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Westernartweek.Com Wednesday | March 20 10 AM Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | Open Until 10 Pm 1400 1St Avenue North EVENTS 2019 WESTERN ART WEEK COMPLETE SHOW & EVENT GUIDE westernartweek.com Wednesday | March 20 10 AM Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | Open until 10 pm 1400 1st Avenue North EVENTS Kira Fercho Art Show | Open until 10 pm Celtic Cowboy | 116 1st Avenue North 5 PM Out West Show | Open until 10 pm Opening Reception, Live Catalogue, and Live Music Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Exhibit Reception | Open until 7 pm 1400 1st Avenue North 7 PM Western Heritage Artists Footprints on the Trail Art Show | Open until 7 pm Holiday Inn | 1100 5th Street South WELCOME TO THE WESTERN ART CAPITAL OF THE WORLD! Thursday | March 21 8 AM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale | Open until 1 pm History Museum | 422 2nd Street South 9 AM Jay Contway Art Show | Open until 8 pm Hilton Garden Inn | 2520 14th Street SW March in Montana Show | Open until 5 pm Welcome to the Western Art Capital of the World! On behalf of the citizens of Great Falls, we are glad you are here to March in Montana Auction Preview | Open until 11 am March in Montana Dealer Show | Open until 5 pm celebrate famed cowboy artist Charlie Russell’s birthday with us. Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Each year we look forward to greeting visitors from far and wide as Great Falls becomes the basecamp for artists, 10 AM Out West Show | Open until 10 pm Out West Show Young Masters | Open until 10 pm galleries and patrons. You’ll find authentic Montana people here in Great Falls who are eager to recommend their Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road favorite restaurants, shops, activities, experiences or help you with directions. Western Heritage Artists Footprints on the Trail Art Show | Open until 10 pm Holiday Inn | 1100 5th Street South As Montana’s Basecamp for Art & Adventure, Great Falls offers you a variety of historic, cultural and recreational opportunities. Walk or bike on the 53 miles of River’s Edge Trail, experience North America’s Largest Buffalo Jump and Native Plains Artists | Open until 8 pm National Historic Landmark First People’s Buffalo Jump State Park, ski at Montana’s First Ski Hill, discover the history of 400 3rd Street NW Lewis & Clark’s epic journey at the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, explore the world’s largest natural spring, next to Wild Bunch Art Show | Open until 8 pm the world’s shortest river at Giant Springs State Park, snowshoe the Rocky Mountain Front, and so much more. Hampton Inn | 2301 14th Street SW Kira Fercho Art Show | Open until 10 pm Throughout the shows, you will witness a variety of artwork that has been inspired by the West and captures alluring Celtic Cowboy Dark Horse Wine Hall & Snug | 116 1st Avenue North landscapes, rugged independence, tenacious adventures, and majestic wildlife. You will find original oil paintings, Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | Open until 5 pm bronzes, photography, furniture, sculptures, jewelry, water colors, pencil sketches, scratchboards, pastels, gun powder, 1400 1st Avenue North and more! The Great Western Living and Design Show | Open until 8 pm Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW It’s going to be an amazing week in Great Falls! Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our Tourism Team if you have any questions regarding your trip, or feel free to give me a call at the number below. Show schedules and event listings can The Russell Skull Society of Artists Suite | Open until 4 pm be viewed anytime at www.WesternArtWeek.com along with details on pet-friendly hotels, microbreweries, outdoor Mansfield Center | 2 Park Drive South recreation opportunities and a full list of all the museums that make Great Falls, Montana’s Museum Capital. 12 PM Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Fashion Show 1400 1st Avenue North Finally, please know that we are excited to welcome you. We are even more excited to show you why we think you’ll be 3 PM Western Collectibles and Antique Show | Open Open until 7 pm glad you visited Great Falls, and help you plan your trip back. Expect to stay all week as the activities, conversations with Montana ExpoPark Exhibition Hall | 400 3rd Street NW artists, variety of art and Great Falls have more than enough to keep you entertained. Make your reservations now for 4 PM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale Reception and Scholarship Raffle | Open until 8 pm Western Art Week 2020, held March 18-22. History Museum | 422 2nd Street South Enjoy Montana’s Basecamp for Art & Adventure! 5 PM The Russell Art Preview Party | Open until 7 pm CM Russell Museum of Art | 400 13th Street North Studio 706 Artist Guild | Open until 9 pm Mansfield Center Gibson Room | 2 Park Drive South Bob Kelly 6 PM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale Val Knight Scholarship Mayor of Great Falls History Museum | 422 2nd Street South 406-870-0212 The Great Western Living and Design Show Live Music | Open until 8 pm Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW 9 AM The Russell Educational Symposium | until12 pm Friday | March 22 Missouri Room in the Mansfield Center | 2 Park Drive South 9 AM Jay Contway Art Show | Open until 8 pm 10 AM Out West Show | Open until 10 pm Hilton Garden Inn | 2520 14th Street SW Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road March in Montana Show | Open until 5 pm Kira Fercho Art Show | Open until 10 pm March in Montana Show Auction Preview | until 11 am Celtic Cowboy Dark Horse Wine Hall & Snug | 116 1st Avenue North Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Western Heritage Artists Footprints on the Trail Art Show | Open until 10 pm Western Collectibles and Antique Show | Open until 6 pm Holiday Inn | 1100 5th Street South Montana ExpoPark Exhibition Hall | 400 3rd Street NW Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale | Open until 8 pm 10 AM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale | Open until 8 pm History Museum | 422 2nd Street South History Museum | 422 2nd Street South Native Plains Artists | Open until 8 pm Native Plains Artists | Open until 8 pm The Great Western Living and Design Show, Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW 400 3rd Street NW Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | Open until 5 pm Out West Show | Open until 10 pm Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | 1400 1st Avenue North Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road The Great Western Living and Design Show | Open until 8 pm The Russell Skull Society of Artists Suite | Open until 4 pm Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW Mansfield Center | 2 Park Drive South Studio 706 Artist Guild | Open until 4 pm The Russell Art in Action | until 2 pm Mansfield Center Gibson Room | 2 Park Drive South Meadowlark Country Club | 300 Country Club Blvd The Russell Skull Society of Artists Suite | Open until 4 pm Studio 706 Artist Guild | Open until 8 pm Mansfield Center | 2 Park Drive South Mansfield Center Gibson Room | 2 Park Drive South Wild Bunch Art Show | Open until 8 pm Western Heritage Artists Footprints on the Trail Art Show | Open until 10 pm Hampton Inn | 2301 14th Street SW Holiday Inn | 1100 5th Street South Kira Fercho Art Show | Open until 10 pm 11 AM March in Montana Show Auction | until 5 pm Celtic Cowboy Dark Horse Wine Hall & Snug | 116 1st Avenue North Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | Open until 5 pm Noon DG House & King Kuka Exhibit | Open until 3 pm Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art | 1400 1st Avenue North First Peoples Buffalo Jump | 342 Ulm Vaughn Road The Great Western Living and Design Show | Open until 8 pm 12:30 The Russell Runway Show | until 2:30 pm Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW Meadowlark Country Club | 300 Country Club Blvd Wild Bunch Art Show | Open until 10 pm 1 PM Out West Show Supaman Performance Hampton Inn | 2301 14th Street SW Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road 11 AM March in Montana Show Auction | until 5 pm 2 PM Out West Show Quick Finish Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road 2 PM Out West Show Quick Draw 3 PM Out West Show Auction Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road 3:15 Out West Show Auction 4 PM Out West Show Artist Awards Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road 4 PM Out West Show Awards 5 PM The Russell Live Auction Heritage Inn | 1700 Fox Farm Road Meadowlark Country Club | 300 Country Club Blvd 6 PM The Great Western Living and Design Show Live Music | until 8pm 6 PM The Great Western Living and Design Show Live Music | until 8 pm Montana ExpoPark Four Seasons Arena | 400 3rd Street NW Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW Native Plains Artists Missouri River Dance Company Performance | until 8 pm 7 PM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale Raffle Winner Drawing The Great Western Living and Design Show, Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW History Museum | 422 2nd Street South The Russell First Strike Friday Night Auction Mansfield Center | 2 Park Drive South Sunday | March 24 9 AM The Great Western Living and Design Show Cowboy Church Saturday | March 23 Montana ExpoPark Four Seasons Arena | 400 3rd Street NW 10 AM Missouri Falls Fine Arts Show and Sale | Open until 1 pm 9 AM Jay Contway Art Show | Open until 8 pm History Museum | 422 2nd Street South Hilton Garden Inn | 2520 14th Street SW The Great Western Living and Design Show | Open until 3 pm March in Montana Show | Open until 5 pm Montana ExpoPark Four Seasons Arena | 400 3rd Street North March in Montana Show Auction Preview | until 11 am Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Native Plains Artists | Open until 3 pm The Great Western Living and Design Show, Montana ExpoPark | 400 3rd Street NW Western Collectibles and Antique Show | Open until 4 pm Montana ExpoPark Exhibition Hall | 400 3rd Street NW 11 AM Western Heritage Artists Footprints on the Trail Art Show | Open until 4 pm Holiday Inn | 1100 5th Street South MARCH IN MONTANA March 21 Elks Lodge | 500 1st Avenue South Show open | 9 am-5 pm SHOWS Auction preview | 9 am-11 am The 32nd March in Montana sale will feature more than 700 lots of Dealer show | 9am-5pm Western, sporting and wildlife art, sculpture, and collectibles by past and contemporary masters.
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