Hello Friends,

Don’t miss these upcoming events and classes:

– WEDNESDAYS AT THE EMERSON: JULY 10, 17, 24 & 31 –
Lunch on the Lawn will be from 11:30-1:30pm, and we return in the evenings for community Open Mic Night from 5-8pm. Live music, food trucks, lawn games, art activities, giveaways, and more!

LIVE MUSIC LINEUP
July 10
Lunch on the Lawn: Emma and the Ledge
Open Mic Night: Plurb

July 17
Lunch on the Lawn: West Dakota Stutter
Open Mic Night: Group Hug

July 24
Lunch on the Lawn: Estelle and the North Black Band
Open Mic Night: Trio Grandio

July 31
Lunch on the Lawn: Little Jane & the Pistol Whips
Open Mic Night: STiLGONE

– ART WALK –
FRIDAY, JULY 12th
Start your art walk at the Emerson! Grab dinner at Sidewall Pizza, browse Galleria Hall, then check out our 3 new exhibits and open studios throughout the building!

– NEW EXHIBITS –
PANORAMA
By Meghan Spielman
Panorama is a body of weavings that portray an abstraction of a landscape through geometric patterns. The large-scale works break down the vastness of a valley or plain into segmented parts, built from intricate and ordered structures. Learn more online.

MACHINES OF LOVING GRACE
By Canon Parker
The title of this show comes from the Richard Brautigan poem, “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace,” in which Brautigan envisions a utopian future created by the symbiotic fusion of technology and nature. Learn more online.

HIT THE ROAD
By Yuki Coyle
Hit the Road is a collection of paintings exploring cultural identity, memory, and belonging. The works depict scenes that evoke familiarity and nostalgia, aiming to convey the emotional and cultural essence of these locations through bright colors and intricate details. Learn more online.

– SUMMER ART CAMPS –
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Our Art Camp is a favorite with Bozeman families, and we love to see those creative spirits filling our lawn each summer. Sign up your kids, and let them enjoy artistic exploration, fun, sun, and laughter. Hurry! We’re almost full. View the full list of camps online.

With gratitude,
Susan Denson-Guy
Executive Director