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Join us for Another Season of Exciting Entertainment |
Presented by the
Chouteau County Performing Arts Council
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2008 - 2009
Scheduled Performances
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Dutch Swing Fever - Tuesday - October 21, 2008 7:00PM
(At Montana Agricultural Center
- 1205 20th Street)
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Colin Ross - Wednesday - November 5, 2008
- 7:00PM (At Grade School
Auditorium - 1406 Franklin Street)
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The Vigilante Theatre Co. - Tuesday - January
13, 2009 - 7:00PM (At Montana Agricultural Center
- 1205 20th Street)
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Cathie
Ryan - Monday - March 2, 2009 -
7:00PM (At Grade School
Auditorium - 1406 Franklin Street)
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Larry Wilder -
Tuesday - March 24, 2009 - 7:00PM (At Grade School
Auditorium - 1406 Franklin Street)
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Tom Rigney and
Flambeau - Pub Night - Fund Raiser for
Chouteau County Performing Arts Friday - April
24, 2009 -
7:00PM (At Montana Agricultural Center
- 1205 20th Street)
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Season Tickets, $40.00 for adults, $100
for family, and $20.00 for students, are available. A 10% "early
bird" discount on season tickets is offered. Individual performance
tickets may be purchased at the door.
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Concert Reciprocity Program
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Fort Benton, Great Falls,
Havre, Helena, Lewistown, and White Sulfur Springs have joined
together to provide additional entertainment for their
members. Season ticket holders may attend individual
concert programs at these member communities at a cost of $5.00.
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Buddy Punch Ticket
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Bring one
"Buddy" to one concert per season. |
Explore The Arts
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adult purchase a season ticket which will also admit one minor
child for the additional price of $10.00. |
For Additional Information or to reserve tickets contact:
Chouteau County Performing Arts
PO Box 1315
Fort Benton, MT 59442
or call: Connie @ 406-622-2013 or 406-622-5166 or Wendy @ 406-622-5677
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CCPA is
co-sponsored by the Fort Benton Community Improvement
Association. Events are made possible through support from
the National Endowment for the Arts and Montana's Cultural
Trust; Montana Performing Arts Consortium (MPAC); The Western
Arts Federation (WESTAF); and The Montana Arts Council.
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