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Eagle Mount in Bozeman, MT provides adaptive recreation for individuals with disabilities and those affected by cancer. This program offers diverse activities including horsemanship, skiing, swimming, gardening, cycling, and climbing. Participants develop new strengths and confidence through accessible recreation, fostering independence and growth. The focus is on celebrating abilities and removing barriers, offering year-round engagement in various adaptive sports and arts within the Montana landscape.
Move to the music in this fun new dance session led by local teacher, Remya! Learn the basics of Bollywood dancing and practice a routine to perform at the end of the session. No prior experience required – all are welcome!
Learn more / RegisterLearn to play the ukulele with Eagle Mount! Local musician, Hannah, will teach how to read music, tune your instrument, and play the ukulele. With instruction tailored for complete beginners, this session is for brand-new musicians and beginners hoping to sharpen their skills.
Learn more / RegisterExplore a variety of ways to make art using paper! Try papier mache sculpture, collage, origami, and even use scraps to make your own paper.
Learn more / RegisterExplore a variety of ways to make art using dried flowers grown in our Eagle Mount garden! Assemble decorative wreaths, collage with pressed flowers, try cyanotype (sun-printing), and even make your own tea blend.
Learn more / RegisterHone your acting skills and explore the world of theater from improv and musicals to set and costume design. Highly recommended for those planning to participate in our annual theater production next summer 2027.
Learn more / RegisterLessons are held for one hour, once a week in five week sessions year round. Participant assessments will be used to determine what type of lesson would be most beneficial and appropriate for each participant.
Learn more / RegisterLessons are held for one hour, once a week in five week sessions year round. Participant assessments will be used to determine what type of lesson would be most beneficial and appropriate for each participant.
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