Mother Mother at the Wilma connects with crowd
Canadian indie Rock band, Mother Mother, performed at the Wilma Theater to a sold-out crowd of mostly 18–25-year-olds who knew all the lyrics to the songs.
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Missoula turns out for grizzly bear documentary
As grizzly bears slumber in their high mountain dens, grizzly bear supporters flocked to the Wilma Theater to see a new documentary and share their love of and concern for the wilderness icon.
Umphrey's McGee brings all that and more to Missoula
William Munoz writes, "It's always a great night when Umphrey's McGee comes to town. That was certainly the case at the Wilma Theater on Friday night."
Richard Thomspon brings five decades of Music to the Wilma
Richard Thompson dazzled a crowd at the Wilma with more than five decades of music dating back to the 1960s.
Harmon’s Histories: Rabbits overtake downtown Missoula island!
Once upon a time, there was a man who lived on an island in the Missoula River, right under the Higgins Avenue Bridge, near the Snead-Simons Building. (FYI, the Missoula River is now called the Clark Fork and the building is now called the Wilma). The man had two companions, a pair of white rabbits.