2013 Roundup is Coming Soon!

Another year has flown by, and in a few short weeks we’ll be kicking off the 2013 Montana Storytelling Roundup, April 26-27th in Cut Bank, Montana. As always, we’ll begin the week by taking artists, writers and musicians out to every school in Glacier County, a project that becomes increasingly vital as budget cuts eliminate more and more of the arts programs.

On the weekend we provide an opportunity for children and adults to enjoy and rub elbows with our presenters and performers. Keep checking back as we’ll be adding information about this year’s line up in the coming days.

We are proud to announce that the Montana Centennial Quilt will be on display at this year’s Roundup in affiliation with the Story Quilt Project.

Jean Wakely will be doing a presentation that also includes the Purple Sandwich Quilt and the Kids Say the Darndest Things Quilt, the last created by Jewel Wolk.

And once again we are honored to feature Tim Joyner’s art work, and Tim in person doing a quick draw during our Friday night program. The picture he creates will be raffled off to a lucky recipient at the close of our Saturday show.  You’ll also have an opportunity to view the finished product of his major project, a bronze sculpture titled Buffalo Story.


We look forward to seeing you at the 2013 Montana Storytelling Roundup at the Cut Bank High School Auditorium. Come enjoy wonderful music, fabulous artists and authors, and help us continue to bring a quality arts program to our local communities.

Tickets available at the door:

Weekend pass: $15.00 adult, $5.00 student

Friday or Saturday only: $10.00 adult, $5.00 student

Children under six free.

Friday Schedule-CBHS AuditoriumArtist on stage—Tim Joyner


Emcee: Karilynn Dell

6:00-6:45 Visit with Entertainers

7:00-7:10 Introduction of Special Guests

7:15-7:25 Author David Abrams

7:30-7:55 Singer/Songwriter Ken Overcast

8:00-8:10 Philip Burgess – Homesteading Women

8:15-8:40 Musical Entertainers Faith & Molly Halingstad

8:45-8:55 INTERMISSION

9:00-9:10 Arch Ellwein

9:15-9:25 Author Jeff Siebrecht

9:30-9:55 Boomer Babes – Songs from the Boomer Generation (1946-1964)

 

Saturday Schedule

9:45am Doors Open

10:30am-11:20am

B-1                         Philip Burgess—Humanities of Montana “Homestead Women: Still Teaching Us”

B-2                         David Abrams—Author “Fobbit”

Library                  Bobbi Jean Wolk Wakely—“Purple Sandwich Quilt”

Lobby                    Children’s Program—Arch Ellwein—“Makup”

11:25am-12:10pm Auditorium—-Ken Overcast—Singer/poet/author

12:15pm-12:45pm LUNCH BREAK

12:50pm-1:40pm

B-1                         Jennie Pak—Humanities of Montana “Mrs. Woody’s Trunk Full of Memories”

B-2                         Jeff Siebrecht—author “Warp Lane Books I&II”

Library                  David Abrams—author “Fobbit”

Lobby                    Bobbi Jean Wolk Wakely—Centennial Quilt & Children’s Story Quilt

12:45pm-2:30pm

Auditorium—Faith & Molly Halingstad—Award winning Fiddle Players—With Grandpa Ken Overcast

2:35pm-3:20pm

B-1                         Jennie Pak—Humanities of Montana—“Mrs. Woody’s Trunk Full of Memories”

B-2                         Philip Burgess—Humanities of Montana—“Homestead Women: Still Teaching Us”

Library                  Jeff Seibrecht—Author—“Warp Lane Books l&ll”

3:25pm-4:10pm

Auditorium:        Boomer Babes—Music from the 1946-1964

4:15pm Drawing for Tim Joyner Original Painting & Quilt

 

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Wish You Were There….

If you made it to the 2012 Montana Storytelling Roundup, thanks so much for coming! And if you didn’t…well, here ‘s just a few of the things you missed. Make sure you set aside the last weekend of April 2013 so it doesn’t happen again!

Interested in participating in the Roundup as an artist or presenter? Email for more information: karilynndell@gmail.com

 

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The Leftover Biscuits perform at Zenith Colony

 

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Aleka performs her own arrangement during the Saturday show.

 

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