Month of September

Solo Exhibit: Dale Marie Muller

The Guild presents a one-woman show of the artwork of Dale Marie Muller, a local wildlife artist who has made her mark as one of today's most promising young painters. Dale's canvases portray life in the wild with the realism and honesty of a true nature lover. She uses great precision and expertise, skillfully capturing the essence of the animal and brings life to her compelling oil paints and graphite drawings. She says, "There isn't anything more magnificent than our natural world, whether it be city or country. I strive to absorb it all and share it with others through my paintings. My greatest gift is my honest dedication to preserve our wilderness and all its wondrous creatures. I feel blessed to forever learn, Mother Nature never stops teaching."

COST: Free and open to the public

TIME: Daily

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

Month of September

A Selection of Photographs by Jean Albus

The Guild presents a selection of Jean Albus' photographs in the Workshop Gallery. She is known for her multi-exposure, photo-on-photo digital masterpieces of vintage dresses in harsh landscapes.

COST: Free and open to the public

TIME: Daily

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

Friday, September 3rd

Reception for Dale Marie Muller Exhibit

COST: Free and open to the public

TIME: 4-6 pm

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

Saturday, Sept 4th

Fun Run for Charities

The annual Fun Run will take place Saturday, September 4th. Our hope is that you will contribute to our Arts Guild as your charity of choice by going to www.rlacf.org. For each donation to the Fun Run, we will receive matching funds and this will go towards the expansion of all our present programs and help in the initiation of new ones. With community help, this is what we have accomplished at the Art Guild this past year:
- We continue to offer educational programs and workshops for youth
- Our summer art camps for children have grown and continue with 33 attending this year
- Local artists continue to lead adult workshops
- New artists find us and become members - we now have 330 artists members.
Awards for Fun Run funds will be given Thursday, October 14th.

Thank you for your support!

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Saturday, September 4, 2010

7th Annual Red Lodge Fun Run for Charities

10K Run, 5K Run/Walk, 2-Mile Fun Walk, Toddler Trot, Free BBQ.
Cost: Free event registration and t-shirt; Charitable contributions encouraged.
Benefit: Red Lodge Area Charitable Organizations and their Communities The Red Lodge Fun Run for Charities is a community wide event with participants from Red Lodge, Billings, Montana, Wyoming and 13 other states- coast to coast.

Fun describes this annual event where all the work of the Fun Run is a labor of love provided by Volunteers. Sponsors cover 100% of the expenses. Match donors build an incentive fund where the charities grow the direct donations made to their organization. Charities share the passion and mission of the work they perform for the benefit of many. While the event is free, donations to your favorite charities is strongly encouraged.

COST: Free Registration!

TIME: 9 am

LOCATION: Historic Downtown Red Lodge, Lions Park (across from Beartooth Market)

MORE INFORMATION: 406-425-0492 · tracy@rlacf.org · www.redlodgefunrun.org

September 5, 2010

Founders Day - 100 Years of Labor and Lending

YOUTH ACTIVITIES
12:30 pm -Younger Ages - Lions Park Playground
Face Painting
Stick-horse Races
Award For Best Homemade Stick-horse
12:30 pm - Elementary through High School - Lions Park Basketball Courts
Soccer Kick-off Competition
Free Throw Contest
Three-point Contest
“P-I-G” Tournament
Prizes Awarded for all Events

PARADE
10:00 am — 11:45 am Parade Registration & Staging – Red Lodge Civic Center Parking Lot
No Fee

12:00 pm — 12:30 pm Parade - Broadway Avenue

1:30 pm Parade Prizes Awards Ceremony – Lions Park Pavilion
Founder’s Day Award
Best Historical Entry Award
Best Motorized Entry Award
Best Mounted Entry Award
Best Youth Entry Award Lions Park Pavilion

FREE BARBEQUE
HOSTED BY FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF RED LODGE 12:30 pm - Lions Park
Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, And more …

LIVE MUSIC - Lions Park Pavilion
1:30 pm — 3:30 pm

HISTORICAL LECTURES – Carbon County Museum
1:00 pm — 1:30 pm “The Buses of Yellowstone” by John Mueller
1:45 pm — 2:15 pm “The 1919 Coal Miners’ Strike” by Jeff McNeish
2:30 pm — 3:00 pm “The bestselling author in Carbon County History” by John Clayton on Caroline Lockhart

HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
12:30 pm - Lions Park Horseshoe Pits
Registration — $6 Entry Fee
Jackpot Prizes to Top 3 Finishers
Trophy Cups to Top 2 Finishers
1:00 pm Tournament Begins

COST: Free and open to the public

TIME: 12 noon

LOCATION: Carbon County Historical Society and Museum

MORE INFORMATION: 406 446-3667 · director@carboncountyhistory.com

September 5, 2010

Founder's Day - Carbon County Historical Society and Museum

Fun activities for the whole family starting with a parade at noon. Free barbeque, horseshoe tournament, kids games and historical presentations.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES
12:30 pm -Younger Ages - Lions Park Playground
Face Painting
Stick-horse Races
Award For Best Homemade Stick-horse
12:30 pm - Elementary through High School - Lions Park Basketball Courts
Soccer Kick-off Competition
Free Throw Contest
Three-point Contest
“P-I-G” Tournament
Prizes Awarded for all Events

PARADE
10:00 am — 11:45 am Parade Registration & Staging – Red Lodge Civic Center Parking Lot
No Fee

12:00 pm — 12:30 pm Parade - Broadway Avenue

1:30 pm Parade Prizes Awards Ceremony – Lions Park Pavilion
Founder’s Day Award
Best Historical Entry Award
Best Motorized Entry Award
Best Mounted Entry Award
Best Youth Entry Award Lions Park Pavilion

FREE BARBEQUE
HOSTED BY FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF RED LODGE 12:30 pm - Lions Park
Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, And more …

LIVE MUSIC - Lions Park Pavilion
1:30 pm — 3:30 pm

HISTORICAL LECTURES – Carbon County Museum
1:00 pm — 1:30 pm “The Buses of Yellowstone” by John Mueller
1:45 pm — 2:15 pm “The 1919 Coal Miners’ Strike” by Jeff McNeish
2:30 pm — 3:00 pm “The bestselling author in Carbon County History” by John Clayton on Caroline Lockhart

HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT
12:30 pm - Lions Park Horseshoe Pits
Registration — $6 Entry Fee
Jackpot Prizes to Top 3 Finishers
Trophy Cups to Top 2 Finishers
1:00 pm Tournament Begins

COST: Free

TIME: Noon

LOCATION: North Broadway; Lions Park

MORE INFORMATION: 406.259.9524 · jemc@imt.net

Monday, September 6

31st Annual Labor Day Arts Fair

Enjoy the fine arts and crafts from over 80 artisans from the region. Jewelry, furniture, fine art, pottery, fiber art, photography, and more. Lion’s Park. 9-5pm. Food, entertainment at the gazebo all day and the opportunity to shop! Free! Just follow the crowd!

TIME: 9 am-5 pm

LOCATION: Lion's Club Park and Depot Gallery

MORE INFORMATION: 406-446-1370 · www.carboncountydepotgallery.org

09/06/2010

Beartooth Harley-Davidson/Buell Red Lodge Location Closing for Winter Season after Labor Day 2010

Beartooth Harley-Davidson/Buell’s satellite location in Red Lodge will be closed for the winter season. It has been determined that due to the nature of the riding season in the summer months, our efforts to best serve our customers will be sustained at the Billings dealership during the off-season. This will allow for better selection and service under one roof instead of two during the winter months where riding may not be possible. The last day the store will be open for the summer season will be Monday, September 6, 2010 (Labor Day), and will re-open next spring.

TIME: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

LOCATION: Beartooth Harley Davidson/Buell

MORE INFORMATION: 406-446-9856 · info@beartoothharley.com

September 10-12, 2010

Beartooth Run to the Sun

Come to the 2nd Annual Beartooth Run to the Sun Vintage Rally. This family friendly event with free admission to spectators includes a Welcome Shindig, Scenic Poker Cruise, Parade, and Car Show Finale. Come on down and get a look at the finest show cars around!

LOCATION: various Red Lodge area locations

MORE INFORMATION: 406-860-6513 · boydmotorsports@att.net · www.redlodge.com/runtothesun

Saturday, Sept 11th

Painting Flowers and Landscapes
with Shirley and Dennis Barhaug

Cody husband and wife team, Dennis and Shirley Barhaug, will join forces for a one-day oil/acrylic painting workshop focusing on flowers and landscapes. Shirley will instruct and answer any questions on the floral paintings and Dennis will lead in painting landscapes. Students may study one or both.

COST: $50 for members and $65 for non-members

TIME: 9 am - 3 pm

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

September 11, 2010

Oktoberfest

13TH Annual OKTOBERFEST! This years festivities will be held in the "Back Yard" behind Red Lodge Ales Brewing Company. Festivites include traditional german music & food. Oktoberfest Olympics will begin at 4pm followed by the rock'n band Keegan Smith and the Fam. Register your olympic teams early!

TIME: 4pm

LOCATION: Red Lodge Ales

MORE INFORMATION: 406-446-0243

Tuesday, Sept 14

Surface Design Class

COST: Free

TIME: 12 noon

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

Tuesday, Sept 14

Surface Design Class

COST: Free

TIME: 12 noon

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

Friday-Saturday, Sept. 17-18

"Letting It Flow" Watercolor with Sallie Bowen

Refresh your watercolor skills with creative exercises and new techniques with artist and long-time instructor Sallie Bowen. Friday evening (6:00-8:30) followed by Saturday workshop and critique (9-3).

COST: $75 for members and $90 for non-members

TIME: Fri 6-8pm, Sat 9am-3pm

LOCATION: Carbon County Arts Guild

MORE INFORMATION: 446-1370

September 18, 2010

The Hoedown

Carbon County Historical Society and Museum's Annual Fundraiser. Dining, silent auction, live auction, entertainment and dancing. Don’t miss this “heel-kickin” event.

COST: $50 per person. Reserved Tables are $750

TIME: 5:30 pm

LOCATION: Rock Creek Resort

MORE INFORMATION: 406-446-3667 · director@carboncountyhistory.com · www.carboncountyhistory.com

Wednesday, September 22nd

Walk by the Light of the Bat Moon

The Beartooth Ranger District introduces the new “Walk By the Light of the Moon” series of interpretive walks, which will be held every season of the year. Please join our interpreters and naturalists for an evening of exploration and wonders on these walks in the moonlight. Interpreters range from foresters to biologists, from scientists to historians, from poets to storytellers.

Many of the walks are a night or two before the full moon to take advantage of the earlier moonrise. The walks will often be located along a trail, with one or more interpreters located along the route of one-half to 2 miles on easy terrain.

Generally, moon walks will have staggered, flexible start and end times to allow visitors to participate at their own pace, in smaller more intimate groups. Participants may want to bring binoculars and a flashlight in case the moon does not cooperate. Anticipate the weather and dress accordingly.

Below are the topics that will be featured during the 2010 series. All locations will be determined as the dates near.
Wednesday, September 22nd – Bat Moon at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, October 22nd – Community Moon at 6:30 p.m.

For more information, or to coordinate for those with special needs, contact the Beartooth Ranger District at (406) 446-2103 or visit us online at www.fs.fed.us/r1/custer.

COST: Free and open to all

TIME: 6:30 pm

LOCATION: tba

MORE INFORMATION: (406) 446-2103 · www.fs.fed.us/r1/custer