Archive for the ‘Events: Other’ Category

Event Notice: Kathie Lapcevic’ sClasses at Apple Barrel, 2012

Monday, March 26th, 2012

Bread & Butter Pickles

From Kathie Lapcevic, March 26, 2012

(photo, right, of homemade pickles, by C. Haug)

What: Apple Barrel’s Do-It-Yourself Cooking Classes, by Kathie Lapcevic

When: Specific dates, April – September, 2012 (see link to poster for details, below)

Where: The Apple Barrel, 3250 Hwy 2 East, Kalispell, MT

Who: Open to public but registration required as space is limited. Cost for each class is $25 per person.

Additional Information:

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Event Notice: Bigfork Preparedness Fair, May 5, 2012

Sunday, March 25th, 2012

from the Bigfork Eagle; originally published March 25, 2012; updated April 2, 2012

What: Bigfork Preparedness Fair, sponsored by Bigfork Emergency Response Team (BERT)

This is not just about preparing for floods, earthquakes, fires or other natural disasters. It is also about preparing for an uncertain future, such as the effect of inflation and fuel prices on the availability of food supply.

When: May 5, 2012 (times not yet published)

Where: Bigfork Elementary School (room not yet published)

Who: Free and open to public

If you or your group would like to have a table at the fair, contact BERT, PO Box 85, Bigfork MT 59911.

Additional Information:

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Event Notice: Recycling Events (WasteNot Project)

Saturday, March 24th, 2012

by Catherine Haug, April 14, 2011; updated March 25, 2012

WasteNot Project (WasteNotProject.org) in the Flathead announces their annual recycling events for electronic waste, unwanted or expired pharmaceuticals, and small-business hazardous waste. Mark these dates on your calendar; they happen only once a year! (more…)

Event Notice: Gardening Seminars at PlantLand, 2012

Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

from PlantLand’s newsletter, March 21, 2012

What: Spring Gardening Seminars at PlantLand; see below for specific seminars

Where: PlantLand, 1008 US Hwy 2, Kalispell MT 59901

When: Most seminars meet both Wednesday and Saturday Mornings, March 24 – April 25. See below for specific dates/times for each seminar. Each lasts about 1 hour.

Who: Free and open to the public. The hanging basket seminar requires pre-registration.

Additional Information:

See below for seminar details. Contact PlantLand at (406) 756-7568 or visit their website: www.plant-land.com. (more…)

Event Notice: Showing the film “For This and Future Generations,” March 22, 2012″

Saturday, March 17th, 2012

from Citizens for a Better Flathead, March 16, 2012

What: Citizens Movie Night presents a showing of the locally produced film, “For This and Future Generations,” about Montana democracy in action: the writing of Montana’s constitution.

Please join in this community event in the interest of sharing ideas and inspiring ourselves and one another toward meaningful action. Bring friends and forward this message along to your community networks as well.

When: Thursday March 22, 2012, 7  - 9 PM

Where: K M Building, Theater; 50 2nd St. E.; Upstairs; Kalispell, MT

Who: Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served

For more information, call 756-8993.

Additional information:

Roger Barber, one of the staff members at the 1972 constitutional convention, will be present to introduce the film and answer questions.

Synopsis: (more…)

Clementine’s Open Stage: Winter Venue

Saturday, November 19th, 2011

by Catherine Haug, Nov 19, 2011; updated Jan 17

Refer also to my earlier post: Monthly Open Stage at Clementine’s. October 29 was the last Open Stage for 2011, as Stephanie takes a few months off during the winter. The monthly event will return to Clementine’s in March.

But we regular performers would like to keep it going during that time, so are looking for another venue during Stephanie’s absence. At the last Open Stage, we voted for Blondies, but as it turns out, they won’t be ready for us until January or later.

There was NO Open Stage in November or December, because of the proximity to the holidays, and lack of a venue. Hopefully we’ll resume in January so stay tuned for news of the location.

This monthly event is open to musicians, poets, writers, readers and comedians, both amateur and professional.

For more information about the winter venue, see Monthly Open Stage at Clementine’s.