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Eholiday Markets Make Holiday Shopping Easy Holiday markets make holiday shopping easy ven as the fridge is SLAM will host its 5th Annual SLAM both Friday and Saturday from 10am to unique gifts appropriate for the season. This still full of Winter Showcase, Friday, December 4th, 8:00pm in the space (formerly Universal event will include painters, print makers, Thanksgiving left- Saturday the 5th, and Sunday the 6th at the Athletics) on 25 W Main Street downtown. weavers and silk print artists, ceramics and overs and the family ballroom of the Masonic Temple in A Holiday Market Jubilee will take jewelry and even upcycled metal sculptures. drama has ceased, it’s Bozeman. Hours of the showcase are 2pm- place Saturday, December 5th from 9am- The event will start at 4pm with a kids craft already time to start 8pm on Friday, 10am-8pm on Saturday, and 4pm at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Sip, taught by metal sculpture artists Bill and Julie thinking about 10am-2pm on Sunday. Showcasing more shop, and socialize at this exciting event com- Ryder. The reception with live music, holiday Christmas! What to than thirty artists from around the state, this plete with local artists and vendors, live holi- treats, and wine to run from 5:30 to 8pm. cook? How to deco- free event is family friendly and will surely day music, raffle, winter-land photos, hot The WSE will host their 10th annual rate? Who to buy for? help you check friends and family off your apple cider, culinary delights and more! In Holiday Farmers Market on Saturday, These are just a few list. Come on down and get your SLAM on! the spirit of giving, 100% of admissions go to December 5th from 8:30am-4pm at the of the questions fluttering as though falling The Masonic Temple is located at 14 South our local food bank. Bring a nonperishable Livingston Civic Center. This one-day shop- snowflakes through the minds of people all Tracy Avenue. food item and get in free! SHOP for unique, ping extravaganza will feature handmade over the Gallatin Valley in preparation of the The Bozeman Weavers Guild Annual handmade goods and support local artisans. toys, apparel, jewelry, baked goods, and art- festivities. Luckily, Bozeman and Livingston Show & Sale will take place Friday, “Small Gems” will be the theme of the work. As usual, the market will provide live Area Holiday Markets will be open for December 4th and Saturday the 5th. LCAC’s 2015 Holiday Show with a reception holiday music, raffles, a strolling magician, Ethose who missed a relative or opted out of Handcrafted fiber arts including clothing, to be held Friday, December 4th during and free photos with Santa. So come kick- spreading the yuletide cheer on Black Friday. holiday items and home décor will be for sale. Livingston’s Annual Holiday Stroll. Local start your holidays, and wrap up your gift Here’s a look at some great events to help Demonstrations on weaving and spinning will Montana artists have created original giftable shopping list in one day of music, food, and stuff stockings and fill the empty spaces be ongoing during the course of the show art, size 12” x 12” or smaller at prices rang- fun for the whole family while supporting under the tree. and sale. The sale and show will be open ing from $25 to $250. These are beautiful, your local economy! Admission is free. • Contents Theatre . .2A Community/Film . .3A Calendar . .4-5A Holiday/Dance . .6A Holiday/Community . .7A ART . .8A EcoZone . Section B Bi$Zone . Section 4B Music . Section C 5th Annual SLAM Winter Annual Christmas Stroll BRIDGER BOWL RZ Interview . 4C Showcase, Dec. 4, 5, 6th Downtown Bozeman Projected Opening Day EndZone . .Section D Masonic Temple December 5th - 4:30-7:30pm December 11th ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­DecemBer 1,­2015 White Christmas at the Ellen The Nutcracker returns to Willson It’s beginning to look a lot like Sheep and the title tune Montana Ballet Company artistic collaborations in the region new and exciting choreography and Christmas–Irving Berlin’s White White Christmas. Added to the stage (MBC), under the direction of featuring the work of accomplished theatrical elements. Christmas, which returns to The adaptation are the Irving Berlin Elizabeth DeFanti, announces its dancers, local and national level cho- The Bozeman Symphony will Ellen Theatre for a three week run standards I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me 32nd Annual production of The reographers, guest artists, live musi- again provide live musical accompa- this December. The all-singing, all- Warm, I Love a Piano, and more. Nutcracker, on Friday, December cians, seasoned stage technicians, niment, conducted by guest artist, dancing holiday musical was a huge There are twelve performances 4th and Saturday, December 5th at Maestro Kyle Pickett, Music hit in 2011 and now it’s back, with a in all of White Christmas, opening on the Willson Auditorium. This pro- Director and Conductor for cast of 24 and a live, Friday, December duction is generously underwritten both the Springfield Symphony 20-piece orchestra, 6th and running until by Tim and Mary Barnard, the in Missouri and the Topeka making it one of The Sunday, December Gilhousen Family Foundation, the Symphony in Kansas. For Ellen’s biggest shows 22nd. Show times Montana Arts Council’s Public Nutcracker tickets, contact the yet. are 7:30pm–except Value Partnership, NorthWestern Bozeman Symphony at 585- First on Broadway for Sunday matinees, Energy, the Steinmuller Family 9774 or online at bozemansym- in 2008, this adaptation which begin at 3pm. Charitable Fund, the Bulis Family, phony.org. All seating is of the perennial family Beer, wine and and Sheri and Mitch Simkins. reserved. Ticket prices range favorite has show biz refreshments will be Montana Ballet Company is from $15-$55. There will be a entertainers Bob Wallace available in The Ellen thrilled to welcome new guest artists $2 service fee added for “day of and Phil Davis (Keith Lobby starting one hour Rachel Van Buskirk and Christian show” sales. Krutchkoff and Jake Reisig) prior to each perform- Clark, principal dancers with the On Sunday, November being detoured to Vermont ance. Thanks to a gener- Atlanta Ballet. Both guest artists 22nd at the Baxter Ballroom, with budding performers ous sponsorship from have notable careers and have Montana Ballet Company will Betty and Judy Haynes Insty-Prints, tickets are danced professionally throughout the host three High Teas with (Valerie Andrews and Cheryl reasonably priced at $15.00 for kids United States and abroad. They will Clara and many other charac- Sheedy). Once there, they discover (ages 17 and under), $17.00 for sen- share the stage with MBC’s own ters from The Nutcracker, gen- their former WWII commanding iors (55 and up), and $19.75 for company dancers and nearly 100 erously sponsored by Baxter officer turned innkeeper, General adults. There is a $1.00 Ellen dancers from the community. Also Events. This event is a must for Waverly (George DeVries) is losing Restoration Fund added to each featured in the cast is Soren Kisiel, families and children, and will customers due to a lack of snow. Not ticket purchased and a $1.25 trans- co-director of Broad Comedy, who include performance excerpts to worry. As with all musicals at The action fee per total order. To choose will once again dance the role of from The Nutcracker. There Ellen, there is a toe-tapping happy your seats and buy tickets online, Drosselmeyer. lighting and costume designers and a will be 10:00am, 12:30pm & 3:00pm ending! visit theellentheatre.com. Reserved MBC’s production of The host of dedicated volunteers. For seatings. For reservations, visit Presented by Montana seats may also be purchased by call- Nutcracker, set to Tchaikovsky’s MBC’s return to the Willson www.montanaballet.org or call the TheatreWorks, producers of last ing The Ellen Box Office at 406- beloved score, is one of the largest Auditorium, audiences will delight in MBC at 582-8702. • year’s Guys and Dolls and this sum- 585-5885. With winter weather just mer’s comedy Is He Dead?, White around the corner, don’t be left out Christmas is packed with terrific num- in the cold. Every year, The Ellen bers from the movie holiday production sells out including Snow, The Best Things and White Christmas is expected to Spend holiday season w/ Verge Theater Happen While You’re Dancing, Blue do the same, so it is advised to pur- Verge Theater is amid its can they make everything right by drug use; Marcie (the cougar next Skies, Count Your Blessings Instead of chase tickets early. • 21st(!) Season and the excitement is Christmas morning? Funny, heart- door) has waged war on discretion; already underway. warming, and silly, this show will his sister-in-law Jackie is in need of a Recover from your weekend with entertain and delight every member life; his other brother Eddie has Improv Comedy! Once again Verge of the family. Shows run Saturdays, finally made a life; his estranged wife “Don’t Close Your Eyes” Theater is offering up a Monday at 2pm through December 19th. $7 Debbie is acting strangely; his moth- Night sacrifice of the most daring, for all. Go to vergetheater.com for er wants to wake up from this awful death defying type of live theater online reservations, or in person at dream that is her family; and his with live radio theatre there is: Improv! They call it parole officer just Don’t Close Your Eyes: Live the Divide recording studios at 627 Improv on the Verge! Improv wants to know Radio Theatre returns to the Live East Peach Street to present TWO Monday Nights feature The where the hell from the Divide Studios on Peach classic shows each night! Every Bozeman Improverts who will Jimmy is! If you Street in Bozeman! For the past five weekend’s program varies beguile you with their laser-like wits, think Christmas years, writer/producers Ryan genres–everything from adventure sharp tongues, and obnoxiously with your family Cassavaugh and Keith Suta have and comedy, to suspense, sci-fi, west- large heads.
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