Missoula Valley, MT September 2018

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

SEPTEMBER 2018 PUBLISHER

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The brim of style.

SO, THERE’S THIS HAT—TAN, WIDE-BRIMMED, COMPLETE WITH A NEAT BOW ON ITS BAND. In its own way, it rescued me from being inadvertently devoid of style. It’s not lost on me that practical is my closest form of fashion—old

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leather boots, blue jeans, a top that won’t show the dog hair that is surely embedded in my driver’s seat backrest.

I purchased this hat, the game-changer, on a recent trip to New York in the town where I became a cowgirl. I was a college student then and my English background as a horseback rider was quickly transformed when I was introduced to the rodeo scene. Everything in the western realm of riding was sequence and bright and over-the-top. It was all collared shirts tucked behind blinged-out belts and the hats were works of art. I was smitten.

I haven't lost this favored fit of clothing through the years but a baseball cap

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did replace the gorgeous swing and slope of a western hat. Somehow, moving to the west made me feel fraudulent in this way. A New York cowgirl? I had lost some of that rodeo confidence when I left the arena, and I was in search of a new

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accessory that might capture my city roots and country lifestyle.

And there she was, the highway hat. It had the pinched top to resemble a classic western shape but a wide brim that gave a polite nod to modern fashion and all at once, I had arrived. It’s my little black dress, my glass slipper, my go-to.

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Corn Fritters with Bacon, Jalapeño & Cheese We’re down to our last days of farm fresh local sweet corn, so now’s the time to stir up a batch of these easy-to-prepare, delicious fritters. They’re terrific as an appetizer or as a main dish.

2 cups corn kernels 1/2 cup cornmeal 1/4 cup bread crumbs 1 egg 1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese 1/4 cup cream cheese, at room temperature 1 jalapeño pepper, seeded & finely diced 2 slices bacon, cooked & crumbled 1 teaspoon smoked paprika 1 teaspoon ground coriander 2 green onions, chopped 1/3 cup chopped cilantro 1 teaspoon salt 1 lime, zest & juice Vegetable oil, for frying Mix all of the ingredients, except oil, in a large bowl until well combined. Use enough cornmeal and breadcrumbs to bind mixture so it will hold together to form patties.

Heat skillet over medium-high heat and add oil to generously coat the bottom of the pan, about 1/8” deep. Take 1/4-cup scoops of mix and form patties. Cook patties in hot oil until golden brown on both sides, about 2 - 3 minutes per side.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2018

FEATURES 14 May Your Mind Be Your Crown Meet your Garden City Miss Montana USA and Miss Montana Teen USA contestants.

20 The Offbeat Accessory Five local jewelry makers forge their own paths by way of local resources.

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28 Not the Norm Westside Lanes & Fun Center takes us back to the 80s.

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Local Limelight

28 City Scene 34 Trend Setter 38 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES

Still Shopping at 60 Trempers Shopping Center, Missoula's only locally owned mall, celebrated 60 years of business with live music, ice cream, hot dogs, and 60 gift card giveaways. Happy Anniversary, Trempers! PHOTOGRAPHY CHELSEA LYN AGRO

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AROUND TOWN

THE GRIZ ARE BACK

will be held on Sunday, September 30. No prepara-

Iowa Panthers kicks off at 7 p.m. on Saturday, September

tion is needed. Those auditioning will be asked to

1 at Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Get your (season) tick-

sing, act, and/or dance. All auditions are held at the

ets at GrizTix.com. Did you know that the Northern Iowa

MCT Center for the Performing Arts, 200 N. Adams

Panthers last visited Missoula at the 2011 FCS Playoffs?

St. Call 406.728.1911 for more information.

The Griz beat them 48-10. Later in the month, the Griz will take on the Drake Bulldogs and Sacramento State Hornets on September 8 and 22, respectively. Both games are on Saturdays and start at 1 p.m. Go Griz!

MCT SEASON IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER

MASTER PARK PLANNING Put your two cents in and help plan for the future of Whitaker and Ninkpata Parks at the Park Design Workshop on Wednesday, September 12 from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The workshop will be held at University Congregational

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Mark your calendars and get your (season) tickets

Workshop is open to all, including kids ages 6 and

for the Missoula Community Theatre’s 2018-19 season.

older. A light dinner will be provided from 5 to 5:30

This year audiences will be treated with performances

p.m. Learn more at MissoulaParks.org.

of Sister Act, a feel-good musical comedy based on the 1992 film in which the protagonist, after witnessing a mur-

A READER'S HEAVEN

der, finds herself hiding out in a very unCONVENTional

Get ready for your favorite literary event of the year! The

place; Elf: The Musical, a family-friendly show based

Montana Book Festival begins on Thursday, September

on the beloved 2003 film starring Will Ferrell as one

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of Santa's "elves"; Calendar Girls, one of the most pop-

readings, panels, and workshops as well as live music and

ular plays in British history that tells the real-life story

local performances. Follow Montana Book Festival on

behind what a group of modest, British middle-aged

Facebook for updates or visit MontanaBookFestival.org

women did to raise money for a hospital waiting room

to learn more about the festival.

couch; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, the Tony-award winning musical that follows the six

BE MORE THAN PINK

less-than-confident final contestants as they navigate

Imagine a world without breast cancer. That's what

puberty, proper spellings, and Putnam County's colorful

the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure works toward

personalities; and Disney's Newsies, a modern-day tale

each and every day. Join the Race on Saturday, October

of David and Goliath in which a ragtag group confronts

13 at Caras Park for a 5K or 1-mile run/walk to raise

the most powerful, ruthless men of the era. For dates,

money and awareness for breast cancer. Seventy-five

tickets, and more information, visit MCTInc.org.

percent of the net proceeds from this Race help men

BE AN ELF! You know you've always wanted to be one! Here's your chance. Open auditions for the Missoula 10

Community Theatre's production of Elf: The Musical

The season opener against the University of Northern

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and women in Montana access critical breast health and breast cancer services. The remaining 25% of the net proceeds from this Race go to fund breast cancer research. Register at Komen.org.

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Thanks again for the feature in the June issue of Missoula Valley Lifestyle magazine.

It had a direct impact on ticket sales. June generally sees audiences of 400. This time we had 400 pre-sale tickets. We had 670 people attend the June event, only 8 more and we would have legitimately sold out The Wilma. A first in June. Thank you.

The service you provide to the Missoula valley community in helping them learn about what’s going on in their neck of the woods is tremendous. As a business owner, I’m grateful for the work you and your team do to help get the word out.

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

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MEET YOUR GARDEN CITY MISS MONTANA USA AND MISS MONTANA TEEN USA CONTESTANTS ARTICLE CHELSEA LYN AGRO PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY PAGEANT NW

GRACE ZITZER WHY DO YOU WANT TO BE MISS MONTANA USA? As Miss Montana USA, I would utilize the skills I have gained through my career as a social worker, capitalizing on my authenticity and courage, to empower others, bring awareness to human trafficking, and leave a legacy of kindness.

WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL? Mother Teresa. I would like to embody the power of simplicity like her someday.

YOU'RE THE LAST BEST_____?

I'm the Last Best Wildlife Spotter! I encourage others to get outside and enjoy the beauty of our state.

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NATALIE RAZEY WHAT IS YOUR IDEAL WORLD? Although we are all raised with a certain set of values and beliefs, and often stand firm with our personal beliefs, my idea of a perfect world is one with more open-mindedness.

LET'S TALK FASHION. WHAT DO YOUR OUTFITS SAY ABOUT YOU? I am a systematic stylist. From dresses to jeans, sweats to workout clothes, I am always organized, precise and matching.

WHO IS YOUR BIGGEST ROLE MODEL? Barbara Boxer, a former U.S. Senator from California. She is my role model because of her steadfast work and determination to make a real difference in her community. With the same beliefs and value systems, I look up to her with hopes that one day I will be able to use my power and platform not only as Miss Montana USA but as a lawyer and senator to push and create reforms and legislation that benefit the people rather than the government.

EMILY MADIEROS WHY DO YOU WANT TO BE MISS MONTANA USA? A platform such as Miss Montana USA could provide me with the foundation to act on the matters that mean the most to me and be someone I would have looked up to as a young girl.

MONTANA IS THE "LAST BEST PLACE," SO THAT MAKES YOU THE LAST BEST _____?

Small town girl with a big city spirit!

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE QUALITY ABOUT YOURSELF? I have always felt as though I was blessed with an insane amount of patience. I believe this has not only made me a better person and friend but it will also lead me to success when it comes to working directly with people during high-stress situations, as well my ability to continuously grow through the patience that is required to learn from failure.

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

(CON TI N U ED)

ANITA GREEN WHAT DOES YOUR STYLE SAY ABOUT YOU? My outfits say that I am classy and fun!

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE MONTANA ACTIVITY? My favorite activity in Montana would definitely have to be camping.

The best way to enjoy the captivating Montana mountains is through a good old camping trip.

WHY DO YOU WANT TO BE MISS MONTANA USA? I want to be Miss Montana USA because there has never been an openly transgender person to ever win a state title within the United States. I want to inspire people who have faced adversity in their life to embrace their differences because diversity is beautiful.

JESS PRISKE WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE QUALITY ABOUT YOURSELF? I am honest to a fault, compassionate, and very ambitious.

YOU'RE THE LAST BEST ______?

I'm the Last Best Believer in face-to-face interaction as opposed to technology.

WHO ARE YOUR ROLE MODELS? The women in my family have always been my role models and inspiration. They encourage me to work hard and follow my dreams!

CLAIRE SHINN WHAT'S YOUR BEST TALENT? Swing dancing! To most this may seem pretty common especially in Montana but it's something that I have found I am very good at and something I really enjoy.

WHAT'S YOUR IDEAL WORLD? My ideal world has free health care, easy travel means, and world leaders who will truly make positive, peaceful changes.

WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL? Gal Gadot because she stands up for what she believes in and doesn't let anyone put her down. She is not only Wonder Woman, but also a past pageant queen and she is everything I strive to be and more.

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MISS MONTANA TEEN USA CONTESTANTS

HANNAH LORENZEN WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE MONTANA ACTIVITY? Mountain biking. I love the feeling of riding through the beautiful Montana wilderness on my bike. Each ride is challenging but the reward of a flowing downhill and Big Dipper ice cream is well worth it!

WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL? My mom. She is an amazing woman who works so hard in everything she does. She reminds me to always have faith in myself, learn from my mistakes, and be who I am no matter what. I love her bright personality, her generosity, and her continuous love and support.

WHAT IS YOUR BEST TALENT? Public speaking because it gives me a chance to convey my beliefs while also allowing a continual challenge to get up in front of others and speak, and grow my speech-giving abilities.

MORGAN HALL WHAT IS YOUR IDEAL WORLD? I want to live in a world where everyone is wholly accepted for who they are, regardless of their race, gender, sexual orientation, or beliefs. My ideal world is a society where we are all accepted, no matter the “flaws” we may possess.

YOU'RE THE LAST BEST _____?

I'm the Last Best Cliff Jumper! I believe in jumping off cliffs because I think I need to take risks, no matter how scared I am.

WHAT'S YOUR BIG DREAM? It has always been my dream to be a designer, and because of this, I think my talent is my ability to look at all the minute details and to put together the final product.

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T H E O FFBEAT FIVE LOCAL JEWELRY MAKERS FORGE THEIR OWN PATHS BY WAY OF LOCAL RESOURCES ARTICLE CHELSEA LYN AGRO PHOTOGRAPHY CHELSEA LYN AGRO, LEIGH CAROPPOLI, RIO CHANTEL PHOTOGRAPHY, MADELEINE FORD, PAMELA DUNN-PARRISH, CASSIE TAYLOR

ITEM 1 | Sterling silver with 14k yellow gold starburst | $125

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C A S S I E TAY LO R I’m a fourth-generation metalsmith.

I apprenticed under my father, who along with my mother, owned and operated a jewelry business for 40 years in Sandpoint, Idaho. I made my entrepreneurial vision a reality and launched Lumin in October of 2016.

I love making jewelry. Whether it’s creating a custom wedding ring, repurposing a family heirloom into a more wearable design, or fabricating an entire line for a stockist, I love the collaborative process. My jewelry designs are typically minimalistic, easy to wear, with clean lines. I strive to make every piece unique, beautiful, practical, and durable. All designs are made from sustainable and recycled sterling silver and gold and can be found at JL + Ko in Missoula.

For custom designs contact Cassie@ Lumin.Store and browse a collection of unique pieces at Instagram.com/ Lumin.Store

ITEM 2 | 14k yellow gold wrap ring | $45 ITEM 3 | Wide sterling silver band with chocolate diamond | $195 Wide silver wrap ring | $35 14k white gold solitaire | $495

ITEM 4 | 14k yellow gold-filled hand-forged hunger bracelet | $105

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L E IG H CAR O P P OL I I have always been drawn to crystals for their beauty and metaphysical properties.

I was first exposed to them by my mother, an energetic and potent woman. I’ve been wearing crystal jewelry to help attract positive energy and manifest my intentions for several years. Upon going vegan, I realized that many of the pieces of jewelry I had been wearing contained materials that didn't align with my morals, like deerskin and leather. I first made some pieces for myself and found the process very natural and engaging.

I created more pieces and was proud of them, having gone about them in an organic way by just allowing the materials to come together without researching how.

I curate many of the crystals I use from the Crystal Limit in downtown Missoula and from Bathing Beauty Beads on the hip strip.

I’m always finding new supplies and materials to experiment with. Whenever I travel, too, I like to explore potential crystal and rock shops for unique stones.

Visit EsotericElements406 on Etsy to shop this look, or check out pieces on display and available for purchase at Blaque Owl Tattoo on North Higgins and the Green Source Organic Juice Bar on South Higgins.

ITEM 1 | $30 ITEM 2 | $35 ITEM 3 | $36

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ITEM 1 | Cowhide and bison | $38 ITEM 2 | Custom purse charm | $12-$18

BLAIR ANN CISLO Pheasant feathers, that’s how my business gained its wings. My husband, James, is a hunter and two years ago I started to save the feathers from all of his upland and waterfowl hunts. I like to mark the year they were harvested, the location, and the hunter that did the harvesting. This year I finally got my own flock of chickens, and I have recently been using their feathers in my creations.

Using feathers in my work is an ode to my late sister. She and I would make all sorts of creations with feathers that people gave to her and I didn’t want to lose that gift, adding my own spin as I got older. I love being able to offer huntresses a different, perhaps more fun, way of remembering their hunt other than taxidermy.

Most of my work by way of custom order is due to the unique use of a specific animal.

To create your own custom order or browse a variety of handmade pieces, visit ADandelionDreambyBMC on Etsy.

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ITEM 1 | Turquoise | $85 Elk ivory | $225

Pink opal | $125

ITEM 2 | Garnet set in hammered sterling silver band | $55 Montana Moss Agate | $115 each

ITEM 3 | Hammered sterling silver | $35 Hammered copper | $35

W I L L I A M K E L LY It all started with a little pink sapphire found in the rough of Philipsburg. After decades of landscaping with large rocks, it was an easy transition to the small, shiny stones of our landscape. Sterling silver, copper, white gold, yellow gold—you name it, I work with it. When deciding on what material to use with a given stone, I typically find that the stone often asks for a certain setting.

My true passion comes through creating heirloom pieces, collaborating with the client to develop the design based on the material, the importance of different stones, and what kind of use the piece will see. It’s not uncommon to repurpose stones and material from other rings and pendants. I once created a mother’s ring, using three generations of wedding rings.

To order your own custom jewelry or browse a unique collection of handmade pieces, visit KellyGemstoneJewelry on Etsy.

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MADELEINE FORD Riverbed Gems was birthed with adventure in mind. I love to explore the many wondrous mountains and valleys of our vast state, and I wanted to create pieces that could withstand my level of activity without compromising beauty or style. Each creation is handcrafted and one-of-a-kind.

With a degree in environmental studies from the University of Montana, my jewelry is inspired by Montana and the rivers that give shape, texture, and color to our landscapes. I use quality materials including reclaimed metals and ethically mined stone. Each piece is purposefully raw and made to last using traditional metalsmith techniques.

Want to get this look? Find your perfect match at RiverbedGems on Etsy.

ITEM 1 | $42 ITEM 2 | $58 ITEM 3 | $72

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CITY SCENE

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THE NORM WESTSIDE LANES & FUN CENTER TAKES US BACK TO THE 80S

ARTICLE SHELBY HUMPHREYS PHOTOGRAPHY PAMELA DUNN-PARRISH

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Norm Carey and Robyn Barker

“WE KEPT THE BUILDING UP TO THE BEST STANDARDS THAT WE COULD. WE TRIED TO ALWAYS MAKE IT THE BEST FOR THE CUSTOMERS TO COME AND ENJOY THEMSELVES. IT’S THEIR MONEY THAT’S CREATED WHAT WE’VE DONE.” CONTINUED >

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CITY SCENE

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"AS FAR AS I CAN REMEMBER, I DRESSED THE SAME WAY BACK IN THE 80S." That was Norm Carey's humble humor coming out from under his cotton polo and relaxed khakis. Norm has sported his unofficial bowler uniform since Westside Lanes & Fun Center opened its doors in 1983.

Thirty-five years ago, Norm and his partner, Gordon Jensen, broke ground on the corner of Wyoming and Catlin streets.

"We owned the lot, and we knew that we would do something with it someday," Norm explained. "He

business," added Robyn Barker, the alley's general manager. Robyn started out at Westside as a cocktail waitress and bartender.

"She's a great lady," Norm liked to point out. "The support that I was to Gordon, she's that for me. That's why we did well back then, and that's why we do well now."

These days, Robyn stays busy with day-to-day management, plus planning parties.

"The alley started in 1983, so we thought, 'Let's have an 80's-themed anniversary party!'"

didn’t bowl but I did. The UC Center had just closed

On Saturday, September 29 Westside will welcome

their bowling alley so Gordon had the idea to build one.

the public to an all-day celebration. Robyn has the event

He was a smart, smart man. I was game for whatever

sketched out with 83-cent bowling, 83-cent shoe rental,

Gordon wanted."

and 83-cent burgers and dogs. Karaoke in the lounge will

Westside Lanes went up faster than a strong hip drive

go retro with 80’s tunes. Costumes are encouraged, so

and slicker than a polished lane. From the plow of the

bring on the big hair, shoulder pads, and skinny neck ties.

first shovel to opening day, the process took only three months to complete.

"You couldn't do that in Missoula now," Norm pointed out with a wry chuckle.

From day one the alley was named Westside Lanes & Fun Center. The original building included 14 lanes, a

Will Norm divert from his everyday polo and slacks?

Chances are good, according to Robyn.

"I'll never forget, one Halloween, Norm wore a different outfit with different shoes. He ordered a different drink than usual. And everyone asked, 'Who's this guy?

And where's Norm? He's supposed to bowl.'"

lounge, and a snack bar. Over the years, they expanded

And he has been bowling, for 35 years. When asked

into 36 lanes, a new lounge, and a casino on the east

how the alley has endured over those decades, Norm

end. Then, there was the notorious Round Table, where

speaks matter-of-factly.

Gordon and Norm would meet with local businessmen to discuss projects and opportunities.

"The napkins would fly," Norm quipped. “A lot of building decisions for Missoula happened at that table."

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TREND SETTER AMY APPLETON DREYER, STYLIST + CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF @STEPSOFSTYLE, BUILDS A FALL CAPSULE COLLECTION BY MIXING FLUID SILHOUETTES WITH NEUTRAL CLASSICS. Layering timeless pieces in various ways leaves you with a refined and easy wardrobe, transitioning your way to cooler weather in style.

the pieces

1. Ganni Julliard Sweater, Net-a-Porter.com, $220 2. Babaton Blazer, Aritzia.com, $198 3. Pleated Skirt, TheFrankieShop.com, $125 4. Zadie Dress by Joseph Fashion, Joseph-Fashion.com, $645 5. Box T-Shirts, Everlane.com, $16 each 6. Turtleneck by N.Peal, TheOutnet.com, $155 7. Cashmere Sweater by Stella McCartney, MatchesFashion.com, $358 8. Bluebell Pant by Ganni, Ganni.com, $190 9. Leather Skirt by Raey, MatchesFashion.com, $424 10. Trench Coat, Everlane.com, $138

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the accessories

11. Bucket Bag by Staud Clothing, Staud.Clothing.com, $310 12. Hava Small Satchel by Proenza Schouler, Barneys.com, $1,650 13. Lubo Belt Bag by Nanushka, Net-A-Porter.com, $358 14. Leather Backpack by Clyde, AssemblyNewYork.com, $458 15. Sheer Socks

by Raey, MatchesFashion.com, $42 16. Tortoiseshell Earrings by Machete, ShopMachete.com, $36 17. San Remo Scarf by Toteme, Net-A-Porter.com, $210 18. Braided Belt by Isabel Marant, ShopBop.com, $120 19. Ankle Strap Heels, Mango.com, $59.99 20. Esplar Sneakers by Veja, ShopBop.com, $120 21. Skylan Mule by Mercedes Castillo, Nordstrom.com, $130 22. Vegan Boots, FreePeople.com, $88

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SEPTEMBER

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Items have included such dishes as the

for all ages. Teams compete to build

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Missoula County Fairgrounds

Germanfest, a celebration of German culture and Missoula’s sister city relationship with Neckargemünd, Germany,

will

include

traditional

food, music, and beer. Learn more at ArtsMissoula.org/germanfest.

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lic about the wonderful world of pets. It’s a day of family-oriented events featuring entertainment, contests, special attractions, and pet adoptions. Learn more at PetFestMontana.com.

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UM Dining and the Iron Griz invite

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guests to the South Avenue Garden

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for a chef-crafted meal. Experience the talents of UMD's award-winning chefs

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and more. It’s fun for the whole family!

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All in the STITCH LOCAL’S CHOICE

THE TIMELESS TREASURES OF PINCH FLAT MANUFACTURING

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Pinch Flat Manufacturing is in its third year of business, but Jeremy was first introduced to leather work about six years ago through a good friend. Leather quickly became his favorite medium for its endless possibilities. The evolution of his Pinch Flat products is a process of creating a new project, testing it, refining it, refining it, and refining it until he knows for sure that it stands up to his standards.

As of late, Jeremy has delved into the world of waxed canvas goods, too. After all, leather and waxed canvas are products that only get better with age.

“I like to joke they're ‘like a fine wine.’ I want that product to be able to hold up to an endless life of patina, and take on a wear and tear that tells a story,” said Jeremy.

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