Helena, Bozeman, and Southwest Montana
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1. Alive at Five
MusicLate May through mid-September, live music plays in downtown parks and plazas Wednesday evening from 5 to 9 as part of the Alive at Five series...
Late May through mid-September, live music plays in downtown parks and plazas Wednesday evening from 5 to 9 as part of the Alive at Five series. The type of music and the venues vary, but it's always free and good family fun.
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2. Blue Slipper Theatre
TheaterThe historic district's Blue Slipper Theatre presents various full-length productions, including one-act plays, popular melodramas, and an annual...
The historic district's Blue Slipper Theatre presents various full-length productions, including one-act plays, popular melodramas, and an annual Christmas variety show.
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3. Bozeman Symphony Society
MusicThis group runs a year-round concert series, often featuring talented university students and traveling artists. Performances take place at...
This group runs a year-round concert series, often featuring talented university students and traveling artists. Performances take place at the Willson Auditorium.
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4. Music in the Mountains
ConcertsThe Music in the Mountains summer concert series showcases such headliners as Taj Mahal, Willie Nelson, and the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra in...
The Music in the Mountains summer concert series showcases such headliners as Taj Mahal, Willie Nelson, and the Bozeman Symphony Orchestra in outdoor venues.
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5. RiverStone Gallery
Art Galleries–ArtsThe RiverStone Gallery displays original paintings, sculptures, pottery, and contemporary jewelry by Western artists. ...
The RiverStone Gallery displays original paintings, sculptures, pottery, and contemporary jewelry by Western artists.
319 E. Main St., Ennis, Montana, 59729, USA406-682–5243 -
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6. Shakespeare in the Parks
TheaterDuring the summer months, this university-based touring theater troupe performs Shakespeare plays in some 61 rural communities throughout Montana...
During the summer months, this university-based touring theater troupe performs Shakespeare plays in some 61 rural communities throughout Montana and nearby states.
Black Box Theater, Visual Communications Bldg., MSU, Bozeman, Montana, 59715, USA406-994–3901Arts/Entertainment Details
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7. The Myrna Loy
Arts CentersIn a remodeled historic stone jail, The Myrna Loy—named after the Montana-born actress—hosts live performances by nationally and internationally...
In a remodeled historic stone jail, The Myrna Loy—named after the Montana-born actress—hosts live performances by nationally and internationally recognized musicians and dance troupes. Foreign and independent films are shown in the auditorium and screening room
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8. Virginia City Opera House
TheaterThe historic Opera House is the oldest continuously operating summer theater in the West, in operation since 1949. Early June through early...
The historic Opera House is the oldest continuously operating summer theater in the West, in operation since 1949. Early June through early September, the theater hosts an amusing vaudeville show by the Virginia City Players. Shows are Tuesday through Thursday at 4, Friday and Saturday at 7. Weekend matinees are at 2.
338 W. Wallace St., Virginia City, Montana, 59755, USA406-843–5314Arts/Entertainment Details
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9. Washoe Theatre
FilmThe classic art deco Washoe Theatre, built in 1931, was ranked by the Smithsonian as the fifth-most-beautiful theater in the nation. Murals...
The classic art deco Washoe Theatre, built in 1931, was ranked by the Smithsonian as the fifth-most-beautiful theater in the nation. Murals and ornamentation in silver, copper, and gold leaf are some of the highlights of this theater, which is open nightly for movies and other events. In 2013, the theater updated its 35-mm film projector to a digital projector enabling it to play 3D movies.
305 Main St., Anaconda, Montana, 59711, USA406-563–6161
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