JULY
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July: Bigfork Farmers' Market Every Tuesday & Saturday, Bigfork, MT
Visit the Bigfork Farmers' Market from 10:00 AM - 4 PM to get your freshly home grown and home made flowers,
vegetables and crafts. Located at the Flathead V-8 Museum at 8020 Mt Hwy 35 up by Sliters. Phone: 406-837-5888
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July: Whitewater, every Wednesday throughout the summer, Bigfork, MT
5:00pm - 9:00pm Release of water flows capable of supporting whitewater boating in hte Swan River's Class IV Wild
Mile. Wednesday during July and August. The Wild Mile can be accessed from the newly completed South Shore
Put-in Site located just out of town on State Route 209. Mark 208 425 9207 .
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July 3-6: All Class Reunion, Plentywood, MT
See schedule and contact information HERE (PDF)
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July 4: 1st Annual Kevin Paulson Memorial 5K Run/Walk, Plentywood
Behind Plentywood High School, 100 East Laurel St. Childeren's 400 Meter dash. Pre-registration due June 15.
Contact Jill Steiner jjoyce01@aurora.edu, or Kristen Steiner kristen.steiner@UMontana.edu .
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July 4: The Firecracker, Ski/Board Race, Snowbasin, UT
Middle Bowl Cirque. Earn Your Bragging Rights!! Wow, with all the great snow we experienced last winter we are
offering an opportunity to have fun and say, “I skied at Snowbasin on the 4th of July.." Race sign up is at the Ticket
Window of the Grizzly Center at 8:30 a.m. until 9:30 or call 801-620-1000 and sign up over the telephone. Entry Fee:
$25.00 includes gondola ticket and T-Shirt and ticket to be entered in the drawing for a summer season pass and
Dinner For Two at The Around the World Chef Series.
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July 5: Jackson Hole Farmers Market, Jackson, WY
Beginning July 5th, the Jackson Hole Farmer’s Market will be bringing the community an array of fresh fruits,
vegetables, baked goods and flowers at the Town Square from 8:00 - 11:00 AM. Please come join your neighbors,
friends, and family to celebrate this community event. Our wonderful Mayor Mark Barron will be kicking off the first
market. The first “Chef at the Market” will be the Four Seasons. Come experience their white linen tasty treat.
Throughout the summer you can get homemade breads, cakes and pies along with homegrown vegetables and
fruits. Each week 10% of the farmer’s proceeds will be donated to that week’s non-profit. We look forward to seeing
you all there! Please contact me with any questions. Lori L Cochran (307)690-1759 www.jacksonholefarmersmarket.
org .
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July 6: Montana Barbecue Cook-Off, Absarokee, MT
Absarokee Montana's 6th annual Montana BBQ Cook-Off is being held on main street, Sunday, July 6th, noon till
6pm. This fun family event is growing from a BBQ competition and microbrew tasting to include a day of free musical
entertainment. Three bands will be playing music from start to finish. 406-328-4953
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July 7 thru August 25: Dugout Days Camps, Great Falls, MT
The Dugout Days week-long camps offer children entering grades 1 through 6 a fun way to learn more about the
Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804 - 1806. The children learn about a different topic each day. Children learn to apply
the knowledge they gain and make mementos of their camp. 406-727-8733
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July 8: World Harmony Run visits the Miles City ROCKS Program, Miles City, MT
The World Harmony Run is an event that takes place every 2 years in more than 100 Nations on six continents
sharing the message of peace 7 harmony that can spread to the whole world. The Run began in New York, New York
on Thursday April 10,2008 and will end there on August 15,2008. The Run has been held 9 times since 1987
involving more than 5 million people and has been supported by numerous world leaders including Pope John Paul
II, President Nelson Mandela, the Dalai Lama, Mother Theresa and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Contact Joyce A. Vera, veraj@milescc.edu Tel. (406) 234-4949.
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July 9 - September 24: Laurel Farmers Market, Laurel, MT
Every Wednesday the Laurel Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Downtown Farmer's Markets while local
businesses will keep their doors open for a little extra shopping time. Area farmers bring their produce into town for
the sales, while local bakeries provide baked goods. 406-628-8105
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July 9: Story Time, Sheridan County Library, Plentywood, MT
Story Time is for all Children in grade school. 1pm each Wed. Contact Sheridan County Library,
library@co.sheridan.mt.us. Tel 406-765-2317
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July 9 thru August 22: Big Mountain Bike Academy, Whitefish, MT
This is the official start of Whitefish Mountain Resort's biking season. This special academy for kids ages 8-18 is fun,
informative and guaranteed to improve your performance. 800-858-5439
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July 10-12: Montana Governor's Cup Walleye Tournament, Fort Peck
Walleye fishing at its best can be found in Fort Peck Lake. Plus Montana Governor's Cup is now a member of
Walleyes Unlimited Circuit. The Montana Governor's Walleye Tournament brings anglers, from 18 states, Canada
and all over Montana, who are willing to pay $400 per team to try for the $15,000 first place prize. Info call
406-228-2222
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July 10-12: Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede, Wolf Point, MT
Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede is a three-day event including a PRCA sanctioned rodeo that brings the best
cowboys to town. There is a parade each day, along with a carnival, the Human Stampede Run/Walk, the world
famous wild horse race, kids' stick-horse rodeo, street dances and cowboy church. 406-653-2012
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July 10 thru August 21: Music in the Mountains Concert Series, Big Sky, MT
Our Music in the Mountains Summer Concert Series is shaping up as another incredible summer of great music. All
of our events are held outside at the Meadow Village Pavilion on Thursdays and begin at 7:00pm. 877-995-2742
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July 11-13: Lima Peaks Fat Tire Festival, Dell/Lima, MT
A Trail Advocacy Ride for Mountain Bike Awareness on the wilderness trail system in the Lima Peaks area of the
Continental Divide Trail. Rendezvous Fri. July 11, 7-9PM Yesterday's Saloon in Dell, MT. Camping East Creek
Campground, 8 mi. SW of Lima. Rendezvous Saturday July 12 at Dell Mercantile 9AM Deadman/Nicolia Ride.
Intermediate trail skills and advanced fitness required. After the ride meet at Johnny Peat's Steakhouse & Saloon in
Lima at 7PM. Sunday July 13, 9AM ride begins at the Little Sheep Creek trail head and finishes at Sawmill Creek.
Showers at the Mountain View Motel & RV Park in Lima. Contact Aaron Fiaschetti or Corey Biggers,
aaron_fiaschetti@hotmail.com. Tel. 877-431-1505 Corey Biggers.
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July 11-12: Butte Vigilante Rodeo, Butte
The Butte Vigilante Saddle Club hosts this PCRA Rodeo which begins at 7:00 nightly. The Butte Vigilante Rodeo
features professional riders compete with all the exciting rodeo events such as bronc riding, bull riding, bareback
riding, barrel racing, calf roping, plus lots of clowns. Call 406-494-3002 for information.
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July 11-12: Relay for Life, Havre
Volunteers raise money and do an all night walk/run against cancer to benefit the American Cancer Society. As part of
the Relay, candles will be lit in honor of the hundreds of loved ones and friends who have been taken by or have
survived cancer. 877-488-7723
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Jully 11-12: Annual Hellgate Rendezvous Art and Craft Show, Missoula
Juried arts and craft show featuring 75 artists and crafters from six states. Enjoy music by local musicians and food
booths, some with delicious ice cream desserts to tempt you. While here be sure to visit the Carousel complete with
hand crafted horses and Dragon Hollow a magical play. 406-538-2212
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July 11-13: Artists and Craftsmen of the Flathead Summer Outdoor Show, Kalispell
Artists and craftsmen of the Flathead will host the Summer Show. Local fine artists and crafters display and sell their
work. You will find one of a kind items such as beading, birdhouses, candles, carvings, woodwork items, fabric
crafts, jewelry, leatherwork, art, porcelain work, dolls and much more. Call 406-881-4288
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July 11-13: National Folk Festival, Butte
Butte will be the site of the National Folk Festival, the nation’s longest running national festival dedicated to the
traditional arts. Contact George Everett. Email: geverett@mainstreetbutte.org
Tel. 406-497-6464. For further information. MORE >>
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July 11-13: Bitterroot Valley Bluegrass Festival, Hamilton
The Bitterroot Valley Bluegrass Festival is the best Bluegrass Music found anywhere in the state of Montana. A
pickers festival! The event begins at 6:00pm on Friday night and will end on Sunday evening with a raffle drawing.
Call 406-381-0135 for further information.
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July 11-13: Yellowstone Boat Float, Livingston
The annual boat float starts at Livingston and retraces the Lewis & Clark Expedition all the way to Laurel. We have
two overnight stops, one in Big Timber and one in Reed Point. The local communities provide entertainment - live
band in a bar in Big Timber and Livingston and a street dance. 406-222-4414
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July 12: Rockin' For Ravenwood, BIg Fork
At the Rocky Mountain Roadhouse Outdoor Stage, at 4:00 PM, we’ll kick off the big day (our sixth annual!!!!). We’ll be
stepping it up a notch this year with awesome dance music, a sustainability fair, local brews and incredible food!
This is for a great cause so be sure to attend. Info 406-837 7279
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July 13: Eden Medical Center's Run to the Lake, Castro Valley, CA
Both 5K & 10K run up Lake Chabot Rd; the 10K enters the park and run up the West Lake trail before re-entering the
road for the return to the Medical Center for a big health expo. Contact: Diane Kotta. Email: info@rhodyco.com. Tel.
(415)759-2690
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July 13: Missoula Marathon, Missoula
Full, Half and Kids Marathons. The full and half are point to point, the kids marathon is a log system. Contact:
Jennifer Boyer, racedirector@missoulamarathon.org. Tel. 406-626-4055.
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July 16: Story Time, Sheridan County Library, Plentywood, MT
Story Time is for all Children in grade school. 1pm each Wed. Contact Sheridan County Library,
library@co.sheridan.mt.us. Tel 406-765-2317
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July 18-20: Big Sky State Games, Billings, MT
Olympic-style sports festival for participants of all ages and abilities. Contact Karen Sanford Gall,
ksg@bigskygames.org. Tel. (406) 254-7426
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July 19-20: Flathead Cherry Festival, Polson
There will be pver 125 vendors selling everything from homemade cherry pies to log furniture, Metal art to
sunglasses, arts & crafts to Kettlecorn. Live entertainment and food as well. Do not miss this event
phone: 406 883 5800
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July 20-22: Ethanol: Fuel AND Food, Kalispell, MT
The issues surrounding food vs fuel, new technologies, cellulosic etc. Contact Shirley Ball, epac@ethanolmt.org, Tel.
406-785-3722
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July 24-26: Sheridan County Fair, Plentywood, MT
Steve Holy Concert, Demolition Derby / Mud Run, Bump N Run, PRCA Rodeo, Jay Taylor in the Beer Gardens.
Contact Lorrie Wacker, sheridan@montana.edu Tel. 406-765-3407
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July 24-27: Magic City Hot Air Balloon Rally, Billings, MT
Hot air balloons from around the country. Contact Dennis Waldron, info@magiccityhotairballoonrally.com
Telephone 406-671-3104.
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July 24-27: The 2008 LIVESTRONG Summit at the Ohio State University
At the 2008 Summit, the LAF will inspire and empower 1,000 delegates to support the
Foundation's efforts to make cancer a national priority. We also are excited to announce
that Senator John McCain will be with us to share his cancer plan. The LAF has also
invited Senator Barack Obama to participate and looks forward to confirming his
attendance. For further information .
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July 25-26: Clark Days, Pompeys Pillar, MT
The annual celebration of William Clark's placement of his signature in 1806. Demonstrations, interpretive tours.
Contact Dick Kodeski, Richard_Kodeski@blm.gov. Telephone 406-896-5253
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July 25-26: Tobacco Valley Rodeo and Annual Chamber Golf Tournament, Eureka, MT
July 25th and 26th will prove to be a great time in beautiful Eureka, Montana. Evening of July 25th (Friday) will kick off
the Tobacco Valley Rodeo. On the 26th during the day, the Eureka Chamber of Commerce will have their Annual Golf
Tournament at John's Golf Course, a one of a kind nonprofit 9 hole Course. It is a two person scramble and
$50/team. That evening, Saturday the 26th, the Rodeo will continue. This is a fun filled weekend and a perfect get
away! Contact Randy McIntyre, randy@welcome2eureka.com. 406-889-4636
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July 26: KATQ's Colgate Country Showdown, Sheridan Co. Fair, Plentywood, MT
National talent show, with local winners advancing to Mont. State Fair and regional winners onto Nashville for grand
prize and tv appearance. 3:30 PM. Contact Bonnie @ KATQ radio, katq@nemont.net. Tel 406-765-1480
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July 29: Eureka! Winning Ways Business Growth Seminar Cottonwood Inn, Glasgow, MT
A free opportunity to learn about the scientific method for developing and selecting winning product ideas. Visit
http://www.mtmanufacturingcenter.com/ and follow the Eureka! Winning Ways link to learn more and to RSVP.
Contact: August Uhl. Email: auhl@coe.montana.edu. Telephone 406 994 5785
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July 30: Eureka! Winning Ways Business Growth Seminar, Great Northern Development, Wolf Point, MT
A free opportunity to learn about the scientific method for developing and selecting winning product ideas. Visit
http://www.mtmanufacturingcenter.com/ and follow the Eureka! Winning Ways link to learn more and to RSVP.
Contact: August Uhl, auhl@coe.montana.edu. Telephone 406 994 5785
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Now thru September 24: Livingston Farmers Market, Bandshell Park, Livingston
Every Wednesday 4:30-7:00 Produce, Baked Goods, Prepared Food, Artisans, Natural Meats
Music 7-9 most nights www.northrock.org for more info. Contact Kathy Kelliher, 406-222-0730
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Now through August: Liberty County Farmers Market, Lions Park, Hwy 2, Chester, MT
The Farmers Market is held every Thursday from 5:00--7:00 pm at the Lions Park on Hwy 2. A variety of vendors
selling arts & crafts, fresh baked goods and produce, and much more. Contact Lynda Vande Sandt,
lynda@libertycountycc.com. Tel. 406-759-4848
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AUGUST
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August 8-9: Centennial Celebration, Laurel, MT
Bar B Q, Historical Tours, Activities, Live Bison, Exhibits, Tours, Odyssy West Concert, Food & Crafts
Contact Joanne - Laurel Chamber, laurelchamber@rbbmt.org. Tel. 406-628-8105
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August 9: Swan Lake Huckleberry Festival, Swan Lake, MT
9:00am - 4:00pm. Come and join us at the Swan Lake Campgrounds from 9:00am until 4:00pm to celebrate the
Swan Lake Huckleberry Festival. Music by Roy Wilhelm, great food, arts & crafts, silent auction, prize raffle,
huckleberry pies and Kids games at 11:00am Contact: 406-837 5888
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August 9: Lima Living History Festival, Lima, MT
Lima Historical Society & Museum Annual Living History Festival starts at 1PM with displays, demonstrations, and
hands-on experiences in the society building and the City Park. 6:00PM Cookout in the City Park featuring buffalo,
beef, chicken, salads, Dutch Oven desserts, beverages. $7.00 adults, 12 & Under $5.00, under 5 free. 7:30PM
History Presentation in the Park with Sherrif Henry Plummer, legend of the Old West. Cookout reservations
requested by August 1st. call 406-276-3535. Contact Connie Strang, director, limahist@3rivers.net.
Tel. 406-276-3535.
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August 9: Big Sky Country Fair, Big Sky, MT
Big Sky Community Park. A 5k opens the fair, followed by a local community parade, art exhibits and live music!
Numerous children's activities and food vendors. For vendor information please print off our registration form at
www.bigskychamber.com/calendar. For more information call the Big Sky Chamber at 406-995-3000. Email:
info@bigskychamber.com
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August 16: Chokecherry 5K, Williston, ND
2nd annual Chokecherry 5k run/walk and kid's 1 mile run. Contact Sue Ceglowsk, ultrarun@wil.midco.net
Tel 701-572- 1717.
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August 16: South Hills Trail Series
Kading Campground. 7.5 mile trail race along the little blackfoot river (1of4 races) Contact Brian Wieck. Email:
bquick50k@hotmail.com Tel. 406-431-0697 .
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August 20: Eureka! Winning Ways Business Growth Seminar, Northern Plains Ag Research Lab, Sidney, MT
A free opportunity to learn about the scientific method for developing and selecting winning product ideas. Visit
http://www.mtmanufacturingcenter.com/ and follow the Eureka! Winning Ways link to learn more and to RSVP.
Contact August Uhl, auhl@coe.montana.edu. Telephone 406 994 5785
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August 21: Eureka! Winning Ways Business Growth Seminar, Miles Community College, rm 322, Miles City, MT
A free opportunity to learn about the scientific method for developing and selecting winning product ideas. Visit
http://www.mtmanufacturingcenter.com/ and follow the Eureka! Winning Ways link to learn more and to RSVP.
Contact: August Uhl, auhl@coe.montana.edu. Telephone 406 994 5785
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August 30: Fat Tire Frenzy & Brewers Festival, Red Lodge Mountain Resort, Red Lodge, MT
Extreme downhill mountain biking event with cross country race & brewers festival. Contact Robert Drake,
rdrake@redlodgemountain.com. Tel 406.446.2610
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August 31: Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach, VA
The 8th annual Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon returns to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront on August 31, 2008. Join the
Labor Day weekend celebration featuring over 20 local bands, the best crowd support from over hundreds of
cheerleaders and residents from surrounding neighborhoods, plus an amazing headliner concert on the sand. This
race is limited to 20,000 participants and will sell out. Register today! Contact: Elite Racing. Email:
rnrvb@eliteracing.com
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SEPTEMBER
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September 1-5: Park-2-Park Montana 2008, St. Mary's to Gardiner, MT
This five-day bike ride from Glacier Park to Yellowstone covers 400 miles of beautiful country. Deadline for early
registration rate is July 15. $450 registration covers lodging, meals and support. see www.park2parkMontana.org
Contact Ellen M. Bush, info@casagal.org. 866 863 2272.
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September 13: Pete's Fall Fest, Kalispell, MT
10k, 5k and 1 mile race. Bus loads at 9 am for 10k and (:30 am for 5k. 1 mile starts at 11:30 am. $12 person or $40
for a family of four. Cost includes student-designed t-shirt and lunch. Fun kids' carnival 10:30 am - 1:30 pm. All
proceeds go towards purchase of new playground equipment for Peterson Elementary School.
Contact Laurie Marburger, dudleystrees@centurytel.net. Tel. 751-3737 (Kathy)
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September 14: Banana Chase 5K, San Francisco, CA
Course starts outside Kezar Stadium, run Golden Gate Park, and finish inside the stadium. Young Champions
Races (ages 5-18) follow on the track in age appropriate distances. Contact: Diane Kotta. Email: info@rhodyco.com.
Telephone: (415)759-2690.
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September 21: ING Philadelphia Distance Run, Philadelphia, PA
Still fast, flat and spectacular after 31 years! Music every mile will enhance your running experience as the course
rolls through beautiful Fairmount Park and along the Schuylkill River. This classic half marathon finishes by the
Philadelphia Museum of Art, with the Rocky steps beckoning you to pump your fists in triumph. Contact. Elite Racing.
Email: runphilly@eliteracing.com. Tel. 800-311-1255
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September 21: Montana Marathon, Half, Relay, 10K, Billings
Starts in Molt, MT with rolling hills and views of the Beartooths, into town to finish at Wendy's Field Stadium. Contact
Kate Novakovich. Email: knovakovich@bresnan.net Tel. 406-252-3038
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OCTOBER
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October 2-3: Compete Smart Mfg Conference, Missoula, MT
Electrify Your Business with Mfg Peers & Allies at Montana's Manufacturing Conference: Multi-site plant tours; 25
breakout sessions; Keynote luncheon "Made in USA: Choices for Growth" with Doug Hall, "Lines On Success" with 3
Montana Company Leaders much more. $195 for two stimulating days! (Team and early-bird discounts available)
Contact Deborah Nash, dnash@coe.montana.edu Tel 406-994-4507
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October 5: Rock 'n' Roll 1/2 Marathon San Jose, San Jose, CA
On October 5th we're taking it to the streets of San Jose, CA for the third annual Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon San Jose.
Whether you're a rookie runner or seasoned veteran out for a PR, this is the race for you! The flat, fast course
promises for a great experience and stellar times. With bands at every mile and themed water stations, it is bounded
to be a Rockin’ good time. Everything's Better by the Bay...Rock This Way! Contact: Elite RacingEmail:
rnrsj@eliteracing.com
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October 5: The Glide Floss Bridge to Bridge Run, San Francisco, CA
KNBR, KFOG, and 107.7 The Bone present: The 32nd Annual Glide Floss Bridge to Bridge Run, benefiting Special
Olympics! 7K or 12K run/walk along the beautiful San Francisco Waterfront. Check out our website,
www.bridgetobridge.com, for details and registration. Email raceinfo@bridgetobridge.com.
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NOVEMBER
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November 16: Rock 'n' Roll San Antonio Marathon & 1/2 Marathon, San Antonio, TX
The race routes will highlight the signature sights of San Antonio, including the Alamo and lush Mission Trail, home
of five missions and centuries of culture. In true rockstar fashion, 70 live bands, 40 cheer teams and themed water
stations will line the course to keep you entertained from start to finish. Continue the party with your fellow runners
and friends at the evening Headliner Concert Celebration at the Alamodome. Every participant receives FREE entry.
Other Elite Racing acts include INXS, the Gin Blossoms, Train, Chris Isaac, Ozomatli and the Goo Goo Dolls.
Contact: Elite Racing. Email: rnrsa@eliteracing.com. Tel. 800-311-1255
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November 27: Huffing For Stuffing Thanksgiving Day Run, Bozeman
Hungry to run on Thanksgiving Day? New venue! 5K & 10K courses start/finish at Museum of the Rockies! Kids’ Run
too! Don't miss the costumed dinosaur chase our turkey runners. Runners who “Smoke the Turkey” (male & female
turkeys) win a prize! All participants and volunteers receive a long-sleeve technical race shirt and a cornucopia of fun!
Terrific awards again this year. Kids start at 8:15am, 10K at 9am, 5K at 9:15am. Entry fee for 5K/10K: $20; Kids’ Run
free with a canned food donation. Please bring as many non-perishables as you can! Proceeds will benefit the
Gallatin Valley Food Bank! Huffing for Stuffing is about community support and fun, so runners and walkers of all
abilities are welcome. Register on Active.com, at Fleet Feet Bozeman or download entry form from race website:
huffingforstuffing.com. Race day registration opens at 7:30am. See website for more details. Contact: John Dudas,
huffingforstuffing@yahoo.com. Event provided by Big Sky Wind Drinkers. Tel. 406-599-6283
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November 30: Run Wild! 5K/10K, San Francisco, CA
Run Wild For A Child 5K/10K-supporting the San Francisco Firefighters Toy Drive. Runners
may bring a new toy or two to donate and run as their favorite childhood toy in the "Run Wild Like A Chid Costume
Contest."Diane Kotta. Email: info@rhodyco.com. Tel. (415)759-2690
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DECEMBER
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JANUARY 2009
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January 18: Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Marathon & 1/2 Marathon, Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale, AZ
Discover the beauty of Arizona at the sixth annual P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona Marathon & ½ Marathon. Perfect
running weather and flat courses run through three spectacular cities and make for a world-class running event,
while 70 live bands, 40 cheer squads and a free Headliner Concert make it an all-out rockin’ party. After the race,
stay and live it up Arizona style! Enjoy fabulous shopping, restaurants, spas and golf, or relax at the resort pool in true
rock star fashion! Contact: Elite Racing. Email: rnraz@eliteracing.com Tel. 800-311-1255.
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January 24: Seeley Lake Biathlon, Seeley Lake, MT (Certified MONTANAFiT Event)
Details coming soon. Seeley Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Cheryl Thompson, 406.677.2880
slchamber@blackfoot.net www.SeeleyLakeChamber.com
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FEBRUARY
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MARCH
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APRIL
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April 25: Country Music Marathon & 1/2 Marathon, Nashville, TN
Run to the rhythm of Music City with over 30,000 participants and experience some of Nashville’s most scenic
sights. With 50 bands playing on 27 entertainment stages, hundreds of cheerleaders and thousands of spectators
on the course – you will have the race of a lifetime.Contact Elite Racing, Inc., cmm@eliteracing.com. Tel 858-450-
6510
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MAY
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May 31: Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, San Diego, CA
Running and rocking for 12 years! On May 31, 2009 Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon celebrates its’ 12th anniversary. This
Southern Californian favorite features live bands on 26 stages, 2,000 energizing cheerleaders, fantastically themed
water stations and a beautiful course showcasing some of San Diego’s finest landmarks.
Contact Elite Racing, Inc., rnrm@eliteracing.com Tel 858-450-6510
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