Upcoming events at Libby Memorial Center
October 13, 2014
Below are upcoming events presented by the Kootenai Heritage Council at the Memorial Center in Libby:
Thursday, November 20, 2014 - Two Bit Franks
7:00 pm
Some of the finest Bluegrass musicians in Montana, Two Bit Franks are John Lowell, Tom Murphy, Russ Smith, Jeff Shouse & Kevin Fabozzi. Two Bit Franks is proud to bring you homegrown original music, classic Bluegrass and some great adaptations to tunes you never imagined.
(KHC Series Event)
Sunday, December 7, 2014 - Tony Smith & Company
7:00 pm
This year Tony has gatered young talent from the community to kick off the Holiday season with old fashioned traditional Christmas music we all grew up enjoying. Admission is by donation to benefit the Libby Memorial Events Center.
Friday, December 26, 2014 - Copper Mountain Band
7:00 pm
Copper Mountain Band is a fresh, high-energy country music group from the great state of Montana. With a fiery passion for their craft and an appeal to all audiences, they incorporate music from many genres and styles into their performances
Tuesday, January 13, 2015 - Jonathan Kingham
7:00 pm
With a soothing blend of folk, pop, country and jazz, Kingham usually comes armed with a huge tub of Red Vines, a quick freestyle wit, and has rapidly become a favorite on the circuit. With a sound that is equally at home in a theater, performance center, or a lunchtime concert on the lawn, Kingham is a versatile and in demand performer.
(KHC Series Event)
Thursday, February 12, 2015 - Rebecca Folsom Band
7:00 pm
Rebecca Folsom’s near four-octave range earns her a respectable seat in the same room as vocalists Whitney Houston and Queen’s Freddie Mercury. Add in the soulfulness of Etta James, the abandon of Janis Joplin, a touch of folk songstress Joni Mitchell and that is Rebecca.
(KHC Series Event)
Friday, March 27, 2015 – Mud Bay Jugglers and The Tune Stranglers
7:00pm
These two groups will entertain: Born of earth and water twenty-some years ago, the Mud Bay Jugglers evolved into an organized body of arms, legs and hands; a multi-headed being that was guided by the natural belief in egalitarian leadership. This shows up on stage as their cooperative style of direction plays out in their amazing, non-verbal, choreographed performances. Their blend of juggling, physical comedy, dance, and music is as unique as their working style. Recently referred to as "a circus that plays music," the Tune Stranglers have been entertaining audiences across the West since 2003. With a smorgasbord of stringed instruments, washboard and the occasional clarinet, they perform fabulous hot jazz and old-timey music of the 1920’s and 30’s. If good ole country and bluegrass is what you like, this band can kick up their heels and hoe down ‘til the cows come home.
(KHC Series Event)
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