Mondays at the Myrna 2010
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The Wolverine Way
Thursday, September 16
7:00 pm
Free
Western Environmental Law Center proudly presents Douglas Chadwick, author of The Wolverine Way. Please join us for an exciting visual presentation and discussion with Douglas Chadwick. Chadwick, natural history writer and former volunteer with the Glacier Wolverine Project, will share his story about the fascinating wolverine and reveal the threats this vulnerable animal faces on a warming planet. Book signing and reception to follow. Free admission. For more info, visit www.westernlaw.org.
BEN BULLINGTON in Concert at the Myrna
Thursday, September 23
7:30 pm
$12 adults/ $5 Students
Singer/Songwriter Ben Bullington makes his first appearance at Helena’s Myrna Loy Center . Bullington will be featuring songs from his new CD “Satisfaction Garage.”
Bullington is a thoughtful, nuanced songwriter that has been featured on more than 70 radio stations in the US, Europe and Asia. He headlined “Folkstage” a nationally syndicated NPR program in fall of 2009, and his “White Sulphur Springs” CD made many year end “Best Of” lists. His summer performance schedule includes the Storyhill Fest and the Paradise Valley Music Festival.
A former resident of White Sulphur Springs, Bullington now resides in Big Timber, where he practices medicine and music. Ben will be joined by mandolin virtuoso Tom Murphy and vocalist Joanne Gardner. For more information on Ben’s music, please go to www.benbullington.com.
Country Rocker Candy Coburn
Monday, September 27
7:30 pm
$25A benefit for the Montana Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Sponsored by: Heritage Propane
Have you ever met a person who had such conviction in what she was doing, you felt moved? When you looked at this person, did you feel she was right where she needed to be, doing what she was supposed to be doing? Meet Candy Coburn.
If you were to ask her many fans across the Country how they would describe Candy, their response would be, “She is simply infectious.”
From the moment she hits the stage, you sense Candy is not your run-of-the-mill chick singer. Maybe it’s because she doesn’t count on her good looks to engage the crowd, but relies on her energetic delivery, true-to-life lyrics, and a show that rocks. Or perhaps it is the signature green guitars she uses for every performance. Whatever it is, it’s easy to see why Candy and her music are undeniably contagious. Candy has performed with the late George McCorkle and shared the stage with Brooks & Dunn, Blake Shelton and many more. ‘Pink Warrior’ is her latest CD.
As an Ambassador for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Candy is committed to raising awareness among her fans of the ongoing fight to end breast cancer. “Writing and recording the Susan G. Komen for the Cure anthem, ‘Pink Warrior,’ is without question the high point of my career. The song I wrote with some good Nashville friends is touching so many people, it amazes me. I have breast cancer survivors come up to me at shows and thank me for the song. I feel so blessed to be able to have a tiny part in an organization that has helped so many!”
You can listen to ‘Pink Warrior’ at www.candycoburn.com.
Josh Ritter and the Royal City Band
With Support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Montana Arts Council
Monday, November 8
7:30 pm
$34
Josh Ritter and the Royal City Band return to the Northwest and the Myrna Loy Center after a year of international concerts and the release on a new album, So Runs the World Away. This new album has many new story songs including: “The Curse,” a parable about a mummy’s affair with the archaeologist who revived him; “Folk Bloodbath,” a battle royale of characters from classic murder ballads that suggests a frustration with the folk-singer label that has long been attached to him; and "Another New World" USA's Pick for the Summer of 2010 Top Ten Playlist. An extra exciting dimension of this concert tour is that Josh will be available for two song writing workshops for young musicians in high schools on the day of November 8.
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