Upcoming Shows & Events
| Desert Rose Band | Monday, September 6th |

Desert Rose Band ends reunion tour at Ellen on Labor Day!
Flat-out one of the most influential groups to ever push the boundaries in the world of country, bluegrass, folk and rock...
Cocktails at 7:00
Music at 8:00
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| Solas | Thursday, September 9th |

Since its birth in 1996, Solas has been loudly proclaimed as the most popular, influential, and exciting Celtic band to ever emerge...
Cocktails at 7:00
Great music at 8:00
All Seats $26.00
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| Paula Poundstone | Friday, September 17th |

Straight from her appearances on
Late Night with David Letterman and her weekly stints on
NPR's
Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, it's
PAULA POUNDSTONE
Paula's Website
Cocktails at 7:00
Comdey at 8:00
$36, $31 and $25
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| The String Jumpers | Thursday, September 23rd |

Cocktails at 6:30
Swinging music at 7:30
All seats just $10
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Insty-Prints presents:
Vintage jazz is on the menu when acoustic swing band, The String Jumpers, serve up their one-of-a-kind brand of energetic, musical magic on our stage.
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Helton Hearing Care graciously provides hearing assistance technology for all performances at The Ellen Theatre
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The Ellen Story
The Ellen Theatre, a marvelous tribute to those glorious playhouses of the early 1900s, will again illuminate its stage, celebrating the performing arts in the heart of downtown Bozeman. Once upon a timeless past, this lavishly decorated palace, designed by renowned architect Fred Willson, was a shining showcase for musical talents and vaudeville stars, including fan dancer Sally Rand and the legendary ventriloquist Edgar Bergen along with his wise-cracking wooden sidekick Charlie McCarthy. Originally opened in 1919, The Ellen hosted variety shows, movie premieres, school plays, weddings, symphony concerts and an opera featuring a live elephant. There's even a spot on a backstage wall where young acting hopeful Gary Cooper inscribed his name.
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