Zootown Happenings!
Upcoming Missoula Events From Zootown Brew
Zootown Brew has a wide variety of weekend entertainment. We have hosted poetry jams, cello concerts, bluegrass, country, you name the genre of music we have had it here. With our luxury setting this has become one of Missoula's artists favorite place to play.
We have also hosted many benefit concerts for different needs in the city of Missoula including cancer patients, pregnancy centers, and wildlife associations. If you are interested in hosting an event at Zootown Brew please contact us.
Open Mic Nights
Friday's we will be holding open mic night starting at 7 p.m. First come first serve with 20 minute slots. Bring your instrument and your cord to plug in and we will provide the rest. Please call the shop on Friday to know if we having open mic since we might have a concert planned.
December 2nd First Friday "I am Laurie Johnson"
I realized after my diagnosis four years ago that having bipolar disorder does not define who I am as a person. For close to three decades, I battled an unknown adversary, believing I was just sinning because I wasn�t choosing happiness. The story is composed of trials from my life, including a turbulent relationship; hopelessness and thoughts of suicide; the abandonment of my Olympic dream; the death of a son in my arms from a genetic disorder; the early end to my teaching career; and the suicide of my nephew. It is a story of triumph in the face of adversity, one that tells how God has given me a meaningful life even though things haven�t turned out how I originally envisioned.
December 2nd First Friday-Art by Jesse McGee
The mind allows us infinite freedom to imagine....enjoy! I hope you enjoy the innovative art that you see here. All pieces are created by me, and are interpretations of photographs I have taken. Each one has a different meaning for those viewing it. I hope you find whatever you are looking for.
Jessie McGee was raised in Laurel, MT. She graduated from Laurel High School and attended college at the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND where she earned her bachelors degree in Education and minored in Music and History. In addition to her academia she also excelled in two collegiate sports, basketball and softball. Sports have always been a major part of her life, as has music. In 2007 her life was dramatically changed when she suffered a traumatic brain injury. She has since been opened up to a world of art. These are her interpretations of life, pain, and happiness. She hopes you find them intriguing as well as a source of inspiration and hope.
