Main Street, Kalispell, MT 59901, 406-751-5050, FAX 406-751-5051, www.redlion.
com/kalispell
 
April 18: 2nd Annual Run for the Earth, Story Mansion, Bozeman, MT
10:00 AM start will kick-off the Gallatin Earth Celebration. The run will include 5k, 10k, and 1-mile courses, starting &
finishing at the Story Mansion, located on the corner of Wilson & College in Bozeman. Registration is $15, on or
before April 15th, and $20 afterward or on race-day. Details and registration are available online at
www.active.com.
Contact Stephanie Hanson, Tel. 406-994-6653
 
April 22: David Orr keynote lecture, Bozeman, MT
David W. Orr, author and professor of environmental studies at Oberlin College, will give the keynote lecture of the
Gallatin Earth Celebration at Montana State University at 7:30pm in the Strand Union Ballrooms. Orr is best known
for his pioneering campaign for ecological literacy and as a leading thinker on environmental politics and climate
change. The lecture is FREE and open to the public. www.montana.edu/gec for more information. Contact Gretchen
Hooker,
ASMSUsustain@montana.edu. Tel. 406 994 6873
 
April 24: Clean Up Day and Sustainability Fair, Bogart Park, Bozeman, MT
Join your neighbors for a citywide clean up of your favorite parks, trails, and other public spaces in our community.  
Meet at Bogert Park at 8:30am for supplies, maps, and coffee (travel mugs encouraged!). Everyone is invited to
return to the Park at 12 noon for a post clean-up party featuring free food, live music, and a sustainability fair
showcasing local businesses and organizations. The annual clean up is the concluding event of the week-long
Gallatin Earth Celebration hosted by the City of Bozeman and Montana State University.  If interested in exhibiting at
the fair visit
www.montana.edu/gec. Contact: ASMSU Sustain Center. ASMSUsustain@montana.edu
Tel. 406 994 6873
 
April 27-28: "Staying on Top" Business Workshop, Glasgow & Sidney
Workshop designed to assist small businesses in marketing, website basics, business, financial, & tax planning.
Contact Lorene Hintz.
sbdc@gndc.org. Tel. 406-653-2590
 
    May
 
    June
 
June 10-13: Montana Senior Olympic Games, Kalispell
Thirteen different sports available for competition for men and women who are 50 years of age and older.
Contact Kay Newman.
kayjn@imt.neet. Tel. 406-586-5543
 
June 19: The 16th Annual Longest Dam Race, Kiwanis Park,  Fort Peck Lake, MT.
The race events include a 10K & 5K run, 5K walk, 1milerun/walk and a 10 mile Novice Bike route. Bring the whole
family and celebrate summer and Father’s Day weekend at Fort Peck Lake, MT for more information contact the
Glasgow Chamber at 406-228-228-2222 or
chamber@glasgowmt.net.
 
    July
 
    August
 
    September
 
September 19: Montana Governor's Cup Marathon, Billings
Event features a marathon, relay, half, 10K, middle school mile and kids runs.  Contact Kate Novakovich.
knovakovich@bresnan.net. Tel. 406-672-1772
 
    October
 
    November
 
    December
 
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