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Group of nine men and one boy posing in a hallway, dressed in various styles of suits and hats, ranging from modern to vintage. they stand smiling, against a backdrop of red lockers.

Thanks to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy for a fantastic show!

Educational Outreach with the BPAC

We believe in the importance of arts education and invite many of our presenting artists to create interactive workshops and performances exclusively for local students.  Bitterroot Valley schools are invited to attend workshops and school-day performances at no or very reduced cost so our children can experience world-class arts.

We also recognize the life-long learning opportunities the arts offer for people of all ages, so with the cooperation of our presenting artists, we host master classes for adults and selected youth.  The small group setting we cultivate allows for a very intimate workshop environment.

If you share our passion for ensuring robust arts education, please let us know.  There are many opportunities to partner with the Bitterroot Performing Arts Council as a supporter of arts education.

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STACIE DUCE for the Ravalli Republic
Sept. 16, 2016

Lessons in improv, life: Comedy troupe member teaches students to open up

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A group of students of diverse backgrounds engaging in a lively discussion with a teacher in a colorful classroom adorned with posters and an american flag.
Four teenagers engage in a lively conversation in a school hallway decorated with photographs and posters. two are seated on chairs, while the other two stand, all smiling and gesturing expressively.

MICHELLE McCONNAHA for the Ravalli Republic
Jan 13, 2016

Fifth-grade Victor students participate in dance workshop

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A group of children and a young adult in a gymnasium are spread out, engaging in a dance or exercise routine with arms extended and concentrating on their movements.
A large group of diverse students posing for a photo in a gymnasium with the words "victor pirates" on the wall behind them. some students are sitting, others standing, all smiling at the camera.