Business After Hours- Foundation For Community Care

Name: Business After Hours- Foundation For Community Care

 
Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM MST






Event Description:


Join us as The Foundation For Community Care hosts December's Business After Hours! Details to come.

Each month, join us at one of our Member businesses as they host Business After Hours. Held from 4:00-6:00 pm with light hors d'oeuvres and beverages, each business is encouraged to put their own spin on "business after hours". Take a look around each business and learn about each of the services and products offered while meeting new contacts and nurturing existing business relationships.

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About Business After Hours: Business After Hours is a free monthly networking opportunity that allows a business to open its doors from 4:00 to 6:00 pm to other Chamber members and the community. This event is often utilized to showcase a new product line, celebrate a grand opening or anniversary, or to boost your business presence within the community. 

This event is held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, so as to provide a sense of exclusivity and excitement about our host’s business. Each business will be encouraged to present a theme, as well as refreshments and fun for their scheduled time. 

Contact the Chamber for a list of upcoming events, or to sign up to host your own Business After Hours.


 



Location:

TBD each month



Date/Time Information:

Third Tuesday of each month

4:00 pm- 6:00 pm.



Contact Information:

Chamber Staff
Send an Email



Fees/Admission:

Always free to our members and their guests.

The Female Gaze

Public

· Hosted by MonDak Heritage Center


120 3rd Ave SE, Sidney, Montana 5927015

15 Jan 2019 – 23 Feb 2019 · MST

The Female Gaze by artist Jamie Azevedo is a series of images of the female form in motion, exploring what it feels like to inhabit the female form.



According to Azevedo: All of us are wrapped up in fragile bodies subjected to abuse and annihilation. But we also possess creative minds which can empower and enlighten others. As we females stand on the shoulders of the countless brave women who have helped pave the path towards our own insight and successes, let us remember that we are much more than our bodies. And we cannot not be contained.I hope these portraits remind you that we are resilient, creative energies capable of brilliance, transcendence, and grace. May each generation of women make life inside the female form better for the next.



The exhibition is on display at the MonDak from January 15 to February 23. Azevedo will contribute $50 from each piece sold in the show to an educational scholarship through the Williston State College Foundation to assist in funding a young woman’s studies.



Jamie Azevedo grew up in rural North Carolina. She is inspired by the metaphysical world, history, meditation, laughter, mind-bending conversations, the game of "what if,” her amusing family, quirky humans, philosophy, and the ludicrous yet jubilant journey that we are all on together. Her work has been shown in galleries throughout the United States. Currently, she lives North Dakota with her husband and chocolate lab, ZuZu.



For more information contact MDHC at (406) 433-3500 or visit mondakheritagecenter.org.

Facebook page here:  The Female Gaze

The Female Gaze

Public

· Hosted by MonDak Heritage Center


120 3rd Ave SE, Sidney, Montana 5927015

15 Jan 2019 – 23 Feb 2019 · MST

The Female Gaze by artist Jamie Azevedo is a series of images of the female form in motion, exploring what it feels like to inhabit the female form.



According to Azevedo: All of us are wrapped up in fragile bodies subjected to abuse and annihilation. But we also possess creative minds which can empower and enlighten others. As we females stand on the shoulders of the countless brave women who have helped pave the path towards our own insight and successes, let us remember that we are much more than our bodies. And we cannot not be contained.I hope these portraits remind you that we are resilient, creative energies capable of brilliance, transcendence, and grace. May each generation of women make life inside the female form better for the next.



The exhibition is on display at the MonDak from January 15 to February 23. Azevedo will contribute $50 from each piece sold in the show to an educational scholarship through the Williston State College Foundation to assist in funding a young woman’s studies.



Jamie Azevedo grew up in rural North Carolina. She is inspired by the metaphysical world, history, meditation, laughter, mind-bending conversations, the game of "what if,” her amusing family, quirky humans, philosophy, and the ludicrous yet jubilant journey that we are all on together. Her work has been shown in galleries throughout the United States. Currently, she lives North Dakota with her husband and chocolate lab, ZuZu.



For more information contact MDHC at (406) 433-3500 or visit mondakheritagecenter.org.

Facebook page here:  The Female Gaze