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The National Folk Festival, one of the nation’s largest and most prestigious celebrations of the arts, has taken up resi-dence in Butte, Montana until 2010.

First presented in 1934, the National is the oldest multicultural festival in the nation. The National Council for the Traditional Arts (NCTA), the organization that has produced the National Folk Festival since its creation, recognized Butte’s and Mon-tana’s unique natural resources, cultural assets, and strong community spirit.

The National Folk Festival is a large-scale three-day out-door event presented free to the public that celebrates the roots, richness, and variety of American culture. The National features a jubilant and dizzying program that includes music and dance performances, participatory dancing, workshops, children’s activities, regional and ethnic foods, storytelling, parades, craft exhibits and demonstrations, and more. The National brings a jubilant and dizzying feast of the deeply traditional folk arts that appeals to audiences of all ages at all levels.

Butte, Montana is the host city for the 70th-72nd National Folk Festivals in 2008-2010. The National Folk Festival kicked off a three-year run in Montana on July 2008. The 2008 event was a huge success, a signature Montana event and an exciting addition to the summer schedule for thousands of visitors to SouthwestMontana.InthefirstyearofthefestivalinMontana,the event was attended by an estimated 75,000 attendees. In 2009, that number rose to nearly 120,000. The economic impact of these visitors to the Southwest Montana economy translates to about $10 to $12 million dollars each summer.

Music, Dance, and Tradition From Across AmericaMusic and dance traditions from every part of the nation are ondisplay,performedbythecountry’sfinesttraditionalartists.Audiences are treated to authentic blues, gospel, polka, cow

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A Celebration of America’s Cultural RootsFolk arts are those deeply held grassroots cultural expressions -- music, dance, crafts, stories and foodways -- passed down through time by families, communities, tribal, ethnic and oc-cupational groups. The festival’s programming embraces the heritage and traditions of all Americans – from those whose families have been here for centuries to those of our country’s most recent immigrants. Legendary masters as well as the next generation of dynamic young artists celebrate the musical soul and cultural roots of America.

Montana TraditionsEach National Folk Festival host city celebrates its own regional traditions and heritage. Folklife demonstrations andexhibitsfeatureMontana’sfinestcraftspeopleandothertradition-bearers, and explore subjects ranging from saddle making to blacksmithing to basket making, from cowboy po-etry to quilting, instrument making, woodcarving, needlework, American Indian beadwork and more.

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The festival grounds open at 5:00 pm on Friday evening with a grand opening ceremony at “The Original” Stage at 7:00 pm. Music starts at 7:30 pm. All performers will be featured at one or more of the six venues throughout the weekend, including the Montana Tourism Dance Pavilion. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 2010

“The Original” Stage 7:00 - 7:30 Festival Kick-off: Opening Speakers 7:30 - 8:15 Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper (bluegrass) 8:30 - 9:15 Super Chikan & The Fighting Cocks (Delta blues) 9:30 - 10:30 La Excelencia (salsa dura) Quartz Street Stage 8:15 - 9:00 Los Tres Reyes (Mexican trio romantico) 9:15 - 10:00 Bua (Irish) The Montana Tourism Dance Pavilion 7:45 - 9:00 Dale Watson (honky-tonk/country) 9:15 - 10:30 Geno Delafose & French Rockin’ Boogie (zydeco) SATURDAY, JULY 10, 2010

“The Original” Stage 12:00 -12:45 Stanky & The Coal Miners (Eastern-stlye polka) 1:00 - 1:45 Los Tres Reyes (Mexican trio romantico) 2:00 - 2:45 Bua (Irish) 3:00 - 3:45 Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper (bluegrass) 4:00 - 4:45 Genticorum (Quebecois)

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Serving traditional Cantonese, Szechwan and American dishes

Pekin Noodle ParlorPekin Noodle Parlor117 S. Main • 782-2217

OPEN 11am - 11pm

FULL MENULUNCH & DINNER - FULL SPIRITS

782-5534 • 8 W. PARK STREETHISTORIC UPTOWN BUTTE

SmoothiesIced CoffeeGoodie BarsOriginal, Unique Butte Gifts

• Gallows Frame Gifts & Clothing• Povitiza

WIFI COFFEE SHOP

116 W. Park, Butte, MT 59701

782-1280

SO GOOD IT’S A CRIME

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ASAGRANDA’S

TEAKHOUSE& Guido’s Bar In Butte

(formerly Land of Magic Butte - under same ownership)

• Charbroiled Steaks

• Prime Rib

• Specialty Chicken Dishes

• Duck a lá Orange

• Seafood

• Pastas

• Cocktails

• Fine Wines

Reservations Suggested

723-4141Open Monday-Sunday 5:00 - 10:00 pm

801 S. Utah Ave. • Uptown Butte

Located in Historic Warehouse

49 W. Park St., Historic Uptown • Butte, MT 59701 • 782-2856

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enjoy your summer

with your new friend

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OPEN Tues - Sat

2pm to

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Beers on TapGalena Gold

Open Cab CopperOpen Pit Porter • Shale Pale Ale

Rotating SeasonalsRuby Rootbeer for the kids

Hand crafted right here in Uptown ButteMerchandise • Shirts • Hoodies

Pint Glasses • Growlers • Hats • Party Pig • Family Friendly Environment

45 W. Galena, Butte, MT723-0245

1-8 p.m. Mon- Sat • 1-6 p.m. Sun








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782-1280


Also featuring Salads, Burgers,

Hot Dogs, Shakes and Much More!

Add fries & pop at a great price!

2 Locations To Serve You!8 W. Mercury

782-08122400 Harrison782-1783

VISIT THE WORLD MUSEUM

OF MINING

www.miningmuseum.org • Phone: 406-723-7211

155 Museum Way, Butte, Montana 59703

Where history tells a story.

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ASAGRANDA’S

TEAKHOUSE& Guido’s Bar In Butte

(formerly Land of Magic Butte - under same ownership)

• Charbroiled Steaks

• Prime Rib

• Specialty Chicken Dishes

• Duck a lá Orange

• Seafood

• Pastas

• Cocktails

• Fine Wines

Reservations Suggested

723-4141Open Monday-Sunday 5:00 - 10:00 pm

801 S. Utah Ave. • Uptown Butte

Located in Historic Warehouse

49 W. Park St., Historic Uptown • Butte, MT 59701 • 782-2856

Take him home and

enjoy your summer

with your new friend

Celebrate Summer by coming into Munchkins

to Stuff N Fluff aFurry Friend!

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Live Music


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OPEN Tues - Sat

2pm to

Close

Beers on TapGalena Gold

Open Cab CopperOpen Pit Porter • Shale Pale Ale

Rotating SeasonalsRuby Rootbeer for the kids

Hand crafted right here in Uptown ButteMerchandise • Shirts • Hoodies

Pint Glasses • Growlers • Hats • Party Pig • Family Friendly Environment

45 W. Galena, Butte, MT723-0245

1-8 p.m. Mon- Sat • 1-6 p.m. Sun







Closed Tuesday






OPEN 11am - 11pm





WIFI COFFEE SHOP


782-1280



2009 Montana Tourism Event

of ThE Year

see www.RivercityRootsfestival.com for full schedule

August 28-29, 2010

fREEadmission


For More Information Call (406)494-6700 or (406)490-8006

Butte Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club Presents

PRCA

For More Inform

Bull•O•Rama

Aug. 7

7 pm

6354 Albany(South on Harrison Ave., Left on Highway 2 to Mile Marker 82, Left on Albany)

JULY 23RD & 24TH, 2010

7 PM NIGHTLYTicket Prices:

$12 General Admission (Children 12 and under FREE accompanied by an adult)

Tickets will be available at the following sites: • Quality Supply • Butte Rodeo Grounds

SPANKYIt’sbeennearlyayearsincestuntmanSpankySpangler’sfierycarcrashsent crews scrambling to free him from the wreckage.That Saturday evening during Evel Knievel Days last July has dogged Spangler since, and the daredevil says he’s returning this year,possibly to give the record-breaking jump another shot.“I would like to come back and do the one I missed because I should have made that,” he told The Montana Standard on Wednesday. He was contacted on his cell phone while waiting at the Houston airport to board a plane to Panama.Spangler said he’s considering a few stunts for the ninth-annual event, July 22-24 in Uptown Butte, including another attempt at the 200-foot car jump - or leaping from the top of a mine headframe.“I’m going to be there and I’m going to try to keep this thing going with something exciting for everyone,” Spangler said.Last year, the stuntman landed in St. James Healthcare for 24 hours after suffering from the effects of a concussion following the failed jump. He said he hadnobrokenbonesandwasonlybriefly,ifever,knockedunconscious.Spangler told The Standard after being released from the hospital last year that he was already looking forward to Evel Knievel Days 2010.“I’m all right,” he said at the time. “If I come back next year, I’m going to conquer that mountain.”

By: Justin Post of the Montana Standard

plans daredevil stunt


From Nashville to Houston and Butte and beyond, musicians, motorcyclists and daredevils are revving up for the return of Evel Knievel Days July 22-24.Chad Harrington, executive director of the annual Butte event honoring Mining City native Evel Knievel, said this week that fundraising and planning are in full swing.Many events are booked and revelers should expect another action-packed festival, he said.Stuntman Spanky Spangler, trials champion Geoff Aaron and freestyle motorcyclist Keith Sayers all are returning, Harrington said. Sayers has assembled a team of fivefreestyleriderswhowillperform high-flyingtricksandjumps, Harrington said. “He (Sayers) says it’s going to be a show bigger and better than last year,” Harrington said. “They’ve always got bigger and better tricks.” Added to the event is the BMX freestyle team, which will perform on East Broadway Street, he said. Another highlight will be the Supermoto races. This is the second year the track will be built near the Kelley Mine yard in Uptown

Butte. Harrington said a pedestrian tunnel will be added to the track to give pedestrians more access to view the racing.Live music is planned with two bands on Thursday, three on Friday and three on Saturday night. Headlining acts include the Tom Cats of Missoula on Friday and Butte native Tim Montana on Saturday.Montana, who lives in Nashville, said Wednesday he will play all the songs from his new album, “A Different Kind of Coun-try,”andafewfromhisfirstalbum.The band has added a keyboard player, which “adds a lot to our sound,” he said.The Evel Knievel Days Committee currently have booked Freestyle Motocross with Keith Sayers, 50/50 BMX, Pit Bike freestyle, Supermoto Racing, Wall of death, Geoff Aaron trials, Spanky Spangler, Helicopter tours, Mechanical Bull, Family Fun Day on Thursday, Numerous vendors, Two bands on Thursday, and three on Friday and three on Saturday night. With more stunts to come. For details on the event, visit www.knieveldays.com.


Planning in Full Swing for EK DaysLive music is planned with two bands on Thursday, three on Friday and three on Saturday night. Headlining acts include the Tom Cats of Missoula on Friday and Butte native Tim

Montana, who lives in Nashville, said Wednesday he will play all the songs from his new album, “A Different Kind of Coun-

The band has added a keyboard player, which “adds a lot to

The Evel Knievel Days Committee currently have booked Freestyle Motocross with Keith Sayers, 50/50 BMX, Pit Bike

Numerous vendors, Two bands on Thursday, and three on Friday and three on Saturday night. With more stunts to come. For details on the event, visit www.knieveldays.com.



2905 Harrison Ave., Butte, MT 59701406-221-7008 • 1-877-484-7008

www.TwoWheelz.comMonday - Friday 9AM - 6PM

Saturday 9AM - 1PM

Matt Krsul’s

the Passion Continues

Service iS Our Specialty

Motorcycle • ATvSaleS • Service • PartS • acceSSorieS

“45+ YearS exPerience”

FEATURING —5,000 square feet• 6 Bedrooms & 6 bath• Hot Tub• Media Room• Honeymoon Suite• Family Suite• Small Business Conferences• Private Parties• Massage Therapy Available• Close to Discovery Basin for • Skiing and to Old Works for golfi ngWalk to Georgetown Lake• Canoeing• Homemade Breakfast•


Granite

Broadway Park

GalenaMercury

Old Butte Historical Adventures117 N. Main Butte, MT 59701 (406)498-3424

P’ C - V # - B T C T W M

Adults $10 • Over 65 $8 • Under 12 $5reservations requested

Purveyors of Fine

Used Books

Specializing in:

• Irish

• Children’s

• Western

Americana

• Selection of Music

Historic Uptown Butte , 112 S. Montana St.

9:30 – 5:30 Monday-Saturday

723-5108 or Toll Free 800-298-5108 e-mail: [email protected] or Toll Free 800-298-5108 e-mail: [email protected]

D & G A n t i qu e s

Butte Deep Mine Rock Specimens Estates Unlimited & Consignment is Butte’s newest consignment shop.

Antiques • Collectibles Household Furnishings • Art

We liquidate estates, storage units and complete households.

1134 Utah, Butte MT 59701 • (406) 782-6747 • (406) 560-6737


Be sure to stop in and check out our Accessories Values

Remote Starters - Perfect for summer.

Call us at 406-494-6333www.brookshannaford.com


an rÍ rÁMONTANA IRISH FESTIVAL

The An Rí Rá Montana Irish Festival presents an extraordinary line up for this year’s festival, August 13th - 15th in Uptown Butte. This festival, with its venue half way between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, has earned a reputation for outstanding Irish entertainment over the past 12 years. Continue on page 26


Saturday, July 17, 20108:30 PM Carroll College Lawn

Spanish NightsThe Helena Symphony and Carroll College

present a fabulousfriends, and fireworks.

night of music,

Maestro Allan R. Scott, conducting Helena Symphony Orchestra & Chorale Please..no tarps, pets, or stakes.

Please Call 406-442-1860 for more information

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Montana Irish Festival

August 13~14~15in Historic Uptown Butte.

for more information, log on to:

www.mtgaelic.org


Sagebrush Sam’s

Hot Eats • Cool Treats

• 501 S. Excelsior• 2227 Harrison Avenue

• 501 S. Excelsior• 2227 Harrison Avenue

STop in for GrEaT food• Fish & Chips • Burgers

• Salads • Hot Dogs• Blizzards • Sundaes

2 GrEaT LoCaTionS

dairy Queen

“WELCOME TO BUTTE SPORTS FANS!”

3502 Harrison Ave.221-7029

27 Flat Screen TV’s!

Team SeatingIs Available

Try Our Arena Chips!

Great Menu & Appetizers

DrinkSpecials

Casino Now Open

FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 2010

(Morning)Workshops

(Afternoon)Food VendorsArts & Crafts VendorsFROM 4:00 P.M. ON –ON THE “JOHN THE YANK” STAGE Uptown Butte—Park and Montana Streets

Music and dance performances by:Makem & Spain BrothersMickey Spain Musical JamboreeThe ProdigalsKathleen Keane & Tantrum.

Morning Workshops and Afternoon Performances by:Chicago’s Internationally RenownedTrinity Irish Dancers

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 2010

(Morning)An Rí Rá 5K & 10 K Run1 Mile Walk/Fun RunUptown Butte Must Register by 5 p.m. Friday

WorkshopsAuthor Lectures/Signings

(Afternoon)Food VendorsArts & Crafts Vendors

ON 3 STAGES!JOHN THE YANK STAGE --Park and Montana St.HIGHLANDS STAGE –South Central GroundsCOPPER CEILI AREA – Park and Main Streets

Makem & Spain BrothersThe ProdigalsKathleen Keane & Tantrum.Trinity Irish DancersFour Schillings ShortMagician Debbie O’Carroll’s Irish Magic ShowTom O’Carroll, Musician, Folklorist & HumoristDublin GulchFinnegan Ridge Tiernan Dancers - ButteTeirnan Dancers – Helena

(Through Each Day)Irish Language WorkshopsHistory – FilmsArchival Photo DisplayAuthor Lectures & Book Fair Children’s ActivitiesWorkshops in Genealogy & Music Food & Arts & Crafts VendorsAn much, much more!

SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 2010

(Midday)Outdoor Mass In the Irish LanguageEmma Park – Mercury and Dakota Streets

ALSO ON SUNDAY:Continuing Film FestivalAuthor Lectures & Book Fair

Continual Updates on website: www.mtgaelic.org

An Rí Rá MONTANA IRISH FESTIVAL SCHEDULEJOHN THE YANK STAGE --Park and Montana St.HIGHLANDS STAGE –South Central GroundsCOPPER CEILI AREA – Park and Main Streets

Tom O’Carroll, Musician, Folklorist & Humorist

An Rí Rá MONTANA IRISH FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

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Welcome to Butte

213 N. Montana St. • (406) 723-3239 • 'We Care'

ENJOY THE FESTIVALS & ALL OF

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IT’S REDLINE SPORTS

2050 Harrison Ave. • 800-233-3884 • 406-782-9129 www.redlinesports.com • Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat. 9am-5pm

“Southwest Montana’s Powersports Headquarters”

CARRYING QUALITY PRODUCTS BY:

More than Beads... Sarongs, Tie-dye T-shirts, Gifts, Body Jewelry

Check out our exclusively designed Head Frame Earrings!

31 W. Park

in Historic Uptown Butte

782-0661

FOOD, FUEL & FUN

Locally Owned and Operated

TRI-STOP

You’re In Copper Country!

Visit either of our retail stores... We have one of the largest selections of jewelry and gifts in the Northwest. Anything and everything in Copper!

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3015 Harrison AveAnd Berkley Pit Viewing Stand

494-2070

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Since 1902

Welcome To ButteEnjoy Our City, Our History, Our Culture

& Pride

• Title Insurance • Abstracts

• Mining Titles

• Guaranteed Sale & Loan Closings• Family owned since 1930’s

• Home to the original and only Tract Indexes

Charles W. Clark Chateau 321 W. Broadway, Uptown Butte, 406.723.7600

Anselmo Mine Yard Caledonia and Excelsior Streets

Berkeley Pit Viewing Continental Drive, Uptown Butte

Granite Mountain Memorial East of Walkerville, Uptown Butte

Mineral Museum Montana Tech Campus 1300 W Park, Uptown Butte 406.496.4506

Copper King Mansion 219 W Granite St., Uptown Butte 406.782.7580

Dumas Brothel Museum45 E. Mercury St., Uptown Butte406.723.6128

Mother Lode Theatre and Orphan Girl Theatre316 W. Park St., Uptown Butte406.723.3602 or 723.2300

World Museum Of Mining155 Museum Way, Uptown ButteBehind Montana Tech Campus406.723.7211

Mai Wah Society Museum17 W. Mercury St., Uptown Butte406.723.3231

Piccadilly Museum 20 W. Broadway St., Uptown Butte406.723.3034

Our Lady of the Rockies3100 Harrison Avenue406.782.1221

World Museum Of Mining155 Museum Way, Uptown ButteBehind Montana Tech Campus406.723.7211

The Butte Farmers’ Market West Park Street between Gamer’s Cafe and the Phoenix Building in Uptown Butte, runs from 9 am to 1 pm every Saturday now through September 2010.

Montana Shrine Game July 17, 2010, Kickoff @ 7:00 p.m.Be a Part of Montana’s East-West Shrine Game! For tickets call Scott Butler @ 406-533-8664 or go to: www.montanaeastwest-shrinegame.com.

Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center1000 George St (I-90 exit 126)406.723.1377Visitors can pickup materials about the above attractions plus many, many more. The center contains historic displays and offers regular tours on the Old Number 1 Trolley of the historic uptown district. The popular Blacktail Creek walking path passes directly behind the center as well.

Butte, Montana, also known as “the richest hill on earth,” is rich in history, art and culture and is also home to one of the nation’s largest National Historic Landmark Districts, with over 4,000 historic structures scattered across the Hill. These include someofthecountry’sfirsttallbuildings,elegantmansions,vintageVictorianhomes,boardinghousesandhotels,andminer’scottages that once provided shelter for an estimated 100,000 people. We invite you to take a closer look, experience the beautiful characteristics of our city and see how Butte earned its nickname!

BUTTE ATTRACTIONS

Cheer CampThurs, July 15, – Butte

Banquet

Fri, July 16, 6pm – MAC

Parade

Sat, July 17, 10am – Uptown Butte

SHRINE GAME Sat, July 17, 7pm

Bulldog Memorial Stadium

Butte, America

www.MontanaShrineGame.org

Join Us For The Festivities!

A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors:CCCS, Inc • Jim & Chloe Gilman Foundation • Jordan Construction

Montana Orthopedics • NorthWestern Energy • REC Town Pump Foundation • Montana Standard • Peter M. Sorini M.D. P.C.Platt Electrical Supply • Thompsons Distributing • Wal-Mart of Butte

Glacier Bank of Butte • AK Drilling • Bagdad Janizary PatrolBig Sky Diagnostics • Jay Fortune Construction • PPL

Swank Enterprises • Montana Resources • Washington Companies Civic Center Greenfi eld Printers • Sun Rental/Party Tyme

Universal Athlectics • Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company


• Department and Specialty Stores

• Minors Pit Play Area• Our Lady of the Rockies Gift Shop

and Tour Offi ce • Spirit Of Columbia Gardens Carousel

Project and Gift Shop

Mon-Fri: 10 am to 9 pm Sat: 10 am to 6 pm Sun: Noon to 5 pm

Mall Hours:

Larger purchases? No Problem!

Hardesty Logistics specializes in Third

Party LTL discounted freight for small

business and individuals. We can ship

your freight at a discounted 30 to

50% savings from any location, to any

destination in the lower 48 including

Alaska and Canada. We can handle

larger ebay purchases (that is too large

for UPS) such as snowmobiles, motor-

cycles, gun safes, etc.


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Real Cash Paid for early

Montana License Plates before 1960

1912 Butte Plate like this, paying $1000 and up

Paying $250 and up for nice condition dated 1915 Montana license plates

Paying $700 and up for undated black on white ‘M’ plates made of metal, some

have perforated holes.

Call 406.723.3034 or 727.424.1576 or visit Jeff at the Piccadilly Museum for a fair offer on all your Montana License Plates before 1960, looking for car motorcycle, and plates made of leather.

THANKS BUTTE FOR 11 YEARS OF WONDERFUL SUPPORT!

M U S E U M O F

TRANSPORTAT ION MEMORABIL IA

AND ADVERT IS ING ART20 W. Broadway, Bu t te , Montana 59701

406 .723 .3034 • www.p iccad i l l ymuseum.com

Henry’s Garage • Vintage Soda FountainTurn Of Century Pharmacy

Early 1914 & 1917 • Model T Taxi & School Bus

Now Open for Our 11th Year!

WELCOME TO BUTTE FOR A

GREAT FESTIVAL

REWARD

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