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Contents Community/ART Contents Community/ART . 2A Community . 3A Calendar . 4-5A Theatre . 6A Film . 7A Bi$iness . 8A Music . Section C RZ Interview . 4C EcoZone . Section D Dual GS Races Reception & Slideshow MLK Day Celebration EndZone . .Section D Bridger Bowl Lockhorn Ciderhouse Emerson Center January 9, 16, 23, 24 Sunday, January 17 - 7pm January 19th - 6:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­January 1,­2016 Celebrate MLK– Attend a winter workshop at F-11 F-11 Photographic Supplies tures shine. Protect your pictures brand of camera you use. PechaKucha style has introduced their winter line up and your investment by learning the Strengthen your confidence and Montana State University will invited to present inspirational, of information and experience-rich right way to care for memory cards competence, your joy in digital present Martin Luther King, Jr. thought-provoking, creative, and pro- classes, ripe with opportunities to and batteries. Whether you're a imaging. The cost of these work- Day Celebration 2016 on found stories related to Martin make photos and interact with confused or new owner of either a shops is $99.99. Tuesday, January 19th at 6:30pm in Luther King Day. knowledgeable instructors. Winter “point and shoot” camera or a cam- Sign up for all three classes and the Crawford Theater at the This event is free and open to the offers quiet at-home evenings that era that accepts interchangeable save! Save $25 when you take all Emerson Center. Members of the public. Sponsored by the Bozeman create an ideal opportunity to set- lenses, this two hour class is three or the two classes individually. Bozeman community will share sto- Martin Luther King Day aside time to learn how to better designed to clarify that transition Pre-registration is required for all ries and perspectives of civil rights, Organizing Committee (with repre- interact with your Mac devices and and show you how to use your cam- classes. Visit f11photo.com, call 406- Martin Luther King, and social sentatives from the Bozeman Public to bring your images to life. January era creatively. The cost of this 586-3281, or stop by the store at 16 injustice issues. Come enjoy a variety Library, the Human Resource classes will include: Drone Basics; workshop is $49.99. East Main in Downtown Bozeman. of exciting, inspiring, and thought- Development Council, the Pecha Basic & Intermediate Digital Photography 101: Learn by doing at F-11 Photo. A provoking presentations in honor of Kucha Bozeman Committee, and Photography; IOS9 and OSX El Intermediate Digital full service, full selection destination Martin Luther King Day. the Diversity Awareness Office) and Capitan Tips and Tricks; and Take Photography and Drills & store, F-11 is Bozeman's oldest and The Celebration will feature the MSU Leadership Control of Photos for Mac. Get all Skills will be held Friday and most innovative independent pho- PechaKucha-style presentations by Institute. Questions? Call the the details at f11photo.com, by call- Saturday, January 15th and 16th, tography store and Apple reseller. community members on various Diversity Awareness Office at 406- ing 586-328, or by stopping by F-11 from 5:30–7:30pm. Get familiar Providing excellent customer aspects of MLK’s legacy, history, and 994-5801. at 16 East Main in downtown with resolution, ISO, zoom, expo- service means they work hard to present day implications. The pecha Martin Luther King Day is a fed- Bozeman to pick up a free class sure, focus, composition, exposure find the perfect products for you, kucha format is such that speakers eral holiday held on the third brochure. Here’s a look at some modes, basic and advanced white their customers. They create educa- show 20 digital images that advance Monday of January. It celebrates the upcoming workshops. balance, metadata, and histograms, tional opportunities for our commu- automatically every 20 seconds while life and achievements of Martin Photography 101: Basic and learn how these techniques nity and output the highest quality the presenter speaks about an idea, Luther King Jr., an influential Digital Photography will take apply to real picture taking situa- photo and imaging products for story, initiative, or project for 6 min- American civil rights leader. For place Thursday, January 14th from tions. On the second evening, join home and business in their state-of- utes and 40 seconds. Speakers from more information on this celebratory 5:30–7:30pm. Explore the what, F-11 Photographic Supplies’ Jon the-art photo lab. In addition to a the Bozeman community have been event, visit montana.edu/diversity/. • when, and why of digital camera Shaver to take the boring out of the wide selection of cameras, acces- settings and get comfortable with basics with inter-active drills and sories and the full line of Apple the geek-speak of digital photogra- skills. You need a camera that products, F-11 offers individual phy. Learn about essential acces- accepts interchangeable lenses, tutoring, photo and Apple classes sories and composition tricks that rather than a point and shoot for plus destination photographic Art celebration & classes at make your life easier and your pic- this class. It doesn't matter what workshops. • the Emerson Save the date! The Emerson is further information. set to host the 2016 Celebration The Emerson's Winter January is Pennies for Peace month of the Arts on Friday, January 29th Education Programs will begin Monday, January 18th, is the cider), and donated to the P4P pro- P4P curriculum and toolkit, and beginning at 6pm. Come for an ele- on January 11th. Their class sched- National Martin Luther King Jr. gram at the end of the month. The collect pennies to donate. Activities gant evening at the Emerson with ule is available and the enrollment Day of Service. In honor of the Lockhorn Cider House will match cover themes such as the power of cocktails, fine dining, live entertain- period has begun. This winter, The occasion, Pennies for Peace the community’s contributions up education, effects of extreme pover- ment, a live artist “Quick Draw,” Emerson will be offering classics (P4P) is partnering with local busi- to $1000. The fundraiser will coin- ty, cultural understanding, geogra- and live and silent auctions featuring such as Ceramics for all ages, nesses to encourage service to oth- cide with a photographic display by phy, politics, humanitarian efforts, a fabulous array of items. This Drawing Fundamentals, and Acrylic ers, promote education, and cele- Central Asia Institute and Erik and global citizenship. The pro- year’s theme is Chinese New Year! Painting, as well as some new classes brate the spirit of the holiday. A Petersen Photography (beginning gram encourages students to broad- New This Year: Preview the art auc- such as Theater for children and program of Central Asia Institute, a January 4th). A reception, en their cultural horizons and come tion in our Jessie Wilber Gallery adults, Native Arts and Collage & local Montana-based nonprofit slideshow, and fundraising evening to understand their own capacities through January 31st. Mixed Media. New class highlights organization, P4P connects children will be held at Lockhorn Cider as humanitarians. On January 25th, From oils to watercolors, from will include a Community and groups around the world with House on January 17th from Morning Star and Hyalite ceramics to metalwork, the First Performance workshop for adults & students in underserved communi- 7–9pm and is free to the public. Elementary schools will participate Annual Celebration of the Arts teens and a Playing with ties in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Between January 18th and 25th, in the Pennies for Peace program, Exhibit is a juried collection of orig- Shakespeare class for kids. Tajikistan. Red Tractor Pizza will be holding a as well. inal art donated by local and region- Community Performance is an intro- All month long, Zocalo Coffee coin collection. Stop by and drop Pennies for Peace is a service- al artists in support of the Emerson. duction to acting using collaborative House (117 E Main St.) is donating off your spare change. More learning program that has been This inaugural exhibit allows the performance making methods. 50 percent of proceeds from companies are expected to join in. embraced by over 7,000 schools curators for the first time to honor Students will learn about theater Snickerdoodle lattes to P4P and All events will be posted on the and groups since 1996. In that time, and highlight artists who over the while exploring aspects of commu- MaYarising (20 E Main St.) the styl- P4P website at students and participants have col- years have contributed their works nity through writing exercises, dis- ish downtown Bozeman boutique, penniesforpeace.org/events/. lected over 700,000,000(!) pennies. to the Emerson’s most important cussion and theater games. will donate one dollar for every fair In addition to mobilizing the Each penny equals educational fundraiser, Celebration of the Arts. Participants will engage in a process trade product purchased. community, P4P is bringing its stan- materials and opportunities for chil- Step inside the Jessie Wilber Gallery of creating a performance to present On January 17th, Lockhorn dard aligned curriculum for grades dren, especially girls, living in to capture the artistic vitality of on the last day of class. This class Cider House (21 S Wallace Ave.) is K-12 to Greater Gallatin United Afghanistan, Pakistan and Southwest Montana and appreciate will take place Mondays, January hosting “Pints for Peace.” Community Way’s kidsLINK Afterschool pro- Tajikistan. Visit Penniesforpeace.org the deep level of commitment to the 18th through March 7th from 6- members are encouraged to bring gram, teaching the 1,500 students for more information. Emerson reflected in the skill and 8pm.
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