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Events
WEDNESDAY 4/6
TOASTMASTERS MEETING
North Valley - The Wave Aquatic and Fitness Ctr., 7 a.m. Kalispell - First Interstate Bank - 2nd oor, 12 p.m. Speeches, evaluations, and speaking. Q: 837-0032
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME, 10 AM
ImagineIF Bigfork Library 10am
ImagineIF Columbia Falls Library 10:30am
Flathead County Library 11am
Preschool storytimes; songs, crafts, and more. Q: 837-6976
KNOCKER GROUP, 10:30 AM
Woolen Collectibles
Make “Knitted Knockers,” handmade breast prosthesis
for women who have undergone mastectomies or other procedures to the breast, free for women who request them. Kits available for purchase, pattern is free. Bring your size 4 double point needles. Q: 756-8746
HOME SCHOOL ART CLASSES, 10:30 AM
Hockaday Museum of Art, Kalispell
Classes begin with visits to the Hockaday’s galleries for inspiration and then continue in the classroom with art projects. Designed with multiple levels of complexity to accommodate individual abilities, grades 1 - 8. Focus changes weekly to feature artists’ works that is on display. Wednesdays, 10:30 am - 12 pm, $7/session. Members receive 10 percent discount on classes and workshops. Q: 755-5268
SEAMLESS RAGLAN, 1 PM
Woolen Collectibles, Kalispell
Basic in design, this sweater is a delight to knit and breath- takingly beautiful when completed. We will help you through all the twists and turns of this sweater and you will pick up wonderful tips and tricks in the process. Q: 756-8746
5 DAY RETREAT- ‘THE SPLENDOR OF SPRING,’ 2 PM
Black Rose Spiritual Retreat Center, Thompson Falls
Small group retreat: ‘get away from it all’ and reconnect with yourself. Rest, relax and rejuvenate. Maximum three seek- ers/retreat. All inclusive: accommodations, meals, complete spirituality pro le, classes and activities. Q: 827-5016
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OPEN MIC WITH CRAIG WICKHAM, 6 PM
Haskill Station, White sh
Every Wednesday night Craig hosts an acoustic open mic. Q: 863-5455
“BEAUTY OF BIRDS” COURSE, 6 PM
Flathead High School, Kalispell
Flathead Audubon’s spring adult education birding course, Wednesday evenings in April. Designed for beginning birders and seasoned experts. This week: Birds of Glacier National Park by Steve Gniadek. Q: 781-1721
AQUIFER PRESENTATION, 6:30 PM
FVCC, Arts and Technology Building, Kalispell
“The Deep Aquifer and Subsurface Geology of the Flathead Valley,” a presentation by state hydrogeologists. Free and open to the public. Q: 752-4220
WEDNESDAY TRIVIA AT FLBC PUBHOUSE, 6:30 PM
Flathead Lake Brewing Co., Bigfork
Experience ne brews and food while you play trivia for a chance to win $5 FLBC cash for every person on your team. Every Wednesday. Q: 837-2004
CLIMATE SOLUTIONS TASK FORCE, 7 PM
White sh Community Library
Forming a steering committee and establishing working groups focused on particular projects and group interests. Topics discussed at the rst meeting included water quality and quantity, tourism and economic opportunities, transpor- tation, public engagement, wild re concerns, and local food production. Participants also focused on ways to increase energy conservation, expand renewable energy options, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Q: 471-2210
STEPPIN’ 2 RHYTHM WITH APRIL, 7:30 PM
Blue Moon Nite Club, Columbia Falls
Free dance lessons, followed by karaoke at 9:30 p.m. Horse Shoe Shu e, Waltz, Cha Cha, West Coast. Q: 250-9201
LIVE IRISH MUSIC, 8 PM
Brannigan’s Irish Pub, Kalispell
Come out for some tunes from Ireland. Live Irish music every Wednesday night. Q: 393-2418
WHISKEY WEDNESDAYS, 9 PM
Scotty’s Bar, Kalispell
Every Wednesday. Drink specials. Sign up with Luke Lautaret of Marshall Catch, to get a time slot and show o your talent. Q: 257-8188
KARAOKE WITH JODY, 9:30 PM
Rainbow Bar and Casino, Kalispell
Come show o your talent, every Wednesday and Saturday. Q: 752-6630
KARAOKE WITH AL, 9:30 PM
Blue Moon Bar and Grill, Columbia Falls
Don’t be shy! Come give it your all. Every Wednesday and Saturday. Q: 250-9201
THURSDAY 4/7
STORYTIME: FROGS AND TOADS, 10:30 AM
White sh Community Library
The Story Lady visits today and tells stories of Frogs and Toads. Stories, rhymes, and songs for the preschool group, ages 2-5, every Thursday. Q: 862-9914
BOOKS AND BABIES, 11 AM
ImagineIF Kalispell Library
For parents, caregivers & infants-24 mos. Q: 758-5820
WHITEFISH KIWANIS MEETING, 12 PM
Pin & Cue, White sh
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. The public is welcome to join our meeting. Q: 863-3409
OPENING RECEPTION FOR NEW ARTISTS, 5 PM
Hockaday Museum of Art, Kalispell
High School Students Art Exhibition. Each school is given a set number of pieces depending upon student population, and the exhibited pieces are juried by the art teachers at each school. Free admission to the public. Voting for the People’s Choice Award and the Curator’s Choice Award will be announced. Q: 755-5268
FREE TO CHOOSE- FINANCIAL LITERACY CLASSES, 5:30 PM
Community Action Partnership, Kalispell
Six consecutive Thursdays, April 7 - May 12. $20/household. Focus on building skills and understanding how we use our resources. Know how to manage a hard time as well increase stability and prepare for homeownership. RSVP: 758-5420
COURAGE GROUP: SERVICE WOMEN SURVIVORS, 5:30 PM
FVCC, Kalispell
10-week therapist-facilitated group for adult, female survivors of sexual assault. Research has shown that group counseling is one of the most e ective ways to work through issues surrounding sexual assault. VA Referral and Pre-in- terview with therapist required. Q: 756-7638
FESTIVAL OF FLAVORS: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 6 PM
FVCC, Kalispell
$175/person. Students of The Culinary Institute of Montana will prepare an elegant ve-course meal inspired by some of New York’s most distinguished chefs. Dinner will be paired with select French wines. Saxophonist Erica von Kleist will perform live with Gringos del Soul, a jazz trio featuring von Kleist on piano and sax, Matt Seymour on bass and Don Caverly on drums. Broadway singer and actor Eric Michael Krop will join them as a guest vocalist. Q: 756-3822
“ELK SUNSET” TIPSY BRUSH PAINTING PARTY!, 7 PM
Tipsy Brush Studio, Kalispell
Bring a bottle of wine, learn to paint. All supplies included. Instructions easy and fun to follow. Q: 530-209-7769
THE CROWN OF THE CONTINENT, 7 PM
FVCC, Kalispell
The nal installment of the 2016 Wilderness Speaker Series. Join the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation and Montana Wilderness Association as we discover the geographic beauty of our home with speakers Rick and Susie Graetz.
Q: 756-3822
MIKE MURRAY ACOUSTIC DUO, 7 PM
Tupelo Grille, White sh
Come enjoy the lounge with some of the Valley’s nest musicians. Q: 862-6136
JOHN DUNNIGAN, 9:30 PM
Great Northern Bar, White sh
Live music with John Dunnigan. Q: 862-2816
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BANKER PROFILE:
JERRY BYGREN
Market President
More than 40 years at Flathead Bank A generalist. Working with commercial credits, depository accounts, community activities
jbygren@ atheadbank.com
837-1603
Jerry Bygren
If you don’t know banking you need to know a great banker