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SUMMARY:“Montana Tannenbaum” Exhibit Begins -- HELENA -- October 16th
LOCATION:Helena\, MT
DESCRIPTION:Archived listing. This event listing is from October 2015. Date
 s and details change\, so check with the organizer before you go. New exhi
 bit touches on Montana’s three national Christmas trees: 1958’s Engelm
 ann Spruce known as “Ike’s Tree”\; 1989’s spruce\, also cut from t
 he Kootenai National Forest near Libby\; and 1989’s sub-alpine fir\, har
 vested near Hamilton. “Our Forgotten Pioneers: The Chinese in Montana\,
 ” continuing through next spring\, explores the contributions of this li
 ttle-understood ethnic group that settled in many urban Montana communitie
 s. The display includes textiles\, artifacts\, and personal items\, and vi
 gnettes showing mining\, railroading\, a laundry\, restaurant\, an apothec
 ary and a temple associated with Chinese culture from 1862-1943. “Eloque
 nce in Wood: The Art of John L. Clarke\,” on display through January 2\,
  examines the artistic vision of a man who could neither hear or speak. Fo
 r the Blackfeet artist\, art was a tool for communication\, reflected in h
 is sculptures\, p\n\nDistinctly Montana: https://www.distinctlymontana.com
 /event/%E2%80%9Cmontana-tannenbaum%E2%80%9D-exhibit-begins-helena-october-
 16th
URL:https://www.distinctlymontana.com/event/%E2%80%9Cmontana-tannenbaum%E2%
 80%9D-exhibit-begins-helena-october-16th
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