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The figure may seem like a complex subject, and if taken at face value it is. There is too much information to navigate. but by analyzing, interpreting and simplifying our subject, the figure becomes much more manageable. In this class we will discuss how to capture motion with gesture drawing and how to navigate the landmarks of the figure to construct the body out of basic forms. Not only will this approach allow you to draw from the model, it will also teach you to draw the figure from imagination confidently. There is little value in rendering what we see without a knowledge of the underlying structure. In this class we won’t use sight-size drawing or optical tricks, but we will learn in a simplified way the same methods used by the French Academic artists of the 19th century. This approach is used by concept artists in the film and animation industries and illustrators to understand and eventually exaggerate their designs into characters. Classes will be held on Tuesdays.

Relief printing is one of the oldest methods of artistis reproduction. the process consists of carving a printing surface in such a way that all that remains of the original surface is the design to be printed. Come learn from awesome relief printmaker Jules Lucero at the ZACC! Classes will be held on Tuesdays.

Nurse Blake – who’s been hailed “a genuine phenomenon” by The New York Times – is bringing his specialty blend of humor and nursing expertise for a night of laughter, connection, relatability, and pure entertainment. The “But Did You Die?” tour dives into the wild things patients and their families say and do at hospitals, from self-diagnosing Stage 8 Cancer with WebMD to hitting the call light like they are on a game show – nothing is off-limits! “But really though, did you die?” Nurse Blake jokes. “If you know me at all, you know I go there – to all the places that make us cringe and cry in laughter from all that we face as nurses – and this tour will be no different. So, bring your colleagues, your friends, your husbands or wives, your parents and those sassy grandmothers, and join me for an unforgettable night. Can’t wait to see you all!” AGE RESTRICTION: 18+ About Nurse Blake: Nurse Blake is a nurse, creator, advocate, and touring comedian whose humor and storytelling have made him a viral sensation and a beloved figure in the healthcare community. With a career that has taken him from the bedside to sold-out comedy tours around the world, Nurse Blake celebrates the hard work of nurses and healthcare providers in a way that is both hilarious and deeply relatable.His journey in healthcare began at just 17 years old as a patient transporter. Passionate about nursing from the start, he earned his BSN in 2014 from the University of Central Florida (UCF) and served as President of the Florida Nursing Student Association. Even as a student, he was an advocate for change—in 2013, he founded Banned4Life, a movement that played a key role in ending the FDA’s lifetime ban on gay men donating blood.After graduation, Nurse Blake worked in Level 1 trauma centers across the country, but an unexpected passion for social media transformed his career. What began as funny Facebook videos to de-stress quickly went viral, earning him nearly 4 million followers and a devoted fanbase of nurses and nursing students worldwide. The New York Times even hailed him as a “genuine phenomenon.”

Wearing Red Shawls to Bring Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples According to the Department of Justice, American Indian and Alaska Native women are missing and murdered at a rate of more than 10 times the national average. Red Shawl Day is an annual national effort to bring attention to acts of violence committed against Indigenous people. Throughout the week surrounding November 19, people are encouraged to wear red as a symbol of the loss of sacred lifeblood through violence.    The National Park Service is part of an all-of-government effort to bring attention and action to missing and murdered Indigenous people. America‘s national parks are part of and surrounded by many Indigenous communities. As part of this observance, you may see National Park Service staff wearing red shawls. Ways to Help and Raise Awareness Being aware and spreading awareness of this issue can save lives. Report suspicious activities when visiting public lands to local law enforcement. Wear a red shawl or red clothing the day and week of Red Shawl Day Join the conversation on social media using #RedShawlDay and #NPSIndigenous.

Montana Indigenous Vote + Smoke Signals NR / PG-13 Short Documentary / Drama / Indigenous Stories 1 h 46 m total Wednesday, November 19, 2025 @7PM Donation Based | Free Event Doors Open @6:30PM Free Popcorn For Native American heritage month, we are partnering with Butte Native Wellness Center to celebrate with Native voice films all month! Join us at the Historic Covellite Theatre and Uptown Lounge every Wednesday for our Rotating Movie Nights! Help yourself to our fresh popcorn (Don't forget the seasonings), find your seats before 8 p.m., and get ready for the movie pick of the week, projected in the Upstairs Theatre "On The Big Screen" or in our downstairs Lounge, near the bar. Order takeout from local restaurants and enjoy a free movie night with us! All-Ages (Parental Discretion Advised).

The Cold Snap Film Festival — presented by Dan Bailey’s Outdoor Company — features human-powered, outdo7or adventure films screened at the Empire Theatre in historic downtown Livingston. There will be two showings on Thursday, November 20: a matinee at 4:30 p.m. and an evening presentation at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Dan Bailey’s, 209 West Park Street, Livingston MT. The fun continues at 6 p.m. on Friday, November 21 at the Livingston Depot Center with the Pray for Snow Celebration, featuring great food, local beer, dancing and an amazing silent auction and raffle benefitting Livingston’s local food bank Loaves and Fishes. For more information, please visit https://danbaileys.com/pages/cold-snap-film-festival

The Cold Snap Film Festival — presented by Dan Bailey’s Outdoor Company — features human-powered, outdo7or adventure films screened at the Empire Theatre in historic downtown Livingston. There will be two showings on Thursday, November 20: a matinee at 4:30 p.m. and an evening presentation at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Dan Bailey’s, 209 West Park Street, Livingston MT. The fun continues at 6 p.m. on Friday, November 21 at the Livingston Depot Center with the Pray for Snow Celebration, featuring great food, local beer, dancing and an amazing silent auction and raffle benefitting Livingston’s local food bank Loaves and Fishes. For more information, please visit https://danbaileys.com/pages/cold-snap-film-festival

Tundra Cross - 11/5/25 - 12/3/25 SCHEDULE: 11/5/25 – Coco Cross 11/12/25 – Chili Cross 11/19/25 – Cider Cross 12/3/25 – Syrup Cross – Season Party CATEGORIES Women A/B Men A Men B Coed Party Men Master 40+ Men Master 50+ Coed Master 60+ Women Masters 40+ Coed Fixed Gear Juniors Girl 14 and under Juniors Boy 14 and under WEEKLY SCHEDULE 4:00pm check in and warmup 4:30pm mass start 5:30 podiums and drinks

This course will introduce you to intaglio techniques and guide you through making your own plates and original print editions. All experience levels welcome, from beginners to experienced printmakers! Printmaking methods discussed will include copper etching, drypoint, and others (depending on interest). Intaglio is a general term for several methods of printmaking in which ink is transferred to paper via marks incised in the surface of a printing plate (such as copper or plastic). Damp paper is pushed through a printing press and the pressure allows the paper to absorb the ink sitting below the surface of the plate. Class will be held on Wednesdays.

Old time jams at Western Cider happen on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6-8 pm. Whether you’re new to old time music or have been picking for decades, bring your instrument and head to Western Cider for a cider, a good time, and good tunes. New to the jam? Check out our list of commonly played tunes at the jam!