JANUARY 2010 20- Red Cross Blood Drive MSU-Bridger Bowl. Donate blood and receive half price lift ticket at Bridger Bowl. MSU SUB Ballroom A. 9am-2pm. To make an appointment call the local Red Cross Chapter. 22- MSU Bobcat Ski Day. Bridger Bowl Ski Area. For more information call 586-2389 22-24 KBOZ Bozeman Home Show. Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Bozeman 23-24 Bridal Affaire. MSU SUB Ballrooms. Free admission and free parking. 10am-3pm on Saturday, 11am-3pm on Sunday. 25- Exploring the Arts- Under the Blue Rose. A collaborative presentation exploring the nature of water through music. 7-830pm Bozeman Public Library-Large Community Room. 626 E. Main Street, Bozeman. 29- Bozeman Symphony. Willson Auditorium 730pm-230pm. For more information call 585-9774. www.bozemansymphony.org 30- Bozeman Winter Farmers Market. 9am-12pm. Emerson Cultural Center. 111 S. Grand Avenue, Bozeman.
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February 2010 5- Contra Dance. The Eagles Lodge (upstairs) downtown Bozeman Helena's Sassafras Stomp will play Celtic reels, jigs, and waltzes. Mark Matthews will teach and call the dances. A half-hour beginners workshop will be held at 7:30 p.m. The dance begins at 8:00 p.m. Families, singles and couples are welcome. Beginners are encouraged to come early as the dances may become more complex at the evening progresses. Admission is $7 for Bozeman Folklore Members, $9 for non-members and $5 for MSU students and 18 and under. Five years and under are free. Please wear clean, grit-free, non-marking shoes to protect the floor. 5-7 Preservation Board Antique Fair. Gallatin County Fairgrounds. For more information call 582-3270. 6- I Ski With The Moose Day. Bridger Bowl Ski Area. For more information call 586-2389. 8- Exploring the Arts-Black History Month. Katherine Kramer will explor the history of tap dancing and the cultural influences that have shaped this unique American dance form. Bozeman Public Library-Large Community Room. 626 E. Main Street, Bozeman. For more information go to www.bozemanlibrary.org or call 582-2425. 12- Family Night With Moonlight. Moonlight Basin celebrates parents, kids and friends with Family Nights at Moonlight, a series of informal gatherings featuring sledding, a bonfire, homemade pizzas, and western winter merriment for all. Located at the Madison Village Base Area. For more details, pricing and reservations, please contact the Mountain Concierge at 406-995-7716. 12-14- Wild West Winterfest. Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Bozeman. For more information call 582-3270. 13- Bozeman Symphony Orchestra Concert. Willson Auditorium. For more information go to www.bozemansymphony.org 13- Museum of the Rockies 20th Anniversary Ball. Open seating tickets are $150 per person for Museum members and $175 per person for non-members includes dancing, food and an open bar. A portion of the ticket price is tax-deductible. Childcare is available through the Ridge. Museum Ball patrons make it possible for every school child from throughout Montana to visit the museum for free as part of our Opening Doors for Montana Schoolchildren program. The evening's buffet will be catered by Bountiful Table with entertainment and dancing provided by Jeni Fleming and the Glen Johnston Swing Band. For more information go to www.museumoftherockies.org 22-23 Special Olympics Montana. Moonlight Basin is hosting the Special Olympics Montana's first Big Sky Area Winter Games. Over 100 athletes and coaches from the Big Sky Area and Yellowstone Valley Area are expected to compete in alpine skiing, snowshoeing and nordic skiing events. For more information go to www.moonlightbasin.com 27- Come and celebrate the little moments that create lasting relationships in the lives of Gallatin County children with an exciting evening of live and silent auctions, hors d'oeuvres and entertainment by The Dueling Pianos- direct from Las Vegs.
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