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SUMMARY:Poetry Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Art Mine Basin invites you to an all-day poetry workshop led by former Montana Poet Laureates Tami Haaland and Melissa Kwasny. Spend the day surrounded by dazzling views of the mountains in Jefferson County’s new art center. Open to all levels of experience\, the poets will each share some of their favorite generative exercises. Participants will leave with the beginnings of many new poems and new approaches to their creative practice. \nCoffee\, tea\, sodas and snacks will be provided. Please bring a sack lunch. \nTami and Melissa will be joined by M.L. Smoker Saturday evening at 6:30 for a free poetry reading open to participants and the community entitled Writing the Prairie. Registration required. Please contact Melissa Kwasny.
URL:https://artminebasin.com/event/poetry-workshop/
LOCATION:Art Mine Basin\, Cataract Creek Rd\, Basin\, MT\, 59631\, United States
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SUMMARY:Poetry Reading: Writing the Prairie
DESCRIPTION:Join three former Montana Poets Laureate M.L. Smoker\, Melissa Kwasny\, and Tami Haaland for a free public reading entitled Writing the Prairie\, exploring themes of time\, landscape\, environmental change\, and the important role of Indigenous people in the prairies of Montana. \nM.L. Smoker’s poetry collection\, Another Attempt at Rescue\, and her graphic novel Thunderous engage questions of Native American identity\, history\, language\, and culture. Tami Haaland’s latest book\, If I Had Said Beauty\, is dedicated to “known and unknown” ancestors\, exploring all that lies behind one’s sense of self while being grounded in encounters with wild and domestic life and intimate moments of loss and connection. Melissa Kwasny\, a recent Artist in Residence at the Enrico Science Center near the Missouri Breaks\, will read from her essay “The American Prairie”  and a new series of poems entitled “What the Prairie Knows”
URL:https://artminebasin.com/event/poetry-reading-writing-the-prairie/
LOCATION:Art Mine Basin\, Cataract Creek Rd\, Basin\, MT\, 59631\, United States
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SUMMARY:Canta Brasil
DESCRIPTION:Canta Brasil lights up the stage with the vibrant music of Brazil — from romantic bossa nova to fiery samba and beyond. Led by vocalist Magda Chaney (vocals)\, and featuring Beth Lo (bass)\, David Horgan (guitar)\, Ed Stalling(percussion)\, Pedro Marques\, (percussion and vocals) Naomi Moon Siegel (trombone)\, and Graeme Pletscher (saxophone)\, the group’s sizzling horns and infectious grooves capture the joyful spirit of Carnaval.
URL:https://artminebasin.com/event/canta-brasil/
LOCATION:Art Mine Basin\, Cataract Creek Rd\, Basin\, MT\, 59631\, United States
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