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Contents Community IF IT'S HAPPENING... IT’S IN THE BOZONE Pinky counts down Pink Floyd’s ‘Top 20’ w/ two-night run at Ellen or its 9th annual theater able heights for the genre, Pink Floyd were has explored the material… but Pinky available for $75 (plus facility fees). VIPs are performance, Pinky and the band that expanded it the most horizon- would agree that the biggest challenge has guaranteed premium saved seating, signed the Floyd is pleased to tally … Obviously, they stretched out the always been performing the material every- poster, band merch, and backstage meet present Counting Down length – double albums, side-long jams, one knows and loves. The stuff that every- and greet with Pinky and the Floyd. Pink Floyd’s Top 20 songs that had more movements and ideas one hears on the radio… The big hits like Limited tickets available for each show – get Songs at Downtown than entire LPs by other bands. But they “Comfortably Numb,” “Run Like Hell,” ‘em while they last! Bozeman’s Ellen Theatre, also broadened the music’s width, with one “Time” and “Money.” That’s the stuff Wine, beer, and other refreshments will Thursday and Friday, of the most far-reaching musical palettes of people want to hear, but it’s also the stuff be sold in the lobby one hour before both April 25th and 26th. Doors any band approaching their magnitude.” that people expect to hear in a certain way. shows. Ticketing and further information open at 7pm ahead of an 8pm showtime – Billboard (2017) It’s engrained in us as Pink Floyd fans, as about these and other upcoming events is both nights. During the last eight years, Pinky and the concert-goers, and lovers of music. available at www.theellentheatre.org. The famed tribute group’s highly antici- Floyd has performed seven full albums with Believe it or not, Pinky and the Floyd For additional inquiries, call (406) pated concert-turned-local tradition will a total of more than eighty Pink Floyd has NEVER performed at the Ellen 585-5885 or stop into The Ellen box office. Ffeature a unique and intimate narrative of songs. In that time, the band has presented Theatre. It’s an amazing historical venue in Hours are Wednesday through Saturday the songs that shaped Pink Floyd’s place in some legendary theatrical productions the heart of Downtown Bozeman… the from 1–3pm, as well as two hours prior to rock history. Will you be able to guess the including “The Wall” in 2012 and 2018, perfect setting to celebrate the music of any event. top three? What song will be number one? “The Division Bell” in 2015, “3 Different Pink Floyd. The performance will include Learn more about the “Reigning Pink The anticipation will be an adventure unlike Ones” (Animals, Darkside, and Wish You Were state of the art sound, lights, live visual Floyd Tribute Band of the Northwest” by any past Pinky and the Floyd performance! Here) in 2016, as well as 2018’s Rialto show mixing, and a special guest or two. visiting www.pinkyandthefloyd.com or “If Led Zeppelin were the band most with four different albums and four decade Don’t miss it! find them on Facebook (@pinkyandthe- responsible for hard rock’s vertical expan- spotlights. Advance tickets for these all ages shows floyd) for updated performance details and sion in the ‘70s, hitting previously unforesee- With this repertoire, it’s obvious the band range $19.75 to $35, with VIP admission other announcements. • Contents Community . .2A Arts . .3A Calendar . .4-5A Film . .6A Theatre . .7A Art/Community . .8A EcoZone . .1-2B EndZone . .3-4B Slomo Joe Tsunami Funk Brews & the Big Sky RollingZone . .C Bridger Brewing Company Chico Hot Springs Museum of the Rockies April 17th - 5:30pm April 19th & 20th April 30th - 5:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­aPril 15,­2019 Youth Shakespeare, CleanUp Bozeman & sustainability- inspired Library events The Bozeman Public Library students K-12 as they are about to Earth Day Festival will be share their knowledge on topics such isn’t just a place for local launch several art installations held at the Library from as agriculture and water resources bookworms! The downtown hub around the city. This event is free 1–4pm to accommodate and how they relate to the Green offers more than a selection of and open to the public. busy family schedules. New Deal. This event is free and spines, periodicals, and movies to After a long winter, our beautiful Presentations are set open to the public. its many passholders – it also hosts community could stand a little to highlight bird- Yoga for All continues this a number of engaging events open sprucing up! Join your neighbors for friendly gardens, spring! This weekly event is to the public. Here’s a look at CleanUp Bozeman 2019, zero waste held every Tuesday at 11am what’s coming up. meeting at the Library on Saturday, living, helping and noon in the Community On Friday, April 19th, Montana April 20th at 8:30am. The Bozeman our bees and Room. Open to all ages and Shakespeare in the Parks will present Beautification Advisory Board climate abilities, instructors focus a staging of Books in Brooks in welcomes individuals and groups to solutions. on the basics of yoga, the large community room at 4pm. spend the morning helping to tidy Special breathing, and mind/body This 35-minute original play by up our town! Breakfast and coffee exhibits will connections. Please bring Douglas MacIntyre features scenes will be provided (please bring your feature the your own mat and any props from Shakespeare’s As You Like It own mug). Deputy Mayor Chris MSU Bridger you choose to use, including written specifically for young people Mehl will welcome the crowd before Solar Team Car, blocks or straps. grades K-5. The production teaches participants are provided gloves, the BOB Bus, Terra Kopf instructs the that even when you’re in a new and vests, and bags. Be sure to come composting plastic 11am class. Terra completed her unfamiliar place, kindness and dressed for the weather! Please alternatives, green teacher training at the Maui Yoga friendship will serve you best. register in advance at www.boze- transportation, native Shala and additional training at the Dr. Kayte Kaminski, Executive man.net/CleanUp – individuals plants and more. A Yandara Yoga Institute in Baja, Director of The Compassion and groups welcome. Day-of family oriented stage show Mexico. Brooke Russell, a Yoga Project, will also speak about the registration begins at 8am. to conclude the afternoon will Motion-certified instructor, work TCP has been doing with Also on April 20th, an (early) include live music, a Bumble Bee Movement continues to teach the noon class. dance and puppet show. This event at the Library for a Located at 626 E Main St., is free and open to the public. Green New Deal Town Hall at Bozeman Public Library creates Further details about this event 6pm. Sunrise representatives will opportunities that inspire curiosity, can be found on page 1B. speak about solutions to climate exploration and connection. For Annual Swap Meet for Following on Earth Day proper, change and other current more information about other Monday, April 22nd, join the environmental issues. Speakers library happenings, please visit railroad enthusiasts returns Gallatin Valley chapter of Sunrise from all different backgrounds will www.bozemanlibrary.org. • to Livingston Depot The Livingston Depot Center Three operating model railroads will hold its 29th annual Railroad will all be up and running for this Hilarious, devastating ‘Bozeman Swap Meet on Saturday, April special event: N gauge, HO, and O. 27th in the Depot’s main room from The Livingston Model Railroaders 9am to 2pm. The Depot, once the will run their model trains in the Monologues’ back at Emerson historic Northern Pacific railroad Depot Baggage Room’s basement station in Downtown Livingston, club space. Railfans also enjoy Hosted by the MSU Students others devastating. Students Against Sexual Assault today is home to both community stopping at the fence to watch the Against Sexual Assault (SASA), the This year will also include a is a student-run organization at cultural events and a museum trains passing regularly daily on the annual Bozeman Monologues raffle with prizes from Sweet Peaks, Montana State University which during the summer season. adjacent Montana Rail Link yard returns to the Emerson Center for Café M, Bridger Brewing, Spire strives to promote respect and The Swap Meet, open to the tracks only a few feet away. the Arts & Culture on Wednesday, Climbing Center, Nova Café, and healthy relationships through public, is a traditional get-together The Livingston Model April 17th at 7pm. At the event, more! One free raffle ticket will be education and activism. SASA is a for railroad enthusiasts, exhibitors Railroaders have also revived an old community members, students, and given out for each ticket purchased. group of passionate students from all around the western region, favorite this year, an HO layout of MSU faculty will present Tickets are $5 and all proceeds dedicated to community and cam- and the generally curious. Vendors Livingston’s rebuild shops, the monologues of their experiences benefit SASA’s Survivor Fund, a pus outreach focused on increasing and swappers present railroad majestic Depot, the roundhouse, and with sexuality, relationships, and monetary resource for survivors of awareness of stalking, relationship antiques, collectibles, books, photos, even the Teslow grain silo. identity to raise awareness and stalking, relationship violence, or violence, and sexual assault. 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