What To Expect At The Butte Elks Lodge Country Music Night Event

If you are looking for a reason to get out and dance this weekend, the Butte Elks Lodge #240 at 206 W. Galena is giving you a couple of reasons to this Friday night. The Klobucars, Butte's favorite family of line dancing instructors will be putting on an instruction session along with the Copper City Divas and Dudes followed by a show from the unmistakable Kyle Rife who is making his first appearance on the Elks' stage.

COUNTRY MUSIC NIGHT/LINE DANCE LESSONS 6-8PM

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From 6:30 to 8pm the Klobucars along with Copper City Divas and Dudes will host Country Music Night with a free line-dance lesson and an evening of Country music. From beginners to seasoned veterans, all are welcome to participate in a fun evening of dancing and even information on how you can become a member of the popular line dance crew.

KYLE RIFE, 8PM - 11PM

You may have seen Kyle Rife at the Wise River Club playing solo. You may have seen him in years past as the lead guitarist with Tim Montana's band. You could have caught him as the entertainment at last year's Chamber of Commerce Dinner and Awards Banquet. Wherever you saw him, you most likely walked away impressed and if you haven't seen him yet, here's a great chance in a wonderful venue. Kyle is not just an incredible musician but an accomplished songwriter having worked with such superstars as Darius Rucker and even Ed Sheerhan. Kyle will play from 8pm to 11pm and he is the one to see if you want ot continue dancing late into the night or even if you just want to sit back and watch a very talented musician perform.

On a related note, Kyle will be part of a "Montana Made Music" series show at the Mother Lode Theater.

For details on Friday's shows, membership information and more, please call the Butte Elks Lodge at (406) 782-3278.

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Source: Klobucars and Kyle Rife to entertain at Butte Elks this Friday Night

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