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Back in time
By Marley Barboeisel It’s an average Thursday in a downtown Missoula basement. The 72-year-old owner of the Dark Room, Michael Patterson, catches up on office work while simultaneously scarfing down the lunch he brought from home. Patterson, who has owned the photography supply and film development store since 2006 and worked here since 1995, said his store has become increasingly busier in recent years thanks to a rise in the popularity of film photography.
Back In Time
By Marley Barboeisel It’s an average Thursday in a downtown Missoula basement. The 72-year-old owner of the Dark Room, Michael Patterson, catches up on office work while simultaneously scarfing down the lunch he brought from home. Patterson, who has owned the photography supply and film development store since 2006 and worked here since 1995, said his store has become increasingly busier in recent years thanks to a rise in the popularity of film photography.
‘In Pieces’ musical explores love, identity
In a dimly lit black box theater, the hum of a live band and the resonance of close-knit harmonies filled the room as “In Pieces” by Joey Contreras opened at the Zootown Arts Community Center, inviting audiences into an intimate, musical exploration of love and identity. The cabaret ensemble, presented by the University of Montana School of Music and School of Theatre and Dance, starred eight principals with an ensemble cast serving as a Greek chorus.
Bringing in the green
With springtime arriving shortly, eager gardeners looking to get their hands back in the dirt gathered at Cara’s Nursery for a fairy garden and terrarium workshop. The event, run by Casey Ruple, provided attendees with an opportunity to create miniature indoor gardens, bringing a bit of greenery into their homes before the outdoor planting season begins. “We’ve always loved doing classes and workshops for the community,” Ruple said.
Staying warm and staying stylish
When winter hits, the majority of people opt for comfort over fashion, sticking with the go-to sweatpants and hoodie combo. But some students stay creative with layering, accessorizing and not breaking the bank while staying warm. Cyrus Gertz, who committed to not buying any new clothes for the year, said layering is essential. “I am actually full-on wearing pajama pants under these,” Gertz said. “I have fleece-lined tights or pants under dresses.
Collegiate casting
As final voters hit the polls and election workers neared the end of their long day, all of America was feeling the tension of the election. Workers and volunteers arrived on Nov. 5 at 5:30 a.m. to start their day at the polls. Most would think spending their entire day at the polling station as long, but not Bill Buseman. Buseman has been working as an election official for the past 20 years and loves the experience every time.
Missoula embraces heritage at annual Germanfest
Caras Park was filled with the vibrant sounds and hearty flavors of German culture on Sunday at Missoula’s annual Germanfest, drawing crowds for a day of traditional music, dance and food. ARTS Missoula’s Global and Cultural Affairs office hosted the 31st annual Germanfest. Attendees enjoyed bratwursts, pretzels and other German dishes. Germanfest celebrates the sister city relationship between Missoula and Neckargemünd.
Meet The Eddie, a boutique hotel and event venue on an historicPrince Edward County Farm
Michael von Teichman and Alex Portman weren’t planning on coordinating more than thirty weddings a year when they first toured what is now The Eddie Hotel & Farm, located between Wellington and Bloomfield in Prince Edward County.
Meet The Eddie, a boutique hotel and event venue on an historic Prince Edward County Farm
Michael von Teichman and Alex Portman weren’t planning on coordinating more than thirty weddings a year when they first toured what is now The Eddie Hotel & Farm, located between Wellington and Bloomfield in Prince Edward County.
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