Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour world premieres at Emerson t’s no secret that time spent the outdoors, righting wrong paths and you’ll see stories of lives revamped by fly and imagery that will fuel your dreams for engaged with the natural world healing old wounds, but fly fishing is… fishing as well as amazing adventures, beau- months to come! has the power to change lives… well, just different. Maybe it’s the fresh tiful locations and a good dose of humor. The Fly Fishing Film Tour returns even save them. The lessons and air and thrum of the water. Maybe it’s With an emphasis on the unique charac- to Bozeman for its 2018 World Premiere inspiration born in the woods and the metronome of the cast or the spark of ters, stories and environments that make up at the Emerson Center for Arts & on the water are seeds that plant life against the line. Likely it’s all of the the vast world of fly fishing, these films will Culture on Saturday, January 27th with themselves deep and grow quickly. above and then some. A different mix for take you from Michigan to Honduras, from screenings at 4pm and 8pm. Tickets for the In particular, the seeds impressed by fly fish- each of us. Wyoming to Greenland, from the mind of a premiere showings are available through ingI have a distinct power to heal and You won’t have to look long or hard at a child to the heart of a musician, from the www.flyfilmtour.com, where you can reshape those that wield a rod. Fly Fishing Film Tour screening to find edge of your seat to the end of the earth also find more information and watch film There’s no doubt that hiking, skiing, someone who credits fly fishing with posi- and back. trailers. Discount tickets are available at snorkeling or cycling are due their share of tive change in their life. The same can be In its 12th lap around the globe, the Montana Troutfitters and The River’s credit for creating passionate denizens of said of this year’s lineup of films, in which 2018 Tour is packed with remarkable films Edge Fly Shop. • Contents Community . .2A Art . .3A Calendar . .4-5A Theatre . .6A Film . .7A Community . .8A EcoZone . .1-2B EndZone . .3-4B Paige & The Peoples Band Bozambique Blub RollingZone . .C Chico Hot Springs Bridger Brewing The Attic - Livingston Bi$Zone . .8C January 19th & 20th January 24th - 5:30pm January 27th - 8:30pm ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­January 15,­2018 Library happenings: Ice Carving Competition, Art of Chocolate The Bozeman Public Library will be cash prizes for first, second, gy workshops around the country, as development courses taught by card. And Lynda is available from offers more than just a vast selection and third place. No fee to enter, but well as Canada and Greece. A grad- industry experts, Lynda.com offers your home, mobile device, or of books, periodicals, and movies to a $10 refundable deposit is required uate of Smith College, she was a sci- tutorials in five languages. You will anywhere else you might access its many pass-holders — it also hosts to borrow tools. Solo and team ence editor at the National Audubon find courses and training videos on the internet. a number of fun and engaging spaces are limited. Society for seven years. She current- everything from web design to Drop-in sessions for anyone inter- events open to the public. Here’s a Find the carver application at ly edits Distinctly Montana magazine. media production, management to ested in help getting started will be look at what’s coming up. www.sweetpeafestival.org and held in the computer lab January The public is invited to join submit by January 22nd. 17th from 11am–1pm, Jan. 22nd MSU Wonderlust for the next Free Want to give carving a try but from 5–7pm, and Jan. 27th from Friday Forum on January 19th in don’t know where to begin? There 10:30am–noon. the Large Community Room at will be a demo for beginner Call for artists! The Bozeman Bozeman Public Library from carvers preceding the main event Public Library Foundation is seeking noon–1:30pm. Nick Ehli, Managing on Saturday, January 20th at the submissions for its 2019 Atrium Editor of the Bozeman Daily Library from 10am–4pm. Gallery Exhibition Series. Chronicle, will discuss the recent sale The Art of Chocolate, the Located in the Library lobby, the of the newspaper to the Adams next edition of the Library’s gallery will showcase both traditional Publishing Group. His presentation Exploring the Arts series, is set and innovative contemporary art will cover new directions, develop- for Wednesday, January 31st from forms, as well as the work of both ments, challenges and what a new 7–8pm. Join Shannon and Wlady established and emerging artists publisher means for Gallatin County. Grochowski of La Châtelaine from our region. Friday Forum is a monthly speak- Chocolat Co. for this tasty event. The Bozeman Public Library is er series sponsored by MSU Bozeman’s own chocolatiers will committed to promoting the visual Wonderlust, a nonprofit organization demonstrate their trade and dis- and aesthetic enhancement of the affiliated with Montana State cuss the history of chocolate mak- Bozeman community through this University’s Extended University ing. This presentation is free and ongoing presentation of rotating and hosted by the Bozeman Public open to the public. exhibits of public art in the Library. Library. It is open to the public. Looking to next month, local Selected pieces and collections will There is no fee to attend or registra- author and creativity counselor expand public appreciation of art tion needed. Brown bag lunches are Valerie Harms will present a Your The book central to the evening entrepreneurship, Photoshop to gui- and reflect the diversity of the com- encouraged. Coffee and tea are pro- Soul at a Crossroads reading gathering, Your Soul at a Crossroads, tar, meditation and much more. munity. Each exhibit will run for one vided. Join in! For more information, group on Friday, February 2nd with Steps You Can Take Not to Lose It, is There’s never any waiting for a to three months, determined by the please visit http://montanawon- from 6–7:30pm. Harms will show available now. Lynda course. Click, click, and Library Art Committee. Proposals derlust.org. how her book can be used privately Finally, Bozeman Public Library you’re working. Add courses to your must be received by April 30th. The 2nd Annual Sweet Pea or in a group setting, in a manner is pleased to offer free access to playlist, make notes, view offline, The Bozeman Public Library is Ice Carving Competition returns like The Artist’s Way, to open up feel- Lynda.com with your library card read the transcript, or download the located at 626 E Main St. For more to the Library on Saturday, January ings and new possibilities. This event and PIN, effective immediately. course for offline viewing on a long information about these and other 27th. Carving begins at 9am, fol- is free and open to the public. Lynda is an online training and commute or in a waiting area. Beef events, as well as a complete descrip- lowed by judging at 3:30pm, and an Harms has authored ten books learning tool for business, software, up your resume, request certificates tion of the Atrium Exhibition, awards ceremony to follow. There and led writing and depth psycholo- technology, and creative skills. of completion, do staff trainings — please visit www.bozemanli- Offering over 6,000 training and all made possible with your library brary.org. • ‘Have a Heart’ Art Auction Enjoy Bach’s Christmas Oratorio at Holy benefits Reach Inc. Rosary Church Reach Inc. will host its 7th sold at the door for $40 each. For Annual Have a Heart Art more information about Reach Inc., Keep the holiday festivities going! less classic. General admission tick- conducting at the Catholic Auction at The Commons on the art auction, or to volunteer, Musikanten Montana will perform ets are $30 or $10 for students. University of America. Now in its Saturday, February 3rd, from please call (406) 587-1271, email Johann Sebastian Bach’s Family Passes admitting a maximum fourth decade of seasons, the ensem- 6:30–9:30pm. [email protected], or visit the afore- Christmas Oratorio at Bozeman’s of 5 people are also available for ble has appeared as part of D.C. The anticipated event will mentioned website. Holy Rosary Church on Thursday, $75. Holy Rosary Church is located area concerts at the National include both live and silent auction Reach Inc. is a local, private, January 18th beginning at 7:30pm. at 220 W Main Street in Bozeman. Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian featuring art from the Bozeman area nonprofit organization providing Featuring concertmaster Carrie Musikanten Montana, directed Institution, Kennedy Center, and and beyond. All participating artists services to adults with developmental Krause, a 17-member chamber by Kerry Krebill, is an auditioned venues in Pennsylvania, Virginia and have agreed to donate 100 percent disabilities since 1974. Their mission orchestra will play period instru- volunteer chamber choir based Maryland. Musikanten has crossed of art sales to support Reach Inc. is to empower the people they serve ments as part of this festive winter in Helena. The choir performs many borders for numerous interna- and the adults with developmental to attain their individual goals and performance. The evening’s vocal music from the 17th through 21st tional tours, including Maestra disabilities they serve.