Author: Tyler Tobin

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All April: “Escapes to Yellowstone” Paintings by Alicia Pearson & “The World Travel Painter” Paintings by Marquies Hill at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery

April at the Big Sky Artists Studio & Gallery in the Town Center brings new paintings from 2 emerging artists in the Big Sky Artists Collective: “Escapes to Yellowstone” by Alicia Pearson and “The World Travel Painter” by Marquies Hill

The FIRST FRIDAY opening of the show will be on Friday, April 4th from 5 – 7pm. Locals and visitors are welcome to join us for Sips and Bits. It’s a great chance to meet the artists and members of the Big Sky Artists Collective and to see art from local artists and photographers.

The Big Sky Artists’ Studio and Gallery and many other merchants in the Town Center will be open on the FIRST FRIDAY of every month throughout the year from 5Pm till 7 or 8PM. The Studio & Gallery will always have a new show opening on the First Friday and other merchants also plan to have something special that evening.

The Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery is owned and operated by the members of the Big Sky Artists Collective. New work from members is rotated and featured throughout the year. When you purchase from the Studio & Gallery you are buying original art and supporting local artists from the Big Sky area.

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February 22: Arts Council of Big Sky hosts the 13th Annual Auction for the Arts Fundraising Gala

The Arts Council of Big Sky will be hosting the 13th Annual Auction for the Arts fundraising gala on Saturday, February 22, in the Grand Ballroom at the Montage Hotel in Big Sky, Montana. Tickets are on sale!

The event will start at 5 p.m. and include multiple ways to collect new art, make new connections, support artists, and enrich the Big Sky Community. The evening consists of a Quick Finish Live Auction, a Juried Silent Auction, fabulous food and drink, live entertainment, and a paddle raise for accessible arts education.

This annual fundraiser for one of Big Sky’s longest-running non-profits has become one of the year’s most anticipated events and features some of the best local, regional, and national artists. The Auction for the Arts is the only fundraising event that benefits the Arts Council of Big Sky. It is imperative to the organization’s mission to create an art-centric community through artistic events, cultural outreach, public art, and education. Buy tickets HERE.

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Every Tuesday thru April 8: Après with the Arts

You’re Invited to Après with the Arts.
The Arts Council of Big Sky has a new home at 77 Lone Peak Drive (former home of Choppers Grub & Pub). You’re invited to stop by any Tuesday from 4-6pm through April 8 to hear about plans to transform the building into the Big Sky Center for the Arts. This will be a place for YOU, so please come learn more and share your vision for the arts in Big Sky. For more info, go to bigskyarts.org. NOTE: Our education team and art classes will still be headquartered at BASE until after the building renovations. 

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February 8: Batsu! this weekend at WMPAC

It will be one of the wilder nights we’ve hosted at WMPAC. Everybody over 18+ is invited. And fair warning…this show is not for everyone.

The twist on this outrageous evening is less about glorifying the winner, and more about punishing the loser. It certainly has the potential to bring out the schadenfreude in all of us.

For the first time, Batsu! is leaving the comforts of the big city to hit the road, and we’re thrilled Big Sky is on their map.

Join us for an unpredictable, over-the-top night that promises to be as entertaining as it is unforgettable.

Here is an eblast with more details and we are offering $20 tickets with promo code yellowdino.

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