Red Baraat was fun, entertaining and made the audience feel the music - not every band in the world can do that. They made me feel like I was part of the band! I thoroughly enjoyed the Red Baraat concert. It's great to be at a PAC event where everyone is up on their feet dancing and having fun! Red Baraat's energy was amazing and they put on a truly great show.
I would go see them again in a heartbeat if I could. She couldn't believe that someone like Hilary would be interested in her and what she plays. It really was a highlight for her and as parents, we are grateful she had that experience here in Hamilton. Twelve-year-old Hannah Martin attended the educational outreach program by Hilary Hahn at Corvallis Schools as well as the concert that evening.
I would go see them again in a heartbeat if I could. She couldn't believe that someone like Hilary would be interested in her and what she plays. It really was a highlight for her and as parents, we are grateful she had that experience here in Hamilton. Twelve-year-old Hannah Martin attended the educational outreach program by Hilary Hahn at Corvallis Schools as well as the concert that evening.
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Laura moved to the Bitterroot Valley in 1990 and can't say enough about living in Western Montana. With a background in forestry, it was the perfect place to move and enjoy the vastness of the region's backcountry, wilderness lakes and rivers. Her other passion is music and she enjoys her pastime of plucking away at the guitar.
The Mission of the Bitterroot Performing Arts Council is to bring our community together through the presentation of performing arts experiences that ~ enlighten ~ inspire ~ entertain ~ educate. The Bitterroot Performing Arts Council (BPAC) was formed and received its nonprofit status in the spring of 2009.
We believe in the importance of arts education and invite many of our presenting artists to create interactive workshops and performances exclusively for local students. Bitterroot Valley schools are invited to attend workshops and school-day performances at no or very reduced cost so our children can experience world-class arts.
The primary venue used for the Bitterroot Performing Arts Series is the Hamilton Performing Arts Center within Hamilton High School. Opened in 2001 and owned & operated by the Hamilton School District, this 700-seat state-of-the-art proscenium theater boasts near-perfect sight lines and modern acoustic design in an intimate setting.
The Bitterroot Performing Arts Council can only achieve its goals through the assistance and generous donations of our community members. Without these donations, bringing world class performers to this community would not be possible.
The Bitterroot Performing Arts Council is dedicated to making life in the Bitterroot Valley culturally stimulating, dramatically richer and educationally inspirational by presenting performers and Grammy-winning musicians from around the globe.Our Series is designed for the enjoyment of our entire community and we want to make attending our events as affordable as possible.
The Bitterroot Performing Arts Council is dedicated to making life in the Bitterroot Valley culturally stimulating, dramatically richer and educationally inspirational by presenting performers and Grammy-winning musicians from around the globe.Our Series is designed for the enjoyment of our entire community and we want to make attending our events as affordable as possible.
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Nathan Pilon
Jun 14, 2019
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