Two nights of Honky Tonkin’ music and comedy, “live” in Downtown Billings. Gates open at 6pm both nights. This is a 21+ party.
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Echoes Now and Then…dance performance
A Dance Exploration of Time and Reflection
Echoes Now and Then invites the audience to embark on a journey that explores the interconnectedness of different periods, memories, and emotions. It suggests that the dance will present contrasting elements, juxtaposing past and present, and creating a dialogue between them. The performance may include moments of introspection, nostalgia, and contemplation, as well as energetic and dynamic sequences that celebrate the present and the possibilities of the future.
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https://www.arthousebillings.com/arc/
ArtWalk at the Billings Symphony office
Please join us at the Billings Symphony office on April 5th from 5-9 pm for the Downtown Billings ArtWalk and First Friday event. We are thrilled to have the talented students from Lame Deer showcasing their art forms. Special guests, including Grammy winner and Silkroad Artist Kojiro Umezaki, violin prodigy Luke Minton, and the Morning Star Singers, will also be making appearances. Enjoy live musical performances, exquisite artwork, dancing, and drumming by these amazing students.
Color Me Groovy live at Thirsty Street Brewing Co.
A music + dance collaboration with The Soul Funk Collective and Arc, Billings own modern dance company.
Come dance with us! This is a fundraiser to support the creative work of Arc.
Doors at 6pm, Music at 7pm
$10 at the door
Bring your green, wear green, dance ’til you are green!
Shen Yun Performing Arts
China Before Communism. See the magnificence of five thousand years of civilization back to life on stage. Shen Yun is a brilliant artistic revival and celebration of China’s rich cultural heritage.
Through breathtaking dance and music, Shen Yun tells of a time when divine beings walked upon the earth, leaving behind a culture that inspired generations. Ancient Chinese wisdom, infused with Buddhist and Taoist spirituality and values, gave birth to everything from medical innovations to opera, dance, architecture, and even martial arts. But after decades of communist rule, much of this divinely inspired culture has been destroyed or forgotten. See the lost culture revived.