Community Calendar

Dancers from Cohesion Dance Project’s training program, the Accelerated Contemporary Experience (ACE), will present original student choreography they each developed during the program on Saturday, March 15 at 6:00pm at Cohesion Center (1020 Argyle).

ACE is a comprehensive dance training program designed to further the growth and development of contemporary dancers, ages 10-adult, through enhanced training and performance opportunities, fostering creativity, imagination, collaboration and mentorship.

The performance features new works created by the six dancers in the program along with ACE teaching staff. 2025 is the second year of this innovative dance training program.

Tickets are $0- $10 at cohesiondance.org. More information can be found at www.cohesiondance.org or by calling 406-422-0830.

For the second year in a row, Tinworks Art: In Conversation brings together artists, writers, scientists, and creative thinkers from various fields to discuss the topics of our time. From March to July, Tinworks will convene thought leaders from the region and beyond for a series of conversations titled The Earth Beneath our Feet. The conversations have been developed in consideration of Tinworks’ 2025 exhibition season, running June 21 – October 18, which will feature ceramic, clay, and earthen artworks by regional and international, historical and contemporary artists, and a continued activation of Tinworks’ field by ecological artist Agnes Denes. Development of topics and speaker invitations for this second series have been in collaboration with Mary Stein and Mary Murphy.

Tinworks Art: In Conversation are ticketed evening events, open to the public, hosted at The Rialto in downtown Bozeman. Doors at 7pm, event at 7:30pm.

On Thursday, March 27, 2025, at 7:00 pm, Elk River Arts & Lectures will host Mammoth-based environmental journalist Lisa Baril as part of their ongoing Arts & Lecture Series. The event will take place at Elk River Books, 122 S 2nd Street in Livingston. It is free and open to the public.

Baril will be reading from her recent book The Age of Melt: What Glaciers, Ice Mummies, and Ancient Artifacts Teach Us about Climate, Culture, and a Future Without Ice. Described as an entertaining pop-sci narrative investigating ice patch archaeology and the role of glaciers in the development of human culture, Baril’s book explores the deep-rooted cultural connection between humans and ice through time.

This event is sponsored by Elk River Arts & Lectures, a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating and celebrating the literary arts in Park County.