📆 Around town this weekend
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Today
🍲 Big Thai Country Food Truck @ Great Burn Brewing | Friday (9/5) at 5:00pm – Great Burn Brewing just got a glow-up: an authentic Thai food truck slinging curries, spring rolls, and those legendary potato balls. Park at a picnic table, snag a craft brew or fancy NA drink, and act like you planned this for months.
🎬 Centerfield Cinema – The Goonies @ Ogren Park at Allegiance Field | Friday (9/5) at 7:00pm – Movie night on the diamond! The Missoula PaddleHeads and The Roxy Theater are teaming up for a big-screen throwback of the beloved adventure classic. Gates open at 6 pm and seating is first-come, so round up your crew, grab blankets, and stake out the perfect spot. Expect stadium snacks, lots of laughs, and a whole lot of “hey you guys!” energy.
This weekend
🛤️ The Pan Escape | Saturday (9/6) at 10:00am – Grab your sense of wonder and follow Pan into a whimsical world where clever puzzles and scurvy pirates collide. It’s part escape room, part live theater, and all delightfully absurd. Bring your A-game and a healthy dose of local skepticism.
🍺 2025 Fall Rendezvous Brewfest @ Caras Park Pavilion | Saturday (9/6) at 3:00pm – Saturday at Caras Park is your excuse to chase amber nectar with fellow locals, swapping war stories with the brewers. Your ticket gets you a collectible glass, all the Montana-made craft beer you can sample, and just enough live music to keep things lively.
🌈 The Rainbow Ball @ The Wilma | Saturday (9/6) at 7:00pm – Forget weekend chores and slip into something sparkly at The Wilma for a night of dance and fundraising. The Rainbow Ball is the LGBTQ+ center’s annual fundraiser, complete with live music, cheeky cocktails, and enough glitter to brighten even the driest Montana air.
🛣️ Sunday Streets 2025 | Sunday (9/7) at 12:00pm – Trade your car keys for sneakers and hit Northside’s one-mile, car-free route from Cooley to Waverly for free fitness classes, food vendors, and traffic circles so photogenic they’ll make your Instagram followers jealous. Think block party minus cars, with local biz pop-ups and top-notch people-watching.
🐶 JabberDoggy (and Other Made-Up Words) @ Zootown Arts Community Center / ZACC | Sunday (9/7) at 2:00pm – If you need an excuse to escape the backyard grill chat, head over to the Zootown Arts Community Center for JabberDoggy, where a local troupe remixes Lewis Carroll with homemade puppets, surprising heart, and friendly monsters. Pick your price, they won’t card you past fifty.
📚 Phillip Burgess: Reading and Signing @ Fact and Fiction | Sunday (9/7) at 5:00pm – Montana poet and veteran Burgess reads from The Bunch Quitter, a grit-and-grace blend of road miles, cowboys, hoboes, and Vietnam-era reckonings. Expect tender, unherdable characters and stories that whistle through like a late-night freight. Grab a seat, pick up a copy, and stick around for the signing.
Next week
😇 Jane Lynch & Kate Flannery – The Trouble with Angels @ The Wilma | Monday (9/8) at 8:00pm – Think you can handle an evening of laugh-out-loud confessions from two convent dropouts turned comedy pros? Jane Lynch and Kate Flannery’s The Trouble with Angels hits the stage with reserved seating, no refunds, and enough dry humor to keep locals bragging all week.
🎷 NYChillharmonic @ Zootown Arts Community Center / ZACC | Tuesday (9/9) at 8:00pm – If your idea of midweek excitement doesn’t involve another rerun, check out a Brooklyn-based, 18-piece progressive-jazz orchestra that mashes rock, pop, classical, and straight-up jazz. Sophisticated enough to make you feel cultured, unpredictable enough to keep you guessing.
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