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WEDNESDAY 8/20
MRHA REINING HORSE SHOW, 9 AM
Majestic Valley Arena, Kalispell
Come and watch the top reining horses, trainers and rid- ers compete for prize money and trophies. Concessions will be available. Free. Q: 755-5366
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME
ImagineIF Bigfork Library 10 a.m.
ImagineIF Columbia Falls Library 10:30 a.m. ImagineIF Kalispell Library 11 a.m.
Preschool storytimes are filled with stories, songs, crafts, music and more. Each week features a unique theme. Q: 837-6976
GRANITE PARK & SPERRY CHALET CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, 2 PM
Glacier Outdoor Center
Granite Park and Sperry Chalet celebrate their centen- nial season. Open reception from 2 to 4 p.m. with cake, refreshments, live music and entertainment.
BIGFORK FARMERS’ MARKET, 3 PM
Masonic Temple, Bigfork
Vendors sell fresh-cut flowers, garden starters, fresh produce, herbs, baked goods, farm-fresh eggs, jams, handmade crafts, and much, much, more.
THE BAD LARRYS, 6:00 PM
The Lodge at Whitefish Lake
Come down to listen to some bluegrass! Q: 877-887-4026
SHINTANGLE! A SWAN VALLEY FUNDRAISER, 6 PM 33 Bar Ranch, Condon
Music by Rob Quist with special guest
Halladay Quist. Artwork for the Swan Valley license plate, by artist Ron Ukrainetz, will also be unveiled. $25 for dinner, $15 for
music. Rain or shine, bring chairs. Q: 754-3137
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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FARMER’S MARKET
Wednesdays from 3-6pm and Saturdays 9:30am-1:30pm
Bigfork Masonic Temple
BIGFORK MUSEUM’S EARTH WORKS
Tuesday – Saturday 10am-5pm
www.big forkmuseum.org
DRUM BROTHERS OUTDOOR CONCERT
Saturday, August 23rd 7:30pm
Sliter Memorial Park
RIVERBEND CONCERT SERIES
Sunday, August 24th - Sax-o-phuns
Every Sunday 7pm - Sliter Memorial Park
CROWN OF THE CONTINENT GUITAR FESTIVAL AND WORKSHOP August 24th - 30th cocguitarfoundation.org
For more details contact the Bigfork Area Chamber
www.bigfork.org • 837-5888
Three Rivers Bank
is looking to fill a PERSONAL BANKER position.
This position is responsible for determining the customer’s financial needs and recommending banking services that best satisfy those needs including deposit products, consumer loan products and cross-selling other services. Responsible for the origination, servicing, and collection of consumer loan products and the solicitation and development of additional customers to the bank. Project a professional image and utilize acquired sales techniques to increase sales and customer relations. Skills needed include confidentiality, sales and cross-sell, organized and able to multi-task, detail oriented, and good listening, written and verbal communication.
TAMARACK COMMUNITY TAP NIGHT, 6 PM Tamarack Brewing Company, Lakeside
This Wednesdays Tap Night will benefit 24 Hours of Flathead, a benefit race with the purpose of helping to provide recreational opportunities in the Flathead Valley for people affected by paralysis and other life-altering disabilities Q: 844.0244
WILD WOMEN WEDNESDAY, 6:30 PM Stumptown Art Studio, Whitefish
A facilitated evening of art just for the
ladies. Buy a project or take one along. Bring your own refreshments. Q: 862 5929
STEPPIN’ 2 RHYTHM WITH APRIL, 7:30 PM Blue Moon Nite Club, C Falls
Free dance lessons, followed by live music at 9:30 PM Horse Shoe Shuffle, Waltz, Cha Cha, West Coast.
TARZAN, 8 PM
Bigfork Summer Playhouse
(G-family) Music by Phil Collins. Shipwrecked off the coast of Africa, the young son of an English couple is raised by a tribe of gorillas to manhood, when a pretty English naturalist crosses his path and teaches him about love and civilized ways. Q: 837-4886
JAM NIGHT WITH THE SMART ALEX,
8:30 PM
Craggy Range Bar and Grill
Every Wednesday the guys in the Smart Alex bring the jams and rock the house.
Q: 862-7550
OPEN MIC NIGHT WITH LUKE LAUTARET, 9 PM Scotty’s Bar, Kalispell
Sign up with your host, Luke Lautaret of Marshall Catch, to get a time slot and show off your talent. Q: 257-8188
JERRY JOSEPH AND THE JACKMORMONS, 9 PM Great Northern Bar, Whitefish
The man, his guitar and songs standing in the spotlight with an open invitation for listeners as he explores some of the strongest, finest reaches of his rich catalog.
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$1000 DOLLAR KARAOKE CONTEST, 7 PM Homestead Cafe Bar & Casino, Lakeside Qualifying weekend for the Finals Labor Day Weekend. Thursday, Friday and Saturday every night at 7. Outdoor bar, bandstand, dance floor and food available.
Q: 844-3926
SUMMER SERIES RODEO, 7 PM
Blue Moon Arena, Columbia Falls
Western Montana’s longest running Series Rodeo featur- ing bull riding, bareback riding, saddlebronc riding, team roping, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and calf riding. Admission is only $10 for adults and $5 for kids 6-12. Q: 250-5110
WEST SIDE STORY, 8 PM
Bigfork Summer Playhouse, Bigfork
A story of racial hatred and the tragedy that results from it. The protagonists are two rival gangs who live in the same neighborhood. The plot is advanced through dramatic, energetic dances and beautiful music.
Q: 837-4886
ALMOST MAINE, 8 PM
John Dowdall Theatre
Port Polson Players and Mission Valley Friends of the Arts present a romantic comedy. $18 for adults $17 for senior citizens and students. Q: 883-9212
WORLD-FAMOUS OPEN MIC, 9 PM
Crush Lounge, Whitefish
The hottest open-mic in the valley hosted by Marco Forcone and Don Caverly. Q: 730-1030
MOONSHINE MOUNTAIN, 9 PM
Great Northern Bar, Whitefish
Come on down and stomp around to some local bluegrass. Q: 862-2816
SISTA OTIS, 9 PM Stonefly Lounge, Coram
Blues / Rock N Roll / Revolution from New Orleans. Q: 387-5440
Q: 862-2816
KARAOKE WITH JODY, 9:30 PM Rainbow Bar and Casino, Kalispell Come and show off your talent!
Q: 752-6630
THURSDAY 8/21
SUPPLY DRIVE FOR HUMANE SOCIETY, 8 AM FVCC, Kalispell
Those interested in donating can drop off new and unused dog toys, beef rawhide rolls, fuzzy mouse cat toys and cat treats at the college’s Service Learning Office.
Q: 756-3372
COLUMBIA FALLS FARMERS MARKET, 5 PM Columbia Falls
Locally grown food for local people. The farmer’s market is a family-friendly, community-building event that features locally grown produce and flowers, food and drink, art and crafts created by area artisans, and live music. Q: 892-1424
THURSDAYFEST!, 5 PM
Second Avenue East, Kalispell
ThursdayFest is a bit like a carnival that’s been crossed with a craft fair, a food court, a concert, and a beer garden. The ages and professions are mixed from babes- in-arms to grandpas gawking. This week’s music is Big Daddy & The Blue Notes - Montana blues Q: 253-6923
CHAMBER OPEN HOUSE, 5 PM
The Springs at Whitefish
Please come and enjoy complimentary refreshments & hors d’oeuvres and door prizes. Free and open to the public. Q: 862-3501
FLATHEAD RIVER RODEO, 6:30 PM THURS-SAT Polson Fairgrounds
Tickets: $12 Adults, $5 Students, Under 6 Free. Food and beverage concessions will be available. Q: 883-1100
If you are interested in joining our team, send your resume to:
PO Box 7250 Kalispell MT 59904 Attn: Human Resource or email [email protected]