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2 Valleys Stage has a new Program Director

Meet Sam Arroyo.
Photo by Betty Vanderwielen, Pathfinder To learn more about Sam read the Seeley Swan Pathfinder article.

2019-20 season tickets can be purchased on-line. The price is $45 for seniors and $50 for adults. Visit the 2 Valleys Stage page to learn more.

 

 

Design by Brandy Wyckoff   

To learn more visit the
Loon and Fish Festival
page.

AAI Information

AAI is grateful to everyone who comes out and supports our local artists.

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Donations to AAI support the following programs: Scholarship Fund; Tour of the Arts; Open Book Club; Community Cinema and 2 Valleys Stage. Please contact us if you would like to donate to a specific program.

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Alpine Artisans, Inc.
P.O. Box 841
Seeley Lake, MT 59868
(406) 754-0034
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Autumn Event

To learn more visit the
Tour of the Arts page.

If you're a painter consider these opportunities which take place throughout the year. A two day workshop event
which takes place
twice a year
at the
Rich Ranch.


Artist Jim Howard with Belinda Rich and Kris Gullikson

To learn more visit the
Painting for a Dream page.


events take place
several times throughout the year.

Visit the Uncorked and Creative
page to learn more about this event.

 

Community Outreach

2013 Youth Grant Award Winners

Alpine Artisans Youth Grants: Students Pursue Art Interests
Article and photo by ANDI BOURNE, Seeley Swan Pathfinder, June 20, 2013

Every year Alpine Artisans Incorporated (AAI) offers Youth Grants to help students in elementary, middle school and high school attend summer art workshops and camps or pay for art lessons. Art is defined as music, visual arts (drawing, pottery, etc.), drama and dance. This year AAI awarded eight grants enabling area students to pursue a wide variety of art disciplines in the Blackfoot and Seeley-Swan Valleys. Continue reading »

Art Mobile of Montana 2013

Cultural Abstractions
Article and photos courtesy of BETTY VANDERWIELEN

Photographs of the Milky Way, of a Mennonite classroom, of a proud mountain lion and her baby; paintings abstract, realistic and visionary; Hmong snail-design fabric art; vibrantly colored handmade paper and a handmade fold-out book revealing things “Beneath the Surface”; an old tractor created with house paint on a brown paper bag; a bandolier made of toothbrush handles; dolls in traditional Crow regalia; a pottery-thrown platter; a ceramic Buddhist monk; a berry-picking basket made of tree bark – these were just some of the wonders Art Mobile Montana brought to our area schools for this year’s visit.  Continue reading »