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SPOTLIGHT EVENT
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VOICES OF THE WILDERNESS
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 4, at 6 p.m. WHERE: Casey’s Bar in White sh MORE INFO: caseysbar.com
Join the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation for Voices of the Wilderness, a live storytelling and music event to celebrate The Bob. With true tales of life in Montana’s largest wilderness area, great music, food, drinks, silent auctions, and ra es, Voices of the Wilderness is a great chance to support wilderness stewardship and conservation while you have a great time. Tickets are $15.
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Professional student performance with St. Matthew’s school. Join us and Missoula Children’s Theatre for a great show! Q: 752-6303
VINYL NIGHT, 6 PM
Finley Point Grill, Polson
Grab your records, or just come enjoy ours. Fantastic cock- tails and craft beers. Every Saturday. Free. Q: 887-2020
HALLADAY QUIST, 7 PM
The Firebrand Hotel, White sh
Live music with Halladay Quist. Q: 863-1900
TINY TALKS!, 7PM
Grouse Mountain Lodge, White sh
Eight people have eight minutes each to tell their stories. Ideas and inspiration from your community, sharing stories about people connecting with place. Q: 260-2114
THE OLDEST LIVING GRADUATE, 7:30 PM
Port Polson Players
The New York Daily News called the story “extremely funny and extremely touching.” Set in 1962, it’s centered on a crusty World War l Vet. PG-13. Some language may be inappropriate for children under 13. Q: 883-9212
OPEN MIC WITH CRAIG BARTON, 8 PM
SUNDAY 11/6
GROOVIN’ ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2 PM
Bigfork Center for the Performing Arts
In our third season, Groovin’ kicks o with the fabulous acoustic duo Tom Catmull and Travis Yost. Come enjoy some great music with some friends! Your ticket includes a compli- mentary glass of wine on arrival. Tickets are $12 in advance and $17 at the door. Q: 837-4885
THE OLDEST LIVING GRADUATE, 2 PM
Port Polson Players
Set in 1962, this story is about a crusty World War l Vet. PG- 13. Some language may be inappropriate for children under 13. Q: 883-9212
FOOTBALL BINGO, 6 PM
Casey’s Bar, White sh
A local’s favorite, football bingo adds excitement to the game and gives you the chance to win prizes. Q: 862-8150
MONDAY 11/7
THE SUNRISERS LIONS CLUB, 6:40 AM
Fireside Room, Kalispell Center Mall
A non-pro t organization that supports local youth from eye glasses to scholarships. Q: 257-1385
TODDLER TIME, 11 AM
ImagineIF Columbia Falls Library
Stories, songs, and movement for children aged 18 months to 3 years. Q: 892-5919
LEARN TO KNT, 11 AM
Woolen Collectibles, Kalispell
Knitting warm, comfortable, attractive clothing is calming
to the mind, soothing to the spirit, and fun. This class covers needles, yarns, and basic stitches with lots of time to prac- tice, ask questions, and discover the joy of this ancient craft. Mondays through 11/21, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 pm. Q: 756-8746
BEGINNER GUITAR PROGRAM, 3:30 PM
Bigfork Middle School
Rocky Mountain Roadhouse, Ferndale
Every Saturday night. Q: 837-3277
LIVE DJ, 9 PM
The Bandit Saloon, Columbia Falls
Live DJ. Q: 892-2562
KARAOKE WITH JODY, 9:30 PM
Rainbow Bar and Casino, Kalispell
Come down and show o your talent. Q: 752-6630
HEAD FOR THE HILLS W/MOONSHINE MOUNTAIN, 9:30 PM
Great Northern Bar, White sh
Live music: Head for the Hills with Moonshine Mountain. Q: 862-2816
DJ JOHNNY, 1O PM
Casey’s Bar, White sh
Resident DJ at Casey’s, DJ Johnny rocks the club with the hottest tracks to get the party jumping! Q: 862-8150
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