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Join Stio and 5Point Film for a very special night with some of our favorite short outdoor films—featuring special guests, local beverages and a stacked raffle full of incredible prizes to raise donations for our friends at Big Sky Youth Empowerment.
Big Sky Youth Empowerment (BYEP) is a nonprofit outdoor adventure based group mentorship program for teens in 7th-12th grade. BYEP creates a transformative community where vulnerable teenagers experience belonging, purpose, and well-being through group mentorship, adventure, and connection with the natural world. Our vision is that teens discover their own capacity for growth and success, confidently contributing toward a kinder and more connected community.
Every ticket sold includes one raffle ticket and a donation to Big Sky Youth Empowerment. First 25 tickets sold receive a free Stio t-shirt. Get there early for Sidewall Pizza and drinks.
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Doors open at 5:00pm
Show starts at 6:00pm
Emerson's Crawford Theater
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Holiday Noir celebrates the season as an unconventional and artistic variety show for adults. It is saucy and provocative, tipping traditional holiday celebrations on their head and showcasing wit and humor through mischievous performance acts.
We will be holding auditions NEXT WEEK: September 24, 25, or 26 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) in the Emerson's Crawford Theater. Auditions will run every 10 minutes with performers having 3 minutes to show their act. The show dates are December 6 & 7. Please fill out the Google Form below to snag an audition slot!
Acts should be holiday-themed, lean into the saucy/adults-only nature of Holiday Noir, embrace humor, and most of all, be entertaining. Limit audition to 3 minutes, and please note that all acts are subject to edits by our production team.
All types of performance artists are encouraged to audition! Bring the fire (not literally, please) and bring the fun. Looking forward to seeing what you’ve got!
Searching for:
Burlesque acts with a witty holiday spin
Provocative Magician
Drummers, specifically for a drum line
Advanced Juggler
Dancers
Any other circus-type acts that are in-line with the overall feel of the show
**For information on being a sponsor for Holiday Noir, please reach out the Emily at outreach@theEmerson.org
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To celebrate 50 years of learning, creating, and growing as artists, MSU metalsmithing alumni have been invited to exhibit together. Their work reflects their ongoing work in metalsmithing and will highlight their shared passion for metals.
Featuring the work of Montana State University Metals past/present faculty, as well as alumni: Paxton Juhlin, Hailey Vidmar, Tabor Roulson, Aysha Carter, Tiffany Fischer, Cole Arpin, Grace Hogan, Erin Levy, Josie Parry, April Hale, Kaleigh Jones, Susan Blim, Caroline Adams, JulieAnne Koebbe, Jason Baide, Katelyn Bauer,
Linda L. Ryan, Kimberly Navratil-Pope, Bryan Petersen, Kristen Hedge, Tori Burchill, Rich Helzer, Leonard Wells, Chris Tullar, and Ken Bova
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NapTime
by Jane Herzog, Carly Schoen, Tuk Vaughankraska, and Angela Yonke
Close your eyes and drift to sleep. Let the collective unconsciousness wash over you. Dream beneath layers of thread and fabric. Possibilities and alternate realities await you.
We have a passion for working with fabric and sewn mediums. This show gathers together blankets, quilts, and textile works from artists Jane Herzog, Carly Schoen, Tuk Vaughankraska, and Angela Yonke.
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There is a Season
Madison Perrins
These paintings created by Madison Perrins were guided by an appreciation for the singular energy each season of life can bring to the outer and inner landscape. The artist uses her understanding that each season contains its own unique lesson to try and enjoy the gift of them in real time: the mercurial quality of spring, the whisper of solitude in fall, or the bright shock of summer. Her work lifts up a deeply personal spirituality held in the landscape, especially inspired by the sweeping expanses of the Western US & her beloved Montana. In turns, her imagery embodies joy, playfulness, power, the sacred, interiority, and radiant energy.
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We have a beautiful space in Galleria Hall that is waiting for the perfect fit!
This is a retail gallery space. If you are interested, please follow the link below to complete your application.
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Thank you for supporting the Emerson and our mission to build community through art and culture! | | |
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www.theEmerson.org
(406) 587-9797 | office@theEmerson.org
111 S Grand Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715
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