The Creative and Cultural Economy

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Missoula Cultural Council – Some news and upcoming events for the week of April 9, 2005

In Missoula… Art Trek 2005, featuring works of elementary and middle school students from 22 public and private schools in the Missoula area, is on display now through May 15 at Southgate Mall. For the…

International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula is One Wild Party this week.

For more information on the International Wildlife Film Festival, call the IWFF at 728-9380 or visit them online at http://www.wildlifefilms.org.

The Art of Economic Development – Community Colleges for Creative Economies

Many community colleges are unassumingly becoming
places students and communities do look to for leisuretime,
creative, and cultural activities, and they are
becoming institutions of choice for qualifying for creative,
and growing, occupations and industries.

Entertainment, Education and Business Professionals Create MAPS, "Media Arts in the Public Schools" in Montana

BREAKING NEWS: The University of Montana @ Great Falls has invited MAPS to host a two-day, summer seminar for High School and Middle School students of the area. The scheduled dates are August 8 & 9.

The Montana Dinosaur Trail Web Portal is now live!

Montana Dinosaur Trail Interest Groups & Individuals, The Montana Dinosaur Trail Web Portal is now live! Go to http://www.mtdinotrail.org The Montana Dinosaur Trail brochures have been produced (150,000) and distribution has begun. If you want…

Western author K Follis Cheatham’s "Dog Days to Horse Culture" will be offered thhrough the Montana Committee for the Humanities through 2006.

Western author K Follis Cheatham’s "Dog Days to Horse Culture" will be offered thhrough the Montana Committee for the Humanities through 2006. Montana Committee for the Humanities, a National Endowment of the Arts affiliate, has…

Study shows arts’ impact on Montana

When you add it all up, art money winds up in a lot of pockets.

On the brink of something big? Bozeman is becoming the place top musicians go to record

"Bozeman has the potential to be a destination for recording," Goodwin said. "I’ve already proved that."

Missoula Cultural Council – -Some news and upcoming events for the week of April 4, 2005

The Missoula Independent’s cover story this week focuses on Montana Public Radio and its annual pledge drive this week. Included is an interesting contrast between public and commercial radio stations. For the full story visit http://www.missoulanews.com/

Regional writers set up a guild

Author James Campbell of Tazewell decided there had to be a better way of getting his books out.