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                                <title>The Foilies w/ Seditious Activity, TV Letdowns, &amp; No Policy</title>
                                <eventupdate>20 hours ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/the-foilies-w-seditious-activity-tv-letdowns-no-policy/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2026 03:31:31 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Friday, October 30 // Doors at 7:30 PM // Show at 8:00 PM // $12 // $15-$20 Big Supporter &#160; &#160; The Foilies are a Montana-based Speed Rock/Punk/Rock N Roll band bringing tight riffs, sick leads and an always driving bass line with a full on assault to your eardrums from a relentless machine of a drummer. They balance this by exchanging lead vocals between three people and having back gang vocals to match. The sonic attack will make you feel like you're about to go off the rails on every song right before arriving at your abrupt destination.&#160; &#160; https://thefoilies.bandcamp.com/album/the-foilies-ep&#160; &#160; Seditious Activity is a punk band from Missoula, Montana. Never trust authority. &#160; &#160; Costumes strongly encouraged!]]></description>
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                                <title>Peaceful Holidays</title>
                                <eventupdate>2 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/peaceful-holidays/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 10 Oct 2026 03:54:11 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[&#160; Sunday, November 22 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM // $10-25 Sliding Scale- Pick What You Pay &#160; Do the upcoming holidays make you feel more stressed than blessed? If the commercialism, family dynamics, or freezing temps get you down, you&#8217;re not alone! And here's the good news: this event is your antidote to holiday stress.&#160; &#160; We&#8217;re coming together to make it easier to feel peace during this busy time of year.&#160; Through storytelling, short and secular guided meditations, gentle movement, music, and community conversations, we&#8217;ll explore practical ways to find inner peace. You won&#8217;t need any prior experience or to believe in anything, just show up as you are. You&#8217;ll leave the event with a better understanding of how inner peace really works and a toolbox of techniques for creating inner peace. Your host for this event, Juniper, has over 25 years of experience with mindfulness and meditation, and she&#8217;s excited to share what she&#8217;s learned. Whether you love the holidays or they make you feel more Grinch than giving, this event will help you move through this season with more ease and resilience.]]></description>
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                                <title>Improv Anonymous</title>
                                <eventupdate>3 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/improv-anonymous-3/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2026 02:40:04 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Tuesday, December 1 // Doors at 7:00 // Show at 7:30 // $5-$20 Pick What You Pay &#160; An evening of improv comedy with Missoula's Improv Anonymous.]]></description>
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                                <title>Holding Court Drag Show (18+)</title>
                                <eventupdate>3 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/holding-court-drag-show-18/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2026 02:04:42 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Saturday, October 3 // Doors at 7 PM // Show at 8 PM // $10 // $15 Drag Supporter // 18+ &#160; &#160; &#160; Grab your besties, gather your pals and prepare to have a Kiki! The ISCSM will be HOLDING COURT on November 14th, our captivating performers will bring performances for the after party, the songs that make you feel like you can take on the world! During the show will be investitures,&#160;&#160;and Empress 32 Diana Bourgeois and Prince 32 Ace of Hearts will announce their royal family for the reign. Join us for this special night and raise money for the Imperial Sovereign Court of the State of Montana.]]></description>
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                                <title>The Arcadian Wild</title>
                                <eventupdate>6 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/the-arcadian-wild/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2026 02:22:00 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Tuesday, May 11 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:00 PM // $20 ADV // $25 DOS &#160; &#160; The Arcadian Wild is an indie folk/pop group from Nashville, TN, led bysongwriters Isaac Horn, Lincoln Mick and Bailey Warren, The Arcadian Wildconfidently inhabits and explores an intersection of genre, blending thetraditional with the contemporary. Combining elements of confessional pop,folk, progressive bluegrass, and formal vocal music, The Arcadian Wild offerup songs of invitation; calls to come and see, to find refuge and rest, tojourney and wonder, to laugh and cry, to share joy and community and singalong.]]></description>
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                                <title>Kate Stephenson &amp; Hayden Everett w/ Sophie Bell</title>
                                <eventupdate>8 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/kate-stephenson-hayden-everett-w-sophie-bell/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sun, 04 Oct 2026 01:26:00 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[&#160;Friday, October 16 // Doors at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 // $15 ADV // $20 DOS &#160; It&#8217;s kind of unbelievable. A gentle voice, a dagger for a pen. Kate Stephenson has found a way to offer this balance at once. Songs that hurt to relate to, but offer a lifeline if you do. Breaking free of genre&#8217;s limitations, Stephenson shares these blistering stories with stunning arrangements that dare to take on different shapes every time. Her unforgettable writing is the through line, finding the right sounds to express it all is her magic. From intimate, acoustic, profound songs like &#8216;Shoving&#8217; to the full-band-get-up-and-dance &#8216;Summerfoot&#8217;, she can do it all.&#160; Living in Nashville, she&#8217;s finding her ever-changing sound, moving closer and closer every day. Oh, and she&#8217;ll wipe the floor with you at the bowling alley.&#160; &#160; Hayden Everett is a Seattle-based Americana artist blending folk storytelling with jazz-trained musicianship and expansive, atmospheric production. Hayden writes many of his lyrics on solo backpacking trips, guided by a belief that presence gives art its weight. His debut EP, produced with Jeremy McDonald (Kevin Garrett, Vulfpeck, Beyonc&#233;), earned placements on Grey&#8217;s Anatomy and praise from Earmilk, Atwood Magazine, and KCRW. Follow-up releases via Platoon and Nettwerk Music Group featured collaborators like JT Bates (Bonny Light Horseman, Big Red Machine, Taylor Swift, The National), James McAlister (Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens), and Jack Van Cleaf (Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan).&#160; With over 60 million streams, Hayden has toured with Hazlett, The Paper Kites, Trousdale, and Vacation Manor. His debut full length record, So The Sun Can Pour, was independently released in April of 2026. Hayden recorded the album live with close friends at the cabin in Tahoe, CA that his great grandfather built. It was mixed by Tucker Martine, known for his work with Gregory Alan Isakov, My Morning Jacket, Madison Cunningham, Caamp, Mt. Joy, and more.]]></description>
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                                <title>Robert Kimbrough, Sr. w/ HoverGround</title>
                                <eventupdate>9 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/robert-kimbrough-sr-w-hoverground/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 03 Oct 2026 04:39:59 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Friday, November 13 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $25 ADV // $30 DOS &#160; Robert Kimbrough Sr continues the&#160;Cotton Patch Soul Blues&#160;style created by his father, the legendary Junior Kimbrough. From an early age, Robert was steeped in the sounds and life of North Mississippi and its distinctive style of blues. Growing up, Robert listened, first-hand to Mississippi blues royalty that played with his father at home, at Junior&#8217;s Juke Joint Club, and the ever frequent weekend house party and porch jam session. The blues was simply part of everyday life as a Kimbrough. Robert continues his father&#8217;s musical tradition, along with some of his siblings. You can often find many of them sharing the stage on any given night in Mississippi. The Kimbrough name, along with the Burnside name, is part of a blues dynasty that remains strong today, bringing people from all over the world to see and hear them play. The Cotton Patch Soul Blues style that Robert plays is a straight link to the music that his father originated in North Mississippi. It is a deep soul sound that can be linked back to his ancestors coming from the cotton fields, singing and &#8216;hollering&#8216; as they worked in the tall rows of Mississippi cotton. This distinct and somewhat underground style of blues is rooted in hypnotic, rhythms and dance-able grooves. The Black Keys released an entire album in 2006 of Junior Kimbrough cover songs called Chulahoma: The Songs of Junior Kimbrough. Up until the mid 80s, the only way to hear this music was to visit a church-turned-blues-den founded by Junior Kimbrough in Chulahoma, MS that unfortunately burned down in 2000. Robert released his fourth self-produced CD,&#160;I Been Fixed which won the coveted 2019 AMG award for Album of the Year. Robert continues the Cotton Patch Soul Blues sound on this release sometimes playing all instruments. https://robertkimbroughsr.com/&#160; &#160; HoverGround is an indie/folk/blues/pop five-member project from Missoula, Montana. Starting with a chance encounter at the Zootown Arts and Community Center&#8217;s fabled Adult Rock Camps, the band began practicing in lead guitarist Robbie G&#8217;s basement, learning lead vocalist Ann S-P&#8217;s strange, heartfelt, political, and sometimes insight-producing songs. Drummer Graham C leads the rhythm with wild yet concentrated abandon; Lindsay M&#8217;s bass riffs add structure; and keyboardist Beverly D&#8217;s ivory tinkling and vocal harmonies round out the sound with molecular grace. We have at least one song everyone will like, and we are just beginning&#8230; &#160;]]></description>
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                                <title>Western Union</title>
                                <eventupdate>9 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/western-union-8/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 03 Oct 2026 00:36:33 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Sunday, November 1 // Door at 6:30 PM // Show at 7 PM // $12 // $15 GA + Dance Lesson // $15-$20 Artist Supporter&#160; &#160; Dance lessons with Lindy Hop begin at 6:30 &#160; Louie and Kimberlee are founding members of Montana&#8217;s hottest Texas swing band Western Union, with bandmates David Horgan and Beth Lo from one of Montana&#8217;s most renowned jazz and R&#38;B bands-the Big Sky Mudflaps. They have the distinction of being the only Montana band to play at the Montana Folk Festival (July 2016) in addition to opening for Marty Stewart (Sept 2015) and Colorado&#8217;s renowned Hot Rize (July 2015). Where jazz meets country, Western Union is Montana&#8217;s favorite &#8220;countrypolitan&#8221; western swing band, specializing in classic Texas Swing &#38; Honky Tonk music. With electric and acoustic guitars, standup bass, pedal steel guitar, and drums &#8211; plus sharp-as-a-tack lead vocals and vocal harmonies &#8212; Western Union delivers the true-blue sound of grassroots America.&#160; &#160; All tickets are general admission. Artist Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. &#160; For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.]]></description>
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                                <title>Threshold Live!</title>
                                <eventupdate>10 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/threshold-live/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 01:16:23 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Tuesday, October 27 // Doors at 6:30 PM // Show at 7:00 PM // $15 &#160; &#160; Threshold Live is a sonic exploration of the more-than-human world. The live show, an immersive blend of music, story, and sound, takes audiences across the planet&#8212;the Australian outback, an Arctic lake, the Kenyan savannah&#8212;and asks pressing questions about what happens when we tune into the life all around us. &#160; Based on the eponymous Peabody Award-winning podcast, Threshold Live is the product of on-the-ground reporting by host and executive producer Amy Martin, who set out to explore the wondrous chorus of life on Earth and learn from the scientists at the heart of a listening renaissance. Grammy-winning composer and musician Todd Sickafoose live-scores the journey alongside multi-instrumentalist Jonny Rodgers and audio engineer Sam Moore. The result is a collective acoustic journey: a chance to share the experience of listening to what other beings are saying, and to consider what it might mean.&#160; &#160; This performance of Threshold Live is sponsored by the Montana Natural History Center and Montana Public Radio. Learn more at&#160;www.thresholdpodcast.org.]]></description>
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                                <title>Diles Que No Me Maten w/ ARDO</title>
                                <eventupdate>12 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/diles-que-no-me-maten-w-ardo/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2026 22:32:35 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 28 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $15 &#160; For Diles que no me maten, every note is a small step into the unknown. The five-piece Mexico City band have always operated on a first-thought, best-thought basis, drawing on a jam-based, krautrock philosophy to craft intricate constructions of wiry art rock spiked with bluesy balladry and poetic mysticism.&#160; While their fourth album&#160;Escrito en Agua&#160;(Writ in Water) is their most consciously crafted and accessible to date, their founding principle of slow, wide-eyed exploration is alive and well. Founded by brothers Ra&#250;l (drums) and Gerardo (guitar) Ponce in 2017 in a CDMX scene set to bubble over, Diles bonded over a shared improvisational language that grew more complex and fluid with each revelatory rehearsal and electric live performance. The fiery mix of raw elements that fueled their 2020 debut EP&#160;Cay&#243; de su Gloria el Diablo&#160;and LP&#160;Edificio&#160;coalesced into solid-built but shapeshifting entities on their breakout album&#160;La Vida de Alguien M&#225;s&#160;and its free-flowing follow-up&#160;Obrigaggi. Together with the Ponces, Andr&#233;s Lupone (bass), Jer&#243;nimo Elizondo-Garc&#237;a (guitar, clarinet), and Jon&#225;s Derbez (vocals, saxophone) have crafted a sound that&#8217;s as unpredictable as it is distinct. In a makeshift studio space in their hometown&#8217;s Santa Mar&#237;a La Ribera neighborhood, Diles created&#160;Escrito en Agua through a process of intense experimentation and refinement, guided gently by their longtime collaborator turned producer Sebasti&#225;n Rojas. This setting gave these recordings a scrappy mutability; unencumbered by the hi-fi confines of an official studio, they were free to tinker with their unruly creations, breaking them down and reassembling their best parts in a way they&#8217;d never done before.&#160; It&#8217;s evident from the opening notes of&#160;Escrito en Agua that Diles have entered a new chapter. Instrumental intro &#8220;Las Noches Que Dormimos en Sillas&#8221; (&#8220;The Nights We Sleep on Chairs&#8221;) was first conceived as a &#8220;Goth Duke Ellington arrangement&#8221; by Andr&#233;s before some technical malfunctions and a guest performance from legendary saxophonist Alain Derbez (Jon&#225;s&#8217;s father) led the band to realize the song would sound better an octave higher. Thus, its lugubrious tones became less moody and more spiritual. They leaned in, injecting elements of funerary music from Oaxaca&#8217;s Sierra Mixe that elevate the song far beyond its playful original premise. The track sets the tone for an album that, while possessing no airs of religiosity, is as transcendent as gospel. This aura is put into words on lead single &#8220;Hiriku,&#8221; which finds Jon&#225;s interpreting Jos&#233; Vincente Anaya&#8217;s epic poetic vision quest&#160;H&#237;kuri (Peyote) over frenetic krautrock instrumentation. &#8220;La mitad que soy no existe, y la mitad que existe no soy,&#8221; he repeats with mantra-esque calm in the song&#8217;s second half (&#8220;The half I am doesn&#8217;t exist, and I am not the half that exists&#8221;). This egocidal phrase, ripped directly from the poem, is a gauntlet of sorts; leave your previous self behind as you enter this record. &#8220;Cierro los ojos para ver un lugar donde no estoy,&#8221; he sings elsewhere (&#8220;I close my eyes to see a place where I am not&#8221;).]]></description>
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                                <title>White Cane Day Celebration</title>
                                <eventupdate>18 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/white-cane-day-celebration/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2026 02:27:40 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Thursday, October 15 // Doors at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $12 GA // $15-$20 Big Supporter &#160; WHITE CANE DAY CELEBRATION with Tephra, The Classics and Clementine and Katko The Missoula Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind Presents a celebration of Blind People's Achievement Month and White Cane Day, October 15th! Join us after our river walk as part of the Coast-To-Coast Movement Challenge at the ZACC for live music. Stay for the bands featuring blind musicians from Missoula and a brief presentation or two from local leaders in the Blind People's Movement! For more info about the NFB, please reach out to&#160;rherbert@nfbmt.org Tephra is probably sludge metal. Sometimes fast and grating with some punk and hardcore influences, other times it's spacey and brooding. Always heavy, always with intensity. Featuring members of Missoula mainstays like The Stranglies, Nightwitch and Shramana. The Classics have been playing regional shows since 1977. This outfit could play two hours of blues, rock, jazz or country in their sleep. Clementine and Katko play Americana like no duo in Western Montana. Composed of multidimensional vocalist and rhythm guitarist Hannah Clemenson and genre-jumping harmonica player Chris Katko, their sound is unexpectedly versatile for just two people. Katko buffed and shined his style through years of travel and thousands of nights on stage from Nashville, to Austin, to Memphis, to Tensleep Wyoming. He met Montana raised singer-songwriter Hannah Clemenson one night in San Francisco and the pair has made musical magic ever since. With a setlist sprinkled with originals and covers ranging from Guy Clark to Pink Floyd, the jury is still out whether they play something for everybody, or nothing for nobody. &#160; Table with multiple raffle items, win yourself some prizes! Verified members of the National Federation of the Blind pay no admission cost. &#160;]]></description>
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                                <title>autumnal w/ Cascadel, Sand Duney, &amp; Spirit Hotel</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/autumnal-w-cascadel-sand-duney-spirit-hotel/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 19:00:06 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Sunday, November 15 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $12 ADV // $15 DOS &#160; Lifelong best friends Annalee Knies (vocals,guitar) and Geneva Hein (vocals, synth) blend seamless harmonies and ethereal tones to create songs mirroring their shared life experiences. autumnal&#8217;s sound is rounded out by the warm, earthy bass tones of Justice Murray, and the heart-beat drumming of Nina Dorighi.&#160; The Colorado based, Fuzz-Folk band explores cyclical themes of growth, love, loss and decay in their debut album &#8220;the seed becomes exposed,&#8221; released in September of 2025. The album has received praise from Westword Magazine and the Colorado Sound. autumnal appeals to a national audience, grown from performing in 31 states over 11 national tours. They have provided local support for Peter Bjorn &#38; John, Palehound, Daisy the Great, Madi Diaz, MJ Lenderman, and more.&#160;Their authenticity and honesty feels raw and their vulnerability evokes a sense of timeless intention. autumnal extends a kind invitation to explore the whimsical world they have created. It is certain that there is magic to be found within it.&#160; &#160; https://www.autumnalmusic.com/&#160; &#160; &#160; Cascadel is a new Indie Folk Rock project based out of Missoula Montana. Formerly playing together as The Dead &#38; Down, this project charts a new course as they blend elements of folk, rock, and Americana with modern, melody-driven sensibilities. With Lenka Swenson on bass, David Bethke on drums, Matt Angelo on keys and frontman Taylor Burlage on guitar, their sound is characterized by heartfelt lyrics, lush harmonies, and psychedelic undertones. Their first EP 'The Hunt' is out August 11th on all platforms.&#160; &#160; https://cascadelband.com/&#160; &#160; &#160; Sand Duney is the project of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jess Jones. Full album of new songs coming summer 2026. &#160; Bandcamp &#160; &#160; Nataanii Cornelius wants you to know Spirit Hotel is a haunted heart. Blending country, punk, shoegaze, and anything that tumbles in her thoughts- she sings the blues about love and loss in a way that checks in, &#160;checks out, and ensures every cowpoke and cowpunk is gonna feel it. &#160; Bandcamp]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical-6/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:03:06 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical-5/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:02:51 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical-4/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:02:36 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical-3/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:02:22 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical-2/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:02:07 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Lizzie: The Musical</title>
                                <eventupdate>21 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/lizzie-the-musical/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:01:47 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 // Doors at 1:30 PM // Show at 2:00 PM &#160; $25- General Admission // $20 Students &#38; Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions presents:&#160;Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt&#160; "...When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one."&#160; In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home - brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew&#8217;s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden.&#160; Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted&#8230;but was she innocent?&#160; And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America&#8217;s most grisly mysteries&#160;to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. &#160; MissCast&#160;Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. &#160; Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show]]></description>
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                                <title>Six Shorts From Goosetown</title>
                                <eventupdate>29 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/six-shorts-from-goosetown-3/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:18:11 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Thursday, November 19- Saturday, November 21 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $20 GA // $25-$30 Theater Supporter &#160; You cannot find Goosetown on a map. There are no trains or roads that run to it. Some argue it's not a place at all.&#160; Doubters and Naysayers, Non-Believers and Deriders! Where do all the Geese live then? In Abandoned Motels as they travel North to South or South to North season depending? Ok maybe, but isn't there also a chance that they live in a vibrant and thriving Goose Metropolis, with Goose manicured lawns and Goose politicians that neglect the common Goose good? We are ready to wager all on that small possibility and set forth into the unknown in search of it. Join the Moonrisers for a 3 night showcase of 6 short comedic plays. Gather one and all to us in flight, heed our rallying call! HONK!]]></description>
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                                <title>Six Shorts From Goosetown</title>
                                <eventupdate>29 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/six-shorts-from-goosetown/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:16:53 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Thursday, November 19- Saturday, November 21 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $20 GA // $25-$30 Theater Supporter &#160; You cannot find Goosetown on a map. There are no trains or roads that run to it. Some argue it's not a place at all.&#160; Doubters and Naysayers, Non-Believers and Deriders! Where do all the Geese live then? In Abandoned Motels as they travel North to South or South to North season depending? Ok maybe, but isn't there also a chance that they live in a vibrant and thriving Goose Metropolis, with Goose manicured lawns and Goose politicians that neglect the common Goose good? We are ready to wager all on that small possibility and set forth into the unknown in search of it. Join the Moonrisers for a 3 night showcase of 6 short comedic plays. Gather one and all to us in flight, heed our rallying call! HONK!]]></description>
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                                <title>Six Shorts From Goosetown</title>
                                <eventupdate>29 days ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/six-shorts-from-goosetown-2/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:15:00 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Thursday, November 19- Saturday, November 21 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $20 GA // $25-$30 Theater Supporter &#160; You cannot find Goosetown on a map. There are no trains or roads that run to it. Some argue it's not a place at all.&#160; Doubters and Naysayers, Non-Believers and Deriders! Where do all the Geese live then? In Abandoned Motels as they travel North to South or South to North season depending? Ok maybe, but isn't there also a chance that they live in a vibrant and thriving Goose Metropolis, with Goose manicured lawns and Goose politicians that neglect the common Goose good? We are ready to wager all on that small possibility and set forth into the unknown in search of it. Join the Moonrisers for a 3 night showcase of 6 short comedic plays. Gather one and all to us in flight, heed our rallying call! HONK!]]></description>
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                                <title>Goth Ball</title>
                                <eventupdate>1 month ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/goth-ball-9/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2026 01:32:37 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Saturday, October 17 // 8 PM to Midnight // $15 &#160; Spooky season is here and that means it's time for the Montana Goth Ball! Release the bats Saturday, October 17th at the ZACC! DJs GingerBat and Sister Midnight will bring you the spookiest tunes along with a LIVE performance by Bozeman's own Negative Gain recording artist Order of The Static Temple. DJs will rotate throughout the night, so be ready to DANCE! This is your excuse to dress up and party! Gothic, leather, punk, Victorian, latex, lace (if in doubt, wear black). Dress to DEPRESS! &#160; Order of The Static TempleGoth&#160;Ball&#160;Instagram and Facebookhttps://www.instagram.com/montanagothball/https://www.facebook.com/gothball]]></description>
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                                <title>Asa Menlove w/ The River Ramblers &amp; Carter French</title>
                                <eventupdate>1 month ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/asa-menlove-w-the-river-ramblers-carter-french/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 05 Sep 2026 23:34:05 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Sunday, October 18 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 // $10 ADV // $15 DOS &#160; &#160; Asa Menlove is a Country Folk artist, originally hailing from Boise, Idaho. His eponymous album, "Asa Menlove," is out October 9th, 2026 on Pancake Test House. This album&#160;is a collection of songs about the mountains and rivers that surround the city, girls, and having to say goodbye to them.&#160;Playing&#160;with a five piece band, you can hear hints on some of Asa's country western heroes sneak through, whether through some sweet pedal steel or beautiful harmonies. The band can be goin' or Asa can be solo, but the lyrics are always just as good. Damn good family band country music, come y'all! @sculpdog&#160; &#160; The River Ramblers are Grassroots Bluegrass revival out of Missoula, bringing a classic sound and soaring harmonies with powerful instrumentals, bringing you to a time where connection and music are one. @theriverramblers &#160; Carter Frech @carterfrenchvincenzo &#160; Poster by Carly Zyskowski (@dreamyeyedpaints)]]></description>
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                                <title>Cat Clyde &amp; Dean Johnson</title>
                                <eventupdate>2 months ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/cat-clyde-dean-johnson/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 08 Aug 2026 02:05:24 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Tuesday, November 10 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 8:00 PM // $25 ADV // $30 DOS &#160; &#160; Cat Clyde's fourth full-length and first release with Concord Records finds her at a transformative point in her life. Produced by Drew Vandenberg (Faye Webster, S. G. Goodman),&#160;Mud Blood Bone&#160;meets at a sonic crossroads &#8212; the rockabilly grit of Sierra Ferrell melding with the evocative folk rock volatility of Big Thief &#8212; as Clyde charts a long journey to reshape the meaning of love in her life. It&#8217;s a trudge through the swamp and into vast, cleansing waters that finds Clyde at a critical point of personal evolution&#8212;equal parts despair, invocation, discovery, and celebration. &#160; Ahead of and throughout her writing sessions for&#160;Mud Blood Bone, Clyde looked to her indigenous M&#233;tis roots and invoked a deep reverence for nature in efforts to redefine her relationship with love in her life. Learning from the natural world, she took solace in its cyclicality. &#160; The new songs exude nomadic independence: penned in her 1973 Boler trailer on a farm in Ontario, on a narrow boat in England, or in transit from one festival to another, letting lyrics stream freely from a jetlagged dream state. The result is uninhibited, raw, pure; it&#8217;s the sound of personal truth discovered in real time. &#160; &#160; &#160; With I Hope We Can Still Be Friends, his debut for Saddle Creek, Dean Johnson makes a pact with the listener: He will sing you his truth in the most heartfelt and charming way possible, if you promise to keep an open mind. &#160; The title partly stems from the playful way the Seattle-based singer, songwriter and guitarist communes with his audiences at concerts. &#8220;I hope you&#8217;re not afraid to talk to me after the show,&#8221; he&#8217;ll say, sweetly, before launching into &#8220;Death of the Party,&#8221; the album&#8217;s seventh song. Centered on the &#8220;energy vampire&#8221; archetype &#8212; the exasperating windbag we&#8217;ve all encountered at some point &#8212; its lyrics are at once intellectually biting and unmistakably hilarious. His tender voice rings out like the ghost of Roy Orbison or a misfit Everly brother. &#160; &#8220;Words don&#8217;t come easily to me / I notice you don&#8217;t have that problem / It sounds to me you cannot stop them,&#8221; Johnson sings over acoustic guitar strumming, and gentle bass and drums, like the narrator in a dark comedy whose coming-of-age misadventures have made for an excellent film. &#160; Johnson spent years tending bar at Al&#8217;s Tavern in Seattle&#8217;s Wallingford neighborhood. There, he encountered folks of all stripes; and regulars enthusiastically murmured about his budding musical greatness &#8212; There&#8217;s the best songwriter in town! Johnson was a kind of local lore, a long-held family secret, before the singer finally broke out in 2023 with his debut album, Nothing For Me Please, at age 50.]]></description>
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                                <title>The Golden Ghouls</title>
                                <eventupdate>2 months ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/the-golden-ghouls-2/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Sat, 25 Jul 2026 03:51:00 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Thursday, October 29 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 8 PM // $20 // $25 VIP Ticket // $15 Student &#38; Senior &#160; **VIP Tickets include VIP seating &#38; a photo with the girls! &#160; Picture it: Halloween 2026 Your favorite golden aged grannies have been asked to perform at the Shady Pines Halloween Ball, BUT &#8211; Just as the show is about to start Sophia has gone missing! Is this a Halloween trick or has she fled back to Palermo? Dorothy as the Bride of Frankenstein? Blanche is a Vampire? Rose &#8230; is dressed as a Christmas elf?! Will the girls find Sophia before the finale? Will they make it home in time to watch Psycho? Travel down the spooky road and back again to find out! One lucky audience member will become the next Ma, uh, Mummy, uh, #TokenSophia Join us for a night you won&#8217;t forget. Grab your pals and confidants, dress up in your best spooky Golden attire, and get ready to have a hauntingly good time with The Golden Ghouls.&#160;]]></description>
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                                <title>John Moreland w/ Georgia Maq</title>
                                <eventupdate>4 months ago</eventupdate>
                                <link>https://showroom.zootownarts.org/event/john-moreland-w-georgia-maq/zootown-arts-community-center/missoula-montana/</link>
                                <pubDate>Wed, 10 Jun 2026 02:38:14 +0000</pubDate>
                                <description><![CDATA[Wednesday, October 14 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $25 ADV // $30 DOS &#160; Georgia Maq became something of a local hero as the leader of revered punk trio Camp Cope, calling out music industry sexism over fearsome indie rock salvos while garnering widespread international acclaim. In late 2019, Maq surprised everyone by releasing her solo debut, Pleaser, a refreshingly bright and catchy missive of electro-pop tunes about heartbreak and love. A suite of singles in 'Someone Stranger' with Alice Ivy, 'Joe Rogan', 'tropical lush ice' and live EP recorded at the Sydney Opera House showcase the breadth of her taste and range. Ever since, Georgia has chased a more genuine form of pop music in her solo career, a vision hat retains all of the glamour and universality but feels unburdened from capitalist underpinnings. Mining the evergreen themes of romantic, sexual and self-love, Georgia Maq&#8217;s solo venture was not so much a transformation as it was a revelation. Opening up on her vulnerabilities and heartbreaks, her continued evolution is far beyond the Greek girl from Naarm that first set fire to the rain.]]></description>
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