The Covellite is sending July out with a bang with movies, music and fun for all with a slate of activities this week that are sure to entertain.

TUESDAY - OPEN MIC NIGHT

Another fun Open Mic Night hosted by Aaron Armstrong is set to start at 8pm.  If you've got talent or act you want to show off, sign ups start at 7pm in the lounge.  Open Mic Night is sponsored by Ziply Fiber and Townsquare Media

WEDNESDAY - FREE MOVIE NIGHT

1978's "Drunken Master" will be shown on the big screen starting at 8pm.  Sponsored by Clearwater Credit Union and Townsquare Media

FRIDAY - RAPPIN' THE RIVERS FESTIVAL KICK-OFF PARTY

This special Butte launch party brings together an incredible lineup of artists to celebrate one of Montana's premier hip-hop festivals before the main event. Expect an evening packed with live performances, community, and nonstop music starting at 7:30pm.  Admission is free.

SATURDAY - LIVE MUSIC WITIH WILD LOVE TIGRESS

Complete with a blazing horn section, backing vocalists, and enough personality to fill the room twice over, Wild Love Tigress has built a reputation for high-energy performances that get audiences moving from the first note to the last. Their sound combines top-tier musicianship with thoughtful songwriting, blending classic funk influences with a fresh, modern approach.  Showtime is 8pm, tickets are $10 in advance, $15 the day of the show.  Get your advance tickets here.

For further details, stop by the Covellite during box office hours which are 12pm to 6pm Tuesday through Saturday at 215 W. Broadway in Historic Uptown Butte.

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