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Join us for our monthly book club. The book we are discussing Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. Everyone is welcome and this is open to all adults. No childcare provided. Reserve your book here or call us at 406-322-5009, and we can get one on its way! |
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Note: The time may shift to 5:30. Please check back for verification. Megan Poulette, Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Botany at Rocky Mountain College will teach us how to properly save seeds. Biography I am an ecosystem ecologist with training in the plant and soil sciences. I am interested in examining the potentially variable […] |
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We have another beautiful art project brought to you by Beth Korth from Tippet Rise. Discover the complicated, delicate designs of different leaves by placing them decoratively under paper and rubbing them with crayons. Beth Korth is the Art Education and Vistor Center Manager at Tippet Rise With a background in fine art and education, […] |
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Program Description Books of photopoetry are more than just pretty images and words set next to each other. When done well and with intent, each informs and enhances the other, creating a unique third art form that places the reader-viewer at the center of interpretation. In this program Photopoetry: Photography and Poetry as a Single Canvas, […] |
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September is Library Card Sign-up Month! Get a library card and be entered to win some cool library gear. Refer a friend, and you'll both be entered in the drawing! The theme, "Libraries - more than meets the eye" is so relevant because, we are so much more than books (not that books aren't important)! […] |
